LbAgents
LangGraph-based agent workflows plugged into LbAPI.
This package contains pure agent logic — graph definitions, prompt templates, state schemas, tools, and a Pydantic workflow registry. It has no infrastructure dependencies (no database, no HTTP server, no Celery). MCP tools are discovered at runtime and passed to graph factories by the host application (LbAPI).
Architecture
graph LR
subgraph LbAgents ["LbAgents (this package)"]
Registry[Workflow Registry]
Factories[Graph Factories]
Schemas[State Schemas]
Prompts[Prompt Templates]
Tools[GitLab Tools]
end
subgraph LbAPI ["LbAPI (host)"]
Router["/agent/* router"]
Celery[Celery tasks]
MCP[MCP tool discovery]
LLM[KServe LLM clients]
PG[AsyncPostgresSaver]
LF[Langfuse observability]
end
Router -->|imports| Registry
Celery -->|builds graph from| Factories
MCP -->|passes tools to| Factories
LLM -->|passes LLMs to| Factories
PG -->|compiles with| Factories
Key design decisions
- Factory pattern: Graph factories return an uncompiled
StateGraph. The caller (LbAPI) compiles it with a checkpointer. - Tools as parameters: Factories accept a
toolslist — no hardcoded tool definitions. LbAPI discovers MCP tools at runtime and combines them with GitLab tools from this package. - Self-registration: Importing
LbAgentspopulatesWORKFLOW_REGISTRYwith all available workflows. Adding a new graph to this package makes it available in LbAPI with zero LbAPI code changes. - Single LLM tier (current PoC): The current workflows use a single
orchestratorLLM tier. Thellms_requiredfield onWorkflowSpecdeclares which tiers a workflow needs, allowing multi-tier setups in the future.
Workflows
| Name | Description | Trigger | Delivery | Human Review |
|---|---|---|---|---|
ap_debug_ci_failure |
Diagnose CI pipeline failures and post review on GitLab MR | Internal (Celery dispatch) | GitLab MR review | Yes (before posting review) |
ap_debug_stuck_productions (planned) |
Diagnose a single stuck production, propose fixes | Internal (Celery dispatch), Manual | GitLab Issue, Mattermost | Yes |
mattermost_debug_user_request (planned) |
Answer user support questions via Mattermost bot | Mattermost webhook, Manual | Mattermost | Yes (admin verifies before posting) |
ap_debug_ci_failure
Single ReAct loop using one LLM tier (orchestrator):
The agent investigates the failure using pipeline MCP tools (logs, validation reports, job info), reads the MR diff using GitLab tools, and posts a structured review — all in a single reasoning-and-acting loop.
The post_mr_review tool is a write operation — human approval is required before the review is posted.
ap_debug_stuck_productions
Diagnoses a single stuck production. A Celery scanning task identifies stuck samples and dispatches one instance of this graph per production. The graph follows the debug-production-job MCP skill workflow: gets sample details and progress → investigates MaxReset failures → classifies as known/new pattern → proposes fixes or GitLab issues. All write actions (adding known failures, creating issues) require human review before execution.
mattermost_debug_user_request
Called by an admin in a Mattermost channel thread (usually based on a user's support message). The agent investigates using available tools, drafts a response with advice/next steps, then always pauses for admin verification before the response is posted. The admin can approve, edit, or reject the draft.
Tools
GitLab tools (LbAgents.tools.gitlab)
Factory function make_gitlab_review_tools(gitlab_token, mr_iid) returns LangChain tools scoped to a specific merge request. The model cannot access other MRs — the IID is closed over in the factory.
get_mr_info()— MR metadata (title, author, branches, labels)get_mr_diff()— File-level diffs for the MRget_mr_file_content(file_path)— Full file content from the source branchpost_mr_review(body, inline_comments)— Post a review with optional inline comments
LbAPI provides the GitLab token and MR IID at graph invocation time.
Usage
from LbAgents import WORKFLOW_REGISTRY
from LbAgents.tools.gitlab import make_gitlab_review_tools
# All workflows are registered at import time
for name, spec in WORKFLOW_REGISTRY.items():
print(f"{name}: {spec.description}")
# Build a graph with MCP tools + GitLab tools
from LbAgents.graphs import build_ap_debug_ci_failure_graph
gitlab_tools = make_gitlab_review_tools(gitlab_token="...", mr_iid=42)
all_tools = mcp_tools + gitlab_tools
graph = build_ap_debug_ci_failure_graph(
orchestrator_llm=orchestrator,
tools=all_tools,
write_tool_names=["post_mr_review"],
)
compiled = graph.compile(checkpointer=my_checkpointer)
Adding a new workflow
- Create a new module in
src/LbAgents/graphs/with abuild_*_graph()factory function. - Add a state schema in
src/LbAgents/schemas/state.pyif needed. - Add a prompt template in
src/LbAgents/prompts/templates.py. - Register the workflow in
src/LbAgents/graphs/__init__.pyviaregister_workflow(). - Add tests in
tests/test_graphs.py.
The workflow will automatically appear in LbAPI's GET /agent/workflows endpoint.
Development
pixi install
pixi run pytest # Run tests
pixi run ruff check # Lint
pixi run ruff format # Format
Package structure
src/LbAgents/
├── __init__.py # Re-exports registry, imports graphs to trigger registration
├── registry.py # WorkflowSpec, WORKFLOW_REGISTRY, register_workflow()
├── schemas/
│ └── state.py # TypedDict state definitions
├── prompts/
│ └── templates.py # System prompts + ChatPromptTemplate instances
├── tools/
│ ├── __init__.py # Tool factory exports
│ └── gitlab.py # GitLab MR tools (get_mr_info, get_mr_diff, post_mr_review)
└── graphs/
├── __init__.py # Imports factories + calls register_workflow()
├── ap_debug_ci_failure.py # Single ReAct loop: investigation + review posting
├── ap_debug_stuck_productions.py # Stuck production triage + GitLab routing (planned)
└── mattermost_debug_user_request.py # Mattermost support bot with admin verification (planned)
License
GPL-3.0 — see COPYING.
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