mirastack-agents-sdk 1.10.0

Python SDK for building MIRASTACK agents — agentic workflow automation for platform engineering

mirastack-agents-sdk

Python SDK for building MIRASTACK agents — the external gRPC plugins that perform READ, MODIFY, and ADMIN actions on platform engineering systems. Agents are pure compute: they receive params via gRPC and use the EngineContext proxy to interact with the engine.

License: GNU AGPL v3 — see LICENSE.

Release Cadence

This SDK ships lockstep with the Go SDK (mirastack-agents-sdk-go) at matching MAJOR.MINOR tags. Every minor or major bump in either SDK forces a paired release of the other so plugin authors writing in either language consume the same engine handshake contract. See CHANGELOG.md for the policy and per-version notes.

All MIRASTACK agents — Python and Go — are required to track the latest paired SDK minor; the engine's CI gate enforces this before each engine release.

Installation

pip install mirastack-agents-sdk

Quick Start

from mirastack_sdk import (
    Plugin, PluginInfo, PluginSchema, Action, IntentPattern,
    Permission, DevOpsStage, ExecuteRequest, ExecuteResponse,
    respond_map, serve,
)

class MyAgent(Plugin):
    def info(self) -> PluginInfo:
        return PluginInfo(
            name="my-agent",
            version="0.1.0",
            description="Example observability agent",
            actions=[
                Action(
                    id="query",
                    description="Query metrics for a service",
                    permission=Permission.READ,
                    stages=[DevOpsStage.OBSERVE],
                    input_params=[{"name": "service", "type": "string", "required": True}],
                ),
            ],
            intents=[
                IntentPattern(pattern=r"query.*metrics|show.*metrics", description="Query metrics", priority=1),
            ],
        )

    def schema(self) -> PluginSchema:
        return PluginSchema(actions=self.info().actions)

    async def execute(self, req: ExecuteRequest) -> ExecuteResponse:
        service = req.params.get("service", "")
        return respond_map({"service": service, "status": "ok"})

    async def health_check(self) -> None: pass

    async def config_updated(self, config: dict) -> None: pass

if __name__ == "__main__":
    serve(MyAgent())

Plugin Interface

class Plugin(ABC):
    def info(self) -> PluginInfo: ...
    def schema(self) -> PluginSchema: ...
    async def execute(self, req: ExecuteRequest) -> ExecuteResponse: ...
    async def health_check(self) -> None: ...
    async def config_updated(self, config: dict[str, str]) -> None: ...

Response Helpers

from mirastack_sdk import respond_map, respond_json, respond_error, respond_raw

return respond_map({"metric": 42.0, "service": "api"})   # typed dict response
return respond_json(my_dataclass)                         # any serialisable type
return respond_error("backend unavailable")               # error response
return respond_raw(b'{"raw": "json"}')                    # raw JSON passthrough

Agent-Specific Features

Actions — Tool Catalog Registration

Action(
    id="restart_service",
    description="Restart a Kubernetes deployment",
    permission=Permission.MODIFY,   # READ | MODIFY | ADMIN
    stages=[DevOpsStage.OPERATE],
    input_params=[
        {"name": "namespace",  "type": "string", "required": True},
        {"name": "deployment", "type": "string", "required": True},
    ],
    output_params=[{"name": "status", "type": "string"}],
)

Intent Patterns — Natural Language Routing

IntentPattern(
    pattern=r"restart.*deployment|rollout.*restart",
    description="Restart a Kubernetes deployment",
    priority=10,
)

Prompt Templates

from mirastack_sdk import PromptTemplate

PromptTemplate(
    name="my_agent_analysis",
    description="Analysis prompt contributed to the engine PromptTemplate Store",
    content="Analyse the following data: {{ data }}",
)

Engine Context

from mirastack_sdk import EngineContext

class MyAgent(Plugin):
    def set_engine_context(self, ctx: EngineContext) -> None:
        self._ctx = ctx

    async def execute(self, req: ExecuteRequest) -> ExecuteResponse:
        url   = await self._ctx.get_config("backend.url")
        await   self._ctx.cache_set("key", "value", ttl=300)
        val   = await self._ctx.cache_get("key")
        await   self._ctx.publish_result({"data": val})
        ok    = await self._ctx.request_approval("Proceed?", Permission.MODIFY)
        await   self._ctx.log_event("action_completed", {"action": "query"})

DateTime Utilities

Convert req.time_range to backend-specific formats — never parse time in a plugin:

from mirastack_sdk import datetimeutils

start = datetimeutils.format_epoch_seconds(req.time_range.start_epoch_ms)  # VictoriaMetrics
start = datetimeutils.format_epoch_micros(req.time_range.start_epoch_ms)   # VictoriaTraces
start = datetimeutils.format_rfc3339(req.time_range.start_epoch_ms)        # VictoriaLogs

SDK Components

Module	Purpose
plugin.py	Plugin ABC, PluginInfo, Action, IntentPattern, PromptTemplate
context.py	EngineContext proxy — config, cache, publish, approval, audit log
respond.py	respond_map, respond_json, respond_error, respond_raw helpers
serve.py	gRPC server bootstrap — call serve(agent) from __main__
datetimeutils.py	Time format converters for all MIRASTACK backends
gen/	Hand-written gRPC proto stubs (will be replaced by buf generate)

Environment Variables

Variable	Default	Description
MIRASTACK_ENGINE_ADDR	localhost:50051	Engine gRPC address
MIRASTACK_PLUGIN_PORT	50052	Port this agent listens on

Tenant Isolation

Every plugin process serves exactly one tenant. The engine launches separate processes per tenant — plugin processes are never shared.

Required Environment Variable

Variable	Description
MIRASTACK_PLUGIN_TENANT_SLUG	Human-readable slug (e.g. acme). Preferred deployment input; the SDK derives the UUID5 automatically.
MIRASTACK_PLUGIN_TENANT_ID	Advanced override. UUID5 of the tenant this plugin serves; wins when both variables are set.

At least one of the two must be set. If both are missing the process exits immediately with a fatal log. This is non-negotiable: a plugin without a tenant identity is unsafe to run.

Registration is lazy after the tenant binding is resolved. The plugin starts its gRPC server and keeps retrying RegisterPlugin while the engine is unavailable, still in bootstrap mode, or missing the bound tenant. Once the operator creates a tenant with the same slug, registration succeeds automatically. The SDK never auto-discovers the first tenant.

How Tenant ID Is Derived

The UUID5 is deterministically derived from the slug:

namespace = UUID("f9f3a4d4-2c64-5b9e-9e25-8a8b6f6f6f6f")
tenant_id = UUID5(namespace, "tenant:" + strings.ToLower(strings.TrimSpace(slug)))

This matches the formula used by mirastack-engine/internal/tenants/id.go so plugin processes and the engine always agree on the tenant identity.

Helper Function

// IDFromSlug derives the tenant UUID5 from a human-readable slug.
// Useful in tests and operator tooling — not needed in normal plugin code.
tenantID := mirastack.IDFromSlug("acme")

Auto-Stamping

The SDK automatically stamps tenant_id on every outbound gRPC call to the engine (config, cache, publish, approval, log, call_plugin, register). Plugin authors must never set tenant_id manually or read it from params.

No Cross-Tenant Calls

When an agent calls another agent via CallPlugin / call_plugin_with_time_range, the SDK stamps the caller's own tenant_id. The engine will reject any cross-tenant call. Federation is out of scope.