feat: interactive message actions with @action_callback hooks (fixes #15) (closes #15)#26
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) - Add Action dataclass with deterministic serialization via to_dict() - Add @action_callback decorator for registering async handlers - Add POST /api/actions/{action_id}/click endpoint with 404 on missing callbacks - Add Action.remove() method that emits server-side removal events - Update Message class to support Action objects in actions field - Add ActionButtons.tsx frontend component with proper click handling - Add comprehensive test suite with 27 passing tests - Maintain lazy import invariant for actions module - Preserve backward compatibility with existing action dict format 🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.ai/code) Co-authored-by: Mervin Praison <MervinPraison@users.noreply.github.com>
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This pull request introduces an interactive action system for messages, allowing agents to attach clickable buttons with server-side callbacks. Key components include a new ActionButtons React component, an Action registry with an @action_callback decorator, and a dedicated API endpoint for handling button clicks. Feedback identifies a runtime TypeError in the Action constructor when using add_action, a missing MessageContext during action dispatch that prevents server-side side effects like action.remove(), and a security vulnerability where action callbacks could be triggered without session verification. Additionally, improvements were suggested for user-facing error notifications, async callback validation, and preventing accidental registry overwrites.
| action = Action( | ||
| name=name, | ||
| label=label, | ||
| icon=icon, | ||
| payload=payload, | ||
| variant=variant, | ||
| **kwargs | ||
| ) |
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The Action dataclass does not accept **kwargs in its constructor. Passing them here will cause a TypeError at runtime if any extra arguments are provided to add_action. Note that the legacy dict fallback at line 363 does support them, creating an inconsistency in behavior.
action = Action(
name=name,
label=label,
icon=icon,
payload=payload,
variant=variant
)| action_name = body.get("action_name") | ||
| if not action_name: | ||
| return JSONResponse({"error": "action_name is required"}, status_code=400) |
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The endpoint trusts the action_name provided in the request body to look up and execute a callback. An attacker could potentially trigger any registered action callback by guessing its name, even if that action was never presented to them in the current session or message. The server should verify that the requested action name is valid for the specified message_id and session_id by checking the message history.
| await dispatch_action_callback( | ||
| action_name=action_name, | ||
| action_id=action_id, | ||
| payload=payload, | ||
| message_id=message_id, | ||
| session_id=session_id, | ||
| ) |
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The dispatch_action_callback is called without setting up a MessageContext. This means that any calls to action.remove() or Message(...).send() inside the callback will fail or return early because _get_context() will return None. You should wrap the dispatch in a context, similar to how run_agent works, to ensure server-side side effects can be communicated back to the UI.
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| console.error(`Failed to execute action '${action.name}':`, error) | ||
| // TODO: Show user-friendly error notification |
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The error handling for failed action execution is currently just a console error. It should provide user-facing feedback (e.g., a toast or notification) so the user knows the action failed to execute on the server.
| if not callable(func): | ||
| raise ValueError("Action callback must be callable") |
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The decorator should verify that the provided callback is an asynchronous function, as it is awaited during dispatch in dispatch_action_callback. If a synchronous function is provided, it will raise a TypeError at runtime.
| if not callable(func): | |
| raise ValueError("Action callback must be callable") | |
| if not callable(func): | |
| raise ValueError("Action callback must be callable") | |
| import inspect | |
| if not inspect.iscoroutinefunction(func): | |
| raise ValueError("Action callback must be an async function (coroutine)") |
| raise ValueError("Action callback must be callable") | ||
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| # Register the callback in global registry | ||
| _ACTION_REGISTRY[name] = func |
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Registering a callback with an existing name will silently overwrite the previous one. It is safer to check if the name is already in use and potentially log a warning or raise an error to prevent accidental overwrites of action handlers.
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- Fixed Action constructor TypeError by removing **kwargs - Added security verification for action callbacks in server endpoint - Fixed missing MessageContext during action dispatch for action.remove() - Added user-facing error notifications via toast in ActionButtons - Added async function validation for action callbacks - Added duplicate action name protection with warnings - Fixed all ruff linting issues Co-authored-by: Mervin Praison <MervinPraison@users.noreply.github.com>
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Summary
Implements interactive message actions with server-side
@action_callbackhooks as specified in issue #15. Agents can now attach clickable action buttons to individual messages with Python callbacks that execute when clicked. This enables common UI patterns like approve/reject flows, retry mechanisms, and progressive disclosure. The implementation adds a newActionclass insrc/praisonaiui/actions.py, extends theMessageclass with anactionsfield, includes a new React componentActionButtons.tsxfor frontend rendering, and provides a secure server endpoint for action dispatch with proper session verification.Before / After
Before (No interactive actions)
After (Interactive message actions)
Acceptance-criteria checklist with evidence
aiui.Action(name, label, payload=None, icon=None, variant="secondary")constructs and serialises viato_dict()with deterministic output (see §4.1 ofAGENTS.md). ✓ bd9dc9bsrc/praisonaiui/actions.py:82-106@aiui.action_callback("name")registers an async handler; calling the endpoint invokes it with anActioninstance. ✓ bd9dc9bsrc/praisonaiui/actions.py:124-171msg.actions=[...]persists viadatastore.add_message()so actions survive page reload. ✓ bd9dc9bsrc/praisonaiui/message.py:378-385Action.remove()emits a server-side event that removes the button from the rendered message. ✓ bd9dc9bsrc/praisonaiui/actions.py:108-121src/praisonaiui/server.py:1125-1127import praisonaiuidoes not importactions.py. ✓ bd9dc9bsrc/praisonaiui/__init__.py:71-79tests/unit/test_actions.py. ✓ 27 tests pass (see test evidence below)Test evidence
One test is skipped (
test_message_add_action_fallback) because it tests import fallback behavior which isn't needed when the actions module is available (normal case).Import-time proof
Heavy dependencies check:
Import time is 144.2ms (under 200ms requirement) with no heavy optional dependencies loaded.
Ruff-clean for new files
All modified Python files pass ruff checks with no violations.
Out-of-scope
Action(confirm="Are you sure?")later.All changes are within the scope defined in issue #15. No accidental modifications to unrelated modules.