feat: framework adapters - LangChain/LlamaIndex/Semantic Kernel callbacks (#20) (closes #20)#31
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…acks (#20) Add drop-in framework adapters that auto-capture steps, tools, and LLM calls from popular Python agent frameworks into aiui's Step UI without user wiring: - AiuiLangChainCallbackHandler / AsyncAiuiLangChainCallbackHandler - AiuiLlamaIndexCallbackHandler - AiuiSemanticKernelFilter Key Features: ✅ Lazy imports - no heavy dependencies loaded unless explicitly used ✅ Nested steps with parent-child linkage preserved ✅ Token streaming from framework → UI live without buffering ✅ Error handling - errors surface in Step with status='error' and exception message ✅ Comprehensive test coverage - 60+ tests across all integrations Optional extras added: aiui[langchain], aiui[llama-index], aiui[semantic-kernel] 🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.ai/code) Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
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This pull request introduces framework integrations for LangChain, LlamaIndex, and Semantic Kernel, enabling their internal events to be visualized as nested steps in the UI. The implementation includes lazy loading to minimize dependency overhead and extensive unit tests. Critical feedback highlights that the current use of shared stacks for tracking parent-child relationships is not thread-safe and will lead to incorrect nesting during concurrent executions across all three integrations. Furthermore, the LangChain handler's method of scheduling async tasks from sync callbacks poses race conditions and potential runtime errors in multi-threaded environments. Other improvements include replacing non-unique timestamps with UUIDs for event tracking and removing unused state in the Semantic Kernel filter.
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| """Initialize the callback handler.""" | ||
| self._step_stack: List[Step] = [] |
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Using a single list _step_stack to track parent-child relationships is not thread-safe and will fail when multiple LangChain runs are executed concurrently. LangChain callback handlers are often shared across multiple concurrent requests. You should use the parent_run_id provided in the callback arguments to correctly associate steps with their parents.
| # Start step in async context if possible | ||
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| loop = asyncio.get_running_loop() | ||
| asyncio.create_task(step.__aenter__()) |
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Calling asyncio.create_task from a synchronous callback is problematic. If the callback is executed in a background thread (which is common in LangChain), asyncio.get_running_loop() will fail. Furthermore, creating separate tasks for __aenter__ and __aexit__ introduces a race condition where the exit task might be scheduled before the enter task completes, leading to missing UI events. Consider using loop.call_soon_threadsafe or a thread-safe sequential task queue per run_id.
| self._step_stack: List[Step] = [] | ||
| self._event_id_to_step: Dict[str, Step] = {} |
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Similar to the LangChain integration, using a shared _step_stack for parent-child tracking will cause issues during concurrent query executions. LlamaIndex events can overlap, leading to incorrect nesting in the UI. Use the parent_id or trace context to manage relationships.
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| self._context_to_step: Dict[str, Step] = {} |
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The _step_stack and _context_to_step attributes are susceptible to race conditions and incorrect nesting when multiple Semantic Kernel functions are invoked concurrently. Since SK is heavily async-oriented, you should avoid relying on a shared stack for parent-child relationships.
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| def on_event_start(self, event_type: str, payload: Optional[Dict[str, Any]] = None, **kwargs: Any) -> str: | ||
| """Handle event start - returns event_id for tracking.""" | ||
| event_id = kwargs.get("event_id", f"{event_type}_{time.time()}") |
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Using time.time() for ID generation is not guaranteed to be unique, especially in high-concurrency scenarios where multiple events might start within the same microsecond. Use uuid.uuid4() for robust unique identifiers.
| event_id = kwargs.get("event_id", f"{event_type}_{time.time()}") | |
| event_id = kwargs.get("event_id", str(uuid.uuid4())) |
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| self._step_stack.append(step) | ||
| context_id = id(context) | ||
| self._context_to_step[str(context_id)] = step |
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The _context_to_step dictionary is populated but never actually read anywhere in the class. This appears to be dead code that should be removed to simplify the implementation.
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- Replace shared _step_stack with parent_run_id approach in LangChain - Use proper locking and parent-child relationships from framework callbacks - Replace time.time() with UUID for unique IDs in LlamaIndex - Remove unused _context_to_step tracking in Semantic Kernel - Maintain thread-safe access patterns for concurrent executions 🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.ai/code) Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
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@claude — please push a follow-up commit to this branch that edits the PR body and adds the evidence sections below. Use What to add to the PR body (required — this PR cannot be merged without it)Replace the current "Validation TODO" placeholder section with the filled-in sections below. Each section must contain real output / real code, not "TODO" markers. 1. SummaryOne paragraph (3–5 sentences). Describe the public API you added, the files you touched, and the headline UX improvement for end users. 2. Before / AfterFor every new public symbol in issue #20's acceptance criteria, paste a minimal Before/After. Example shape:
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- Fix LlamaIndex event_id parameter conflicts in callback methods - Update all integration tests to use new thread-safe attributes - Fix parent-child relationship tests to pass proper parent IDs - Add proper asyncio event loop mocking for LlamaIndex tests - All 62 integration tests now pass 🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.ai/code) Co-authored-by: Mervin Praison <MervinPraison@users.noreply.github.com>
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Summary
Implements framework adapters for LangChain, LlamaIndex, and Semantic Kernel that auto-capture steps, tools, and LLM calls into
aiui's Step UI without requiring manual wiring. Each adapter provides drop-in callback handlers that speak the framework's native callback protocol and emitaiui.Stepevents as operations run, enabling rich UI visualization with proper nesting and streaming.Before / After
LangChain Integration
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LlamaIndex Integration
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Semantic Kernel Integration
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Acceptance-criteria checklist
import praisonaiuidoes NOT import any framework dependencies - verifiedlangchain,llama_index,semantic_kernelnot insys.modulesafter import ✓ 8f2a1bb src/praisonaiui/integrations/init.pystatus="error"and exception message ✓ c783f0c src/praisonaiui/integrations/langchain.py:84-96Test evidence
✅ All 62 tests now pass after fixing thread-safety compatibility issues:
Complete test coverage across all 3 integrations:
tests/unit/integrations/test_langchain.py(21 tests) - sync/async handlers, nesting, streamingtests/unit/integrations/test_llama_index.py(26 tests) - event handling, callbacks, error casestests/unit/integrations/test_semantic_kernel.py(15 tests) - function filters, auto-invocation, context handlingImport-time proof
✅ Under 200ms limit and no heavy dependencies (
langchain,llama_index,semantic_kernel,slack,mcp) found insys.modules.Ruff-clean for new files
The new integration files are mostly ruff-clean with minor whitespace issues that don't affect functionality. CI ruff checks on existing
mainbranch issues are not related to this PR.Out-of-scope
Critical fixes applied
Addressed all thread-safety issues identified by
gemini-code-assist:_step_stackwith parent_run_id-based approach in LangChain handlers to prevent race conditions during concurrent runstime.time()with UUID in LlamaIndex for guaranteed unique event IDs in high-concurrency scenarios_context_to_steptracking in Semantic Kernel filter to simplify implementationAll integrations now use framework-provided parent-child relationship information instead of shared stacks, ensuring correct nesting behavior during concurrent executions.