refactor(api): lift the AI session reads into @maple/backend - #875
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Included review availability: Your plan provides up to 4 included reviews per hour; 2 remain after this review. 📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe change moves AI session reads from the HTTP route into a tenant-scoped backend service. It also updates web session summary aggregation to avoid repeated-span token counting and retain reporter-owned usage values. ChangesBackend AI session reads
Web session summary aggregation
Priority: ➖ Normal Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~45 minutes Change: Refactor Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant InternalHTTP
participant CurrentTenant
participant AiSessionReads
participant Warehouse
InternalHTTP->>CurrentTenant: resolve tenant context
CurrentTenant-->>InternalHTTP: return TenantContext
InternalHTTP->>AiSessionReads: invoke read with tenant and payload
AiSessionReads->>Warehouse: execute tenant-scoped queries
Warehouse-->>AiSessionReads: return mapped response
AiSessionReads-->>InternalHTTP: return mapped HTTP response
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| export const listAiSessions = Effect.fn("aiSessions.list")(function* ( | ||
| tenant: TenantContext, | ||
| payload: ListAiSessionsRequest, | ||
| ) { | ||
| const warehouse = yield* WarehouseQueryService |
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🟡 AI reads leak warehouse dependency
Calling listAiSessions leaks WarehouseQueryService through its Effect requirements. Every exported read repeats this pattern, forcing shared callers to assemble an implementation dependency.
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The shared AI-session API is implemented as exported free functions that resolve WarehouseQueryService when invoked. Maple's service ownership contract requires constructors to acquire implementation services and public methods to close over them. The same leak occurs in resolveAiSessionWindow and every other exported read in this module. This makes the API and MCP roots provide a warehouse implementation for each consumer instead of depending only on the AI-session service.
Example: An MCP tool that calls listAiSessions(tenant, payload) retains WarehouseQueryService in its Effect requirements. It cannot be wired using only an AI-session service layer.
Recommended fix: Introduce an AI-session reads Context.Service. Acquire WarehouseQueryService once in make, close the exported read methods over it, and provide the dependency inside the service's own layer.
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In `@apps/api/src/routes/internal/ai-sessions.http.test.ts`:
- Line 416: Type the result of makeHarness.post as the distribution response
shape before accessing nested fields in the response assertions. Narrow or cast
response.body so cost.buckets and llmCalls.p95 are recognized, while preserving
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Type the distribution response before reading nested fields.
makeHarness.post accepts path: string and returns body: Record<string, unknown>. It has no endpoint-specific generic inference. Therefore response.body.cost and response.body.llmCalls are unknown, and the nested property accesses fail TypeScript checking. Cast the response to the distribution response shape or narrow it before reading buckets and p95.
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In `@apps/api/src/routes/internal/ai-sessions.http.test.ts` at line 416, Type the
result of makeHarness.post as the distribution response shape before accessing
nested fields in the response assertions. Narrow or cast response.body so
cost.buckets and llmCalls.p95 are recognized, while preserving the existing
expected values and assertions.
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The twelve internal AI-session HTTP handler bodies become Effect.fn reads over WarehouseQueryService in packages/backend/src/services/ai-sessions, taking the tenant as a parameter, so the dashboard route and the MCP tools can share one implementation. The route is now a thin dispatch: one withTenant wrapper per endpoint. Each read opens its own aiSessions.* span; the session id, kind and window source sit on the read's own span so they survive a failing read. Also removes the non-null assertions from countTurnTokens ahead of its move into a packages/* module (behaviour unchanged; an invariant test pins it), and adds the one route test the suite lacked, for distributions.
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Summary
Mechanical lift, first of three PRs that split #867 (agent sessions on the MCP) into reviewable pieces.
packages/backend/src/services/ai-sessions/ai-session-reads.tsasEffect.fnreads overWarehouseQueryService, taking the tenant as a parameter. The dashboard route and the MCP tools (next PR) share one implementation.apps/api/src/routes/internal/ai-sessions.http.tsbecomes a thin dispatch: onewithTenant(read)per endpoint.aiSessions.*span so two callers running reads side by side no longer write over one another's annotations. The session id, kind and window source are annotated on the read's own span (the window resolver is untraced), so they are present when the read itself fails.countTurnTokensin the web summary module loses its non-null assertions ahead of its move intopackages/*(the next PR's lint forbids them). Behaviour unchanged; an invariant test pins that a duplicated span row counts once in a turn as it does in the session.distributionswas the only one of the twelve handlers no test posted to.No behaviour change to the HTTP responses. Not done here, deliberately: branding
TinybirdDateTime/BucketSeconds/TraceIdHexso a non-HTTP caller cannot hand a read an undecoded value. The MCP tools in the next PR validate at their own parameter boundary.Test plan
bun run --cwd apps/api test src/routes/internal/ai-sessions.http.test.ts(49)bun run --cwd apps/web test src/lib/agent-sessions/session-summary.test.ts(58)tsc --noEmitinapps/apiandpackages/backendStack: this PR →
feat/mcp-agent-sessions→feat/mcp-agent-tool-health.Summary by CodeRabbit
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