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toollane

v0.0.3

Published

A concurrency-safety-aware scheduler for LLM tool-call batches.

Readme

ToolLane (TypeScript)

Part of LoopEngine — a runtime for defining and running AI agents through a transparent ReAct loop — scheduling approved tool calls into parallel/solo execution lanes. Works standalone too, no dependency on LoopEngine itself.

See the root README for the pitch, the prior-art table, and the scope decisions. This file only covers what's specific to running the code.

Install

npm install

Quickstart

npm run quickstart
import { ToolLane } from './src/index.js'

const toolLane = new ToolLane({
  isSafe: (call) => ['read_file', 'list_dir', 'grep'].includes(call.name),
})

for (const lane of toolLane.plan(calls)) {
  console.log(lane.mode, lane.calls.map((c) => c.name))
}

for await (const result of toolLane.run(calls)) {
  // result.status is 'fulfilled' or 'rejected' — one failure never
  // stops the rest of the batch.
}

Test / build

npm test        # vitest
npm run build   # tsc -> dist/

Status

Lane scheduling, streamed execution via an async generator, and isolated failure handling are real and tested. Published as toollane on npm.