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Draft / do not merge. This branch is the implementation companion to the execution-codec-context design proposed in review. It is intentionally kept out of the merge queue until the API contract is approved.

Overview

Makes codec context a required argument of every unary and streaming LLM execution interceptor across Relay core, language bindings, native plugins, and gRPC workers.

Relay remains the codec owner. An interceptor can identify and use the exact request codec selected for the invocation, safely decode and re-encode that request, and—on unary calls—decode the complete downstream response. Streaming interceptors receive request codec access only because Relay does not yet have a complete-response contract for a stream of provider chunks.

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  • I searched existing issues and open pull requests, and this does not duplicate existing work.

Why

The execution interceptor is Relay's existing wrapper around the provider call, so it is the only current middleware surface where one policy can inspect or mutate the final provider request and then inspect the completed response. Today the selected codecs stay inside Relay. A worker or native plugin therefore has to guess the provider payload, copy Relay's codecs, or depend on the full Relay runtime.

This change exposes the already-selected codec through the existing execution interceptor. It does not add another middleware stage or change ordering. The NeMo Guardrails worker is the first consumer (NVIDIA/NeMo-Relay-Plugins#6), but the boundary is generic for any execution plugin that must work with built-in, runtime, or opaque codecs.

API contract

LlmExecutionContext is passed immediately before next:

Surface Callback shape
Rust core and Rust language binding (name, request, context, next)
Python language binding (name, request, context, next)
Node.js language binding (request, context, next)
Go language binding (request, context, next)
Public C API (user_data, name, request, context, next, next_ctx)
Native Rust plugin SDK (name, request, context, next) for typed/async wrappers; equivalent context in raw callbacks
Rust and Python worker SDKs (name, request, context, next)

The context is directional:

  • request_codec: identity plus decode and encode operations whenever Relay resolved a codec;
  • response_codec: identity plus decode for unary execution;
  • streaming response_codec: unavailable rather than offering best-effort chunk decoding.

Identity distinguishes none, Relay built-ins, runtime codecs, and opaque codecs. An opaque codec still exposes operations when Relay has the resolved codec object.

Request intercepts are unchanged; annotated_request remains their normalized input.

Compatibility

This is an intentional source and binary break for affected execution-interceptor callbacks.

  • The internal native host table advances to ABI v7 and rejects older compiled callback layouts.
  • Authored native manifests continue to use compat.native_api = "1".
  • Worker manifests continue to use worker_protocol = "grpc-v1"; LlmInvocation gains an additive execution-context field.
  • Every native plugin must rebuild for ABI v7 and set a Relay lower bound of >=0.10.0 (or another range that excludes 0.9). Worker plugins that register LLM execution intercepts must regenerate/rebuild and use the same compatibility floor.
  • Rust, Python, Node.js, Go, and C consumers using these callbacks must update to the new argument order when they adopt this Relay release.

Keeping native_api = "1" and grpc-v1 is deliberate: those labels identify the authored plugin/protocol families, while the Relay version range communicates this release-level callback break.

Lifetime and ownership

  • Core and in-process binding contexts receive revocable codec facades. Each interceptor
    gets an independent lease: unary leases expire when that callback settles, while a
    streaming request lease moves into the returned stream and expires on completion,
    error, close, drop, or cancellation.
  • Worker SDKs receive proxies, never capability IDs. The host authorizes each operation against the activation and invocation that created it and revokes capabilities when unary execution settles or the returned stream closes.
  • Safe native async wrappers retain an owning completion or stream lease. Calls after settlement fail instead of dereferencing a stale codec handle.
  • Streaming keeps the request capability alive through lazy polling and close, but never exposes a response decoder.

Non-goals

  • No response encoding API.
  • No response mutation contract beyond returning the execution interceptor's existing JSON result.
  • No buffering or output-guarded streaming.
  • No change to request intercepts, conditional middleware, cache ordering, or execution ordering.
  • No claim that Relay's normalized response exposes every provider candidate, tool payload, or reasoning field.

Validation

The branch covers:

  • request decode/encode and unary response decode;
  • built-in, runtime, opaque, and absent codec identities;
  • unary and lazy streaming lifetime/expiry behavior;
  • global and scope-local registration and callback argument order;
  • Rust, Python, Node.js, Go, C/FFI, native plugin, Rust worker, and Python worker surfaces;
  • stale native ABI rejection while keeping native_api = "1";
  • worker capability authorization, ownership, cancellation, and expiry while keeping grpc-v1.
  • release notes and a 0.10 migration guide for the callback, native ABI, and worker rebuild requirements.

Local validation on the implementation head:

  • cargo check --locked --workspace --all-targets
  • cargo clippy --locked --workspace --all-targets -- -D warnings
  • cargo fmt --all -- --check and git diff --check
  • just build-test-plugin-fixtures
  • 62 typed native-plugin callback tests
  • focused core unary/stream codec behavior, independent-lease, stale-native-ABI, and worker compatibility tests
  • focused Rust/Python worker SDK and Rust/Python/Node.js/Go/C binding tests
  • installed Python worker-example tests, including manifest integrity

The repository CI matrix must still run on the pushed head. This PR stays draft until the API design is approved and that matrix is green.

Review order

  1. crates/core/src/api/runtime/llm_execution_context.rs and crates/core/src/api/runtime/callbacks.rs — public callback and directional context contract.
  2. crates/core/src/api/llm.rs and the execution registry — context construction and unchanged ordering.
  3. crates/core/src/plugin/dynamic/native.rs and crates/plugin — ABI v7, safe ownership, and stale-layout rejection.
  4. crates/worker-proto, crates/core/src/plugin/dynamic/worker.rs, crates/worker, and python/plugin — invocation-scoped worker capabilities.
  5. Language bindings and their global/scope-local tests.

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LLM execution codec context

Layer / File(s) Summary
Protocol contract and compatibility
crates/worker-proto/..., crates/worker-proto/tests/*, justfile
The worker protocol adds an optional execution codec context and an opt-in registration flag. Compatibility tests cover legacy and current wire formats.
Core context and execution chains
crates/core/src/api/..., crates/core/src/context/*, crates/core/src/plugin.rs
Core execution chains pass codec context to unary and streaming interceptors. Existing callbacks use adapters that ignore the new context.
Worker and SDK context APIs
crates/worker/src/lib.rs, python/plugin/src/nemo_relay_plugin/*, crates/worker/tests/*, python/tests/plugin/*
Rust and Python SDKs expose contextual callback registration, codec identities, and request/response codec proxies. Missing context produces an unavailable context.
Dynamic worker capabilities and streams
crates/core/src/plugin/dynamic/worker.rs
The worker bridge attaches guarded codec capabilities to invocations, validates registrations, and manages capability cleanup, stream completion, cancellation, and continuation timeouts.
Execution behavior and lifecycle validation
crates/core/tests/*, justfile
Tests cover propagation, codec mutation and decoding, compatibility, capability cleanup, stream lifecycle, cancellation, timeout behavior, and invalid registrations.

Priority: ➖ Normal

Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~60 minutes

Change: Feature

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sequenceDiagram
  participant ManagedExecution
  participant DynamicWorker
  participant WorkerPlugin
  participant CodecProxy
  ManagedExecution->>DynamicWorker: start LLM execution with codec context
  DynamicWorker->>WorkerPlugin: invoke contextual interceptor
  WorkerPlugin->>CodecProxy: decode or encode request and response
  WorkerPlugin->>ManagedExecution: return mutated request and decoded response
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In `@crates/core/src/api/runtime/llm_execution_context.rs`:
- Around line 43-76: Add doc comments to the LlmExecutionContext methods new,
for_codecs, request, and response, covering codec ownership and their
worker-grpc feature-gated behavior. Keep the documentation aligned with the
existing core API conventions, including the pub(crate), private-module, and
feature-gated methods.
- Around line 80-101: Move the ContextualLlmExecutionFn and
ContextualLlmStreamExecutionFn type aliases from the current runtime module into
callbacks.rs, preserving their signatures and callback alias status including
the private LlmExecutionCodecContext coupling. Update imports or re-exports so
existing users continue resolving these aliases.

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deadline or cancellation when available, with a bounded fallback when no outer
bound exists. Preserve uncapped downstream next/provider latency and avoid
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pending client.invoke or client.invoke_stream calls cannot keep the host task
active indefinitely.

In `@crates/worker-proto/tests/proto_tests.rs`:
- Line 195: Remove the redundant struct update from the LegacyLlmInvocation
construction, leaving only its model_name field initialization and preserving
the existing value.

In `@crates/worker/tests/unit/execution_context_tests.rs`:
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with malformed codec-context cases for each required field, including missing
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