Class: AgentHarness::ProviderHealthCheck
- Inherits:
-
Object
- Object
- AgentHarness::ProviderHealthCheck
- Defined in:
- lib/agent_harness/provider_health_check.rb
Overview
Performs health checks on configured providers
Validates provider setup, authentication status, and reachability. Returns per-provider status objects with name, status, message, and latency.
Constant Summary collapse
- DEFAULT_TIMEOUT =
Single source of truth: derive the fallback from HealthCheckConfig’s default so that the timeout isn’t duplicated here and in configuration.rb.
HealthCheckConfig.new.timeout
Class Method Summary collapse
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.check(provider_name, timeout: configured_timeout) ⇒ Hash
Check health of a single provider.
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.check_all(timeout: configured_timeout) ⇒ Array<Hash>
Check health of all configured providers.
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.format_results(results) ⇒ String
Format health check results for CLI output.
Class Method Details
.check(provider_name, timeout: configured_timeout) ⇒ Hash
Check health of a single provider
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# File 'lib/agent_harness/provider_health_check.rb', line 43 def check(provider_name, timeout: configured_timeout) name = normalize_name(provider_name) start_time = monotonic_now timeout = validate_timeout(timeout) Timeout.timeout(timeout) do perform_check(name, start_time) end rescue Timeout::Error build_result( name: name, status: "error", message: "Health check timed out after #{timeout}s", start_time: start_time || monotonic_now ) rescue NotImplementedError => e # NotImplementedError inherits from ScriptError, not StandardError, # so it must be rescued explicitly. Its messages are safe internal # setup errors (e.g., missing provider methods) that help users # diagnose configuration problems. AgentHarness.logger&.error("ProviderHealthCheck error for #{name}: #{e.class}") build_result( name: name, status: "error", message: "Health check failed: #{e.class}: #{e.}", start_time: start_time || monotonic_now ) rescue => e # Return a generic message to avoid leaking sensitive details # (e.g., tokens embedded in exception messages). Log only the # exception class (not the message) to avoid leaking secrets. AgentHarness.logger&.error("ProviderHealthCheck error for #{name}: #{e.class}") build_result( name: name, status: "error", message: "Health check failed: #{e.class}", start_time: start_time || monotonic_now ) end |
.check_all(timeout: configured_timeout) ⇒ Array<Hash>
Check health of all configured providers
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# File 'lib/agent_harness/provider_health_check.rb', line 28 def check_all(timeout: configured_timeout) provider_names = if AgentHarness.configuration.providers.empty? Providers::Registry.instance.all else enabled_provider_names end provider_names.map { |name| check(name, timeout: timeout) } end |
.format_results(results) ⇒ String
Format health check results for CLI output
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# File 'lib/agent_harness/provider_health_check.rb', line 87 def format_results(results) lines = ["Checking providers..."] if results.empty? lines << "" lines << "No providers checked." return lines.join("\n") end results.each do |result| name = result[:name].to_s.ljust(16) case result[:status] when "ok" latency = result[:latency_ms] ? "(#{result[:latency_ms]}ms)" : "" lines << " ✓ #{name} OK #{latency}".rstrip when "degraded" lines << " ~ #{name} #{result[:message]}" else lines << " ✗ #{name} #{result[:message]}" end end failed = results.count { |r| r[:status] == "error" } degraded = results.count { |r| r[:status] == "degraded" } total = results.size lines << "" summary_parts = [] summary_parts << "#{failed} failed" if failed > 0 summary_parts << "#{degraded} degraded" if degraded > 0 provider_word = (total == 1) ? "provider" : "providers" lines << if summary_parts.any? "#{total} #{provider_word} checked: #{summary_parts.join(", ")}." else "All #{total} #{provider_word} healthy." end lines.join("\n") end |