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This PR started as two changes that remove hand-written dispatch code from a BAML agent (sections 1 and 2). It now also holds the fixes that a migration of a production project to 0.20 needed (sections 3 and 4). Each fix is one commit.

1. A reflected tool decodes its arguments into the handler's parameter types

ai.tools.tool(f) advertises a JSON Schema for f's parameters, but Tool.call passed the model's arguments to reflect.call_any as they arrived. A model's arguments are JSON, so a class arrives as a map, an enum as a string, and a list as a list of json. reflect.call_any takes typed values and rejected all of them. A reflected tool worked only when every parameter was a string, a number, or an optional scalar.

enum GymType { COMMERCIAL  GARAGE @alias("garage-gym") }
class Gym { name: string @alias("label")  gym_type: GymType  tags: string[] }

function save_gym(gym: Gym) -> string { ... }

// before: InvalidArgument (a map is not a Gym)
// after:  save_gym receives a Gym
ai.tools.tool(save_gym).call({ "gym": { "label": "Home", "gym_type": "garage-gym", "tags": [] } })

Tool.call now decodes each argument into its parameter's type before the call (_typed_arguments). It decodes with schema-aligned parsing, because SAP reads the names that the tool's schema advertises (@alias included); baml.json.to reads declared names only.

Supporting changes:

  • baml.sap.can_parse(t: reflect.Type) -> bool: whether SAP can model a type. parse and parse_type panic for unknown, uint8array, and function types, and a panic cannot be caught. Tool.call asks first and passes such an argument through as it arrived.
  • reflect.call_any compares an argument at its most precise type (value_singleton_ty). Before, the string "auto" did not fit a parameter typed "auto" | "manual", because the value was reconstructed as string.

Behavior to know about: the decode is SAP, so it is lenient in the ways SAP is lenient. Checked on this branch:

Parameter Argument Handler receives
int "3" 3
int 2.7 3
bool "true" true
int[] [1, "two", 3] nothing: InvalidArgument that names item 1 (section 4, the list fix)

An argument that does not fit its parameter at all is an InvalidArgument that names the tool and the parameter.

An argument that is already a value of its parameter's type passes through with no decode. This is what BAML code passes when it calls a tool itself (for example a dispatcher that holds a parsed action). A decode would write the value as JSON under its declared field names and then fail to read an @alias field back. If reviewers prefer a strict decode for tool arguments, the leniency is the part to change; the alias handling is why this PR uses SAP.

2. ai.clients.resolve finds a declared client by name

A host that selects a client with a feature flag sends a name. Until now the project needed a match with one arm per client to turn that name into the client:

// before: one arm for each `client X = ...` declaration
function ResolveAgentClient(name: string) -> ai.Client {
    match (name) {
        "Fast" => Fast,
        "Smart" => Smart,
        ...
    }
}

// after
ai.clients.resolve(name)

A selector string with a / is still the "provider/model" shorthand. A string without a / is now the name of a client Name = ... declaration of the calling package. The same holds for the value of an env ref, and for a dynamic client: field of an LLM function.

  • The name is the client's path in the package: "Fast", or "billing.Fast" (or "root.billing.Fast") for a client declared in namespace billing. No namespace is searched for a bare name, so a new client in a different namespace cannot change what an existing name selects.
  • A name the package does not declare is an ai.errors.InvalidRequest. Before, every string without a / was that error.
  • A package compiled at run time resolves a name against its own declarations.

How it works: ai.clients.resolve(selector) is already compiler-assisted (the compiler appends the provider table at each call site). The compiler now also appends reflect.Package.current(). The new reflect.Package.get_let(name) returns the value of a top-level binding, and resolve narrows it to ai.Client.

3. Python SDK: a host callback type accepts an async def

The bridge already runs an async host callback (baml_bridge/_dispatch.py awaits the coroutine), but the generated type was typing.Callable[[In], Out]. mypy and pyright rejected an async def for a callback parameter and for a class field of function type, so a host with async handlers could not build a typed contract class:

class Host:
    async def create_gym(self, input: CreateGymInput) -> ToolOutcome: ...

HybrdTools(create_gym=Host().create_gym)   # before: incompatible type "Callable[[CreateGymInput], Coroutine[Any, Any, ToolOutcome]]"

A function type that the host supplies now returns typing.Union[Out, typing.Coroutine[typing.Any, typing.Any, Out]], in the Callable form and in the Protocol for a callback with optional parameters. A callable that BAML supplies (a returned function, an argument of a host callback) keeps its plain return type, so make_adder(1)(2) is still an int. The spelling uses typing.Union, not X | Y, so the annotation also evaluates on a Python version without that syntax.

No runtime change.

4. Fixes from a 0.20 migration of a production project

Each fix is one commit with its own tests.

Commit Before After
c2d0f62b6 compiler Color.Red.to_string() did not compile (E0003, unresolved name Red). A let of the variant first did A method that a value of the enum has is called on the variant. Color.Red.from_json(j) stays the static of the type
13164dee5 SAP A list item that did not fit its element type was left out with no error: parse<int[]>("[1, \"two\", 3]") gave [1, 3], and an agent reply whose one action was not an allowed tool parsed as actions: [] The parse fails and names the item: Failed to parse list item 1 as int
1195d01a9 CLI, reflect baml run -e 'ai.clients.resolve("Fast").id()' did not find the project's client Fast. A reflect.Session did not find its own bindings by name Both resolve the name wherever an identifier of that name reaches the client
0fb6c1031 engine A host could not pass a plain string for an enum parameter. The mismatch text was a Rust debug form (Enum(QualifiedTypeName { .. })) A string that names a variant becomes that variant (alone, in a list, a map, a class field, and in a union when no member takes the string as it is). The mismatch text names types as a user writes them
62dfca3ec engine A host value of another kind entered the function: from Python, Twice("7"), Twice(1.5), Twice(True) and Twice(None) ran with that value in an int parameter, where n is int was false A plain host value must inhabit the declared type, or the call fails with a TypeMismatch before the function runs. The message names the function and the argument position
b8445f4e9 Python bridge An unobserved error of a spawned task ended the host process (os._exit(1)), and a host could not change that baml_bridge.set_unhandled_spawn_error_handler(handler). The default is unchanged
4934c2da2 stdlib ai.Agent.run did not give on_event the events of a turn that ended the run with an error (ParseFailed, FinishReasonError, Refused) The listener gets every event of the journal one time, on every exit
55f4d2997 compiler A catch-all binding of a match had the whole scrutinee type: null => .., let hook => hook(n) was E0006 for an optional function The binding has the type that the earlier arms left
d117cb981 stdlib A custom ai.Client whose invoke calls baml.sys.sleep (or any Io operation) did not compile without a catch baml.errors.Io is a member of ai.errors.InvokeError. The four members it had are ai.errors.NormalizedError
2161ec390 stdlib assert.is_type<T>(x) returned x as a T, a second way to narrow It checks and returns void. x is T is the one way to narrow
054ba29d4 compiler x is A && x.a == 1, !(x is A) || x.a == 1 and s != null && s.length() > 0 were E0007 The right operand of && / || is typed with the facts of the left operand

Changes of behavior to know about

  • Breaking, SAP: a list with a complete item that does not fit its element type is now a parse error. Four cases still leave an item out: an item that is still arriving (a partial parse), a list that the parser inferred from separate values in the text, null where a list is expected, and a list of media. Map values and optional lists (T[]?) keep the old leniency. Tool.call reports such a list argument as an InvalidArgument that names the item.
  • Breaking, assert.is_type: a read of its result is a compile error (E0007 on assert.is_type<A>(x).a, E0001 on let y = assert.is_type<A>(x)). No code in this repository read it.
  • InvokeError has a fifth member. An exhaustive match over its members needs an arm for baml.errors.Io. A function that declares throws ai.errors.InvokeError and throws only what ai.errors.normalize returns gets warning E0097; declare ai.errors.NormalizedError. Retry and Fallback classify a member's Io as a NetworkFailure before they judge the attempt, so it is tried again like every safe transport failure. The error set of an LLM function and of a stream does not change.
  • Narrowing across && / ||: only a local binding (a let or a parameter) that no closure captures is narrowed, as before. A field path (h.v is A && h.v.a == 1), an index path and a captured local stay errors: tasks can interleave between statements, so another task or an alias can change them between the test and the read. A test that the left operand already decides is dead code and is reported as an unreachable arm is: value is Bound && match value { Bound => true, _ => false } now reports the _ arm.
  • Breaking, host arguments: a plain host value (null, a number, a bool, a string, bytes, a list, a map) of another kind than its parameter is rejected, also as a list item, a map value or a class field. Before, it entered the function. The existing boundary conversions stay. Not converted: "7" and 2.0 for an int, 1 for a bool, None for a type without null. The check is in the coercion that every bridge shares, so it applies to each SDK. An instance, an enum member, a handle, a host callable and a media value keep their own rules, and a string for an enum that is built at run time is still left for the run-time lookup.
  • Breaking, Python exceptions: except Exception and except BamlError now catch a panic and a cancelled sync call. Catch BamlPanic or BamlCancelledError first to treat them in another way. A rejected argument is a BamlTypeError; it is still a TypeError, with the same text. Not a BamlError, as before: the exception that a Python callback raised (it comes back as the same object) and the asyncio.CancelledError of a cancelled async call. TypeScript already has BamlPanic extends BamlError. Java keeps BamlPanic extends Error, which catch (Exception) does not catch.
  • Typing, catch after a function value: code that relied on the wrong never can get a new diagnostic: E0096 where a throws clause leaves out the errors of the function value. The stdlib and the whole corpus compile with no change.
  • Python, thrown values: with no generated class, BamlError.value and BamlPanic.value are a dict of the fields. With a generated SDK nothing changes.
  • Python, spawn errors: the handler gets (error, cancelled), runs on a thread of the BAML runtime, and must not call BAML. If it raises, the bridge prints the error of the task, gives the handler's exception to sys.unraisablehook, and the process continues. None restores the default, which still prints and ends the process.
  • Python, enums: a host callback's return value keeps its strict check; a string is still not an enum there. Inside BAML, let c: Color = "Red" is still E0001.

TYPE_SYSTEM.md

  • New section Flow Narrowing: which tests narrow, where their facts hold (the branch of an if, after an early exit, the right operand of && / ||), what may be narrowed and why, and what to write for a field (match (h.v) { let a: A => .. }, if let a: A = h.v, or let v = h.v; first).

  • Pattern Matching states the type of a catch-all binding (the scrutinee minus the earlier arms that consume their type) and that a match evaluates its scrutinee one time.

  • It states that assert.is_type and assert.is_true(x is T) do not narrow.

  • New subsection Values from a host: an argument is checked against the declared type at the boundary, and the boundary is the one place with conversions that are not written (int to float or bigint, a bigint that fits to int, a string to the enum variant it names, a map to the class whose shape it has).

Merge with canary

canary replaced the to_string / to_json / from_json sugar with implicit structural interfaces (#5105). With that, Color.Red.to_string() resolved as the type-qualified spelling of the method and asked for the receiver as an argument (E0005). The merge commit makes a method that a value of the enum exposes through self resolve on the variant before the type-qualified tier; a static of the variant's type (from_json) keeps that tier.

5. Python bridge: one exception base, errors without generated classes, and bridge tests that CI runs

Commit Before After
b21e64606 engine A class field of another kind did not name the function: Value of type 'string' does not match the declared type \int`` The same frame as every other rejected argument: `Count` was called with a value that doesn't match its type: argument 2: …
129db7413 Python bridge A call through baml_bridge with no generated SDK lost every thrown error. The caller got BamlError("Unknown class FQN 'baml.errors.InvalidArgument'") A thrown value of a class with no Python class is the dict of its fields, at every depth. class_name names the BAML class. A returned value keeps the strict check
6aa5f5abf Python bridge BamlPanic was a BaseException outside BamlError. A rejected argument was a bare TypeError BamlError is the base of all: BamlPanic(BamlError), BamlCancelledError(BamlPanic), BamlTypeError(BamlError, TypeError)
0a07ba564 tests sdks/python/tests (171 tests) ran nowhere: its harness run_pytest.rs was #[ignore] and outside every crate. 8 tests failed, and several passed only on a decode error The tests are in sdk_tests/crates/python_pydantic2/function_calls/customizable/bridge_tests. The pytest run of the fixture covers them in CI
00b3aaf40 parity lint A Python-only test with a skip annotation was in the denominator of every SDK's parity A Python test ID counts when another SDK environment is required to declare it: 368 IDs (was 430)
a6cb7c345 engine A BAML callable that the host holds (a returned closure, a function value, a bound method) rejected an argument with no callee and no position The same frame as a call by name: `Twice` was called with a value that doesn't match its type: argument 1: …. A lambda and a host closure have no declared name and read "the callable"
6e983f348 compiler At a catch after a call that takes a function VALUE (baml.future.with_timeout(limit, body), any F<T, E>(body: () -> T throws E)), the caught value had the type never, and a throws never around that catch was accepted. Since #5105, error.to_string() on the value ended with VM internal error: could not realize type template, which also ended a whole baml test run The catch commits the open effect variable from its bounds, as a match scrutinee does. The facts are string | baml.errors.Timeout

In numbers: bridge_tests/ has 127 tests, each with a SDK_PARITY_LINT(skip) comment: 107 moved or rewritten and 20 new (calls by function name with and without generated classes, the decode of a thrown value, a program that does not compile). The fixture root has 15 more new tests: argument types through the generated SDK (6), the exception classes (6), bigint in the i64 range (2), and the unhandled-spawn default as a parity test (1; Go, Java, C++ and Swift have the same ID). Dropped: tests with a twin in the fixture suite (basic calls, callback round trips, enum strings). One process has one BAML runtime, so a test that compiled its own program now calls the program of the fixture or runs a child process. One case has no home: a raw [] for int[] | string[] selects the first list arm; the fixture has no function that shows the arm.

Tests

  • ns_llm_tool_arguments (new, 10 tests): enum by name and by alias, literal, numbers, string passed as written, null, list, map, class with aliases and nested classes, list of classes, unknown passthrough, typed values passed as they are (class with aliases, list of classes, enum, and a typed value next to a written one), InvalidArgument messages, an agent run with a class-parameter tool, can_parse.
  • ns_reflect_call_any_phase1/ns_call_any_accepts_a_value_of_a_literal_type (new).
  • ns_env_ref_clients (7 new tests): name lookup, a name chosen at run time, an undeclared name, get_let, a run-time-compiled package, a client: field that takes a name.
  • ns_llm_tool_order (new, 4 tests): every provider client (OpenAI Responses and Chat, Anthropic, Gemini, Vertex, Bedrock) lists the tools in declaration order; a toolbox built at run time keeps the order of its list; a tool schema lists the parameters in the handler's order; the same declaration renders the same body. No code change was needed: this pins the behavior, because a provider's prompt cache covers the tool definitions.
  • Python SDK: sdk_test_python_pydantic2 (17 pass on regenerated fixture SDKs: ruff, pyright, pytest). New function_calls/customizable/host_callables_static.py: pyright accepts sync and async handlers for a Callable callback, a class argument, a void return and an optional-parameter Protocol; a wrong return type is still an error; a returned BAML callable still returns its value. With the old types put back, pyright and mypy report the 5 async lines. Generator unit tests: 115 pass, with new cases for a callback that takes or returns a callable. Also checked by hand: a class with two callback fields runs with async and sync handlers from the sync and the async entry point, and mypy --strict accepts it.
  • Snapshots: the two corpus fixtures that show the lowered resolve call, and the builtin package listings (new stdlib functions).

Run locally: the corpus groups root.llm_*, root.reflect*, root.provider_stdlib*, root.env_ref_clients*, root.runtime_* and related (818 pass), the unit tests of baml_compiler2_ast, bex_vm and bex_sap, corpus::*, and prek.

For section 4 and the merge:

  • New corpus groups: ns_enum_variant_method_paths (6), ns_sap_list_items (8), ns_llm_agent_error_events (8), ns_llm_client_io_errors (13), ns_assert_is_type, ns_short_circuit_narrowing (18), and new cases in ns_env_ref_clients and ns_llm_tool_arguments. Two diagnostics projects (assert_is_type_checks_only, short_circuit_narrowing) pin the errors that must stay: a field path, an index path and a captured local are not narrowed.
  • bex_sap unit tests for the list rule; bex_engine unit tests for the enum strings, the type names in mismatch messages and the argument check; a type fixture short_circuit_narrows_right_operand.
  • Python: function_calls/customizable/test_enum_strings.py, test_argument_types.py, test_errors.py, and bridge_tests/ (the spawn error handler is in bridge_tests/test_process_lifecycle.py).

Run locally on the merge with canary: the whole corpus (5,317 passed, 2 tolerated failures of 5,319), all bex_engine library tests with the host-boundary tests of baml_tests (185 passed), the engine tests of generic inference (66 passed), and the table, corpus snapshot and inference tests of baml_tests (77 passed). The full suites ran in CI. The first run on the merge found six failures, all fixed in 9cb641931 and 0c342c383: one clippy lint in a new test, the SDK parity lint (the six Python-only tests now carry a skip directive), one engine test plus two Python and two Java SDK tests that expect a rejected argument to name the function, and one compiler table test that expected the to_string sugar that canary removed.

For section 5, run locally: the pytest run of every Python fixture on the rebuilt extension (function_calls 696 passed and 1 expected failure, type_shapes 112, llm_functions 29, docstrings_etc 6), the engine tests of host arguments, generics and host callables (110 passed), the 19 tests of the parity lint, the parity lint against the refreshed baseline (unchanged), and the prek hooks without clippy (format, Markdown, whitespace, TOML). Clippy runs in CI.

For the two last fixes of section 5, run locally: the whole corpus (5,320 passed and the same 2 tolerated failures of 5,322), the library tests of baml_tests, baml_cli, baml_pack_host and bex_engine (1,378 passed; only the two new snapshots were created), and the engine tests of host arguments, generics and host callables (112 passed).

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Multiple breaking contract changes (SAP list strictness, host argument typing, assert.is_type, InvokeError shape, Python exception hierarchy) touch runtime boundaries, LLM agent loops, and SDK bridges.

Overview
This PR extends dynamic client selection so ai.clients.resolve accepts declared client Name = ... paths (not only "provider/model" strings), with the compiler injecting reflect.Package.current() and reflect.Package.get_let for lookup. It also decodes model tool JSON into handler parameter types (schema-aligned parsing, @alias-aware) before reflect.call_any, with baml.sap.can_parse to skip unmodelable types.

Client error channels split NormalizedError from raw baml.errors.Io on InvokeError: reliability wrappers, the agent, streams, and spec paths normalize Io to retry-safe NetworkFailure, while direct invoke can still surface Io. assert.is_type becomes check-only void (narrow with is only).

The type checker gains short-circuit narrowing on &&/||, catch-all match bindings typed as the residual after consuming arms, and enum variant method paths like Color.Red.to_string(). ai.Agent delivers on_event journal entries before errors propagate, including failed parses and tool steps.

baml run -e reloads project context when an expression reads its package (e.g. resolve("Fast")). Docs and keyword help expand flow narrowing, host-boundary conversions, and pattern/match rules. Large corpus and CLI e2e coverage pins the new behavior.

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  • New Features

    • Client selectors can use declared client names or provider/model shorthand; CLI expressions can resolve package clients and declarations.
    • Tool arguments are converted to supported parameter types, and plain strings matching declared enum values can become enum variants when appropriate.
    • Added type parseability checks and package reflection for exported values.
    • Python host callbacks support synchronous and asynchronous returns, with configurable handling for unobserved task errors.
    • Agent listeners receive updates throughout runs, including failures.
    • Short-circuit conditions narrow eligible locals; catch-all match bindings use the remaining type.
  • Bug Fixes

    • Client I/O errors are normalized consistently in higher-level calls, retries, fallbacks, and streams.
    • List parsing validates items more consistently; Python argument type errors identify mismatches more clearly.
  • Documentation

    • Clarified type narrowing and that assert.is_type checks without returning or narrowing the value.

…s by name

Tool.call decodes each argument into its parameter's type before it calls a reflected handler, so a tool can take a class, an enum, a literal, a list or a map. The decode is schema-aligned parsing, which reads the names the tool's schema advertises (@alias included). baml.sap.can_parse reports whether SAP can model a type, and reflect.call_any compares a value at its most precise type so a literal-typed parameter accepts a matching value.

ai.clients.resolve takes the name of a client the calling package declares: a selector string without a '/' resolves through the new reflect.Package.get_let. The compiler appends reflect.Package.current() at each resolve call site, next to the provider table.

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This pull request changes client resolution, error normalization, tool argument parsing, type inference, inbound conversion, SAP list parsing, and Python SDK behavior. It adds compiler and runtime support, tests, and documentation.

Changes

Package Client Resolution

Layer / File(s) Summary
Package lookup and client resolution
baml_language/crates/baml_builtins2/baml_std/reflect/reflect.baml, baml_language/crates/bex_vm/src/package_reflect/reflect.rs, baml_language/crates/baml_builtins2/baml_std/ai/ns_clients/clients.baml, baml_language/crates/baml_builtins2/baml_std/ai/ns_internal/clients.baml
Package.get_let retrieves exported bindings. Client resolution uses the calling package for names without /; slash-containing strings retain provider/model lookup.
Compiler integration and client tests
baml_language/crates/baml_compiler2_ast/src/*, baml_language/crates/baml_cli/src/*, baml_language/crates/baml_tests/baml_src/ns_env_ref_clients/*, baml_language/crates/baml_tests/tests/runtime_session.rs
Compiler lowering supplies the current package. Tests cover qualified names, provider tables, Session bindings, dynamic selectors, and CLI project context.

Tool Arguments and Ordering

Layer / File(s) Summary
Parse capability and tool dispatch
baml_language/crates/baml_builtins2/baml_std/baml/ns_sap/sap.baml, baml_language/crates/bex_vm/src/package_baml/sap.rs, baml_language/crates/baml_builtins2/baml_std/ai/ns_tools/tools.baml, baml_language/crates/baml_tests/baml_src/ns_llm_tool_arguments/tool_arguments.baml
baml.sap.can_parse checks supported types and skipped-field defaults. Schema-derived tool calls parse supported values before reflection dispatch.
Literal and request ordering checks
baml_language/crates/baml_tests/baml_src/ns_reflect_call_any_phase1/*, baml_language/crates/baml_tests/baml_src/ns_llm_tool_order/tool_order.baml
Tests cover literal argument validation, tool and parameter ordering, and repeatable request output.

Client Errors and Agent Events

Layer / File(s) Summary
Error normalization
baml_language/crates/baml_builtins2/baml_std/ai/ns_errors/errors.baml, baml_language/crates/baml_builtins2/baml_std/ai/ns_clients/clients.baml, baml_language/crates/baml_builtins2/baml_std/ai/ns_stream/stream.baml, baml_language/crates/baml_builtins2/baml_std/ai/runner.baml, baml_language/crates/baml_builtins2/baml_std/ai/spec.baml, baml_language/crates/baml_tests/baml_src/ns_llm_client_io_errors/*
Error contracts distinguish raw I/O errors from normalized errors. Higher-level client, request, stream, retry, and fallback paths normalize raw I/O errors.
Agent event delivery
baml_language/crates/baml_builtins2/baml_std/ai/runner.baml, baml_language/crates/baml_tests/baml_src/ns_llm_agent_error_events/*
Agent delivery tracks journal entries and delivers outstanding events after execution steps and before errors propagate.

Type-System and Path Resolution

Layer / File(s) Summary
Narrowing and residual match types
baml_language/crates/baml_compiler2_hir_ty/src/infer/*, baml_language/crates/baml_tests/baml_src/ns_short_circuit_narrowing/*, baml_language/crates/baml_tests/baml_src/ns_match_catch_all_residual/*, baml_language/crates/baml_tests/src/type_spec/fixtures/*, baml_language/crates/baml_tests/projects/diagnostic_errors/short_circuit_narrowing/*, baml_language/crates/baml_builtins2/keyword_docs/baml_keywords.yaml, baml_language/TYPE_SYSTEM.md
Type inference applies short-circuit facts to right operands and records residual types for catch-all patterns. Fixtures and documentation describe supported cases and limits.
Assertion type contract
baml_language/crates/baml_builtins2/baml_std/assert/assert.baml, baml_language/crates/baml_tests/baml_src/ns_assert_is_type/*, baml_language/crates/baml_tests/projects/diagnostic_errors/assert_is_type_checks_only/*
assert.is_type returns void and does not narrow its input. Tests cover runtime checks and diagnostic cases.
Enum-variant path resolution
baml_language/crates/baml_compiler2_hir_ty/src/infer.rs, baml_language/crates/baml_compiler2_mir/src/*, baml_language/crates/baml_tests/baml_src/ns_enum_variant_method_paths/*, baml_language/crates/baml_tests/src/compiler2_tir/inference.rs, baml_language/crates/baml_tests/src/type_spec/tables.rs
Type inference and MIR lowering track path roots so enum variants can serve as method-call and member-access roots.

Inbound Argument Conversion and SAP List Parsing

Layer / File(s) Summary
Enum-aware coercion and validation
baml_language/crates/bex_engine/src/conversion.rs, baml_language/crates/bex_engine/src/lib.rs, baml_language/crates/bex_engine/tests/host_argument_types.rs, baml_language/sdk_tests/crates/python_pydantic2/function_calls/customizable/test_enum_strings.py
Inbound conversion uses declared enum variants to interpret matching strings and rejects incompatible host values. Type mismatch messages include function and argument context.
Inferred arrays and item errors
baml_language/crates/bex_sap/src/deserializer/coercer/*, baml_language/crates/bex_sap/src/jsonish/parser/entry.rs, baml_language/crates/bex_sap/src/jsonish/value.rs, baml_language/crates/bex_sap/src/tests/test_lists.rs, baml_language/crates/bex_sap/src/tests/test_international.rs
The parser marks separately gathered values as inferred arrays. List coercion distinguishes incompatible complete items from incomplete or inferred items that can be omitted.
List parsing fixtures
baml_language/crates/baml_tests/baml_src/ns_sap_list_items/*
The fixture covers valid, empty, partial, nested, and invalid list inputs and reports parse errors.

Python SDK

Layer / File(s) Summary
Host callback type translation
baml_language/sdks/python/rust/sdkgen_python_pydantic2/src/translate_ty.rs, baml_language/sdks/python/rust/sdkgen_python_pydantic2/src/leaf.rs, baml_language/sdk_tests/crates/python_pydantic2/function_calls/customizable/host_callables_static.py, baml_language/sdks/agent-docs/bridge-ref/*
Generated Python types account for coroutine returns from host callbacks. Type-checking tests and reference documentation cover synchronous and asynchronous callbacks.
Python bridge errors and decoding
baml_language/sdks/python/src/baml_bridge/*, baml_language/sdks/python/rust/bridge_python/src/host_value.rs, baml_language/sdks/python/README.md, baml_language/sdk_tests/crates/python_pydantic2/function_calls/customizable/bridge_tests/*
The Python bridge updates exception types, type mismatch handling, unknown-class decoding, and host-value rehydration.
Python runtime tests and parity reporting
baml_language/sdk_tests/crates/python_pydantic2/*, baml_language/sdk_tests/crates/parity_analysis.md, tools/sdk-parity-lint/*, baml_language/sdks/python/test.sh, baml_language/sdks/python/pyproject.toml
Python bridge tests move into the SDK test suite. Parity reporting counts shared Python test IDs.

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The examined changes preserve registered callable authority and declared-type validation while expanding supported inputs. No introduced security bypass was established. Custom-client replay safety, cancellation settlement and broader host-integration coverage remain uncertain, so the risk is not minimal.

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  • inferred — The supported reachability expansion is that model-supplied structured arguments can now invoke already-configured typed tool handlers successfully. The examined decoding path does not select new handlers or grant additional callable authority. Downstream asset and tenant exposure depends on the configured handlers and was not established.

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  • observed — Typed decoding takes its target types from the configured handler signature. Missing, unmatched, unparseable-type and already-typed arguments remain subject to final reflection validation. Serialization and parse failures become InvalidArgument errors.

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  • inferred — Final journal flushing covers entries visible when error handling runs. Settlement of cancelled sibling tools before that flush is not established by the examined future.all contract. The base used the same concurrent execution and immediate-flush pattern, so this is an inherited lifecycle uncertainty rather than an introduced concern.

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  • proposed — For custom clients that perform externally visible operations, define the replay guarantee explicitly: require idempotency or distinguish ambiguous post-effect I/O failures from failures safe to retry or fail over.
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…explicit provider table

baml.sap.can_parse returned true for a class with a @Skip field whose type has no empty value (media, a function). A parse that builds that class panics, so Tool.call now leaves such an argument for reflect.call_any, which rejects it with a catchable InvalidArgument.

A resolve call that passes its own providers and prefixes, by position or by name, did not compile after the package parameter was added. The compiler now appends the calling package to that form too.

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A provider's prompt cache covers the tool definitions, so the same declaration must render the same bytes. The corpus now asserts that every provider client (OpenAI Responses and Chat, Anthropic, Gemini, Vertex, Bedrock) lists the tools in declaration order, that a toolbox built at run time keeps the order of its list, and that a tool schema lists the parameters in the handler's order.

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Tool.call decoded every argument with schema-aligned parsing: it wrote the value as JSON under its declared field names and parsed it back by the names the schema advertises. That is right for a model's JSON. It failed for a value that BAML code already holds when the class has an @alias field (Missing required field), so BAML code could not call a tool with a typed value.

An argument that is already a value of its parameter's type now reaches the handler as it is. reflect.call_any still validates every argument.

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The bridge runs the coroutine of an async host callback to completion, but the generated type of a callback was typing.Callable[[In], Out], so mypy and pyright rejected an async def for a callback parameter or a class field of function type. A host with async handlers could not build a typed contract class.

A function type that the host supplies now returns typing.Union[Out, typing.Coroutine[typing.Any, typing.Any, Out]], in the Callable form and in the Protocol for a callback with optional parameters. A callable that BAML supplies (a returned function, an argument of a host callback) keeps its plain return type. The spelling uses typing.Union, so the annotation also evaluates where X | Y does not.

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Color.Red.to_string() did not compile (E0003, unresolved name: Red), although the same call on a let binding of the variant did. The parser hands over one flat path, and the type checker read every non-local path as a name of an item: nothing tried the leading segments as a value.

The checker now takes an enum variant as the root of a value ladder, after every road that reads the whole path as a name (a function, a static method, an interface item) and after the from_json decode sugar, so those paths keep their meaning. The last segment resolves as on a local of the variant's type, for any member, and for an enum behind a namespace (ns.Color.Red.to_json()). A member the variant does not have is now reported as a missing member of the variant's type (E0007), as for the let form. ResolvedPath records how many segments spell the root (root_len), and MIR lowering loads the variant constant as the receiver.

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Schema-aligned parsing kept the items of a list that fit the element type and left the others out with no error: baml.sap.parse<int[]>("[1, \"two\", 3]") returned [1, 3], and an agent reply whose one action named a tool outside the allowed union parsed as actions: []. The caller could not tell a bad reply from an empty one.

A complete item that does not fit now fails the list, with an error that names the item (Failed to parse list item 1 as int) and carries the item's own failure. One value where a list is expected is still a list of that value when it fits, and is an error when it does not (it was an empty list). Tool.call reports such a list argument as an InvalidArgument.

Four cases still leave an item out: an item that is still arriving (a partial parse shows the list without it); a list the parser inferred itself from separate values in the text, now marked with Fixes::InferredArray at each place it is built; null where a list is expected (an empty list, like a missing field); and a list of media, which is never read from text. Map values and optional lists (T[]?) keep their old leniency.

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…eaches the client

ai.clients.resolve("Fast") did not find a client that Fast.id() reached in two places.

baml run -e: an expression is compiled first with only the standard library, and with the project only when that compile fails. An expression that names the project by string alone compiled, ran in the isolated package and saw no clients. The CLI now also evaluates in the project an expression that reads the package it is compiled in (reflect.Package.current(), which the compiler appends to an ai.clients.resolve call): MirFunction::reads_current_package answers that from the compiled expression. An independent probe still runs without the project, and still ignores its errors.

reflect.Session: a Session keeps each binding of its submissions under a hygienic name, so Package.get_let found nothing under the name a submission wrote and found the binding under the hygienic one. get_let now maps the written name through the Session's table of visible bindings. A Session resolves its own bindings (let or client), a rebinding resolves to the newest, and the hygienic name no longer resolves. A compiled package and a Session still do not see the clients of the package that created them.

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…me types as written

A host that held an enum's variant as a string (a name from JSON, a flag, a configuration file) could not pass it. For an optional enum, Python's Resolve("BedrockSonnet5") raised TypeError: Value of type 'string' does not match any member of union [Enum(QualifiedTypeName { .. }), Null]. For a required enum the string was not checked at all: it entered the function as a string in the enum's place, where a match on the variants panicked.

Inbound coercion (coerce_arg_to_declared_type_with_aliases, shared by every bridge) now reads a plain string as the variant it names where an enum of the program is declared: alone, in a list, a map or a class field, and in a union when no member takes the string as it is. Beside string, a literal that equals the value or unknown, the string stays a string. A string that names no variant is a TypeMismatch that lists the variants. A dynamic host with two enums that both have the name gets the first declared, a typed host an ambiguity error, as for any ambiguous payload. The engine keeps a name-headed view of the enum definitions for this, next to the alias and class views.

The union mismatch message, in both directions, and the class type-argument mismatch print types as a user writes them (HostClientName | null) instead of their Rust debug form.

A host callback's return value keeps its strict check: a string is still not an enum there. Python generated annotations are unchanged.

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When a BAML spawn task ended with an error that nothing observed, the bridge printed the traceback and ended the process (os._exit(1), SIGTERM on Windows). The native registration is first-wins, so a host had no way to choose another policy, and for a server one stray task ended every request in the process.

baml_bridge.set_unhandled_spawn_error_handler(handler) replaces the policy. The handler gets the decoded exception, with its BAML traceback, and the cancelled flag. The setter returns the handler it replaces, and None restores default_unhandled_spawn_error_handler, which is the old behavior and stays the default. The one native callback now dispatches to the current handler. If a handler raises, the bridge prints the error of the task, the handler's exception goes to sys.unraisablehook, and the process continues.

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…an error

A turn is appended to the journal before it is judged. When the judgment threw (ParseFailed, FinishReasonError, Refused, or any other error out of a turn), run propagated the error and the listener never got the AssistantMessage, LLMCall and Usage events of that turn, nor the events of the schema attempts before it.

run now keeps one delivery count for the journal and delivers what the listener has not read from one catch_all around the step loop, then rethrows. The tool path no longer has its own emit-and-rethrow, so each event is delivered one time on every exit. A panic (cancellation included) does not pass through the error channel and does not run the listener.

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…r arms left

In a match, the scrutinee's own binding already read as the residual in a catch-all arm (B-774), but the arm's own binding was lowered against the whole scrutinee type. So 'null => .., let hook => hook(n)' was E0006 for an optional function type, and 'let rest => rest.b' was E0007 after arms for null and A. The defect was general: parameter, local, field path, string, class and function type.

infer_match now records the residual as the type of an arm pattern that writes no type of its own: '_', a bare binding, and a chain of bare bindings. The matrix row of the arm does not change, a guarded arm subtracts nothing, and a pattern that writes a type keeps it.

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CI on the argument check found three things.

The Java SDK tests of a generic call whose explicit type is contradicted by the argument (make_triple with A = int and the string "nope") expect the type error to name the function. The new check rejects that argument in the coercion, before the generic check that wrote the call frame. The call site now puts the function and the 1-based argument position in front of every mismatch that the coercion of an argument raises (arg_coercion_mismatch), as friendly_arg_type_mismatch does for the generic check. The mismatch keeps its own text, so tests that look for it still find it.

clippy::float_cmp in a new unit test: the test compares the bits of the float.

SDK parity lint: the six Python tests of a plain str for an enum parameter have no counterpart in the other SDKs, because a statically typed SDK cannot write that call. Each test has an SDK_PARITY_LINT(skip) directive with that reason.

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After the merge of canary, to_string is the method of the implicit ToString implementation, not the string.from sugar. records_variant_rooted_ladders expected the callee of the sugar and failed in CI. The three ladders (a variant path, a qualified variant path and the let form) still record the same callee, which is what the test asserts: (self: T) -> string throws never as an interface method.

The comments of the from_json cases say that from_json is a static of the variant's type, and the corpus test has that name.

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The fields of a class are checked when the map of a host becomes an instance, after the check of the argument as a whole. That second step did not add the call frame, so Count({count: "seven"}) said only "Value of type 'string' does not match the declared type `int`". It now reads like every other rejected argument: the function, the 1-based argument position, then the mismatch.

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… reaches the caller

decode_call_result decoded a thrown value with the process type map before it raised. Only a generated baml_sdk fills that map, so a call through baml_bridge alone lost every error: the caller got BamlError("Unknown class FQN 'baml.errors.InvalidArgument'") in place of the error that the function threw. The same happened to a class that a program makes at run time.

The value of the error arm and of the panic arm now decodes with unknown_class_as_fields: an instance of a class that has no Python class is the dict of its fields, at every depth. BamlError.class_name still names the BAML class. A rejected argument stays a TypeError and the exception of a Python callback stays the same object, with or without generated classes.

A returned value keeps the strict check: it has a declared type that a typed caller relies on.

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A host had no one class to catch. BamlPanic was a BaseException outside BamlError, so a panic passed both `except BamlError` and `except Exception`, and a rejected argument was a bare TypeError.

BamlError is now the base of all of them: BamlPanic(BamlError), BamlCancelledError(BamlPanic), and the new BamlTypeError(BamlError, TypeError) for baml.errors.TypeMismatch. BamlTypeError keeps the message as its text and is still a TypeError, so code that catches TypeError does not change. It also carries .value, .class_name and .baml_trace.

BREAKING: `except Exception` and `except BamlError` now catch a panic and a cancelled sync call. Catch BamlPanic or BamlCancelledError first to treat them in another way.

Not a BamlError, as before: the exception that a Python callback raised (it comes back as the same object), and the asyncio.CancelledError of a cancelled async call, which asyncio needs and which carries the BamlCancelledError as its reason.

The Java documents that named the old Python design as their model now state the difference.

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sdks/python/tests held 171 tests of baml_bridge that nothing ran: their harness (run_pytest.rs) was #[ignore] and outside every crate. 8 of them had drifted and failed, and several passed only on a decode error (pytest.raises(Exception)).

The folder is gone. Its tests are in sdk_tests/crates/python_pydantic2/function_calls/customizable/bridge_tests, where the pytest run of the fixture covers them in CI. Each has a SDK_PARITY_LINT(skip) comment. One process has one BAML runtime, so a test that compiled its own program now calls the program of the fixture, or runs a child process.

Dropped: tests with a twin in the fixture suite (basic calls, callback round trips, enum strings). Repaired: the 8 drifted tests. Strengthened: each pytest.raises(Exception) names the class and the message. New: argument types through the generated SDK, calls by function name with and without generated classes, bigint in the i64 range, and the unhandled-spawn default as a parity test (Go, Java, C++ and Swift have the same ID).

One case has no home: a raw [] for int[] | string[] selects the first list arm. The fixture has no function that shows the arm.

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…ty percentages

The Python-baselined percentages used every test ID that python_pydantic2 declares as the denominator, also the IDs whose skip annotation waives every other SDK. No SDK can match those, so each Python-only test lowered the parity of every other SDK.

A Python test ID now counts when at least one other SDK environment is required to declare it. The baseline is refreshed with this rule and with the tests of this branch: 368 shared Python IDs (was 430 with the Python-only IDs in), 1036 test IDs, 2589 declarations. The ratchet rules do not change.

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🟡 Minor · Add context to callable argument errors. · lib.rs:4080-4081

baml_language/crates/bex_engine/src/lib.rs:4080-4081
🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win

Add context to callable argument errors.

call_callable_with_outcome_impl returns TypeMismatch errors from coercion and VM conversion without the callee label or 1-based argument position. Apply arg_coercion_mismatch to both paths. Use idx so bound methods count only caller-supplied arguments. Use a generic label for HostClosure, which has no function name.

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@@
         let throws_type = throws_type
             .as_ref()
             .map(|ty| crate::conversion::overlay_wire_ty_under_permit(ty, thread.proof()));
 
+        let function_name = func_ptr
+            .and_then(|ptr| match thread.vm.get_object(ptr) {
+                Object::Function(func) => Some(func.name.clone()),
+                _ => None,
+            })
+            .unwrap_or_else(|| "callable".to_string());
+
@@
                     BexCallArg::Provided(value) => self
                         .coerce_inbound_arg(*value, ty)
-                        .map(|value| BexCallArg::Provided(Box::new(value))),
+                        .map(|value| BexCallArg::Provided(Box::new(value)))
+                        .map_err(|error| arg_coercion_mismatch(&function_name, idx, error)),
@@
-                BexCallArg::Provided(arg) => self.convert_external_to_vm_value_with_ty(
-                    &mut thread,
-                    *arg,
-                    param_types.get(idx + self_offset),
-                )?,
+                BexCallArg::Provided(arg) => self
+                    .convert_external_to_vm_value_with_ty(
+                        &mut thread,
+                        *arg,
+                        param_types.get(idx + self_offset),
+                    )
+                    .map_err(|error| arg_coercion_mismatch(&function_name, idx, error))?,
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… and its position

A BAML callable that the host holds (a returned closure, a function value, a bound method) is called through its handle. That path returned the type mismatch of an argument as it was: "Value of type 'string' does not match the declared type `int`". It now has the same frame as a call by name: the callee, the 1-based position among the arguments that the caller wrote, then the mismatch.

The callee is the name that the source declares (`Twice`). A lambda and a host closure have no such name and read "the callable".

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…the errors of the value

For `F<T, E>(body: () -> T throws E)` called with a function VALUE (a parameter, not a lambda written at the call), the throws of the value sit under `E` as a bound, and only the finish fixpoint turns the bound into the solution. A `catch` looked at the effect of the call before that, found an open variable, and dropped the whole effect to `never`: also the facts beside the variable, such as the `baml.errors.Timeout` of `baml.future.with_timeout(limit, body)`.

So the caught value had the type `never`, a `throws never` around such a catch was accepted, and since the implicit ToString interface (#5105) `error.to_string()` on that value ended at run time with "VM internal error: could not realize type template". That error also ended a whole `baml test` run.

A catch is a demand for the facts of the effect, so it now commits the open effect variables from their bounds, as a match scrutinee does (force_occurring_vars). A variable with no evidence is still `never`, but it drops out alone and the known facts of the union stay.

Found in a production project: a generic wrapper of with_timeout that turns every error of its body into a value.

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3d5230f kept the callee label as a String across the awaits of call_function. That made its future 16,400 bytes, over clippy's large_futures limit (crates/bex_engine/tests/llm_render.rs:56 and :78), and the Pre-commit Checks job failed.

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meefs pushed a commit to meefs/baml that referenced this pull request Oct 7, 2026
Based on the compiler bugfixes from
BoundaryML#5130 and cherrypicks some of its
commits. Will be followed up by two other PRs taking sections of the
same PR.

This PR takes three of the compiler fixes. Each one is the commit from
BoundaryML#5130 followed by a commit that reworks how it was done.

### Catch-all `match` bindings take the type the earlier arms left

Previously a bare binding in a catch-all arm had the full scrutinee
type, even though the scrutinee itself was already narrowed in that arm.

```baml
function describe(item: A | B | null) -> string {
    match (item) {
        null => "none",
        let a: A => "a",
        let rest => rest.b, // previously E0007: `rest` was `A | B | null`
    }
}
```

This also covers scrutinees that are not a local (`match (self.hook) {
null => ..., let hook => hook(n) }` was E0006). Guarded arms and arms
with field constraints subtract nothing, as before.

BoundaryML#5130 did this with a second walk that overwrote the recorded type. Here
the wildcard and bare-binding cases of `lower_pattern` take what reaches
the arm directly, so there is one place that decides it. As a result the
alternatives of an or-pattern get it too: `(let rest: B) | (let rest)`
after arms for `null` and `A` used to be a binding type conflict.

### The right operand of `&&` / `||` is typed with the left operand's
facts

```baml
x is A && x.a == 1
!(x is A) || x.a == 1
s != null && s.length() > 0   // all previously E0007
```

Only a local that no closure captures is narrowed, same as everywhere
else. A field path or index path is still not narrowed since it is read
a second time.

BoundaryML#5130 computed the facts in a second pass over the condition, which
re-lowered every `is` pattern and replayed narrowing but not
assignments. The walk that types a tested expression now returns its
facts (`infer_test`), and `if`, `while`, match guards, `&&`/`||` and `!`
all use that. This fixes a false error that the second pass had:

```baml
if (x is A && ({ x = other; true } && x is B)) { ... } // was "expected `A`, found `B`"
```

It also closes two holes that were already on canary, where a fact from
the left operand survived a reassignment in the right operand:

```baml
if (x is A && { x = other; true }) { x.a } // was accepted
```

A test that the left operand already decides is now dead code. `x is A
&& match (x) { A => true, _ => false }` reports the unreachable arm, and
`if (x is A && x is B)` is an error.

### `catch` sees the errors of a function value

Previously a `catch` after a call that takes a function value (not a
lambda written at the call) saw `never` for the callee's effect
parameter.

```baml
function relay<T, E>(body: () -> T throws E) -> T throws E { body() }

function f(body: () -> int throws string) -> int throws never {
    relay(body) catch (e) { baml.errors.Timeout => 0 } // previously accepted
}
```

Reading the caught value in that state ended in `VM internal error:
could not realize type template`.

The commit from BoundaryML#5130 resolves the effect variable from its own bounds
at the catch. That did not cover a value that arrives through another
generic call (`relay(ident(body))`), where the evidence sits on the
other call's type variable instead. The catch now runs one round of the
finish fixpoint for the classes that name the effect's variables.

Known gap: `run2(a, b)` where two function values with unrelated throws
share one type parameter still erases with no diagnostic, with or
without a `catch`.

### Not included

The `Color.Red.to_string()` fix from BoundaryML#5130. That should be done as part
of path head resolution rather than as extra callee tiers.


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## Summary by CodeRabbit

* **New Features**
* `match` catch-all bindings now reflect the types left over after
earlier unguarded arms.
* Type narrowing now applies across short-circuit conditions, including
the right side of `&&` and `||`, for eligible local variables and
parameters.
* **Bug Fixes**
* Sleep failures during retries and test polling now propagate instead
of being ignored.
* Sleep delays of zero or less do not wait; positive delays are handled
consistently across supported runtimes.
* **Documentation**
* Expanded guidance on pattern matching, type narrowing, and
short-circuit behavior.

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Co-authored-by: Aaron Villalpando <[email protected]>
Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 5.5 <[email protected]>
meefs pushed a commit to meefs/baml that referenced this pull request Oct 7, 2026
Second of three PRs taking sections of
BoundaryML#5130, after BoundaryML#5178. This one
takes the standard library fixes. Two of the commits are cherrypicked
from it, and the rest are written fresh.

### Reflected tools can take structured arguments

Previously `Tool.call` passed the model's arguments to
`reflect.call_any` as they arrived. Those are parsed JSON, so a class
was a map, an enum was a string and a list was a `json[]`, and
`call_any` rejected all of them. A reflected tool only worked when every
parameter was a scalar.

```baml
class Zone { low: int, high: int }
enum Kind { Garage, Commercial }

function book(zone: Zone, kind: Kind, tags: string[]) -> string { ... }

// the model sends {"zone": {"low": 1, "high": 2}, "kind": "Garage", "tags": ["a"]}
```

`Tool.call` now reads the parameters that were sent JSON as the fields
of one runtime class and aligns the JSON to it, the same way any other
model output is aligned. `@alias` and `@skip` therefore follow the names
the tool schema shows. An argument that is already a value of its
parameter type is passed through untouched, which is what BAML code
calling a tool does.

This adds `baml.sap.coerce<T>(value: json)`: schema-aligned parsing
without its text stage, for a value that is already parsed. Unlike
`parse<T>` it throws for a type the parser cannot model instead of
panicking, since the type is often data here:

```baml
type Declared = unreflect(param.type);
let value = baml.sap.coerce<Declared>(sent);
```

BoundaryML#5130 wrote each argument out to JSON text and parsed it again with
`baml.sap.parse_type`, behind a new `baml.sap.can_parse`. The arguments
are already parsed, so nothing is written out here, and `unreflect` plus
a `coerce` that throws replaces both functions. It also ran every
argument through the text round trip, including one that was already
typed (an `int` in a `float` slot became text and back).

Tool arguments are as lenient as any other model output (`2.7` for an
`int` is `3`). The tool schema is still built per parameter as in BoundaryML#5129.

### `call_any` uses the same membership check as `is`

Previously `reflect.call_any` compared an argument at its base type, so
`"manual"` did not fit a parameter typed `"auto" | "manual"` and
`Kind.GARAGE` did not fit a parameter typed `Kind.GARAGE`, even though
`value is ...` was true for both.

`call_any` and `is` now ask one function. A variant value also reports
its own variant type as its most precise type, the same way an int
reports its literal.

The literal case and its test are from BoundaryML#5130. The variant case is new.

### `Agent.run` gives `on_event` the events of a run that ends with an
error

This is the commit from BoundaryML#5130, unchanged. A turn is appended to the
journal before it is judged, so when the judgment threw (`ParseFailed`,
`FinishReasonError`, `Refused`), the listener never got that turn's
events. `run` now delivers what the listener has not read before it
rethrows.

Known gap: a panic (cancellation included) does not pass through the
error channel, so the listener still misses the tail of a run that ends
that way.

### Tool order is pinned

A provider's prompt cache covers the tool definitions, so the same
declaration must render the same bytes. The test from BoundaryML#5130 asserts that
every provider client lists tools in declaration order and that a tool
schema lists parameters in the handler's order.

That test sorted names by where they first appear in the request, with a
missing name sorting first. Every expectation puts the first declared
tool first, so a request that dropped it still passed. A missing name is
now reported instead of ordered. I also pinned the orders the fixture
set up but never asserted: class fields, enum variants and the
`required` list.


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## Summary by CodeRabbit

* **New Features**
* Added a way to coerce existing JSON values into declared types, with
clear errors when values cannot be aligned or types cannot be supported.
* Reflected tools can align JSON arguments with handler parameter types
before dispatch; raw tools continue to receive arguments directly.

* **Bug Fixes**
* Agent event listeners now receive journal entries recorded before a
run fails.
* Reflected calls now validate literal and enum-variant arguments
against the declared parameter type.
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Co-authored-by: Aaron Villalpando <[email protected]>
Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 5.5 <[email protected]>
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