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perf(js): reduce Scenario package startup work - #1014
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WalkthroughThe JavaScript package defers selected Node telemetry and browser-launch imports. It adds startup checks and benchmarks for CommonJS and ES module builds. It also adds opt-in granular message events, streamed agent progress, snapshot repair, event-based chat-log reconstruction, and examples-suite diagnostics. ChangesJavaScript startup behavior
Granular message events
Examples test and CI diagnostics
Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant Run
participant ScenarioExecution
participant Agent
participant MessageEventPublisher
participant EventBus
Run->>ScenarioExecution: resolve granular-event option
ScenarioExecution->>MessageEventPublisher: create publisher for run
ScenarioExecution->>Agent: call with stream writer
Agent->>MessageEventPublisher: write text and tool progress
MessageEventPublisher->>EventBus: emit granular events
ScenarioExecution->>MessageEventPublisher: reconcile returned messages and close stream
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A rabbit watches messages flow
Text and tool-call events glow
Streams begin, then snapshots mend
Fresh imports wait until their end
Startup measures gently show
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One problem for bundling consumers before this lands.
It only fires on the full-setup path (no global provider registered yet), but that is the default path. Suggested fix: keep |
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javascript/scripts/startup-fixture.mjs (1)
9-9: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🔵 Trivial | 🏗️ Heavy liftDetect ESM imports in the startup check.
loaded()only readsrequire.cache. Node’s ESM loader does not populate that cache. Becauseopenis a package dependency, tsup externalizes it from the ESM build. An eageropenimport inindex.mjscan therefore pass the current assertion.Add ESM loader instrumentation that records modules loaded during
await import(entry), and assert thatopenwas not loaded. Keep the existing CommonJS assertion.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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Review comments at @javascript/scripts/startup-fixture.mjs:
- Line 9: Update the startup check around `loaded()` to instrument ESM module
loading during `await import(entry)` and assert that `open` was not loaded;
preserve the existing CommonJS assertion based on `require.cache`.
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Stacks #1015 on #1014. The one conflict was the import block in scenario-execution.ts: keep #1014's lighter langwatch/observability import and #1015's message event publisher. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <[email protected]>
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…gress (#1015) feat(javascript): add opt-in granular message events Co-authored-by: LangWatch Work <[email protected]> Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <[email protected]>
require.cache only records CommonJS loads, so an eager import in index.mjs slipped through. Record files opened by the module loader as well. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <[email protected]>
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- Line 10: Update the ESM import-tracking hook around module.registerHooks so
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The JUnit reporter keeps assertion text in the report only, so a red gate named the failing test but never said why (#1010). Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <[email protected]>
…der key llm_boolean runs on the LangWatch project's own model provider key. When that key is rejected it reports an error that says nothing about the SDK; the example now warns in that case and fails on any other error, with the evaluator's details in the message (#1010). Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <[email protected]>
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The example failed on every run because the evaluator's default model
refuses max_tokens ("use max_completion_tokens instead"). Drop the
provider-error allowance from the previous commit; the cause is now known
and the check is strict again, with the evaluator's details in the
message (#1010).
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <[email protected]>
…ks is missing Node 20 has no synchronous loader hooks, so the ESM check would pass having watched nothing. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <[email protected]>
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Human Review BriefCaution This changes what the scenario package loads at import time, for every user of the npm package. Importing scenario used to pull in the whole LangWatch client and the Node telemetry SDK before anything ran. Now tracing setup and the browser launcher load only when used. Median CJS import time drops from 1,286 ms to 683 ms. The risk with lazy loading is order: something that ran at import now runs later. The author kept
🗺️ Never opened this module? Start here · ~2 minscenario is published to npm in both CommonJS and ES module form. Its tracing integrates with the LangWatch SDK and OpenTelemetry, which are heavy to load. ❓ Worth asking the author · ~1 min
✅ Why the evidence is good, and what each file is · ~1 min1,760 tests;
Note Tracing must be set up before the first scenario span, however late it loads. |
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Why
Importing Scenario during LangWatch startup loaded the full LangWatch client/CLI and the Node telemetry SDK before any scenario ran. This continues the lazy-loading work in #933 and #945 while keeping the existing text, voice, red-team, evaluator, and tracing APIs.
What changed
langwatch/observabilityinstead of the full SDK entry point.setupScenarioTracing()synchronous and preserve automatic setup before a run, existing-provider attachment, options, and once-only initialization.smoke:distcheck to exercise both published formats in fresh processes, and add a reproducible import benchmark.Test plan
pnpm build,pnpm typecheck, scoped ESLint andgit diff --check.pnpm smoke:dist: both CJS and ESM pass. Checks no eager Node SDK/client/browser/ElevenLabs imports, factory availability, synchronous real span recording, and no duplicate processor registration.[email protected].How I can prove I was successful
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pnpm build && pnpm smoke:dist && pnpm benchmark:startupinjavascript/. See the startup report for comparison instructions and the previous optimization PRs.Seven fresh-process samples per version on Node 24.21.0:
ad220e6a)Anything surprising?
These measurements cover package import, not total LangWatch application boot, and timings depend on filesystem caches and shared-machine load. Telemetry initialization work moves to its existing setup/run boundary. Dependencies stay installed so voice and automatic tracing continue to work; this does not claim a smaller installation or published bundle.
Also in this PR
module.registerHooks.evaluators-on-scenariosexample failed because thellm_booleanevaluator's default model refusesmax_tokens. The example now pinsopenai/gpt-4.1-mini.