Type Alias ReactHumanInTheLoop<T>

Type Declaration

• render: React$1.ComponentType<
      | {
          agentId?: string;
          args: Partial<T>;
          description: string;
          name: string;
          respond: undefined;
          result: undefined;
          status: ToolCallStatus.InProgress;
          toolCallId: string;
      }
      | {
          agentId?: string;
          args: T;
          description: string;
          name: string;
          respond: (result: unknown) => Promise<void>;
          result: undefined;
          status: ToolCallStatus.Executing;
          toolCallId: string;
      }
      | {
          agentId?: string;
          args: T;
          description: string;
          name: string;
          respond: undefined;
          result: string;
          status: ToolCallStatus.Complete;
          toolCallId: string;
      },
  >

  Render the human-in-the-loop UI for this tool call.

  Beyond the tool call's args/status/result, the render props carry attribution:

  • toolCallId — the AG-UI tool call id, unique per interrupt. It is the stable key for correlating this interrupt with runtime (sub)agent attribution — e.g. the agentId reported by onToolExecutionStart, or per-run attribution stamped on the event stream — so the UI can label the interrupt with the agent that actually raised it.
  • agentId — the agent this tool was registered to (the tool's own agentId), or undefined for an unscoped tool. This is the static registration scope; it is NOT necessarily the runtime (sub)agent that raised the interrupt. For runtime attribution, correlate toolCallId with the event-stream/onToolExecutionStart agent id.