Add Core Agent and Model Interfaces#22100
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Summary
Introduces the foundational TypeScript interfaces for the modular agent architecture. These interfaces (
Agent,Model,AgentEvent) establish stable contracts without altering any existing runtime behavior.Details
This is Part 2 of 4 PRs toward #20995.
This PR adds pure interface definitions and associated verification tests. It allows the core engine to transition toward a plug-and-play architecture where components interact through these defined boundaries rather than relying on concrete implementations.
Related Issues
Part 2 of 4 PRs toward #20995
How to Validate
Review the TypeScript definitions in
packages/core/src/interfaces/and confirm that they represent the correct boundaries for our architectural shift.Pre-Merge Checklist