AIPass/src/aipass/trigger

Trigger

Purpose: Event bus for AIPass. Branches fire events, registered handlers react. Decouples producers from consumers — the module that detects a condition doesn't need to know what should happen next. Module: aipass.trigger Last Updated: 2026-03-08

Commands / Usage

drone @trigger fire <event> [data]              # Fire an event
drone @trigger list                             # List registered events
drone @trigger status                           # Event bus status
drone @trigger --help                           # Full help

Usage

CLI (via drone)

drone @trigger --help                    # Show available commands
drone @trigger medic on                  # Enable error auto-dispatch
drone @trigger medic off                 # Disable error auto-dispatch
drone @trigger medic status              # Show medic state
drone @trigger medic mute @branch        # Suppress errors from a branch
drone @trigger medic unmute @branch      # Resume errors from a branch
drone @trigger errors list               # List tracked errors
drone @trigger errors stats              # Error registry statistics
drone @trigger errors circuit-breaker    # Circuit breaker state
drone @trigger --version                 # Show version

Python API

from aipass.trigger.apps.modules.core import Trigger

# Fire an event — all registered handlers run
Trigger.fire("plan_created", plan_id=42, branch="flow")

# Register a handler
def on_plan_created(**data):
    print(f"Plan {data['plan_id']} created")

Trigger.on("plan_created", on_plan_created)

# Remove a handler
Trigger.off("plan_created", on_plan_created)

Cross-branch error reporting

from aipass.trigger.apps.modules.errors import report_error

result = report_error(
    branch="api",
    error_type="ConnectionError",
    message="Timeout reaching upstream",
    source_file="client.py",
)
# Returns: {"is_new": True, "fingerprint": "abc123", "count": 1, ...}

Events

Event	Fired when
startup	Branch session starts
plan_created	New flow plan created
plan_closed	Flow plan closed
error_logged	Error detected in logs
error_detected	Error registered and ready for dispatch
warning_logged	Warning detected in logs
memory_threshold_exceeded	Memory file approaching line limit
memory_template_updated	Memory template changed
bulletin_created	New system bulletin posted

Medic

Built-in error monitoring subsystem. Watches logs for errors, fingerprints them via SHA1, deduplicates, and dispatches fix-it notifications to the responsible branch. Includes circuit breaker, per-branch rate limiting, and mute controls.

Architecture

trigger/
├── apps/
│   ├── trigger.py             # Entry point (auto-discovers modules)
│   ├── modules/
│   │   ├── core.py            # Event bus (Trigger.fire/on/off)
│   │   ├── errors.py          # Error registry + cross-branch API
│   │   ├── medic.py           # Error monitoring commands
│   │   ├── branch_log_events.py  # Branch-level log event handling
│   │   └── log_events.py     # System-wide log event processing
│   └── handlers/
│       └── events/            # One handler per event type
└── tests/

Note: branch_log_events and log_events are auto-discovered modules that handle log-based event detection at branch and system levels respectively.

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Integration Points

Depends On

• aipass.prax — Logging via system_logger
• aipass.cli — Console output and header formatting
• Python stdlib (sys, pathlib, importlib)

Provides To

• All modules — event bus (Trigger.fire, Trigger.on, Trigger.off)
• All modules — cross-branch error reporting (report_error)
• All modules — medic error monitoring and dispatch

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Last Updated: 2026-03-08