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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughNative-tool execution now shares preparation and finalization logic across synchronous and asynchronous paths. Async native-tool calls await natively async tools and run sync-only tools in a worker thread. The async invocation loop awaits the async handler. ChangesNative tool execution
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participant NativeToolLoop
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NativeToolLoop->>NativeToolHandler: await async native-tool handler
NativeToolHandler->>Tool: await native async tool or run sync tool in worker thread
Tool-->>NativeToolHandler: return tool result
NativeToolHandler-->>NativeToolLoop: return handled results
Priority: ➖ Normal Severity of issue fixed: Medium Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to When a model sends malformed tool arguments, agents now receive a misleading usage-limit message, or the tool runs with empty arguments, instead of a request to resend valid JSON. Some async tools can also count one call twice toward their usage limit. Both should be fixed before merging. Security Architecture ReviewSecurity architecture risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to Asynchronous execution introduces conditional repeat-execution and cancellation risks, and eligible batches lose their previous concurrency cap. Existing access and usage controls remain, but the impact on deployed workloads is not established. Retained concerns
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- Around line 1035-1045: Keep the synchronous tool execution path outside
asyncio.run: update the caller around _execute_single_native_tool_call_impl so
synchronous calls invoke available_functions[func_name] directly without
creating an outer event loop. Preserve shared parsing and result-processing
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- Around line 1064-1068: Update async_tool_runner in
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lib/crewai/src/crewai/agents/crew_agent_executor.py (1)
829-960: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚖️ Poor tradeoffExtract the shared batch logic out of the sync and async handlers.
_ahandle_native_tool_callsrepeats_handle_native_tool_callsline for line. Only the execution step differs. Both copies contain the parse step, theresult_as_answer/max_usage_counteligibility check, the assistant-message append, the result loop, and thepost_tool_reasoningappend. A future change to one handler can miss the other. For example, a new batch-ineligibility rule could reach only the sync handler.Move the shared steps into helpers:
_plan_native_tool_batch(tool_calls) -> (parsed_calls, original_tools_by_name, parallel_ok)_finalize_native_tool_results(results) -> AgentFinish | NoneEach handler then keeps only its executor (thread pool or
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In `@lib/crewai/src/crewai/agents/crew_agent_executor.py`:
- Around line 829-960: Extract the duplicated batch planning and
result-finalization flow from _handle_native_tool_calls and
_ahandle_native_tool_calls into _plan_native_tool_batch and
_finalize_native_tool_results. Share parsing, tool eligibility checks,
assistant-message handling, result processing, and post-tool reasoning; leave
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1408-1463: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winCover the native loop-to-handler dispatch.
The changed tests call
_aexecute_single_native_tool_calldirectly. A direct_ahandle_native_tool_callstest would also bypass_ainvoke_loop_native_tools, so it would not detect a regression that calls the synchronous handler.The existing native-loop test only checks forced-answer handling after the iteration limit. It does not execute a native tool or assert active-loop execution.
Add a test that drives
_ainvoke_loop_native_toolswith a native tool-call response and recordsasyncio.get_running_loop()inside_arun.Suggested fix
-from unittest.mock import Mock, patch +from unittest.mock import AsyncMock, Mock, patch @@ assert result["result"] == "async: hello" + + `@pytest.mark.asyncio` + async def test_async_native_loop_awaits_async_tool_on_active_loop(self) -> None: + """The native loop must use the async native-tool handler.""" + + active_loop = asyncio.get_running_loop() + tool_loop: asyncio.AbstractEventLoop | None = None + + class AsyncTool(BaseTool): + name: str = "async_tool" + description: str = "An async tool" + + def _run(self, value: str) -> str: + return "wrong path" + + async def _arun(self, value: str) -> str: + nonlocal tool_loop + tool_loop = asyncio.get_running_loop() + return f"async: {value}" + + executor = self._make_executor([AsyncTool()]) + + with patch( + "crewai.agents.crew_agent_executor.aget_llm_response", + new_callable=AsyncMock, + side_effect=[ + [ + { + "id": "call_async_loop", + "type": "function", + "function": { + "name": "async_tool", + "arguments": '{"value": "hello"}', + }, + } + ], + "done", + ], + ): + with patch.object(executor, "_show_logs"): + result = await executor._ainvoke_loop_native_tools() + + assert result.output == "done" + assert tool_loop is active_loop🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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- Around line 1408-1463: Add a test that exercises native-tool dispatch through
`_ainvoke_loop_native_tools`, rather than calling the single-tool handler
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When the async native tool path (_ainvoke_loop_native_tools) calls the sync _handle_native_tool_calls, which calls tool.run() -> asyncio.run(), the asyncio.run() call crashes with 'RuntimeError: asyncio.run() cannot be called from a running event loop' when the agent is invoked from an already-running event loop (e.g. via ainvoke()). The fix adds three async methods: 1. _ahandle_native_tool_calls() — async variant that uses asyncio.gather instead of ThreadPoolExecutor for parallel tool execution, so async tools are properly awaited rather than run through asyncio.run(). 2. _aexecute_single_native_tool_call() — async variant that calls await tool.arun() instead of tool.run(), avoiding the nested asyncio.run() crash. 3. _ainvoke_loop_native_tools() now calls _ahandle_native_tool_calls() instead of _handle_native_tool_calls(). The ReAct executor (_ainvoke_loop_react) already handles this correctly via aexecute_tool_and_check_finality() -> tool_usage.ause() -> await. Fixes crewAIInc#6611
CodeRabbit review feedback: _aexecute_single_native_tool_call was a near-verbatim copy of _execute_single_native_tool_call (parsing, tool resolution, usage limits, cache, events, hooks) with only the tool execution line differing. Extract the shared body into _execute_single_native_tool_call_impl, an async method that takes a tool_runner callable. The sync wrapper passes a sync runner and calls it via asyncio.run(); the async wrapper passes an async runner that uses tool.arun() and awaits it directly. Also removes the redundant function-local `import asyncio` from _ahandle_native_tool_calls (asyncio is already imported at module scope on line 10).
…y true async tools Two regressions flagged in review are fixed: - The async native path awaited `tool.arun()` whenever callable, but sync-only tools inherit `BaseTool._arun` which raises `NotImplementedError`, so async agents could not run ordinary sync tools. Async execution is now gated on `_arun` actually being overridden (or the wrapped function being a coroutine function), and sync-only tools are offloaded with `asyncio.to_thread`. - The sync native path wrapped shared logic in `asyncio.run()`, which broke tools that drive their own event loop (MCP wrappers call `asyncio.run` inside `_run`). The sync path now executes the tool inline and shares only parsing, cache, hook and event handling with the async path via extracted helpers. Adds regression tests for both cases.
…ep events on the usage-limit path Two Cursor Bugbot findings on the async native tool path: 1. _tool_supports_native_async treated every Tool as natively async because Tool always overrides _arun (BaseTool._arun is abstract). Sync @tool functions then hit 'NotImplementedError' from Tool._arun. Classify by qualname: Tool._arun demotes to the wrapped-function probe (sync -> worker thread); other overrides are genuinely async. The async runner also falls back to the worker thread on NotImplementedError so awaitable-returning sync wrappers cannot break execution. 2. _prepare_single_native_tool_call returned the usage-limit error dict immediately, skipping ToolUsageStartedEvent, before/after hooks and ToolUsageFinishedEvent that still ran on both native paths pre-refactor. It now returns a max_usage_reached flag and the shared orchestrators render the limit message as a third branch after hooks, restoring the event/hook contract for both sync and async paths.
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- Around line 1147-1162: Update `_prepare_single_native_tool_call` to return
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…fallback Two findings from CodeRabbit + Cursor Bugbot on the async native path: 1. Malformed JSON arguments were misrouted: parse_tool_call_args returns its ready-to-emit INVALID_INPUT dict, but _prepare_single_native_tool_call packed it into the max_usage_reached slot, so it surfaced as 'reached its usage limit of None' (when original_tool was set) or the tool ran with empty arguments (when not). The prepare method now returns a 4-tuple (args_dict, error_result, max_usage_reached, original_tool); parse errors short-circuit with error_result verbatim, preserving the json_decode_error code and INVALID_INPUT failure shape. 2. The NotImplementedError fallback in the runner awaited arun() first, then fell through to tool.run — BaseTool.arun/_arun claim usage before the wrapped function runs, so a genuine NotImplementedError from inside a tool body (or an explicit stub) made the tool's side effects execute twice and counted one call twice toward max_usage_count. _tool_supports_native_async already returns False for sync-wrapped Tools, so the wrapped functions reach the worker-thread branch directly; the try/except is removed and real tool errors reach the shared error handler. Verified: sync @tool on the async path executes once (usage claimed exactly once), async @tools are awaited, malformed JSON returns INVALID_INPUT with no events, the usage-limit path still emits Started+Finished on both sync and async paths, and ruff is clean.
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Thanks CodeRabbit + Cursor bugbot — both findings fixed in 1. Parse errors misclassified as usage limits (Cursor Bugbot high / CodeRabbit major). 2. Double usage-claim from the arun fallback (CodeRabbit minor). Threads resolved; re-approval requested for the fork-workflow gates on the new head. |
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Fixes #7630
What this PR does
Adds async variants of
_handle_native_tool_callsand_execute_single_native_tool_callthat useawait tool.arun()instead oftool.run(), and updates_ainvoke_loop_native_toolsto call them.Why it's needed
When the async native tool path (
_ainvoke_loop_native_tools) calls the sync_handle_native_tool_calls, which callstool.run()→asyncio.run()(inside a worker thread), a genuinely async tool is never awaited on the running event loop. The ReAct executor (_ainvoke_loop_react) already does this correctly viaaexecute_tool_and_check_finality()→tool_usage.ause()→await. Full details, repro script, and root-cause line references in #7630.What changed
_ahandle_native_tool_calls()— async variant that usesasyncio.gatherinstead ofThreadPoolExecutorfor parallel tool execution, so async tools are properly awaited rather than bridged throughasyncio.run()._aexecute_single_native_tool_call()— async variant that callsawait tool.arun()instead oftool.run()._ainvoke_loop_native_tools()now calls_ahandle_native_tool_calls()instead of_handle_native_tool_calls().The sync path is unchanged. The
from_cachecarry added to the native tool path by #7501 is preserved in the shared sync/async helper (ToolUsageFinishedEventcarriesfrom_cacheexactly as upstream's inline version does).Reviewer Test Plan
_runis a coroutine)crew.kickoff_async()with a native-function-calling modelUpstream's own
test_native_tool_from_cache.pypasses (2/2); async executor native tests pass. The remainingtest_native_tool_calling.pyprovider failures (Gemini/Azure) reproduce identically on pristinemain— missing optionalcrewai[google-genai]/crewai[azure-ai-inference]extras in the local env, unrelated to this diff.Risk & Scope
asyncio.gather) rather than thread-preemptive — correct for async code.AgentExecutor(Flow-based) has the same pattern but is a separate code path.Conventional commit
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Touches core agent tool execution (sync vs async dispatch, parallel batching, usage counting); wrong classification could double-run tools or break MCP-style sync wrappers, though tests target the main regressions.
Overview
Fixes async native function-calling so tools run on the active event loop instead of the sync path that bridged through
tool.run()/ nestedasyncio.run()._ainvoke_loop_native_toolsnow awaits_ahandle_native_tool_calls, which mirrors the sync batching rules (result_as_answer,max_usage_count) but runs eligible parallel batches withasyncio.gatherinstead ofThreadPoolExecutor._aexecute_single_native_tool_callusesawait tool.arun()when_tool_supports_native_asyncsays the tool has real async support; sync-only tools go throughasyncio.to_threadon the mapped callable so inheritedBaseTool._arunis not awaited incorrectly.Single-call execution is refactored into shared helpers (
_prepare_single_native_tool_call, cache read/write, hooks/events via_run_single_native_tool_call/_execute_single_native_tool_call_impl) so sync behavior stays inline for tools that callasyncio.run()internally (e.g. MCP). Regression tests cover async tools, sync tools on the async path, and self-loop sync tools on the sync path.Reviewed by Cursor Bugbot for commit 1bd28da. Bugbot is set up for automated code reviews on this repo. Configure here.