visualize the complete Agent Loop with an interactive UML #713
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#### 🤔 Why we need this The “Agent Loop” is the SDK’s most complex subsystem: 1. It spans \~2 000 lines across `run.py`, guardrails, hand-offs, and streaming helpers. 2. Contributors often ask *“Where do guardrails fire?”* or *“How does the Runner decide between tool-calls and hand-offs?”* A single picture out-ranks a thousand words; the diagram turns that spaghetti into a map: ``` Runner ──▶ Agent ──▶ Model ──▷ Response ▲ │ │ │ ▼ ▼ Guardrails ◀──┘ Tool-Calls / Handoffs ```
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🤔 Why we need this
The “Agent Loop” is the SDK’s most complex subsystem:
run.py, guardrails, hand-offs, and streaming helpers.A single picture out-ranks a thousand words; the diagram turns that spaghetti into a map: