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WalkthroughThe pull request adds event metadata injection documentation for FFI, Go, Python, Node.js, and Rust bindings. It covers registration scopes, validation, ordering, cleanup, ownership, callback failures, and usage examples. ChangesEvent metadata injection documentation
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54-55: LGTM!Also applies to: 79-88, 105-107
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(await next(request)).map(...)only works if the stream intercept resolves to an array or to an object that exposes a synchronousmap. For a streaming intercept the downstream value is normally an async iterable or a stream wrapper, andAsyncIterator.prototype.mapis not available in all supported Node.js versions. If the value is an async iterable, this example throws at runtime. Confirm the resolved type ofnext(request)in the Node.js binding, then align the example with the Python and Rust tabs, which both wrap the downstream chunk by chunk.📝 Async-generator form, if the downstream value is an async iterable
context.registerLlmStreamExecutionIntercept( 'documentation-stream', execution.priority, - async (request, next) => ( - (await next(request)).map((chunk) => ({ ...chunk, plugin_stream: true })) - ), + async function* (request, next) { + for await (const chunk of await next(request)) { + yield { ...chunk, plugin_stream: true }; + } + }, );
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Sandbox verification was unavailable.Explain or correct the Node.js LLM intercept callback shape.
Python passes
(name, request, annotated)and Rust passes(_name, mut request, annotated). Node.js receives a single destructured object({ request, annotated })and never exposes the call name. The closing paragraph explains only the request mutability difference, so a reader cannot tell whether the Node.js object form is real or a documentation error. Confirm the Node.js callback signature, then either document the object form explicitly or fix the example.Also applies to: 243-247
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Sandbox verification was unavailable.Run the docs link check for the two new internal links.
This change adds
/build-plugins/plugin-contexton line 11 and/reference/llm-request-intercept-outcomeson line 244. Confirm that both pages exist in the docs site. As per coding guidelines: "Usejust docsfor docs-site builds andjust docs-linkcheckwhen links changed."Also applies to: 243-247
2-7: LGTM!Also applies to: 15-32, 58-115, 165-241, 249-269
34-37: 🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | ⚡ Quick winThe documented event metadata injector APIs are not verifiable in this repository state. This PR documents symbols that land in the dependent binding pull requests, so every injector name, signature, and type in this cohort is currently unproven. Gate the merge on the dependent PRs landing, then re-verify each site.
docs/build-plugins/language-binding/register-behavior.mdx#L34-L37: confirmnemo_relay.event_metadata.register_injector,nemo_relay.scope_local.register_event_metadata_injector,context.register_event_metadata_injector, and the Node.js equivalents.crates/ffi/README.md#L84-L98: confirmnemo_relay_register_event_metadata_injector, its 5-argument order, theFfiEventtype, and the scope and plugin-context variants in the committednemo_relay.h.go/nemo_relay/README.md#L89-L103: confirmRegisterEventMetadataInjector,EventMetadata,Event.Kind,ScopeRegisterEventMetadataInjector, andPluginContext.RegisterEventMetadataInjector.
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Keep stable user-facing wrappers atscripts/root in docs and examples;
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Overview
Document the public registration workflow for event metadata injectors across Python, Node.js, C FFI, and Go.
The documentation explains how applications and plugins select global, scope-local, or plugin-owned registration; inspect an immutable event snapshot; return validated metadata additions; handle callback failures; and remove registrations.
The Python and Node.js APIs are available through PR #815. The C FFI and Go documentation corresponds to the APIs in PR #820.
Details
Register Behaviorguide while preserving the structure introduced by PR docs: rewrite plugin authoring guides #761.Validation
uv run pre-commit run --files crates/ffi/README.md docs/build-plugins/language-binding/register-behavior.mdx go/nemo_relay/README.mdjust docsjust docs-linkcheckAll checks passed. The published-redirect comparison was skipped because FDR returned HTTP 403; the remaining documentation and link checks completed successfully.
Where should the reviewer start?
Start with
docs/build-plugins/language-binding/register-behavior.mdx, then review the binding-specific C and Go guidance incrates/ffi/README.mdandgo/nemo_relay/README.md.Related Issues: (use one of the action keywords Closes / Fixes / Resolves / Relates to)
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