fix: keep AGUI browser thread IDs stable#1686
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Summary
threadId.threadIdfrom the session id while keeping a uniquerunIdper invocation.threadIdplus distinctrunIdvalues.Changes
The local AGUI path was creating a new
threadIdwithrandomUUID()for every proxied message. This meant the browser session header stayed stable while the AGUI request body looked like a new thread each time, breaking multi-turn session persistence for AGUI agents.This change uses
buildAguiRunInput(prompt, sessionId)inhandleAguiInvocation, matching the deployed AGUI invocation path without changing response streaming, headers, A2A routing, or non-AGUI local invocations.Verification
Related Issue
Closes #1678
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