feat(atproto): resolve DID to handle and display name via enrichment UDFs

[julietshen]

Closes #417. Stacked on #236 (hailey/atproto-jetstream-sample) — review after #236 lands.

What this adds

JetStream events identify the actor only by DID, so the event stream and rules can't search by handle or display name. This adds two enrichment UDFs in the atproto plugin — AtprotoHandle(did) and AtprotoDisplayName(did) — that resolve a DID against Bluesky's public, unauthenticated AppView (app.bsky.actor.getProfile), over a shared per-DID profile cache, failing soft when the API errors or rate-limits.

Enrichment is opt-in (off by default). Each unique DID costs an external API call, which is exactly the dependency you don't want in #236's load-testing scenario. So the default rules run against the raw firehose with no outbound calls; the enrichment lives in models/enrichment.sml, which main.sml does not import by default. The README documents the one-step opt-in (plus the lexicographically-sorted import) and how to extend it with more profile fields (account age, follower/post counts, existing moderation labels) rather than shipping them all wired-in.

It also removes the dead IdentityHandle model and corrects the README's identity-event shape — JetStream identity events carry only did/seq/time, never a handle (verified against live traffic).

Verified live

• Default (off): rules validate, zero outbound calls, no Handle/DisplayName in output, __error_count: 0.
• Opt-in (on): hundreds of handles/display names resolve against the real firehose (e.g. real bsky.social handles), __error_count: 0, rate-limited lookups fail soft.
• 31 unit tests pass (fetch, cache, missing-field and transport-error fail-soft).

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Summary by CodeRabbit

• New Features

  • Added optional profile enrichment to resolve actor handles and display names from DIDs.
  • Added cached and concurrent profile lookups with one-hour expiry, LRU eviction, and fail-soft handling of unavailable or incomplete profiles.
  • Documented setup, opt-in activation, caching behavior, and rate-limit considerations.

• Changes

  • Identity events now expose only DID, sequence, and timestamp fields by default.
  • Removed the identity-handle feature from the default rules configuration.

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Walkthrough

The change adds optional ATProto profile-enrichment UDFs for handles and display names. It adds caching, concurrent request sharing, fail-soft errors, plugin registration, opt-in SML wiring, tests, and documentation. The default identity feature is removed.

Changes

ATProto enrichment

Layer / File(s)	Summary
Profile lookup and UDF execution example_atproto_plugins/src/atproto_plugin/enrichment_udfs.py, example_atproto_plugins/tests/test_enrichment_udfs.py	Adds cached, TTL-limited, LRU-bounded AppView lookups with concurrent request sharing. Adds AtprotoHandle and AtprotoDisplayName UDFs with type checks and soft skips. Tests cover caching, expiry, failures, missing fields, and concurrent requests.
Plugin registration and opt-in rule wiring example_atproto_plugins/src/atproto_plugin/register_plugins.py, example_atproto_rules/models/enrichment.sml, example_atproto_rules/main.sml, example_atproto_rules/config/ui_config.yaml	Registers both UDFs and adds the opt-in enrichment model. Removes the default identity model import and identity action rule.
Enrichment documentation example_atproto_plugins/README.md	Documents identity event fields, activation, caching, fail-soft behavior, extension patterns, UI configuration, and rate-limit caveats.

Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~45 minutes

Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to 9a302

Optional profile enrichment can currently let malformed createdAt values escape as parsing errors instead of failing softly, which could interrupt enrichment for affected events. This is a bounded minor correctness risk that is mergeable with explicit owner follow-up to harden timestamp validation.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
  participant SMLEnrichment
  participant AtprotoHandle
  participant ProfileCache
  participant AppView
  SMLEnrichment->>AtprotoHandle: resolve Handle from DID
  AtprotoHandle->>ProfileCache: request profile
  ProfileCache->>AppView: call getProfile on cache miss
  AppView-->>ProfileCache: return profile or error
  ProfileCache-->>AtprotoHandle: return profile or soft skip
  AtprotoHandle-->>SMLEnrichment: return handle

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[haileyok]

i think i'd suggest a larger cache size, maybe around 100k?

[haileyok]

im not super familiar with how to best do this in python and particularly with gevent and locks... i might suggeset to claude to try and use functools's lru_cache decorator for this though.

https://docs.python.org/3/library/functools.html#functools.lru_cache

[haileyok]

tbh we probably also want this to be an expiry cache, since both handles are display names are subject to change

a preferred approach to having the cached items expire though is to have the cache get bust for the given key whenever an identity event (for handles) comes through jetstream or whenever a profile update events comes through. that way we are immediately responding to those things.

this adds some complexity that might not be worth fully ironing out here, but that would be the canonical example of how to do this i think

[haileyok]

hmm. this is interesting and im not exactly sure how to best do this with SML.

it's probably most likely that we're going to want both the handle and the DID in whatever model deals with user events. in that case, especially since these are going to get executed async, i think we'll end up with two requests getting made for the handle. the current locking won't actually stop a second request for being made for a user. this, i think, will double the amount of requests we are making to the api.

there's a couple of things that we could probably do, but the easiest might just be to do something like:

1. Have some UDF called AtprotoProfile that returns the profile object
2. Use JsonValue on the result of AtprotoProfile to pull out the handle and display name from the AtprotoProfile UDF's result

i think this will work with SML? but im not sure...

[haileyok]

left some comments. i think this code would work as is, but most of these are suggestions on how we can reduce the number of requests we have to make...

i'd be less hesitant to make sure we get this right if i didn't think that people would actually end up using these in real world use cases, but i figure there's a good chance that they will, so i'd definitely like to at least get right stuff like handling display name/handle updates

[julietshen]

Thanks @haileyok, this was really helpful! I ended up keeping the two DID-based UDFs but reworked the cache underneath them to incorporate all your feedback.

• Bumped the size to 100k

• On the double-request thing you flagged: you were right (ofc), and I confirmed it. Since the async UDFs run concurrently in the gevent pool, handle and display name both miss a cold cache and each fire their own getProfile. So I made in-flight fetches shared: if a request for a DID is already running, the second caller just waits on it instead of making its own. This should reduce the calls.

• I also added a 1-hour expiry, since handles and display names change and the old cache held onto them forever. I left a note in the code and README that the proper version of this is to bust a DID's entry when an identity or profile-update event comes through JetStream, but that felt like more than this example needs.

• On lru_cache: I tried to use it but it doesn't get us the in-flight dedup or the expiry, so it would've walked back the other two things. The hand-rolled cache is a little more code but does all three in one place.

I seriously considered your AtprotoProfile-returns-the-object idea and i like it but JsonData only reads the raw event data, not another feature's output, so there's no JsonValue-to-pull-from-a-feature to lean on, and a plain dict isn't a valid feature type. To make it work you'd need a custom language type (like we have for Entity and TimeDelta) plus the two-step SML wiring, which kinda felt heavy for an example. LMK what you think though, i can have Claude do it.

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In `@example_atproto_plugins/README.md`:
- Around line 68-70: Update the documentation near the AtprotoHandle and
AtprotoDisplayName cache description to state the profile cache is limited to
100,000 entries and that exceeding capacity can cause additional cache misses
and getProfile requests. Qualify the external-call statement so each unique DID
incurs a call only on a cache miss.

In `@example_atproto_plugins/src/atproto_plugin/enrichment_udfs.py`:
- Line 29: Update getProfile to validate response.json() with a Pydantic model
whose handle and displayName fields are optional StrictStr values before caching
or returning the data, rejecting invalid field types rather than allowing them
across the string UDF boundary. Add regression tests covering non-string handle
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From the discussion in the August 21 working group, clarified:

• added enrichment.sml
• more information in the README so it's clear that the enrichment UDFs stay registered whenever the plugin is installed (so the compiler can resolve them) but are never invoked until you opt in by importing models/enrichment.sml in main.sml

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107-112: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win

Make malformed createdAt values fail soft.

This example validates only the JSON type. datetime.fromisoformat(...) raises ValueError for malformed timestamps, and subtracting a timezone-aware value from a timezone-naive value raises TypeError. These exceptions escape the UDF instead of raising ExpectedUdfException, so malformed profile data can break the enrichment path. Catch parse errors and reject timezone-naive timestamps before calculating the age.

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-        created = datetime.fromisoformat(created_at.replace('Z', '+00:00'))
+        try:
+            created = datetime.fromisoformat(created_at.replace('Z', '+00:00'))
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+            raise ExpectedUdfException() from exc
+        if created.tzinfo is None or created.utcoffset() is None:
+            raise ExpectedUdfException()

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In `@example_atproto_plugins/src/atproto_plugin/enrichment_udfs.py`:
- Around line 149-152: Add regression tests for the profile enrichment logic
covering non-string handle and displayName values, and assert each case raises
ExpectedUdfException. Reuse the existing test fixtures and invocation path for
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In `@example_atproto_plugins/README.md`:
- Around line 107-112: Update execute to catch ValueError from
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parsed timestamps lacking timezone information before subtracting from
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Add regression tests for non-string profile fields.

Test non-string handle and displayName values and assert ExpectedUdfException.

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non-string handle and displayName values, and assert each case raises
ExpectedUdfException. Reuse the existing test fixtures and invocation path for
getProfile/profile enrichment without changing production behavior.

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