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interface UseStreamStreamBase<StateType, GetToolCallsType<StateType>, GetInterruptType<Bag>, SubagentStates>Currently active subagents (where status === "running").
Use this to track and display subagents that are actively executing. Completed or errored subagents are not included.
// Show loading indicators for active subagents
stream.activeSubagents.map(subagent => (
<SubagentCard
key={subagent.id}
type={subagent.toolCall.args.subagent_type}
isLoading={true}
/>
));The ID of the assistant to use.
The current branch of the thread. Used for navigating between different conversation branches.
LangGraph SDK client used to send requests and receive responses.
Last seen error from the stream, if any.
Reset to undefined when a new stream starts.
Tree of all branches for the thread. This API is experimental and subject to change.
Get the metadata for a message, such as first thread state the message was seen in and branch information.
Get subagent stream by tool call ID.
Use this when you have a specific tool call ID and need to access its corresponding subagent stream.
// In a tool call component
const subagent = stream.getSubagent(toolCall.id);
if (subagent) {
return <SubagentProgress subagent={subagent} />;
}Get all subagents triggered by a specific AI message.
Useful for rendering subagent activities grouped by conversation turn. Each AI message that contains subagent tool calls will have its triggered subagents returned by this method.
// Render subagents inline after the AI message that triggered them
{stream.messages.map((msg) => (
<div key={msg.id}>
<MessageBubble message={msg} />
{msg.type === "ai" && "tool_calls" in msg && (
<SubagentPipeline
subagents={stream.getSubagentsByMessage(msg.id)}
/>
)}
</div>
))}Get all subagents of a specific type.
Returns streams with properly inferred state types based on subagent name. When called with a literal string that matches a subagent name, TypeScript will infer the correct state type for that subagent.
// Get all researcher subagents with typed state
const researchers = stream.getSubagentsByType("researcher");
researchers.forEach(researcher => {
// researcher.values is typed based on ResearchMiddleware
console.log("Research messages:", researcher.values.messages.length);
console.log("Status:", researcher.status);
});
// Get all writer subagents
const writers = stream.getSubagentsByType("writer");
// writers have different state type based on WriterMiddlewareGet tool calls for a specific AI message.
Use this to find which tool calls were initiated by a particular assistant message, useful for rendering tool calls inline with messages.
messages.map(message => {
if (message.type === "ai") {
const calls = stream.getToolCalls(message);
return (
<>
<MessageBubble message={message} />
{calls.map(tc => <ToolCallCard key={tc.call.id} {...tc} />)}
</>
);
}
return <MessageBubble message={message} />;
});Flattened history of thread states of a thread. Contains all states in the current branch's history.
Current interrupt, if the stream is interrupted.
Convenience alias for interrupts[0].
For workflows with multiple concurrent interrupts, use interrupts instead.
All current interrupts from the stream. When using Send() fan-out with per-task interrupt() calls, multiple interrupts may be pending simultaneously.
Whether the stream is currently running.
true while streaming, false when idle or completed.
Whether the thread is currently being loaded.
true during initial thread data fetch.
Messages accumulated during the stream. Includes both human and AI messages. AI messages include typed tool calls based on the agent's tools.
Set the branch of the thread.
Stops the currently running stream.
All currently active and completed subagent streams.
Keyed by tool call ID for easy lookup. Includes subagents in all states: pending, running, complete, and error.
// Iterate over all subagents
stream.subagents.forEach((subagent, toolCallId) => {
console.log(`Subagent ${toolCallId}: ${subagent.status}`);
});
// Get a specific subagent
const specific = stream.subagents.get("call_abc123");Tool calls paired with their results.
Each entry contains the tool call request and its corresponding result. Useful for rendering tool invocations and their outputs together.
stream.toolCalls.map(({ call, result }) => (
<ToolCallCard
name={call.name}
args={call.args}
result={result}
/>
));The current state values of the stream. Updated as streaming events are received.