FrameworkInterrupt

ctrlrun.FrameworkInterrupt — class, defined at src/ctrlrun/adapter.py:179

from ctrlrun import FrameworkInterrupt

class FrameworkInterrupt(Protocol)
    framework: str
    carries_approved_arguments: bool
    def interrupt(pending: PendingApproval) -> ApprovalAnswer

One framework’s human-in-the-loop primitive, and nothing else (SPEC-v0.5 §2.1). interrupt() may exit non-locally: LangGraph’s raises, the graph catches it and checkpoints, and the resumed run re-enters here and returns. The provider never catches it. An interrupt() that raises anything else is that framework’s failure and not a decision. Nothing is written and it propagates. There is no default, and in particular no default granted=False: a denial is a human’s answer, and manufacturing one from a crashed interrupt puts a refusal in the evidence log that nobody made.

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