From 57b50ce25bb3a8be4c7b08cf759d75fa7703061f Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Russell Rozenbaum Date: Fri, 28 Nov 2025 19:05:18 -0500 Subject: [PATCH 01/38] added foundational backend infrastructure for projects --- src/language/proof/ProofCtx.re | 0 src/language/statics/StaticsBase.re | 0 src/language/term/Exp.re | 0 src/web/Store.re | 2 + src/web/app/Page.re | 29 +- src/web/app/editors/Editors.re | 129 +++++-- src/web/app/sidebar/Sidebar.re | 10 +- src/web/debug/DebugConsole.re | 0 src/web/init/Init.re | 2 + src/web/view/ProjectMode.re | 512 ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ src/web/view/ScratchMode.re | 6 +- src/web/www/style/project.css | 0 test/Test_Info.re | 0 test/Test_MatchExp.re | 0 test/evaluator/Test_Stepper.re | 0 15 files changed, 637 insertions(+), 53 deletions(-) mode change 100644 => 100755 src/language/proof/ProofCtx.re mode change 100644 => 100755 src/language/statics/StaticsBase.re mode change 100644 => 100755 src/language/term/Exp.re mode change 100644 => 100755 src/web/debug/DebugConsole.re create mode 100644 src/web/view/ProjectMode.re create mode 100644 src/web/www/style/project.css mode change 100644 => 100755 test/Test_Info.re mode change 100644 => 100755 test/Test_MatchExp.re mode change 100644 => 100755 test/evaluator/Test_Stepper.re diff --git a/src/language/proof/ProofCtx.re b/src/language/proof/ProofCtx.re old mode 100644 new mode 100755 diff --git a/src/language/statics/StaticsBase.re b/src/language/statics/StaticsBase.re old mode 100644 new mode 100755 diff --git a/src/language/term/Exp.re b/src/language/term/Exp.re old mode 100644 new mode 100755 diff --git a/src/web/Store.re b/src/web/Store.re index 95c0155551..c2f58a4b13 100644 --- a/src/web/Store.re +++ b/src/web/Store.re @@ -9,6 +9,7 @@ type key = | Mode | Scratch | Documentation + | Project | Tutorial(Haz3lcore.Id.t) | CurrentTutorial | CurrentExercise @@ -22,6 +23,7 @@ let key_to_string = | Mode => "MODE" | Scratch => "SAVE_SCRATCH" | Documentation => "SAVE_DOCUMENTATION" + | Project => "SAVE_PROJECT" | Tutorial(id) => Haz3lcore.Id.to_string(id) | CurrentTutorial => "CUR_TUTORIAL" | CurrentExercise => "CUR_EXERCISE" diff --git a/src/web/app/Page.re b/src/web/app/Page.re index 25aa0beb13..27dffaebef 100644 --- a/src/web/app/Page.re +++ b/src/web/app/Page.re @@ -87,14 +87,6 @@ module Update = { ~editor, ); - let get_editor = (model: Model.t): CodeEditable.Model.t => - switch (model.editors) { - | Scratch(m) => (List.nth(m.scratchpads, m.current) |> snd).editor - | Documentation(m) => (List.nth(m.scratchpads, m.current) |> snd).editor - | Tutorial(m) => List.nth(m.exercises, m.current).cells.user_impl.editor - | Exercises(m) => List.nth(m.exercises, m.current).cells.user_impl.editor - }; - let update_global = ( ~import_log, @@ -196,6 +188,8 @@ module Update = { let filename = current.editors.module_name ++ ".ml"; let content = "not supported"; (filename, content); + | Projects(_) => + failwith("ExportForInit not supported for Projects yet") }; JsUtil.download_string_file( ~filename, @@ -269,20 +263,7 @@ module Update = { ...model, explain_this, }; - | Assistant(action) => - let* assistant = - AssistantUpdate.update( - ~action, - ~settings=globals.settings, - ~model=model.assistant, - ~editor=get_editor(model), - ~schedule_action=a => schedule_action(Assistant(a)), - ~schedule_editor_action=a => schedule_action(Editors(a)), - ); - { - ...model, - assistant, - }; + | Assistant(_action) => model |> Updated.return_quiet // Todo: Large refactoring of agent architecture | MakeActive(selection) => { ...model, @@ -621,10 +602,10 @@ module View = { ~assistant_inject=action => inject(Assistant(action)), ~signal= fun - | MakeActive(s) => inject(MakeActive(Scratch(s))), + | ScratchMode.View.MakeActive(s) => + inject(MakeActive(Scratch(s))), ~explainThisModel, ~assistantModel, - ~editor=Update.get_editor(model), cursor.info, ); diff --git a/src/web/app/editors/Editors.re b/src/web/app/editors/Editors.re index 4876b4d5c1..7b4cc48f82 100644 --- a/src/web/app/editors/Editors.re +++ b/src/web/app/editors/Editors.re @@ -6,21 +6,24 @@ module Model = { | Scratch | Documentation | Tutorial - | Exercises; + | Exercises + | Projects; [@deriving (show({with_path: false}), sexp, yojson)] type t = | Scratch(ScratchMode.Model.t) | Documentation(ScratchMode.Model.t) | Tutorial(TutorialsMode.Model.t) - | Exercises(ExercisesMode.Model.t); + | Exercises(ExercisesMode.Model.t) + | Projects(ProjectMode.Model.t); let mode_string: t => string = fun | Scratch(_) => "Scratch" | Documentation(_) => "Documentation" | Tutorial(_) => "Tutorial" - | Exercises(_) => "Exercises"; + | Exercises(_) => "Exercises" + | Projects(_) => "Projects"; }; module StoreMode = @@ -70,6 +73,12 @@ module Store = { ExercisesMode.Store.load(~settings, ~instructor_mode) |> ExercisesMode.Model.unpersist(~instructor_mode), ) + | Projects => + Model.Projects( + ProjectMode.Store.load() + |> ProjectMode.Store.integrate_share + |> ProjectMode.Model.unpersist(~settings), + ) }; }; }; @@ -88,6 +97,9 @@ module Store = { | Model.Exercises(m) => StoreMode.save(Exercises); ExercisesMode.Store.save(~instructor_mode, m); + | Model.Projects(m) => + StoreMode.save(Projects); + ProjectMode.Store.save(ProjectMode.Model.persist(m)); }; }; }; @@ -102,7 +114,9 @@ module Update = { | Scratch(ScratchMode.Update.t) | Tutorial(TutorialsMode.Update.t) // Exercises - | Exercises(ExercisesMode.Update.t); + | Exercises(ExercisesMode.Update.t) + // Projects + | Projects(ProjectMode.Update.t); let can_undo = (action: t) => { switch (action) { @@ -110,6 +124,7 @@ module Update = { | Scratch(action) => ScratchMode.Update.can_undo(action) | Tutorial(action) => TutorialsMode.Update.can_undo(action) | Exercises(action) => ExercisesMode.Update.can_undo(action) + | Projects(action) => ProjectMode.Update.can_undo(action) }; }; @@ -162,16 +177,32 @@ module Update = { m, ); Model.Exercises(m'); + | (Projects(action), Projects(m)) => + let* m' = + ProjectMode.Update.update( + ~globals, + ~schedule_action=a => schedule_action(Projects(a)), + action, + m, + ); + Model.Projects(m'); + | (Projects(_), Scratch(_)) + | (Projects(_), Tutorial(_)) + | (Projects(_), Exercises(_)) + | (Projects(_), Documentation(_)) | (Tutorial(_), Exercises(_)) | (Tutorial(_), Scratch(_)) | (Tutorial(_), Documentation(_)) + | (Tutorial(_), Projects(_)) | (Scratch(_), Exercises(_)) | (Scratch(_), Tutorial(_)) + | (Scratch(_), Projects(_)) | (Exercises(_), Scratch(_)) - | (Exercises(_), Documentation(_)) => model |> return_quiet + | (Exercises(_), Documentation(_)) + | (Exercises(_), Projects(_)) | (SwitchMode(Scratch), Scratch(_)) | (SwitchMode(Documentation), Documentation(_)) - | (Exercises(_), Tutorial(_)) => model |> return_quiet + | (Exercises(_), Tutorial(_)) | (SwitchMode(Exercises), Exercises(_)) => model |> return_quiet | (SwitchMode(Scratch), _) => Model.Scratch( @@ -209,6 +240,12 @@ module Update = { ), ) |> return + | (SwitchMode(Projects), _) => + Model.Projects( + ProjectMode.Store.load() + |> ProjectMode.Model.unpersist(~settings=globals.settings.core), + ) + |> return }; }; @@ -250,6 +287,15 @@ module Update = { m, ), ) + | Model.Projects(m) => + Model.Projects( + ProjectMode.Update.calculate( + ~schedule_action=a => schedule_action(Projects(a)), + ~settings, + ~is_edited, + m, + ), + ) }; }; }; @@ -260,7 +306,8 @@ module Selection = { type t = | Scratch(ScratchMode.Selection.t) | Exercises(ExerciseMode.Selection.t) - | Tutorial(TutorialMode.Selection.t); + | Tutorial(TutorialMode.Selection.t) + | Projects(ProjectMode.Selection.t); let get_cursor_info = (~selection: t, editors: Model.t): cursor(Update.t) => { switch (selection, editors) { @@ -270,6 +317,9 @@ module Selection = { | (Scratch(selection), Documentation(m)) => let+ ci = ScratchMode.Selection.get_cursor_info(~selection, m); Update.Scratch(ci); + | (Projects(selection), Projects(m)) => + let+ ci = ProjectMode.Selection.get_cursor_info(~selection, m); + Update.Projects(ci); | (Tutorial(selection), Tutorial(m)) => let+ ci = TutorialsMode.Selection.get_cursor_info(~selection, m); Update.Tutorial(ci); @@ -279,11 +329,18 @@ module Selection = { | (Scratch(_), Tutorial(_)) | (Exercises(_), Tutorial(_)) | (Scratch(_), Exercises(_)) + | (Scratch(_), Projects(_)) | (Exercises(_), Scratch(_)) | (Tutorial(_), Scratch(_)) | (Tutorial(_), Exercises(_)) | (Tutorial(_), Documentation(_)) - | (Exercises(_), Documentation(_)) => empty + | (Tutorial(_), Projects(_)) + | (Exercises(_), Projects(_)) + | (Exercises(_), Documentation(_)) + | (Projects(_), Scratch(_)) + | (Projects(_), Exercises(_)) + | (Projects(_), Documentation(_)) + | (Projects(_), Tutorial(_)) => empty }; }; @@ -302,15 +359,10 @@ module Selection = { | (Some(Exercises(selection)), Exercises(m)) => ExercisesMode.Selection.handle_key_event(~selection, ~event, m) |> Option.map(x => Update.Exercises(x)) - | (Some(Scratch(_)), Exercises(_)) - | (Some(Scratch(_)), Tutorial(_)) - | (Some(Exercises(_)), Tutorial(_)) - | (Some(Exercises(_)), Scratch(_)) - | (Some(Exercises(_)), Documentation(_)) - | (Some(Tutorial(_)), Scratch(_)) - | (Some(Tutorial(_)), Documentation(_)) - | (Some(Tutorial(_)), Exercises(_)) - | (None, _) => None + | (Some(Projects(selection)), Projects(m)) => + ProjectMode.Selection.handle_key_event(~selection, ~event, m) + |> Option.map(x => Update.Projects(x)) + | _ => None }; }; @@ -329,6 +381,9 @@ module Selection = { | Exercises(m) => ExercisesMode.Selection.jump_to_tile(~settings, tile, m) |> Option.map(((x, y)) => (Update.Exercises(x), Exercises(y))) + | Projects(m) => + ProjectMode.Selection.jump_to_tile(tile, m) + |> Option.map(((x, y)) => (Update.Projects(x), Projects(y))) }; let default_selection = @@ -336,7 +391,8 @@ module Selection = { | Model.Scratch(_) => Scratch(Cell(MainEditor)) | Model.Documentation(_) => Scratch(Cell(MainEditor)) | Model.Tutorial(_) => Tutorial(Cell(Tutorial.YourImpl, MainEditor)) - | Model.Exercises(_) => Exercises(Cell(Exercise.Prelude, MainEditor)); + | Model.Exercises(_) => Exercises(Cell(Exercise.Prelude, MainEditor)) + | Model.Projects(_) => Projects(Cell(MainEditor)); }; module View = { @@ -414,6 +470,21 @@ module View = { ~inject_explainthis: ExplainThisUpdate.update => 'b, m, ) + | Projects(m) => + ProjectMode.View.view( + ~signal= + fun + | ProjectMode.View.MakeActive(s: ProjectMode.Selection.t) => + signal(MakeActive(Projects(s))), + ~globals, + ~selected= + switch (selection) { + | Some(Projects(s)) => Some(s) + | _ => None + }, + ~inject=a => Update.Projects(a) |> inject, + m, + ) }; let file_menu = (~globals, ~inject, editors: Model.t) => @@ -437,6 +508,12 @@ module View = { ~inject=x => inject(Update.Exercises(x)), e, ) + | Projects(p) => + ProjectMode.View.file_menu( + ~globals, + ~inject=x => inject(Update.Projects(x)), + p, + ) }; let top_bar = @@ -453,6 +530,7 @@ module View = { | "Documentation" => inject(Update.SwitchMode(Documentation)) | "Tutorial" => inject(Update.SwitchMode(Tutorial)) | "Exercises" => inject(Update.SwitchMode(Exercises)) + | "Projects" => inject(Update.SwitchMode(Projects)) | _ => failwith("Invalid mode") ), ], @@ -465,12 +543,19 @@ module View = { | Documentation(_) => "Documentation" | Tutorial(_) => "Tutorial" | Exercises(_) => "Exercises" + | Projects(_) => "Projects" } ) == s, s, ), - ["Scratch", "Documentation", "Tutorial", "Exercises"], + [ + "Scratch", + "Documentation", + "Tutorial", + "Exercises", + "Projects", + ], ), ), ], @@ -502,6 +587,12 @@ module View = { ~inject=a => Update.Exercises(a) |> inject, m, ) + | Projects(m) => + ProjectMode.View.top_bar( + ~globals, + ~inject=a => Update.Projects(a) |> inject, + m, + ) }; div( ~attrs=[Attr.id("editor-mode")], diff --git a/src/web/app/sidebar/Sidebar.re b/src/web/app/sidebar/Sidebar.re index d7d333d759..22eff85426 100644 --- a/src/web/app/sidebar/Sidebar.re +++ b/src/web/app/sidebar/Sidebar.re @@ -174,7 +174,6 @@ let view = ~signal, ~explainThisModel: ExplainThisModel.t, ~assistantModel: AssistantModel.t, - ~editor, info: option(Language.Info.t), ) => { let sub = @@ -191,14 +190,7 @@ let view = ~explainThisModel, info, ) - | HelpfulAssistant => - AssistantView.view( - ~globals, - ~signal, - ~inject=assistant_inject, - ~model=assistantModel, - ~editor, - ) + | HelpfulAssistant => None // Todo: Large refactoring of agent architecture }, ], ) diff --git a/src/web/debug/DebugConsole.re b/src/web/debug/DebugConsole.re old mode 100644 new mode 100755 diff --git a/src/web/init/Init.re b/src/web/init/Init.re index d45d1fc6a8..716b87a10c 100644 --- a/src/web/init/Init.re +++ b/src/web/init/Init.re @@ -34,6 +34,8 @@ let startup: PersistentData.t = { ), }; +let startup_project = Maps.StringMap.empty; + let find_documentation_slide = (name: string) => { startup.documentation |> snd diff --git a/src/web/view/ProjectMode.re b/src/web/view/ProjectMode.re new file mode 100644 index 0000000000..850888328b --- /dev/null +++ b/src/web/view/ProjectMode.re @@ -0,0 +1,512 @@ +open Haz3lcore; +open Util; +open OptUtil.Syntax; + +/* This file follows conventions in [docs/ui-architecture.md] */ + +module Model = { + [@deriving (show({with_path: false}), sexp, yojson)] + type path = list(string); + + [@deriving (show({with_path: false}), sexp, yojson)] + type file = { + path, + name: string, + editor: CellEditor.Model.t, + }; + + [@deriving (show({with_path: false}), sexp, yojson)] + type folder = { + path, + name: string, + children: list(path), + }; + + [@deriving (show({with_path: false}), sexp, yojson)] + type file_system_node = + | File(file) + | Folder(folder); + + [@deriving (show({with_path: false}), sexp, yojson)] + type file_system = Maps.StringMap.t(file_system_node); + + [@deriving (show({with_path: false}), sexp, yojson)] + type t = { + file_system, // root folder of the project. must be Folder(_) + current: path // path to currently opened file + }; + + module Persistent = { + [@deriving (show({with_path: false}), sexp, yojson)] + type persistent_file = { + path, + name: string, + editor: CellEditor.Model.persistent, + }; + + [@deriving (show({with_path: false}), sexp, yojson)] + type persistent_folder = { + path, + name: string, + children: list(path), + }; + + [@deriving (show({with_path: false}), sexp, yojson)] + type persistent_file_system_node = + | File(persistent_file) + | Folder(persistent_folder); + + [@deriving (show({with_path: false}), sexp, yojson)] + type persistent_file_system = + Maps.StringMap.t(persistent_file_system_node); + + [@deriving (show({with_path: false}), sexp, yojson)] + type persistent = { + file_system: persistent_file_system, + current: path, + }; + }; + + let rec persist_file_system = + (fs: file_system): Persistent.persistent_file_system => { + Maps.StringMap.map( + fun + | File(file: file) => + Persistent.File({ + path: file.path, + name: file.name, + editor: CellEditor.Model.persist(file.editor), + }) + | Folder(folder: folder) => { + Persistent.Folder({ + path: folder.path, + name: folder.name, + children: folder.children, + }); + }, + fs, + ); + }; + + let persist = (model: t): Persistent.persistent => { + file_system: persist_file_system(model.file_system), + current: model.current, + }; + + let rec unpersist_file_system = + (~settings, pfs: Persistent.persistent_file_system): file_system => { + Maps.StringMap.map( + fun + | Persistent.File(p_file: Persistent.persistent_file) => + File({ + path: p_file.path, + name: p_file.name, + editor: CellEditor.Model.unpersist(~settings, p_file.editor), + }) + | Persistent.Folder(p_folder: Persistent.persistent_folder) => { + Folder({ + path: p_folder.path, + name: p_folder.name, + children: p_folder.children, + }); + }, + pfs, + ); + }; + + let unpersist = (~settings, p: Persistent.persistent): t => { + file_system: unpersist_file_system(~settings, p.file_system), + current: [""] // TODO: Unpersist current file path, defaulting to root for now + }; + + let split_path = (path: string): list(string) => { + String.split_on_char('/', path) |> List.filter(s => String.length(s) > 0); + }; + + module Utils = { + let string_of_path = (path: path): string => { + // Purpose: Namely for StringMap indexing + // Eg. ["src"] -> "/src" + // Eg. ["src", "Main.ml"] -> "/src/Main.ml" + // Eg. [""] -> "/" + "/" ++ String.concat("/", path); + }; + + let path_of_string = (path: string): path => { + // Namely for + // Eg. "/src" -> ["src"] + // Eg. "/src/Main.ml" -> ["src", "Main.ml"] + // Eg. "/" -> [""] + let parts = String.split_on_char('/', path); + if (List.length(parts) == 0) { + [""]; + } else if (List.hd(parts) == "") { + List.tl(parts); + } else { + parts; + }; + }; + + let current_file = (model: t): option(file) => { + switch ( + Maps.StringMap.find_opt( + string_of_path(model.current), + model.file_system, + ) + ) { + | Some(File(file)) => Some(file) + | _ => None + }; + }; + + let find_opt = (model: t, path: path): option(file_system_node) => { + Maps.StringMap.find_opt(string_of_path(path), model.file_system); + }; + }; +}; + +module Store = { + include Store.F({ + [@deriving (show({with_path: false}), sexp, yojson)] + type t = Model.Persistent.persistent; + let key = Store.Project; + let default: unit => t = + () => { + let root = ""; // root name is the empty string + { + file_system: { + let root_project_folder: Model.Persistent.persistent_folder = { + path: [root], + name: root, + children: [], + }; + let file_system = + Maps.StringMap.singleton( + root, + Model.Persistent.Folder(root_project_folder), + ); + file_system; + }, + current: [root], + }; + }; + }); + + let integrate_share = (model: t): t => { + // TODO: I'm not really sure what this is supposed to do yet + model; + }; +}; + +module Update = { + open Updated; + [@deriving (show({with_path: false}), sexp, yojson)] + type t = + | CellAction(CellEditor.Update.t) + | SwitchFile(Model.path) + | AddNewFile(Model.path, string) // parent folder path, new file name; + | AddNewFolder(Model.path, string); // parent folder path, new folder name; + + let can_undo = (_action: t) => { + false; + }; + + let export_project = (model: Model.t): unit => { + let persistent = Model.persist(model); + Store.save(persistent); + let data = Store.export(); + JsUtil.download_string_file( + ~filename="project.hazel", + ~content_type="text/plain", + ~contents=data, + ); + }; + + type action_result = + | Success(Model.t) + | Failure(string); + + let add_new_file_with_name = + (model: Model.t, parent_folder_name: string, name: string) + : action_result => + if (String.contains(name, '/')) { + Failure("File name cannot contain '/' character."); + } else { + switch (Maps.StringMap.find_opt(parent_folder_name, model.file_system)) { + | Some(Model.Folder(parent_folder)) => + let new_path = parent_folder.path @ [name]; + switch (Model.Utils.find_opt(model, new_path)) { + | Some(_) => + Failure("A file or folder with that name already exists.") + | None => + let new_file: Model.file = { + path: new_path, + name, + editor: CellEditor.Model.mk(Editor.Model.mk(Zipper.init())), + }; + let updated_parent_folder: Model.folder = { + ...parent_folder, + children: parent_folder.children @ [new_path], + }; + let new_file_system = + model.file_system + |> Maps.StringMap.add( + Model.Utils.string_of_path(new_path), + Model.File(new_file), + ) + |> Maps.StringMap.add( + parent_folder_name, + Model.Folder(updated_parent_folder), + ); + Success({ + file_system: new_file_system, + current: new_path, + }); + }; + | Some(File(_)) => + Failure("Cannot add file to a file. Please select a folder.") + | None => Failure("Parent folder does not exist.") + }; + }; + + let add_new_folder_with_name = + (model: Model.t, parent_folder_name: string, name: string) + : action_result => + if (String.contains(name, '/')) { + Failure("Folder name cannot contain '/' character."); + } else { + switch (Maps.StringMap.find_opt(parent_folder_name, model.file_system)) { + | Some(Model.Folder(parent_folder)) => + let new_path = parent_folder.path @ [name]; + switch (Model.Utils.find_opt(model, new_path)) { + | Some(_) => + Failure("A file or folder with that name already exists.") + | None => + let new_folder: Model.folder = { + path: new_path, + name, + children: [], + }; + let updated_parent_folder: Model.folder = { + ...parent_folder, + children: parent_folder.children @ [new_path], + }; + let new_file_system = + model.file_system + |> Maps.StringMap.add( + Model.Utils.string_of_path(new_path), + Model.Folder(new_folder), + ) + |> Maps.StringMap.add( + parent_folder_name, + Model.Folder(updated_parent_folder), + ); + Success({ + file_system: new_file_system, + current: new_path, + }); + }; + | Some(File(_)) => + Failure("Cannot add folder to a file. Please select a folder.") + | None => Failure("Parent folder does not exist.") + }; + }; + + let update = + (~globals, ~schedule_action: t => unit, action: t, model: Model.t) + : Updated.t(Model.t) => { + switch (action) { + | CellAction(cell_action) => Updated.return_quiet(model) + | SwitchFile(path) => + Updated.return_quiet({ + ...model, + current: path, + }) + | AddNewFile(parent_folder_path, name) => + switch ( + add_new_file_with_name( + model, + Model.Utils.string_of_path(parent_folder_path), + name, + ) + ) { + | Success(new_model) => Updated.return(new_model) + | Failure(error_msg) => raise(Failure(error_msg)) + } + | AddNewFolder(parent_folder_path, name) => + switch ( + add_new_folder_with_name( + model, + Model.Utils.string_of_path(parent_folder_path), + name, + ) + ) { + | Success(new_model) => Updated.return(new_model) + | Failure(error_msg) => raise(Failure(error_msg)) + } + }; + }; + + let calculate = + ( + ~settings: Language.CoreSettings.t, + ~schedule_action: t => unit, + ~is_edited: bool, + model: Model.t, + ) + : Model.t => { + switch (Model.Utils.current_file(model)) { + | None => model // No current file to calculate + | Some(file) => + let worker_request = ref([]); + let queue_worker = + Some(expr => {worker_request := worker_request^ @ [("", expr)]}); + let new_ed = + CellEditor.Update.calculate( + ~settings, + ~is_edited, + ~queue_worker, + ~stitch=x => x, + file.editor, + ); + switch (worker_request^) { + | [] => () + | _ => + WorkerClient.request( + worker_request^, + ~handler= + r => + schedule_action( + CellAction( + ResultAction( + UpdateResult( + switch (r |> List.hd |> snd) { + | Ok((r, s)) => + Language.ProgramResult.ResultOk({ + result: r, + state: s, + }) + | Error(e) => Language.ProgramResult.ResultFail(e) + }, + ), + ), + ), + ), + ~timeout= + _ => + schedule_action( + CellAction( + ResultAction(UpdateResult(ResultFail(Timeout))), + ), + ), + ) + }; + let updated_file = { + ...file, + editor: new_ed, + }; + let updated_file_system = + Maps.StringMap.add( + Model.Utils.string_of_path(file.path), + Model.File(updated_file), + model.file_system, + ); + { + ...model, + file_system: updated_file_system, + }; + }; + }; +}; + +module Selection = { + open Cursor; + + [@deriving (show({with_path: false}), sexp, yojson)] + type t = + | Cell(CellEditor.Selection.t) + | TextBox; + + let get_cursor_info = (~selection: t, model: Model.t): cursor(Update.t) => { + // Gets the cursor info from the currently set editor in the file system + // If an editor is not set (eg. only a folder exists), we return the empty cursor + switch (selection) { + | Cell(selection) => + let file = Model.Utils.current_file(model); + switch (file) { + | None => empty + | Some(file) => + let+ a = + CellEditor.Selection.get_cursor_info(~selection, file.editor); + Update.CellAction(a); + }; + | TextBox => empty + }; + }; + + let handle_key_event = + (~selection, ~event: Key.t, model: Model.t): option(Update.t) => + switch (selection) { + | Cell(selection) => + switch (event) { + | _ => + let* file = Model.Utils.current_file(model); + CellEditor.Selection.handle_key_event(~selection, ~event, file.editor) + |> Option.map(x => Update.CellAction(x)); + } + | TextBox => None + }; + + let jump_to_tile = (tile: Id.t, model: Model.t): option((Update.t, t)) => { + let* file = Model.Utils.current_file(model); + CellEditor.Selection.jump_to_tile(tile, file.editor) + |> Option.map(((x, y)) => (Update.CellAction(x), Cell(y))); + }; +}; + +module View = { + type event = + | MakeActive(Selection.t); + + let project_sidebar = (~globals, ~inject, model: Model.t) => { + []; // A left-hand side sidebar for project navigation + // Displays the file system tree as clickable items + }; + + let view = + ( + ~globals, + ~signal: event => 'a, + ~inject: Update.t => 'a, + ~selected: option(Selection.t), + model: Model.t, + ) => { + switch (Model.Utils.current_file(model)) { + | None => [] + | Some(file) => [ + CellEditor.View.view( + ~globals, + ~signal= + fun + | MakeActive(selection) => signal(MakeActive(Cell(selection))), + ~inject=a => inject(CellAction(a)), + ~selected= + switch (selected) { + | Some(Selection.Cell(s)) => Some(s) + | _ => None + }, + ~locked=false, + file.editor, + ), + ] + }; + }; + + let file_menu = (~globals as _, ~inject as _, _: Model.t) => { + []; + }; + + let top_bar = (~globals as _, ~inject as _, _model: Model.t) => { + [Virtual_dom.Vdom.Node.div([])]; + }; +}; diff --git a/src/web/view/ScratchMode.re b/src/web/view/ScratchMode.re index 80aeb58f83..78250a5ad2 100644 --- a/src/web/view/ScratchMode.re +++ b/src/web/view/ScratchMode.re @@ -75,7 +75,11 @@ module Store = { let key = Store.Scratch; let default = () => Init.startup.scratch - |> PairUtil.map_snd(List.map(PairUtil.map_snd(x => Some(x)))); + |> PairUtil.map_snd( + List.map( + PairUtil.map_snd((x: CellEditor.Model.persistent) => Some(x)), + ), + ); }); let integrate_share = (model: t): t => { diff --git a/src/web/www/style/project.css b/src/web/www/style/project.css new file mode 100644 index 0000000000..e69de29bb2 diff --git a/test/Test_Info.re b/test/Test_Info.re old mode 100644 new mode 100755 diff --git a/test/Test_MatchExp.re b/test/Test_MatchExp.re old mode 100644 new mode 100755 diff --git a/test/evaluator/Test_Stepper.re b/test/evaluator/Test_Stepper.re old mode 100644 new mode 100755 From 15d6ae0497b81a58465761e54b1092eb460dbba5 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: russell-rozenbaum Date: Fri, 28 Nov 2025 23:32:25 -0500 Subject: [PATCH 02/38] updates to model and update architecture; preparing to add view foundations --- src/web/app/editors/Editors.re | 6 +- src/web/view/ProjectMode.re | 512 ------------------------ src/web/view/ProjectMode/FileSystem.re | 508 +++++++++++++++++++++++ src/web/view/ProjectMode/ProjectMode.re | 276 +++++++++++++ 4 files changed, 787 insertions(+), 515 deletions(-) delete mode 100644 src/web/view/ProjectMode.re create mode 100644 src/web/view/ProjectMode/FileSystem.re create mode 100644 src/web/view/ProjectMode/ProjectMode.re diff --git a/src/web/app/editors/Editors.re b/src/web/app/editors/Editors.re index 7b4cc48f82..33652eeb47 100644 --- a/src/web/app/editors/Editors.re +++ b/src/web/app/editors/Editors.re @@ -77,7 +77,7 @@ module Store = { Model.Projects( ProjectMode.Store.load() |> ProjectMode.Store.integrate_share - |> ProjectMode.Model.unpersist(~settings), + |> ProjectMode.Persistent.unpersist(~settings), ) }; }; @@ -99,7 +99,7 @@ module Store = { ExercisesMode.Store.save(~instructor_mode, m); | Model.Projects(m) => StoreMode.save(Projects); - ProjectMode.Store.save(ProjectMode.Model.persist(m)); + ProjectMode.Store.save(ProjectMode.Persistent.persist(m)); }; }; }; @@ -243,7 +243,7 @@ module Update = { | (SwitchMode(Projects), _) => Model.Projects( ProjectMode.Store.load() - |> ProjectMode.Model.unpersist(~settings=globals.settings.core), + |> ProjectMode.Persistent.unpersist(~settings=globals.settings.core), ) |> return }; diff --git a/src/web/view/ProjectMode.re b/src/web/view/ProjectMode.re deleted file mode 100644 index 850888328b..0000000000 --- a/src/web/view/ProjectMode.re +++ /dev/null @@ -1,512 +0,0 @@ -open Haz3lcore; -open Util; -open OptUtil.Syntax; - -/* This file follows conventions in [docs/ui-architecture.md] */ - -module Model = { - [@deriving (show({with_path: false}), sexp, yojson)] - type path = list(string); - - [@deriving (show({with_path: false}), sexp, yojson)] - type file = { - path, - name: string, - editor: CellEditor.Model.t, - }; - - [@deriving (show({with_path: false}), sexp, yojson)] - type folder = { - path, - name: string, - children: list(path), - }; - - [@deriving (show({with_path: false}), sexp, yojson)] - type file_system_node = - | File(file) - | Folder(folder); - - [@deriving (show({with_path: false}), sexp, yojson)] - type file_system = Maps.StringMap.t(file_system_node); - - [@deriving (show({with_path: false}), sexp, yojson)] - type t = { - file_system, // root folder of the project. must be Folder(_) - current: path // path to currently opened file - }; - - module Persistent = { - [@deriving (show({with_path: false}), sexp, yojson)] - type persistent_file = { - path, - name: string, - editor: CellEditor.Model.persistent, - }; - - [@deriving (show({with_path: false}), sexp, yojson)] - type persistent_folder = { - path, - name: string, - children: list(path), - }; - - [@deriving (show({with_path: false}), sexp, yojson)] - type persistent_file_system_node = - | File(persistent_file) - | Folder(persistent_folder); - - [@deriving (show({with_path: false}), sexp, yojson)] - type persistent_file_system = - Maps.StringMap.t(persistent_file_system_node); - - [@deriving (show({with_path: false}), sexp, yojson)] - type persistent = { - file_system: persistent_file_system, - current: path, - }; - }; - - let rec persist_file_system = - (fs: file_system): Persistent.persistent_file_system => { - Maps.StringMap.map( - fun - | File(file: file) => - Persistent.File({ - path: file.path, - name: file.name, - editor: CellEditor.Model.persist(file.editor), - }) - | Folder(folder: folder) => { - Persistent.Folder({ - path: folder.path, - name: folder.name, - children: folder.children, - }); - }, - fs, - ); - }; - - let persist = (model: t): Persistent.persistent => { - file_system: persist_file_system(model.file_system), - current: model.current, - }; - - let rec unpersist_file_system = - (~settings, pfs: Persistent.persistent_file_system): file_system => { - Maps.StringMap.map( - fun - | Persistent.File(p_file: Persistent.persistent_file) => - File({ - path: p_file.path, - name: p_file.name, - editor: CellEditor.Model.unpersist(~settings, p_file.editor), - }) - | Persistent.Folder(p_folder: Persistent.persistent_folder) => { - Folder({ - path: p_folder.path, - name: p_folder.name, - children: p_folder.children, - }); - }, - pfs, - ); - }; - - let unpersist = (~settings, p: Persistent.persistent): t => { - file_system: unpersist_file_system(~settings, p.file_system), - current: [""] // TODO: Unpersist current file path, defaulting to root for now - }; - - let split_path = (path: string): list(string) => { - String.split_on_char('/', path) |> List.filter(s => String.length(s) > 0); - }; - - module Utils = { - let string_of_path = (path: path): string => { - // Purpose: Namely for StringMap indexing - // Eg. ["src"] -> "/src" - // Eg. ["src", "Main.ml"] -> "/src/Main.ml" - // Eg. [""] -> "/" - "/" ++ String.concat("/", path); - }; - - let path_of_string = (path: string): path => { - // Namely for - // Eg. "/src" -> ["src"] - // Eg. "/src/Main.ml" -> ["src", "Main.ml"] - // Eg. "/" -> [""] - let parts = String.split_on_char('/', path); - if (List.length(parts) == 0) { - [""]; - } else if (List.hd(parts) == "") { - List.tl(parts); - } else { - parts; - }; - }; - - let current_file = (model: t): option(file) => { - switch ( - Maps.StringMap.find_opt( - string_of_path(model.current), - model.file_system, - ) - ) { - | Some(File(file)) => Some(file) - | _ => None - }; - }; - - let find_opt = (model: t, path: path): option(file_system_node) => { - Maps.StringMap.find_opt(string_of_path(path), model.file_system); - }; - }; -}; - -module Store = { - include Store.F({ - [@deriving (show({with_path: false}), sexp, yojson)] - type t = Model.Persistent.persistent; - let key = Store.Project; - let default: unit => t = - () => { - let root = ""; // root name is the empty string - { - file_system: { - let root_project_folder: Model.Persistent.persistent_folder = { - path: [root], - name: root, - children: [], - }; - let file_system = - Maps.StringMap.singleton( - root, - Model.Persistent.Folder(root_project_folder), - ); - file_system; - }, - current: [root], - }; - }; - }); - - let integrate_share = (model: t): t => { - // TODO: I'm not really sure what this is supposed to do yet - model; - }; -}; - -module Update = { - open Updated; - [@deriving (show({with_path: false}), sexp, yojson)] - type t = - | CellAction(CellEditor.Update.t) - | SwitchFile(Model.path) - | AddNewFile(Model.path, string) // parent folder path, new file name; - | AddNewFolder(Model.path, string); // parent folder path, new folder name; - - let can_undo = (_action: t) => { - false; - }; - - let export_project = (model: Model.t): unit => { - let persistent = Model.persist(model); - Store.save(persistent); - let data = Store.export(); - JsUtil.download_string_file( - ~filename="project.hazel", - ~content_type="text/plain", - ~contents=data, - ); - }; - - type action_result = - | Success(Model.t) - | Failure(string); - - let add_new_file_with_name = - (model: Model.t, parent_folder_name: string, name: string) - : action_result => - if (String.contains(name, '/')) { - Failure("File name cannot contain '/' character."); - } else { - switch (Maps.StringMap.find_opt(parent_folder_name, model.file_system)) { - | Some(Model.Folder(parent_folder)) => - let new_path = parent_folder.path @ [name]; - switch (Model.Utils.find_opt(model, new_path)) { - | Some(_) => - Failure("A file or folder with that name already exists.") - | None => - let new_file: Model.file = { - path: new_path, - name, - editor: CellEditor.Model.mk(Editor.Model.mk(Zipper.init())), - }; - let updated_parent_folder: Model.folder = { - ...parent_folder, - children: parent_folder.children @ [new_path], - }; - let new_file_system = - model.file_system - |> Maps.StringMap.add( - Model.Utils.string_of_path(new_path), - Model.File(new_file), - ) - |> Maps.StringMap.add( - parent_folder_name, - Model.Folder(updated_parent_folder), - ); - Success({ - file_system: new_file_system, - current: new_path, - }); - }; - | Some(File(_)) => - Failure("Cannot add file to a file. Please select a folder.") - | None => Failure("Parent folder does not exist.") - }; - }; - - let add_new_folder_with_name = - (model: Model.t, parent_folder_name: string, name: string) - : action_result => - if (String.contains(name, '/')) { - Failure("Folder name cannot contain '/' character."); - } else { - switch (Maps.StringMap.find_opt(parent_folder_name, model.file_system)) { - | Some(Model.Folder(parent_folder)) => - let new_path = parent_folder.path @ [name]; - switch (Model.Utils.find_opt(model, new_path)) { - | Some(_) => - Failure("A file or folder with that name already exists.") - | None => - let new_folder: Model.folder = { - path: new_path, - name, - children: [], - }; - let updated_parent_folder: Model.folder = { - ...parent_folder, - children: parent_folder.children @ [new_path], - }; - let new_file_system = - model.file_system - |> Maps.StringMap.add( - Model.Utils.string_of_path(new_path), - Model.Folder(new_folder), - ) - |> Maps.StringMap.add( - parent_folder_name, - Model.Folder(updated_parent_folder), - ); - Success({ - file_system: new_file_system, - current: new_path, - }); - }; - | Some(File(_)) => - Failure("Cannot add folder to a file. Please select a folder.") - | None => Failure("Parent folder does not exist.") - }; - }; - - let update = - (~globals, ~schedule_action: t => unit, action: t, model: Model.t) - : Updated.t(Model.t) => { - switch (action) { - | CellAction(cell_action) => Updated.return_quiet(model) - | SwitchFile(path) => - Updated.return_quiet({ - ...model, - current: path, - }) - | AddNewFile(parent_folder_path, name) => - switch ( - add_new_file_with_name( - model, - Model.Utils.string_of_path(parent_folder_path), - name, - ) - ) { - | Success(new_model) => Updated.return(new_model) - | Failure(error_msg) => raise(Failure(error_msg)) - } - | AddNewFolder(parent_folder_path, name) => - switch ( - add_new_folder_with_name( - model, - Model.Utils.string_of_path(parent_folder_path), - name, - ) - ) { - | Success(new_model) => Updated.return(new_model) - | Failure(error_msg) => raise(Failure(error_msg)) - } - }; - }; - - let calculate = - ( - ~settings: Language.CoreSettings.t, - ~schedule_action: t => unit, - ~is_edited: bool, - model: Model.t, - ) - : Model.t => { - switch (Model.Utils.current_file(model)) { - | None => model // No current file to calculate - | Some(file) => - let worker_request = ref([]); - let queue_worker = - Some(expr => {worker_request := worker_request^ @ [("", expr)]}); - let new_ed = - CellEditor.Update.calculate( - ~settings, - ~is_edited, - ~queue_worker, - ~stitch=x => x, - file.editor, - ); - switch (worker_request^) { - | [] => () - | _ => - WorkerClient.request( - worker_request^, - ~handler= - r => - schedule_action( - CellAction( - ResultAction( - UpdateResult( - switch (r |> List.hd |> snd) { - | Ok((r, s)) => - Language.ProgramResult.ResultOk({ - result: r, - state: s, - }) - | Error(e) => Language.ProgramResult.ResultFail(e) - }, - ), - ), - ), - ), - ~timeout= - _ => - schedule_action( - CellAction( - ResultAction(UpdateResult(ResultFail(Timeout))), - ), - ), - ) - }; - let updated_file = { - ...file, - editor: new_ed, - }; - let updated_file_system = - Maps.StringMap.add( - Model.Utils.string_of_path(file.path), - Model.File(updated_file), - model.file_system, - ); - { - ...model, - file_system: updated_file_system, - }; - }; - }; -}; - -module Selection = { - open Cursor; - - [@deriving (show({with_path: false}), sexp, yojson)] - type t = - | Cell(CellEditor.Selection.t) - | TextBox; - - let get_cursor_info = (~selection: t, model: Model.t): cursor(Update.t) => { - // Gets the cursor info from the currently set editor in the file system - // If an editor is not set (eg. only a folder exists), we return the empty cursor - switch (selection) { - | Cell(selection) => - let file = Model.Utils.current_file(model); - switch (file) { - | None => empty - | Some(file) => - let+ a = - CellEditor.Selection.get_cursor_info(~selection, file.editor); - Update.CellAction(a); - }; - | TextBox => empty - }; - }; - - let handle_key_event = - (~selection, ~event: Key.t, model: Model.t): option(Update.t) => - switch (selection) { - | Cell(selection) => - switch (event) { - | _ => - let* file = Model.Utils.current_file(model); - CellEditor.Selection.handle_key_event(~selection, ~event, file.editor) - |> Option.map(x => Update.CellAction(x)); - } - | TextBox => None - }; - - let jump_to_tile = (tile: Id.t, model: Model.t): option((Update.t, t)) => { - let* file = Model.Utils.current_file(model); - CellEditor.Selection.jump_to_tile(tile, file.editor) - |> Option.map(((x, y)) => (Update.CellAction(x), Cell(y))); - }; -}; - -module View = { - type event = - | MakeActive(Selection.t); - - let project_sidebar = (~globals, ~inject, model: Model.t) => { - []; // A left-hand side sidebar for project navigation - // Displays the file system tree as clickable items - }; - - let view = - ( - ~globals, - ~signal: event => 'a, - ~inject: Update.t => 'a, - ~selected: option(Selection.t), - model: Model.t, - ) => { - switch (Model.Utils.current_file(model)) { - | None => [] - | Some(file) => [ - CellEditor.View.view( - ~globals, - ~signal= - fun - | MakeActive(selection) => signal(MakeActive(Cell(selection))), - ~inject=a => inject(CellAction(a)), - ~selected= - switch (selected) { - | Some(Selection.Cell(s)) => Some(s) - | _ => None - }, - ~locked=false, - file.editor, - ), - ] - }; - }; - - let file_menu = (~globals as _, ~inject as _, _: Model.t) => { - []; - }; - - let top_bar = (~globals as _, ~inject as _, _model: Model.t) => { - [Virtual_dom.Vdom.Node.div([])]; - }; -}; diff --git a/src/web/view/ProjectMode/FileSystem.re b/src/web/view/ProjectMode/FileSystem.re new file mode 100644 index 0000000000..f880cea08d --- /dev/null +++ b/src/web/view/ProjectMode/FileSystem.re @@ -0,0 +1,508 @@ +open Haz3lcore; +open Util; +open OptUtil.Syntax; + +module Model = { + [@deriving (show({with_path: false}), sexp, yojson)] + type path = list(string); + + [@deriving (show({with_path: false}), sexp, yojson)] + type file = { + path, + name: string, + editor: CellEditor.Model.t, + }; + + [@deriving (show({with_path: false}), sexp, yojson)] + type folder = { + path, + name: string, + children: list(path), + expanded: bool, + }; + + [@deriving (show({with_path: false}), sexp, yojson)] + type file_tree_node = + | File(file) + | Folder(folder); + + [@deriving (show({with_path: false}), sexp, yojson)] + type file_tree = Maps.StringMap.t(file_tree_node); + + [@deriving (show({with_path: false}), sexp, yojson)] + type t = { + file_tree, + current: path, + }; +}; + +module Persistent = { + [@deriving (show({with_path: false}), sexp, yojson)] + type path = Model.path; + + [@deriving (show({with_path: false}), sexp, yojson)] + type file = { + path, + name: string, + editor: CellEditor.Model.persistent, + }; + + [@deriving (show({with_path: false}), sexp, yojson)] + type folder = Model.folder; + + [@deriving (show({with_path: false}), sexp, yojson)] + type file_tree_node = + | File(file) + | Folder(folder); + + [@deriving (show({with_path: false}), sexp, yojson)] + type file_tree = Maps.StringMap.t(file_tree_node); + + [@deriving (show({with_path: false}), sexp, yojson)] + type t = { + file_tree, + current: path, + }; + + let rec persist_file_tree = (ft: Model.file_tree): file_tree => { + Maps.StringMap.map( + fun + | Model.File(file: Model.file) => + File({ + path: file.path, + name: file.name, + editor: CellEditor.Model.persist(file.editor), + }) + | Model.Folder(folder: Model.folder) => { + Folder({ + path: folder.path, + name: folder.name, + children: folder.children, + expanded: folder.expanded, + }); + }, + ft, + ); + }; + + let persist = (model: Model.t): t => { + file_tree: persist_file_tree(model.file_tree), + current: model.current, + }; + + let rec unpersist_file_tree = (~settings, pft: file_tree): Model.file_tree => { + Maps.StringMap.map( + fun + | File(p_file: file) => + Model.File({ + path: p_file.path, + name: p_file.name, + editor: CellEditor.Model.unpersist(~settings, p_file.editor), + }) + | Folder(p_folder: folder) => { + Model.Folder({ + path: p_folder.path, + name: p_folder.name, + children: p_folder.children, + expanded: p_folder.expanded, + }); + }, + pft, + ); + }; + + let unpersist = (~settings, p: t): Model.t => { + file_tree: unpersist_file_tree(~settings, p.file_tree), + current: [""] // TODO: Unpersist current file path, defaulting to root for now + }; +}; + +module Utils = { + let string_of_path = (path: Model.path): string => { + // Purpose: Namely for StringMap indexing + // Eg. ["src"] -> "/src" + // Eg. ["src", "Main.ml"] -> "/src/Main.ml" + // Eg. [""] -> "/" + "/" ++ String.concat("/", path); + }; + + let path_of_string = (path: string): Model.path => { + // Namely for + // Eg. "/src" -> ["src"] + // Eg. "/src/Main.ml" -> ["src", "Main.ml"] + // Eg. "/" -> [""] + let parts = String.split_on_char('/', path); + if (List.length(parts) == 0) { + [""]; + } else if (List.hd(parts) == "") { + List.tl(parts); + } else { + parts; + }; + }; + + let find_opt = + (path: Model.path, model: Model.t): option(Model.file_tree_node) => { + Maps.StringMap.find_opt(string_of_path(path), model.file_tree); + }; + + let valid_name = (name: string): unit => + if (String.contains(name, '/')) { + failwith("Name cannot contain '/' character."); + } else if (String.contains(name, '.')) { + failwith("Name cannot contain '.' character."); + } else { + (); + }; + + let current_file = (model: Model.t): option(Model.file) => { + switch ( + Maps.StringMap.find_opt(string_of_path(model.current), model.file_tree) + ) { + | Some(File(file)) => Some(file) + | _ => None + }; + }; + + let add = + (path: Model.path, node: Model.file_tree_node, model: Model.t): Model.t => { + let new_file_tree = + Maps.StringMap.add(string_of_path(path), node, model.file_tree); + { + ...model, + file_tree: new_file_tree, + }; + }; + + let remove = (path: Model.path, model: Model.t): Model.t => { + let new_file_tree = + Maps.StringMap.remove(string_of_path(path), model.file_tree); + { + ...model, + file_tree: new_file_tree, + }; + }; + + let parent_folder = (path: Model.path): Model.path => + if (path == [""]) { + failwith("Cannot get parent folder of the root folder."); + } else { + let parent_path = List.rev(List.tl(List.rev(path))); + parent_path; + }; + + let remove_child_from_folder = + (child_path: Model.path, folder_path: Model.path, model: Model.t) + : Model.folder => { + switch (find_opt(folder_path, model)) { + | Some(Model.Folder(folder)) => + let new_children = List.filter((!=)(child_path), folder.children); + let new_folder = { + ...folder, + children: new_children, + }; + new_folder; + | Some(Model.File(_)) => + failwith("Path is not a folder. Cannot remove child from a file.") + | None => failwith("Folder does not exist.") + }; + }; +}; + +module Update = { + open Updated; + open Model; + + [@deriving (show({with_path: false}), sexp, yojson)] + type t = + | AddNewFile(path, string) + | AddNewFolder(path, string) + | Delete(path) // Deletes the node and recursively deletes all descendants + | Rename(path, string) + | SetCurrentFile(path) + | ToggleFolderExpansion(path); + + [@deriving (show({with_path: false}), sexp, yojson)] + type result = + | Success(Model.t) + | Failure(string); + + let can_undo = (_action: t) => { + true; + }; + + let add_file = + (model: Model.t, parent_folder_path: Model.path, name: string): result => { + Utils.valid_name(name); + let name = name ++ ".hz"; + switch (Utils.find_opt(parent_folder_path, model)) { + | Some(Model.Folder(parent_folder)) => + let new_path = parent_folder.path @ [name]; + switch (Utils.find_opt(new_path, model)) { + | Some(_) => Failure("A file or folder with that name already exists.") + | None => + let new_file: Model.file = { + path: new_path, + name, + editor: CellEditor.Model.mk(Editor.Model.mk(Zipper.init())), + }; + let updated_parent_folder: Model.folder = { + ...parent_folder, + children: parent_folder.children @ [new_path], + }; + let model' = Utils.add(new_path, Model.File(new_file), model); + let model'' = + Utils.add( + parent_folder_path, + Model.Folder(updated_parent_folder), + model', + ); + Success(model''); + }; + | Some(File(_)) => + Failure("Cannot add file to a file. Please select a folder.") + | None => Failure("Parent folder does not exist.") + }; + }; + + let add_folder = + (model: Model.t, parent_folder_path: Model.path, name: string): result => { + Utils.valid_name(name); + switch (Utils.find_opt(parent_folder_path, model)) { + | Some(Model.Folder(parent_folder)) => + let new_path = parent_folder_path @ [name]; + switch (Utils.find_opt(new_path, model)) { + | Some(_) => Failure("A file or folder with that name already exists.") + | None => + let new_folder: Model.folder = { + path: new_path, + name, + children: [], + expanded: true, + }; + let updated_parent_folder: Model.folder = { + ...parent_folder, + children: parent_folder.children @ [new_path], + }; + let model' = Utils.add(new_path, Model.Folder(new_folder), model); + let model'' = + Utils.add( + parent_folder_path, + Model.Folder(updated_parent_folder), + model', + ); + Success(model''); + }; + | Some(File(_)) => + Failure("Cannot add folder to a file. Please select a folder.") + | None => Failure("Parent folder does not exist.") + }; + }; + + let rec delete = (model: Model.t, path: Model.path): result => + if (path == [""]) { + Failure("Cannot delete the root folder."); + } else { + let parent_folder_path = Utils.parent_folder(path); + switch (Utils.find_opt(path, model)) { + | Some(Model.File(_)) => + let model' = Utils.remove(path, model); + let parent_folder = + Utils.remove_child_from_folder(path, parent_folder_path, model'); + let model'' = + Utils.add(parent_folder_path, Model.Folder(parent_folder), model'); + Success(model''); + | Some(Model.Folder(folder)) => + let children = folder.children; + // We fold over the children first and delete them + // If we ever hit a failure, we return that failure + let result = + List.fold_left( + (res: result, child_path: path) => { + switch (res) { + | Success(model') => delete(model', child_path) + | Failure(error_msg) => Failure(error_msg) + } + }, + Success(model), + children, + ); + switch (result) { + | Success(model') => + let parent_folder = + Utils.remove_child_from_folder(path, parent_folder_path, model'); + let model'' = + Utils.add( + parent_folder_path, + Model.Folder(parent_folder), + model', + ); + Success(model''); + | Failure(error_msg) => Failure(error_msg) + }; + | None => Failure("File or folder does not exist.") + }; + }; + + let rec rename_paths = + (model: Model.t, old_path: Model.path, new_path: Model.path): result => { + switch (Utils.find_opt(old_path, model)) { + | Some(Model.File(file)) => + // Rename the file + let model' = Utils.remove(old_path, model); + let new_file: Model.file = { + ...file, + path: new_path, + }; + let model'' = Utils.add(new_path, Model.File(new_file), model'); + // Update the name of the path in the parent folder + let parent_folder_path = Utils.parent_folder(old_path); + let parent_folder = + Utils.remove_child_from_folder(old_path, parent_folder_path, model''); + let new_parent_folder: Model.folder = { + ...parent_folder, + children: parent_folder.children @ [new_path], + }; + let model''' = + Utils.add( + parent_folder_path, + Model.Folder(new_parent_folder), + model'', + ); + // Done + Success(model'''); + | Some(Model.Folder(folder)) => + // Recursively rename the child paths to account for the changed name in the new path + let result = + List.fold_left( + (res: result, child_path: path) => { + let new_child_path = new_path @ [List.hd(List.rev(child_path))]; + switch (res) { + | Success(model') => + rename_paths(model', child_path, new_child_path) + | Failure(error_msg) => Failure(error_msg) + }; + }, + Success(model), + folder.children, + ); + switch (result) { + | Success(model') => + // Rename the folder + let model'' = Utils.remove(old_path, model'); + let new_folder: Model.folder = { + ...folder, + path: new_path, + }; + let model''' = + Utils.add(new_path, Model.Folder(new_folder), model''); + // Done + // Update the name of the path in the parent folder + let parent_folder_path = Utils.parent_folder(old_path); + let parent_folder = + Utils.remove_child_from_folder( + old_path, + parent_folder_path, + model''', + ); + let new_parent_folder: Model.folder = { + ...parent_folder, + children: parent_folder.children @ [new_path], + }; + let model'''' = + Utils.add( + parent_folder_path, + Model.Folder(new_parent_folder), + model''', + ); + // Done + Success(model''''); + | Failure(error_msg) => Failure(error_msg) + }; + | None => Failure("File or folder does not exist.") + }; + }; + + let rename = (model: Model.t, path: Model.path, new_name: string): result => { + Utils.valid_name(new_name); + switch (Utils.find_opt(path, model)) { + | Some(Model.File(file)) => + let new_name = new_name ++ ".hz"; + let model' = Utils.remove(path, model); + let new_file: Model.file = { + ...file, + name: new_name, + }; + let model'' = Utils.add(path, Model.File(new_file), model'); + let new_path = List.rev(List.tl(List.rev(path))) @ [new_name]; + rename_paths(model'', path, new_path); + | Some(Model.Folder(folder)) => + let model' = Utils.remove(path, model); + let new_folder: Model.folder = { + ...folder, + name: new_name, + }; + let model'' = Utils.add(path, Model.Folder(new_folder), model'); + let new_path = List.rev(List.tl(List.rev(path))) @ [new_name]; + rename_paths(model'', path, new_path); + | None => Failure("File or folder does not exist.") + }; + }; + + let update = (action: t, model: Model.t): Updated.t(Model.t) => + switch (action) { + | AddNewFile(path, name) => + switch (add_file(model, path, name)) { + | Success(new_model) => new_model |> Updated.return + | Failure(error_msg) => failwith(error_msg) + } + | AddNewFolder(path, name) => + switch (add_folder(model, path, name)) { + | Success(new_model) => new_model |> Updated.return + | Failure(error_msg) => failwith(error_msg) + } + | Delete(path) => + switch (delete(model, path)) { + | Success(new_model) => new_model |> Updated.return + | Failure(error_msg) => failwith(error_msg) + } + | Rename(path, new_name) => + switch (rename(model, path, new_name)) { + | Success(new_model) => new_model |> Updated.return + | Failure(error_msg) => failwith(error_msg) + } + | SetCurrentFile(path) => + { + ...model, + current: path, + } + |> Updated.return_quiet + | ToggleFolderExpansion(path) => + switch (Utils.find_opt(path, model)) { + | Some(Model.Folder(folder)) => + let updated_folder = { + ...folder, + expanded: !folder.expanded, + }; + Utils.add(path, Model.Folder(updated_folder), model) + |> Updated.return_quiet; + | Some(Model.File(_)) => + failwith("Path is not a folder. Cannot toggle expansion on a file.") + | None => failwith("Folder does not exist.") + } + }; +}; + +module View = { + let view = + // File system tree view is a left-hand side sidebar for project navigation + // It injects updates to the file system tree + ( + ~globals, + ~inject: Update.t => 'a, + ~selected: option(Selection.t), + model: Model.t, + ) => { + []; + }; +}; diff --git a/src/web/view/ProjectMode/ProjectMode.re b/src/web/view/ProjectMode/ProjectMode.re new file mode 100644 index 0000000000..2648a5e36b --- /dev/null +++ b/src/web/view/ProjectMode/ProjectMode.re @@ -0,0 +1,276 @@ +open Haz3lcore; +open Util; +open OptUtil.Syntax; + +/* This file follows conventions in [docs/ui-architecture.md] */ + +module Model = { + [@deriving (show({with_path: false}), sexp, yojson)] + type t = { + file_system: FileSystem.Model.t, + // agent: Agent.Model.t + // ... + }; +}; + +module Persistent = { + [@deriving (show({with_path: false}), sexp, yojson)] + type t = { + file_tree: FileSystem.Persistent.t, + // agent: Agent.Persistent.t + // ... + }; + + let persist = (model: Model.t): t => { + file_tree: FileSystem.Persistent.persist(model.file_system), + // agent: Agent.Persistent.persist(model.agent), + // ... + }; + + let unpersist = (~settings, p: t): Model.t => { + file_system: FileSystem.Persistent.unpersist(~settings, p.file_tree), + // agent: Agent.Persistent.unpersist(~settings, p.agent), + // ... + }; + + let integrate_share = (model: t): t => { + // TODO: I'm not really sure what this is supposed to do yet + model; + }; +}; + +module Store = { + include Store.F({ + [@deriving (show({with_path: false}), sexp, yojson)] + type t = Persistent.t; + let key = Store.Project; + let default: unit => t = + () => { + let root = ""; // root name is the empty string + let file_tree: FileSystem.Persistent.t = { + file_tree: { + let root_project_folder: FileSystem.Persistent.folder = { + path: [root], + name: root, + children: [], + expanded: true, + }; + let file_tree = + Maps.StringMap.singleton( + root, + FileSystem.Persistent.Folder(root_project_folder), + ); + file_tree; + }, + current: [root], + }; + {file_tree: file_tree}; + }; + }); + + let integrate_share = (model: t): t => { + // TODO: I'm not really sure what this is supposed to do yet + model; + }; +}; + +module Update = { + open Updated; + [@deriving (show({with_path: false}), sexp, yojson)] + type t = + | CellAction(CellEditor.Update.t) + | FileSystemAction(FileSystem.Update.t); + + let can_undo = (_action: t) => { + false; + }; + + let export_project = (model: Model.t): unit => { + let persistent = Persistent.persist(model); + Store.save(persistent); + let data = Store.export(); + JsUtil.download_string_file( + ~filename="project.hazel", + ~content_type="text/plain", + ~contents=data, + ); + }; + + let update = + (~globals, ~schedule_action: t => unit, action: t, model: Model.t) + : Updated.t(Model.t) => { + switch (action) { + | CellAction(cell_action) => Updated.return_quiet(model) + | FileSystemAction(file_system_action) => + let* new_fs = + FileSystem.Update.update(file_system_action, model.file_system); + let new_model: Model.t = {file_system: new_fs}; + new_model; + }; + }; + + let calculate = + ( + ~settings: Language.CoreSettings.t, + ~schedule_action: t => unit, + ~is_edited: bool, + model: Model.t, + ) + : Model.t => { + switch (FileSystem.Utils.current_file(model.file_system)) { + | None => model // No current file to calculate + | Some(file) => + let worker_request = ref([]); + let queue_worker = + Some(expr => {worker_request := worker_request^ @ [("", expr)]}); + let new_ed = + CellEditor.Update.calculate( + ~settings, + ~is_edited, + ~queue_worker, + ~stitch=x => x, + file.editor, + ); + switch (worker_request^) { + | [] => () + | _ => + WorkerClient.request( + worker_request^, + ~handler= + r => + schedule_action( + CellAction( + ResultAction( + UpdateResult( + switch (r |> List.hd |> snd) { + | Ok((r, s)) => + Language.ProgramResult.ResultOk({ + result: r, + state: s, + }) + | Error(e) => Language.ProgramResult.ResultFail(e) + }, + ), + ), + ), + ), + ~timeout= + _ => + schedule_action( + CellAction( + ResultAction(UpdateResult(ResultFail(Timeout))), + ), + ), + ) + }; + let updated_file = { + ...file, + editor: new_ed, + }; + let updated_file_system = + Maps.StringMap.add( + FileSystem.Utils.string_of_path(file.path), + FileSystem.Model.File(updated_file), + model.file_system.file_tree, + ); + { + file_system: { + ...model.file_system, + file_tree: updated_file_system, + }, + }; + }; + }; +}; + +module Selection = { + open Cursor; + + [@deriving (show({with_path: false}), sexp, yojson)] + type t = + | Cell(CellEditor.Selection.t) + | TextBox; + + let get_cursor_info = (~selection: t, model: Model.t): cursor(Update.t) => { + // Gets the cursor info from the currently set editor in the file system + // If an editor is not set (eg. only a folder exists), we return the empty cursor + switch (selection) { + | Cell(selection) => + let file = FileSystem.Utils.current_file(model.file_system); + switch (file) { + | None => empty + | Some(file) => + let+ a = + CellEditor.Selection.get_cursor_info(~selection, file.editor); + Update.CellAction(a); + }; + | TextBox => empty + }; + }; + + let handle_key_event = + (~selection, ~event: Key.t, model: Model.t): option(Update.t) => + switch (selection) { + | Cell(selection) => + switch (event) { + | _ => + let* file = FileSystem.Utils.current_file(model.file_system); + CellEditor.Selection.handle_key_event(~selection, ~event, file.editor) + |> Option.map(x => Update.CellAction(x)); + } + | TextBox => None + }; + + let jump_to_tile = (tile: Id.t, model: Model.t): option((Update.t, t)) => { + let* file = FileSystem.Utils.current_file(model.file_system); + CellEditor.Selection.jump_to_tile(tile, file.editor) + |> Option.map(((x, y)) => (Update.CellAction(x), Cell(y))); + }; +}; + +module View = { + type event = + | MakeActive(Selection.t); + + let project_sidebar = (~globals, ~inject, model: Model.t) => { + []; // A left-hand side sidebar for project navigation + // Displays the file system tree as clickable items + }; + + let view = + ( + ~globals, + ~signal: event => 'a, + ~inject: Update.t => 'a, + ~selected: option(Selection.t), + model: Model.t, + ) => { + switch (FileSystem.Utils.current_file(model.file_system)) { + | None => [] + | Some(file) => [ + CellEditor.View.view( + ~globals, + ~signal= + fun + | MakeActive(selection) => signal(MakeActive(Cell(selection))), + ~inject=a => inject(CellAction(a)), + ~selected= + switch (selected) { + | Some(Selection.Cell(s)) => Some(s) + | _ => None + }, + ~locked=false, + file.editor, + ), + ] + }; + }; + + let file_menu = (~globals as _, ~inject as _, _: Model.t) => { + []; + }; + + let top_bar = (~globals as _, ~inject as _, _model: Model.t) => { + [Virtual_dom.Vdom.Node.div([])]; + }; +}; From b1af4c7cfc025af4095cef8c09e6ed1f6bcc5b44 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: russell-rozenbaum Date: Sat, 29 Nov 2025 00:59:56 -0500 Subject: [PATCH 03/38] simple file system, left-handed sidebar view added --- src/web/app/common/Icons.re | 18 ++ src/web/view/ProjectMode/FileSystem.re | 334 ++++++++++++++++++++++-- src/web/view/ProjectMode/ProjectMode.re | 68 +++-- src/web/www/style.css | 1 + src/web/www/style/project.css | 151 +++++++++++ 5 files changed, 523 insertions(+), 49 deletions(-) diff --git a/src/web/app/common/Icons.re b/src/web/app/common/Icons.re index fb4a02b3e5..4a32c96cad 100644 --- a/src/web/app/common/Icons.re +++ b/src/web/app/common/Icons.re @@ -399,3 +399,21 @@ let next = Node.text("⮕"); let prev = Node.text("⮕"); let infoIcon = Node.text("❖"); + +let hamburger = Node.text("☰"); + +let add_file = + simple_icon( + ~view="0 0 24 24", + [ + "M4,23H20a1,1,0,0,0,1-1V6a1,1,0,0,0-.293-.707l-4-4A1,1,0,0,0,16,1H4A1,1,0,0,0,3,2V22A1,1,0,0,0,4,23ZM5,3H15.586L19,6.414V21H5Zm11,9a1,1,0,0,1-1,1H13v2a1,1,0,0,1-2,0V13H9a1,1,0,0,1,0-2h2V9a1,1,0,0,1,2,0v2h2A1,1,0,0,1,16,12Z", + ], + ); + +let add_folder = + simple_icon( + ~view="0 0 24 24", + [ + "M21,6H12.618L10.9,2.553A1,1,0,0,0,10,2H3A1,1,0,0,0,2,3V21a1,1,0,0,0,1,1H21a1,1,0,0,0,1-1V7A1,1,0,0,0,21,6ZM20,20H4V4H9.382l1.723,3.447A1,1,0,0,0,12,8h8ZM12,10a1,1,0,0,1,1,1v2h2a1,1,0,0,1,0,2H13v2a1,1,0,0,1-2,0V15H9a1,1,0,0,1,0-2h2V11A1,1,0,0,1,12,10Z", + ], + ); diff --git a/src/web/view/ProjectMode/FileSystem.re b/src/web/view/ProjectMode/FileSystem.re index f880cea08d..ef0387defa 100644 --- a/src/web/view/ProjectMode/FileSystem.re +++ b/src/web/view/ProjectMode/FileSystem.re @@ -113,7 +113,7 @@ module Persistent = { let unpersist = (~settings, p: t): Model.t => { file_tree: unpersist_file_tree(~settings, p.file_tree), - current: [""] // TODO: Unpersist current file path, defaulting to root for now + current: [""] /* TODO: Unpersist current file path, defaulting to root for now */, }; }; @@ -143,7 +143,18 @@ module Utils = { let find_opt = (path: Model.path, model: Model.t): option(Model.file_tree_node) => { - Maps.StringMap.find_opt(string_of_path(path), model.file_tree); + /* Primary lookup uses the canonical string_of_path key. + For backwards compatibility, also try the empty-string key for the root. */ + let key = string_of_path(path); + switch (Maps.StringMap.find_opt(key, model.file_tree)) { + | Some(node) => Some(node) + | None => + if (path == [""]) { + Maps.StringMap.find_opt("", model.file_tree); + } else { + None; + } + }; }; let valid_name = (name: string): unit => @@ -423,31 +434,34 @@ module Update = { }; }; - let rename = (model: Model.t, path: Model.path, new_name: string): result => { - Utils.valid_name(new_name); - switch (Utils.find_opt(path, model)) { - | Some(Model.File(file)) => - let new_name = new_name ++ ".hz"; - let model' = Utils.remove(path, model); - let new_file: Model.file = { - ...file, - name: new_name, - }; - let model'' = Utils.add(path, Model.File(new_file), model'); - let new_path = List.rev(List.tl(List.rev(path))) @ [new_name]; - rename_paths(model'', path, new_path); - | Some(Model.Folder(folder)) => - let model' = Utils.remove(path, model); - let new_folder: Model.folder = { - ...folder, - name: new_name, + let rename = (model: Model.t, path: Model.path, new_name: string): result => + if (path == [""]) { + Failure("Cannot rename the root project folder."); + } else { + Utils.valid_name(new_name); + switch (Utils.find_opt(path, model)) { + | Some(Model.File(file)) => + let new_name = new_name ++ ".hz"; + let model' = Utils.remove(path, model); + let new_file: Model.file = { + ...file, + name: new_name, + }; + let model'' = Utils.add(path, Model.File(new_file), model'); + let new_path = List.rev(List.tl(List.rev(path))) @ [new_name]; + rename_paths(model'', path, new_path); + | Some(Model.Folder(folder)) => + let model' = Utils.remove(path, model); + let new_folder: Model.folder = { + ...folder, + name: new_name, + }; + let model'' = Utils.add(path, Model.Folder(new_folder), model'); + let new_path = List.rev(List.tl(List.rev(path))) @ [new_name]; + rename_paths(model'', path, new_path); + | None => Failure("File or folder does not exist.") }; - let model'' = Utils.add(path, Model.Folder(new_folder), model'); - let new_path = List.rev(List.tl(List.rev(path))) @ [new_name]; - rename_paths(model'', path, new_path); - | None => Failure("File or folder does not exist.") }; - }; let update = (action: t, model: Model.t): Updated.t(Model.t) => switch (action) { @@ -494,15 +508,281 @@ module Update = { }; module View = { + open Virtual_dom.Vdom; + open Node; + open Util.WebUtil; + open Util.JsUtil; + open Js_of_ocaml; + module W = Widgets; + module I = Icons; + + let path_equal = (p1: Model.path, p2: Model.path): bool => + List.length(p1) == List.length(p2) && List.for_all2((==), p1, p2); + + let rec render_node = + ( + ~inject: Update.t => 'a, + ~model: Model.t, + ~depth: int, + node_path: Model.path, + ) + : list(Node.t) => { + let indent_px = 8 * depth; + let is_current = path_equal(model.current, node_path); + + let base_classes = + ["project-fs-item"] @ (is_current ? ["project-fs-item-current"] : []); + + let base_attrs = [clss(base_classes)]; + + switch (Utils.find_opt(node_path, model)) { + | None => [] + | Some(Model.File(file)) => [ + div( + ~attrs= + List.concat([ + base_attrs, + [ + Attr.on_click(_ => inject(Update.SetCurrentFile(file.path))), + ], + ]), + [ + div( + ~attrs=[clss(["project-fs-row"])], + [ + div( + ~attrs=[ + clss(["project-fs-name"]), + Attr.style(Css_gen.padding_left(`Px(indent_px))), + ], + [text(file.name)], + ), + div( + ~attrs=[clss(["project-fs-actions"])], + [ + div( + ~attrs=[clss(["project-fs-actions-icon"])], + [ + W.button(~tooltip="File actions", I.hamburger, _ => + Effect.Ignore + ), + ], + ), + div( + ~attrs=[clss(["project-fs-actions-menu"])], + [ + W.button( + ~tooltip="Rename", + I.rename, + _ => { + let current_name = + switch (Utils.find_opt(node_path, model)) { + | Some(Model.File(f)) => f.name + | _ => "" + }; + let name_opt = + JsUtil.prompt( + "Enter new file name (without .hz):", + current_name, + ); + switch (name_opt) { + | None => Effect.Ignore + | Some(n) => inject(Update.Rename(node_path, n)) + }; + }, + ), + W.button( + ~tooltip="Delete", + I.delete, + _ => { + let confirmed = + JsUtil.confirm( + "Are you sure you want to delete this file?", + ); + confirmed + ? inject(Update.Delete(node_path)) + : Effect.Ignore; + }, + ), + ], + ), + ], + ), + ], + ), + ], + ), + ] + | Some(Model.Folder(folder)) => + // Root folder is represented as the project and is bold; other folders normal + let is_root = folder.path == [""]; + let folder_label = + div( + ~attrs=base_attrs, + [ + div( + ~attrs=[clss(["project-fs-row"])], + [ + div( + ~attrs=[ + clss( + [ + "project-fs-name", /* make folder label behave like file label */ + "project-fs-folder", + ...folder.expanded + ? ["project-fs-folder-expanded"] : [], + ] + @ (is_root ? ["project-fs-root-folder"] : []), + ), + Attr.style(Css_gen.padding_left(`Px(indent_px))), + Attr.on_click(_ => + inject(Update.ToggleFolderExpansion(folder.path)) + ), + ], + [ + div( + ~attrs=[clss(["project-fs-disclosure"])], + [text(folder.expanded ? "▾" : "▸")], + ), + div([text(is_root ? "Project" : folder.name)]), + ], + ), + div( + ~attrs=[clss(["project-fs-actions"])], + [ + div( + ~attrs=[clss(["project-fs-actions-icon"])], + [ + W.button(~tooltip="Folder actions", I.hamburger, _ => + Effect.Ignore + ), + ], + ), + div( + ~attrs=[clss(["project-fs-actions-menu"])], + { + let add_file_btn = + W.button( + ~tooltip="Add file", + I.add_file, + _ => { + let name_opt = + JsUtil.prompt( + "Enter new file name (without .hz):", + "NewFile", + ); + switch (name_opt) { + | None => Effect.Ignore + | Some(n) => + inject(Update.AddNewFile(folder.path, n)) + }; + }, + ); + let add_folder_btn = + W.button( + ~tooltip="Add folder", + I.add_folder, + _ => { + let name_opt = + JsUtil.prompt( + "Enter new folder name:", + "NewFolder", + ); + switch (name_opt) { + | None => Effect.Ignore + | Some(n) => + inject(Update.AddNewFolder(folder.path, n)) + }; + }, + ); + let rename_btns = + is_root + ? [] + : [ + W.button( + ~tooltip="Rename", + I.rename, + _ => { + let current_name = folder.name; + let name_opt = + JsUtil.prompt( + "Enter new folder name:", + current_name, + ); + switch (name_opt) { + | None => Effect.Ignore + | Some(n) => + inject(Update.Rename(folder.path, n)) + }; + }, + ), + ]; + let delete_btns = + is_root + ? [] + : [ + W.button( + ~tooltip="Delete", + I.delete, + _ => { + let confirmed = + JsUtil.confirm( + "Are you sure you want to delete this folder and all its contents?", + ); + confirmed + ? inject(Update.Delete(folder.path)) + : Effect.Ignore; + }, + ), + ]; + [add_file_btn, add_folder_btn] + @ rename_btns + @ delete_btns; + }, + ), + ], + ), + ], + ), + ], + ); + + let children_nodes = + folder.expanded + ? List.concat( + List.map( + (child_path: Model.path) => + render_node(~inject, ~model, ~depth=depth + 1, child_path), + folder.children, + ), + ) + : []; + + [folder_label] @ children_nodes; + }; + }; + let view = // File system tree view is a left-hand side sidebar for project navigation // It injects updates to the file system tree ( - ~globals, + ~globals as _, ~inject: Update.t => 'a, ~selected: option(Selection.t), model: Model.t, ) => { - []; + /* For now we assume a single root folder at path [""] */ + let root_path: Model.path = [""]; + [ + div( + ~attrs=[Attr.id("project-sidebar")], + [ + div( + ~attrs=[clss(["project-fs-container"])], + render_node(~inject, ~model, ~depth=0, root_path), + ), + ], + ), + ]; }; }; diff --git a/src/web/view/ProjectMode/ProjectMode.re b/src/web/view/ProjectMode/ProjectMode.re index 2648a5e36b..d6e5ceaf7a 100644 --- a/src/web/view/ProjectMode/ProjectMode.re +++ b/src/web/view/ProjectMode/ProjectMode.re @@ -57,7 +57,7 @@ module Store = { }; let file_tree = Maps.StringMap.singleton( - root, + FileSystem.Utils.string_of_path([root]), FileSystem.Persistent.Folder(root_project_folder), ); file_tree; @@ -233,8 +233,12 @@ module View = { | MakeActive(Selection.t); let project_sidebar = (~globals, ~inject, model: Model.t) => { - []; // A left-hand side sidebar for project navigation - // Displays the file system tree as clickable items + FileSystem.View.view( + ~globals, + ~inject=a => inject(Update.FileSystemAction(a)), + ~selected=None, + model.file_system, + ); }; let view = @@ -245,25 +249,45 @@ module View = { ~selected: option(Selection.t), model: Model.t, ) => { - switch (FileSystem.Utils.current_file(model.file_system)) { - | None => [] - | Some(file) => [ - CellEditor.View.view( - ~globals, - ~signal= - fun - | MakeActive(selection) => signal(MakeActive(Cell(selection))), - ~inject=a => inject(CellAction(a)), - ~selected= - switch (selected) { - | Some(Selection.Cell(s)) => Some(s) - | _ => None - }, - ~locked=false, - file.editor, - ), - ] - }; + let sidebar = project_sidebar(~globals, ~inject, model); + + let main_content = + switch (FileSystem.Utils.current_file(model.file_system)) { + | None => [] + | Some(file) => [ + CellEditor.View.view( + ~globals, + ~signal= + fun + | MakeActive(selection) => + signal(MakeActive(Cell(selection))), + ~inject=a => inject(CellAction(a)), + ~selected= + switch (selected) { + | Some(Selection.Cell(s)) => Some(s) + | _ => None + }, + ~locked=false, + file.editor, + ), + ] + }; + + [ + Virtual_dom.Vdom.Node.div( + ~attrs=[Virtual_dom.Vdom.Attr.id("project-mode")], + [ + Virtual_dom.Vdom.Node.div( + ~attrs=[Virtual_dom.Vdom.Attr.id("project-mode-sidebar")], + sidebar, + ), + Virtual_dom.Vdom.Node.div( + ~attrs=[Virtual_dom.Vdom.Attr.id("project-mode-main")], + main_content, + ), + ], + ), + ]; }; let file_menu = (~globals as _, ~inject as _, _: Model.t) => { diff --git a/src/web/www/style.css b/src/web/www/style.css index 14971da91e..1dd5cd4921 100644 --- a/src/web/www/style.css +++ b/src/web/www/style.css @@ -10,6 +10,7 @@ @import "style/explainthis.css"; @import "style/assistant.css"; @import "style/sidebar.css"; +@import "style/project.css"; @import "style/exercise-mode.css"; @import "style/tutorial-mode.css"; @import "style/test-panel.css"; diff --git a/src/web/www/style/project.css b/src/web/www/style/project.css index e69de29bb2..d025900f21 100644 --- a/src/web/www/style/project.css +++ b/src/web/www/style/project.css @@ -0,0 +1,151 @@ +/* Project mode layout */ + +/* Project mode layout */ + +#project-mode { + display: flex; + flex-direction: row; + height: 100%; +} + +#project-mode-sidebar { + width: 260px; + min-width: 220px; + max-width: 320px; + border-right: 0.6px solid var(--BR2); + background-color: var(--ui-bkg); + overflow-y: auto; +} + +#project-mode-main { + flex: 1; + overflow: auto; + background-color: var(--main-bkg); +} + +/* File system sidebar */ + +#project-sidebar { + padding: 8px 0; + font-size: 13px; + line-height: 1.4; + color: var(--menu-item-text); +} + +.project-fs-container { + display: flex; + flex-direction: column; +} + +.project-fs-item { + display: flex; + align-items: center; + padding: 2px 10px; + cursor: pointer; + user-select: none; +} + +.project-fs-item:hover { + background-color: var(--menu-item-hover-bkg); +} + +.project-fs-item-current { + background-color: var(--shard-selected); +} + +.project-fs-folder { + font-weight: normal; + display: flex; + align-items: center; +} + +.project-fs-root-folder { + font-weight: bold; + color: var(--editor-mode-text); +} + +.project-fs-disclosure { + width: 12px; + margin-right: 6px; + text-align: center; + color: var(--BR3); +} + +.project-fs-name { + flex: 1; + white-space: nowrap; + overflow: hidden; + text-overflow: ellipsis; +} + +.project-fs-row { + display: flex; + align-items: center; + width: 100%; +} + +.project-fs-actions { + position: relative; + display: flex; + align-items: center; + margin-left: auto; /* push actions to the right edge */ +} + +.project-fs-actions-icon .icon { + width: 20px; + height: 20px; + display: flex; + align-items: center; + justify-content: center; + border-radius: 999px; + transition: background-color 0.1s ease-in-out, transform 0.1s ease-in-out; + cursor: pointer; +} + +.project-fs-actions-icon .icon svg { + fill: var(--menu-icon); +} + +.project-fs-actions-icon .icon:hover { + background-color: var(--menu-bkg); + transform: scale(1.15); +} + +.project-fs-actions-menu { + display: none; + position: absolute; + top: 100%; + right: 0; + margin-top: 2px; + padding: 2px 4px; + background-color: var(--menu-bkg); + outline: 0.6px solid var(--menu-outline); + box-shadow: 0px 10px 20px var(--menu-shadow); + border-radius: 0 0 0.5em 0; + flex-direction: row; + gap: 2px; + z-index: var(--top-bar-z); +} + +.project-fs-actions:hover .project-fs-actions-menu { + display: flex; +} + +.project-fs-actions-menu .icon { + width: 20px; + height: 20px; + display: flex; + align-items: center; + justify-content: center; + cursor: pointer; +} + +.project-fs-actions-menu .icon svg { + fill: var(--menu-icon); + transition: transform 0.15s ease-in-out, filter 0.15s ease-in-out; +} + +.project-fs-actions-menu .icon:hover svg { + transform: scale(1.2); + filter: brightness(1.15); +} From 8c6c67073c47ab9b8877285b13dadf50b34efedd Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: russell-rozenbaum Date: Sat, 29 Nov 2025 11:18:23 -0500 Subject: [PATCH 04/38] style tweaks --- src/web/app/editors/Editors.re | 1 + src/web/view/ProjectMode/FileSystem.re | 7 ++++--- src/web/view/ProjectMode/ProjectMode.re | 27 +++++++++++++++++++++++-- src/web/www/style/project.css | 6 ++++++ 4 files changed, 36 insertions(+), 5 deletions(-) diff --git a/src/web/app/editors/Editors.re b/src/web/app/editors/Editors.re index 33652eeb47..7c1f788c55 100644 --- a/src/web/app/editors/Editors.re +++ b/src/web/app/editors/Editors.re @@ -180,6 +180,7 @@ module Update = { | (Projects(action), Projects(m)) => let* m' = ProjectMode.Update.update( + ~settings=globals.settings, ~globals, ~schedule_action=a => schedule_action(Projects(a)), action, diff --git a/src/web/view/ProjectMode/FileSystem.re b/src/web/view/ProjectMode/FileSystem.re index ef0387defa..c4aa25002b 100644 --- a/src/web/view/ProjectMode/FileSystem.re +++ b/src/web/view/ProjectMode/FileSystem.re @@ -167,9 +167,10 @@ module Utils = { }; let current_file = (model: Model.t): option(Model.file) => { - switch ( - Maps.StringMap.find_opt(string_of_path(model.current), model.file_tree) - ) { + /* Use Utils.find_opt so we get the same backwards-compatible path lookup + behaviour as the rest of the file system helpers (in particular, the + special handling of the legacy root "" key). */ + switch (find_opt(model.current, model)) { | Some(File(file)) => Some(file) | _ => None }; diff --git a/src/web/view/ProjectMode/ProjectMode.re b/src/web/view/ProjectMode/ProjectMode.re index d6e5ceaf7a..25c2b220c8 100644 --- a/src/web/view/ProjectMode/ProjectMode.re +++ b/src/web/view/ProjectMode/ProjectMode.re @@ -97,10 +97,33 @@ module Update = { }; let update = - (~globals, ~schedule_action: t => unit, action: t, model: Model.t) + ( + ~settings, + ~globals, + ~schedule_action: t => unit, + action: t, + model: Model.t, + ) : Updated.t(Model.t) => { switch (action) { - | CellAction(cell_action) => Updated.return_quiet(model) + | CellAction(a) => + switch (FileSystem.Utils.current_file(model.file_system)) { + | None => Updated.return_quiet(model) + | Some(file) => + let* new_ed = CellEditor.Update.update(~settings, a, file.editor); + let new_file = { + ...file, + editor: new_ed, + }; + let new_file_system = + FileSystem.Utils.add( + file.path, + FileSystem.Model.File(new_file), + model.file_system, + ); + let model: Model.t = {file_system: new_file_system}; + model; + } | FileSystemAction(file_system_action) => let* new_fs = FileSystem.Update.update(file_system_action, model.file_system); diff --git a/src/web/www/style/project.css b/src/web/www/style/project.css index d025900f21..19eff1b9bc 100644 --- a/src/web/www/style/project.css +++ b/src/web/www/style/project.css @@ -23,6 +23,12 @@ background-color: var(--main-bkg); } +/* Cell editor styling in project mode - match ScratchMode appearance */ +#project-mode-main .cell { + flex-grow: 1; + background-color: var(--cell-active); +} + /* File system sidebar */ #project-sidebar { From d36220dfc6ce5331bed2812b82602eca64f8060d Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: russell-rozenbaum Date: Sat, 29 Nov 2025 13:01:09 -0500 Subject: [PATCH 05/38] moved view files to their own place for dependency aversion... should probably move model/update architecture to hazelcore; root of file system path now displays project name --- src/web/app/editors/Editors.re | 8 +- src/web/view/ProjectMode/FileSystem.re | 345 +++----------------- src/web/view/ProjectMode/FileSystemView.re | 281 ++++++++++++++++ src/web/view/ProjectMode/ProjectMode.re | 256 ++++++++------- src/web/view/ProjectMode/ProjectModeView.re | 73 +++++ 5 files changed, 539 insertions(+), 424 deletions(-) create mode 100644 src/web/view/ProjectMode/FileSystemView.re create mode 100644 src/web/view/ProjectMode/ProjectModeView.re diff --git a/src/web/app/editors/Editors.re b/src/web/app/editors/Editors.re index 7c1f788c55..59cb8b04c6 100644 --- a/src/web/app/editors/Editors.re +++ b/src/web/app/editors/Editors.re @@ -472,10 +472,10 @@ module View = { m, ) | Projects(m) => - ProjectMode.View.view( + ProjectModeView.view( ~signal= fun - | ProjectMode.View.MakeActive(s: ProjectMode.Selection.t) => + | ProjectModeView.MakeActive(s: ProjectMode.Selection.t) => signal(MakeActive(Projects(s))), ~globals, ~selected= @@ -510,7 +510,7 @@ module View = { e, ) | Projects(p) => - ProjectMode.View.file_menu( + ProjectModeView.file_menu( ~globals, ~inject=x => inject(Update.Projects(x)), p, @@ -589,7 +589,7 @@ module View = { m, ) | Projects(m) => - ProjectMode.View.top_bar( + ProjectModeView.top_bar( ~globals, ~inject=a => Update.Projects(a) |> inject, m, diff --git a/src/web/view/ProjectMode/FileSystem.re b/src/web/view/ProjectMode/FileSystem.re index c4aa25002b..176f685822 100644 --- a/src/web/view/ProjectMode/FileSystem.re +++ b/src/web/view/ProjectMode/FileSystem.re @@ -141,6 +141,25 @@ module Utils = { }; }; + let init = (): Model.t => { + let root = ""; + { + file_tree: { + let root_project_folder: Model.folder = { + path: [root], + name: root, + children: [], + expanded: true, + }; + Maps.StringMap.singleton( + string_of_path([root]), + Model.Folder(root_project_folder), + ); + }, + current: [root], + }; + }; + let find_opt = (path: Model.path, model: Model.t): option(Model.file_tree_node) => { /* Primary lookup uses the canonical string_of_path key. @@ -176,7 +195,7 @@ module Utils = { }; }; - let add = + let add_file_system = (path: Model.path, node: Model.file_tree_node, model: Model.t): Model.t => { let new_file_tree = Maps.StringMap.add(string_of_path(path), node, model.file_tree); @@ -262,9 +281,10 @@ module Update = { ...parent_folder, children: parent_folder.children @ [new_path], }; - let model' = Utils.add(new_path, Model.File(new_file), model); + let model' = + Utils.add_file_system(new_path, Model.File(new_file), model); let model'' = - Utils.add( + Utils.add_file_system( parent_folder_path, Model.Folder(updated_parent_folder), model', @@ -296,9 +316,10 @@ module Update = { ...parent_folder, children: parent_folder.children @ [new_path], }; - let model' = Utils.add(new_path, Model.Folder(new_folder), model); + let model' = + Utils.add_file_system(new_path, Model.Folder(new_folder), model); let model'' = - Utils.add( + Utils.add_file_system( parent_folder_path, Model.Folder(updated_parent_folder), model', @@ -322,7 +343,11 @@ module Update = { let parent_folder = Utils.remove_child_from_folder(path, parent_folder_path, model'); let model'' = - Utils.add(parent_folder_path, Model.Folder(parent_folder), model'); + Utils.add_file_system( + parent_folder_path, + Model.Folder(parent_folder), + model', + ); Success(model''); | Some(Model.Folder(folder)) => let children = folder.children; @@ -341,15 +366,16 @@ module Update = { ); switch (result) { | Success(model') => + let model'' = Utils.remove(path, model'); let parent_folder = - Utils.remove_child_from_folder(path, parent_folder_path, model'); - let model'' = - Utils.add( + Utils.remove_child_from_folder(path, parent_folder_path, model''); + let model''' = + Utils.add_file_system( parent_folder_path, Model.Folder(parent_folder), - model', + model'', ); - Success(model''); + Success(model'''); | Failure(error_msg) => Failure(error_msg) }; | None => Failure("File or folder does not exist.") @@ -366,7 +392,8 @@ module Update = { ...file, path: new_path, }; - let model'' = Utils.add(new_path, Model.File(new_file), model'); + let model'' = + Utils.add_file_system(new_path, Model.File(new_file), model'); // Update the name of the path in the parent folder let parent_folder_path = Utils.parent_folder(old_path); let parent_folder = @@ -376,7 +403,7 @@ module Update = { children: parent_folder.children @ [new_path], }; let model''' = - Utils.add( + Utils.add_file_system( parent_folder_path, Model.Folder(new_parent_folder), model'', @@ -407,7 +434,7 @@ module Update = { path: new_path, }; let model''' = - Utils.add(new_path, Model.Folder(new_folder), model''); + Utils.add_file_system(new_path, Model.Folder(new_folder), model''); // Done // Update the name of the path in the parent folder let parent_folder_path = Utils.parent_folder(old_path); @@ -422,7 +449,7 @@ module Update = { children: parent_folder.children @ [new_path], }; let model'''' = - Utils.add( + Utils.add_file_system( parent_folder_path, Model.Folder(new_parent_folder), model''', @@ -448,7 +475,8 @@ module Update = { ...file, name: new_name, }; - let model'' = Utils.add(path, Model.File(new_file), model'); + let model'' = + Utils.add_file_system(path, Model.File(new_file), model'); let new_path = List.rev(List.tl(List.rev(path))) @ [new_name]; rename_paths(model'', path, new_path); | Some(Model.Folder(folder)) => @@ -457,7 +485,8 @@ module Update = { ...folder, name: new_name, }; - let model'' = Utils.add(path, Model.Folder(new_folder), model'); + let model'' = + Utils.add_file_system(path, Model.Folder(new_folder), model'); let new_path = List.rev(List.tl(List.rev(path))) @ [new_name]; rename_paths(model'', path, new_path); | None => Failure("File or folder does not exist.") @@ -499,7 +528,7 @@ module Update = { ...folder, expanded: !folder.expanded, }; - Utils.add(path, Model.Folder(updated_folder), model) + Utils.add_file_system(path, Model.Folder(updated_folder), model) |> Updated.return_quiet; | Some(Model.File(_)) => failwith("Path is not a folder. Cannot toggle expansion on a file.") @@ -507,283 +536,3 @@ module Update = { } }; }; - -module View = { - open Virtual_dom.Vdom; - open Node; - open Util.WebUtil; - open Util.JsUtil; - open Js_of_ocaml; - module W = Widgets; - module I = Icons; - - let path_equal = (p1: Model.path, p2: Model.path): bool => - List.length(p1) == List.length(p2) && List.for_all2((==), p1, p2); - - let rec render_node = - ( - ~inject: Update.t => 'a, - ~model: Model.t, - ~depth: int, - node_path: Model.path, - ) - : list(Node.t) => { - let indent_px = 8 * depth; - let is_current = path_equal(model.current, node_path); - - let base_classes = - ["project-fs-item"] @ (is_current ? ["project-fs-item-current"] : []); - - let base_attrs = [clss(base_classes)]; - - switch (Utils.find_opt(node_path, model)) { - | None => [] - | Some(Model.File(file)) => [ - div( - ~attrs= - List.concat([ - base_attrs, - [ - Attr.on_click(_ => inject(Update.SetCurrentFile(file.path))), - ], - ]), - [ - div( - ~attrs=[clss(["project-fs-row"])], - [ - div( - ~attrs=[ - clss(["project-fs-name"]), - Attr.style(Css_gen.padding_left(`Px(indent_px))), - ], - [text(file.name)], - ), - div( - ~attrs=[clss(["project-fs-actions"])], - [ - div( - ~attrs=[clss(["project-fs-actions-icon"])], - [ - W.button(~tooltip="File actions", I.hamburger, _ => - Effect.Ignore - ), - ], - ), - div( - ~attrs=[clss(["project-fs-actions-menu"])], - [ - W.button( - ~tooltip="Rename", - I.rename, - _ => { - let current_name = - switch (Utils.find_opt(node_path, model)) { - | Some(Model.File(f)) => f.name - | _ => "" - }; - let name_opt = - JsUtil.prompt( - "Enter new file name (without .hz):", - current_name, - ); - switch (name_opt) { - | None => Effect.Ignore - | Some(n) => inject(Update.Rename(node_path, n)) - }; - }, - ), - W.button( - ~tooltip="Delete", - I.delete, - _ => { - let confirmed = - JsUtil.confirm( - "Are you sure you want to delete this file?", - ); - confirmed - ? inject(Update.Delete(node_path)) - : Effect.Ignore; - }, - ), - ], - ), - ], - ), - ], - ), - ], - ), - ] - | Some(Model.Folder(folder)) => - // Root folder is represented as the project and is bold; other folders normal - let is_root = folder.path == [""]; - let folder_label = - div( - ~attrs=base_attrs, - [ - div( - ~attrs=[clss(["project-fs-row"])], - [ - div( - ~attrs=[ - clss( - [ - "project-fs-name", /* make folder label behave like file label */ - "project-fs-folder", - ...folder.expanded - ? ["project-fs-folder-expanded"] : [], - ] - @ (is_root ? ["project-fs-root-folder"] : []), - ), - Attr.style(Css_gen.padding_left(`Px(indent_px))), - Attr.on_click(_ => - inject(Update.ToggleFolderExpansion(folder.path)) - ), - ], - [ - div( - ~attrs=[clss(["project-fs-disclosure"])], - [text(folder.expanded ? "▾" : "▸")], - ), - div([text(is_root ? "Project" : folder.name)]), - ], - ), - div( - ~attrs=[clss(["project-fs-actions"])], - [ - div( - ~attrs=[clss(["project-fs-actions-icon"])], - [ - W.button(~tooltip="Folder actions", I.hamburger, _ => - Effect.Ignore - ), - ], - ), - div( - ~attrs=[clss(["project-fs-actions-menu"])], - { - let add_file_btn = - W.button( - ~tooltip="Add file", - I.add_file, - _ => { - let name_opt = - JsUtil.prompt( - "Enter new file name (without .hz):", - "NewFile", - ); - switch (name_opt) { - | None => Effect.Ignore - | Some(n) => - inject(Update.AddNewFile(folder.path, n)) - }; - }, - ); - let add_folder_btn = - W.button( - ~tooltip="Add folder", - I.add_folder, - _ => { - let name_opt = - JsUtil.prompt( - "Enter new folder name:", - "NewFolder", - ); - switch (name_opt) { - | None => Effect.Ignore - | Some(n) => - inject(Update.AddNewFolder(folder.path, n)) - }; - }, - ); - let rename_btns = - is_root - ? [] - : [ - W.button( - ~tooltip="Rename", - I.rename, - _ => { - let current_name = folder.name; - let name_opt = - JsUtil.prompt( - "Enter new folder name:", - current_name, - ); - switch (name_opt) { - | None => Effect.Ignore - | Some(n) => - inject(Update.Rename(folder.path, n)) - }; - }, - ), - ]; - let delete_btns = - is_root - ? [] - : [ - W.button( - ~tooltip="Delete", - I.delete, - _ => { - let confirmed = - JsUtil.confirm( - "Are you sure you want to delete this folder and all its contents?", - ); - confirmed - ? inject(Update.Delete(folder.path)) - : Effect.Ignore; - }, - ), - ]; - [add_file_btn, add_folder_btn] - @ rename_btns - @ delete_btns; - }, - ), - ], - ), - ], - ), - ], - ); - - let children_nodes = - folder.expanded - ? List.concat( - List.map( - (child_path: Model.path) => - render_node(~inject, ~model, ~depth=depth + 1, child_path), - folder.children, - ), - ) - : []; - - [folder_label] @ children_nodes; - }; - }; - - let view = - // File system tree view is a left-hand side sidebar for project navigation - // It injects updates to the file system tree - ( - ~globals as _, - ~inject: Update.t => 'a, - ~selected: option(Selection.t), - model: Model.t, - ) => { - /* For now we assume a single root folder at path [""] */ - let root_path: Model.path = [""]; - [ - div( - ~attrs=[Attr.id("project-sidebar")], - [ - div( - ~attrs=[clss(["project-fs-container"])], - render_node(~inject, ~model, ~depth=0, root_path), - ), - ], - ), - ]; - }; -}; diff --git a/src/web/view/ProjectMode/FileSystemView.re b/src/web/view/ProjectMode/FileSystemView.re new file mode 100644 index 0000000000..42427bd9b2 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/web/view/ProjectMode/FileSystemView.re @@ -0,0 +1,281 @@ +open Haz3lcore; +open Util; +open OptUtil.Syntax; +open Virtual_dom.Vdom; +open Node; +open Util.WebUtil; +open Util.JsUtil; +open Js_of_ocaml; +module W = Widgets; +module I = Icons; + +open FileSystem; + +let path_equal = (p1: Model.path, p2: Model.path): bool => + List.length(p1) == List.length(p2) && List.for_all2((==), p1, p2); + +let rec render_node = + ( + ~inject: Update.t => 'a, + ~project: ProjectMode.Model.project, + ~depth: int, + node_path: Model.path, + ) + : list(Node.t) => { + let model = project.file_system; + let indent_px = 8 * depth; + let is_current = path_equal(model.current, node_path); + + let base_classes = + ["project-fs-item"] @ (is_current ? ["project-fs-item-current"] : []); + + let base_attrs = [clss(base_classes)]; + + switch (Utils.find_opt(node_path, model)) { + | None => [] + | Some(Model.File(file)) => [ + div( + ~attrs= + List.concat([ + base_attrs, + [Attr.on_click(_ => inject(Update.SetCurrentFile(file.path)))], + ]), + [ + div( + ~attrs=[clss(["project-fs-row"])], + [ + div( + ~attrs=[ + clss(["project-fs-name"]), + Attr.style(Css_gen.padding_left(`Px(indent_px))), + ], + [text(file.name)], + ), + div( + ~attrs=[clss(["project-fs-actions"])], + [ + div( + ~attrs=[clss(["project-fs-actions-icon"])], + [ + W.button(~tooltip="File actions", I.hamburger, _ => + Effect.Ignore + ), + ], + ), + div( + ~attrs=[clss(["project-fs-actions-menu"])], + [ + W.button( + ~tooltip="Rename", + I.rename, + _ => { + let current_name = + switch (Utils.find_opt(node_path, model)) { + | Some(Model.File(f)) => f.name + | _ => "" + }; + let name_opt = + JsUtil.prompt( + "Enter new file name (without .hz):", + current_name, + ); + switch (name_opt) { + | None => Effect.Ignore + | Some(n) => inject(Update.Rename(node_path, n)) + }; + }, + ), + W.button( + ~tooltip="Delete", + I.delete, + _ => { + let confirmed = + JsUtil.confirm( + "Are you sure you want to delete this file?", + ); + confirmed + ? inject(Update.Delete(node_path)) + : Effect.Ignore; + }, + ), + ], + ), + ], + ), + ], + ), + ], + ), + ] + | Some(Model.Folder(folder)) => + // Root folder is represented as the project and is bold; other folders normal + let is_root = folder.path == [""]; + let folder_label = + div( + ~attrs=base_attrs, + [ + div( + ~attrs=[clss(["project-fs-row"])], + [ + div( + ~attrs=[ + clss( + [ + "project-fs-name", /* make folder label behave like file label */ + "project-fs-folder", + ...folder.expanded + ? ["project-fs-folder-expanded"] : [], + ] + @ (is_root ? ["project-fs-root-folder"] : []), + ), + Attr.style(Css_gen.padding_left(`Px(indent_px))), + Attr.on_click(_ => + inject(Update.ToggleFolderExpansion(folder.path)) + ), + ], + [ + div( + ~attrs=[clss(["project-fs-disclosure"])], + [text(folder.expanded ? "▾" : "▸")], + ), + div([text(is_root ? project.name : folder.name)]), + ], + ), + div( + ~attrs=[clss(["project-fs-actions"])], + [ + div( + ~attrs=[clss(["project-fs-actions-icon"])], + [ + W.button(~tooltip="Folder actions", I.hamburger, _ => + Effect.Ignore + ), + ], + ), + div( + ~attrs=[clss(["project-fs-actions-menu"])], + { + let add_file_btn = + W.button( + ~tooltip="Add file", + I.add_file, + _ => { + let name_opt = + JsUtil.prompt( + "Enter new file name (without .hz):", + "NewFile", + ); + switch (name_opt) { + | None => Effect.Ignore + | Some(n) => + inject(Update.AddNewFile(folder.path, n)) + }; + }, + ); + let add_folder_btn = + W.button( + ~tooltip="Add folder", + I.add_folder, + _ => { + let name_opt = + JsUtil.prompt( + "Enter new folder name:", + "NewFolder", + ); + switch (name_opt) { + | None => Effect.Ignore + | Some(n) => + inject(Update.AddNewFolder(folder.path, n)) + }; + }, + ); + let rename_btns = + is_root + ? [] + : [ + W.button( + ~tooltip="Rename", + I.rename, + _ => { + let current_name = folder.name; + let name_opt = + JsUtil.prompt( + "Enter new folder name:", + current_name, + ); + switch (name_opt) { + | None => Effect.Ignore + | Some(n) => + inject(Update.Rename(folder.path, n)) + }; + }, + ), + ]; + let delete_btns = + is_root + ? [] + : [ + W.button( + ~tooltip="Delete", + I.delete, + _ => { + let confirmed = + JsUtil.confirm( + "Are you sure you want to delete this folder and all its contents?", + ); + confirmed + ? inject(Update.Delete(folder.path)) + : Effect.Ignore; + }, + ), + ]; + [add_file_btn, add_folder_btn] + @ rename_btns + @ delete_btns; + }, + ), + ], + ), + ], + ), + ], + ); + + let children_nodes = + folder.expanded + ? List.concat( + List.map( + (child_path: Model.path) => + render_node(~inject, ~project, ~depth=depth + 1, child_path), + folder.children, + ), + ) + : []; + + [folder_label] @ children_nodes; + }; +}; + +let view = + // File system tree view is a left-hand side sidebar for project navigation + // It injects updates to the file system tree + ( + ~globals as _, + ~inject: Update.t => 'a, + ~selected: option(Selection.t), + project: ProjectMode.Model.project, + ) => { + /* For now we assume a single root folder at path [""] */ + let root_path: Model.path = [""]; + [ + div( + ~attrs=[Attr.id("project-sidebar")], + [ + div( + ~attrs=[clss(["project-fs-container"])], + render_node(~inject, ~project, ~depth=0, root_path), + ), + ], + ), + ]; +}; diff --git a/src/web/view/ProjectMode/ProjectMode.re b/src/web/view/ProjectMode/ProjectMode.re index 25c2b220c8..f6b8c2fefc 100644 --- a/src/web/view/ProjectMode/ProjectMode.re +++ b/src/web/view/ProjectMode/ProjectMode.re @@ -6,36 +6,100 @@ open OptUtil.Syntax; module Model = { [@deriving (show({with_path: false}), sexp, yojson)] - type t = { + type project = { + id: Id.t, + name: string, file_system: FileSystem.Model.t, // agent: Agent.Model.t // ... }; + + [@deriving (show({with_path: false}), sexp, yojson)] + type t = { + projects: Id.Map.t(project), + current: Id.t, + // ... + }; }; module Persistent = { [@deriving (show({with_path: false}), sexp, yojson)] - type t = { - file_tree: FileSystem.Persistent.t, + type project = { + id: Id.t, + name: string, + file_system: FileSystem.Persistent.t, // agent: Agent.Persistent.t // ... }; - let persist = (model: Model.t): t => { - file_tree: FileSystem.Persistent.persist(model.file_system), - // agent: Agent.Persistent.persist(model.agent), + [@deriving (show({with_path: false}), sexp, yojson)] + type t = { + projects: Id.Map.t(project), + current: Id.t, // ... }; + let persist = (model: Model.t): t => { + projects: + Id.Map.map( + (project: Model.project) => + { + id: project.id, + name: project.name, + file_system: FileSystem.Persistent.persist(project.file_system), + }, + model.projects, + ), + current: model.current, + }; + let unpersist = (~settings, p: t): Model.t => { - file_system: FileSystem.Persistent.unpersist(~settings, p.file_tree), - // agent: Agent.Persistent.unpersist(~settings, p.agent), - // ... + projects: + Id.Map.map( + (p: project): Model.project => + { + id: p.id, + name: p.name, + file_system: + FileSystem.Persistent.unpersist(~settings, p.file_system), + }, + p.projects, + ), + current: p.current, }; +}; - let integrate_share = (model: t): t => { - // TODO: I'm not really sure what this is supposed to do yet - model; +module Utils = { + let current_project = (model: Model.t): Model.project => { + Id.Map.find_opt(model.current, model.projects) + |> OptUtil.get_or_fail("Current project not found"); + }; + + let add_project = (model: Model.t, project: Model.project): Model.t => { + { + // Adds new binding or overwrites the existing binding to the project map + + ...model, + projects: Id.Map.add(project.id, project, model.projects), + }; + }; + + let mk_new_project = (name: string): Model.project => { + let id = Id.mk(); + { + id, + name, + file_system: FileSystem.Utils.init(), + }; + }; + + let sorted_projects = (model: Model.t): list(Model.project) => { + // We sort projects by name + Id.Map.bindings(model.projects) + |> List.map(((_, project: Model.project)) => project) + |> List.sort((a: Model.project, b: Model.project) => + String.compare(a.name, b.name) + ); }; }; @@ -46,25 +110,19 @@ module Store = { let key = Store.Project; let default: unit => t = () => { - let root = ""; // root name is the empty string - let file_tree: FileSystem.Persistent.t = { - file_tree: { - let root_project_folder: FileSystem.Persistent.folder = { - path: [root], - name: root, - children: [], - expanded: true, - }; - let file_tree = - Maps.StringMap.singleton( - FileSystem.Utils.string_of_path([root]), - FileSystem.Persistent.Folder(root_project_folder), - ); - file_tree; - }, - current: [root], + let root = "MyHazelProject"; + let file_system: FileSystem.Persistent.t = + FileSystem.Persistent.persist(FileSystem.Utils.init()); + let id = Id.mk(); + let project: Persistent.project = { + id, + name: root, + file_system, + }; + { + projects: Id.Map.singleton(id, project), + current: id, }; - {file_tree: file_tree}; }; }); @@ -105,9 +163,10 @@ module Update = { model: Model.t, ) : Updated.t(Model.t) => { + let curr_project = Utils.current_project(model); switch (action) { | CellAction(a) => - switch (FileSystem.Utils.current_file(model.file_system)) { + switch (FileSystem.Utils.current_file(curr_project.file_system)) { | None => Updated.return_quiet(model) | Some(file) => let* new_ed = CellEditor.Update.update(~settings, a, file.editor); @@ -115,20 +174,33 @@ module Update = { ...file, editor: new_ed, }; - let new_file_system = - FileSystem.Utils.add( + let updated_file_system = + FileSystem.Utils.add_file_system( file.path, FileSystem.Model.File(new_file), - model.file_system, + curr_project.file_system, ); - let model: Model.t = {file_system: new_file_system}; - model; + Utils.add_project( + model, + { + ...curr_project, + file_system: updated_file_system, + }, + ); } | FileSystemAction(file_system_action) => let* new_fs = - FileSystem.Update.update(file_system_action, model.file_system); - let new_model: Model.t = {file_system: new_fs}; - new_model; + FileSystem.Update.update( + file_system_action, + curr_project.file_system, + ); + Utils.add_project( + model, + { + ...curr_project, + file_system: new_fs, + }, + ); }; }; @@ -140,7 +212,8 @@ module Update = { model: Model.t, ) : Model.t => { - switch (FileSystem.Utils.current_file(model.file_system)) { + let curr_project = Utils.current_project(model); + switch (FileSystem.Utils.current_file(curr_project.file_system)) { | None => model // No current file to calculate | Some(file) => let worker_request = ref([]); @@ -191,17 +264,18 @@ module Update = { editor: new_ed, }; let updated_file_system = - Maps.StringMap.add( - FileSystem.Utils.string_of_path(file.path), + FileSystem.Utils.add_file_system( + file.path, FileSystem.Model.File(updated_file), - model.file_system.file_tree, + curr_project.file_system, ); - { - file_system: { - ...model.file_system, - file_tree: updated_file_system, + Utils.add_project( + model, + { + ...curr_project, + file_system: updated_file_system, }, - }; + ); }; }; }; @@ -219,7 +293,10 @@ module Selection = { // If an editor is not set (eg. only a folder exists), we return the empty cursor switch (selection) { | Cell(selection) => - let file = FileSystem.Utils.current_file(model.file_system); + let file = + FileSystem.Utils.current_file( + Utils.current_project(model).file_system, + ); switch (file) { | None => empty | Some(file) => @@ -237,7 +314,10 @@ module Selection = { | Cell(selection) => switch (event) { | _ => - let* file = FileSystem.Utils.current_file(model.file_system); + let* file = + FileSystem.Utils.current_file( + Utils.current_project(model).file_system, + ); CellEditor.Selection.handle_key_event(~selection, ~event, file.editor) |> Option.map(x => Update.CellAction(x)); } @@ -245,79 +325,11 @@ module Selection = { }; let jump_to_tile = (tile: Id.t, model: Model.t): option((Update.t, t)) => { - let* file = FileSystem.Utils.current_file(model.file_system); + let* file = + FileSystem.Utils.current_file( + Utils.current_project(model).file_system, + ); CellEditor.Selection.jump_to_tile(tile, file.editor) |> Option.map(((x, y)) => (Update.CellAction(x), Cell(y))); }; }; - -module View = { - type event = - | MakeActive(Selection.t); - - let project_sidebar = (~globals, ~inject, model: Model.t) => { - FileSystem.View.view( - ~globals, - ~inject=a => inject(Update.FileSystemAction(a)), - ~selected=None, - model.file_system, - ); - }; - - let view = - ( - ~globals, - ~signal: event => 'a, - ~inject: Update.t => 'a, - ~selected: option(Selection.t), - model: Model.t, - ) => { - let sidebar = project_sidebar(~globals, ~inject, model); - - let main_content = - switch (FileSystem.Utils.current_file(model.file_system)) { - | None => [] - | Some(file) => [ - CellEditor.View.view( - ~globals, - ~signal= - fun - | MakeActive(selection) => - signal(MakeActive(Cell(selection))), - ~inject=a => inject(CellAction(a)), - ~selected= - switch (selected) { - | Some(Selection.Cell(s)) => Some(s) - | _ => None - }, - ~locked=false, - file.editor, - ), - ] - }; - - [ - Virtual_dom.Vdom.Node.div( - ~attrs=[Virtual_dom.Vdom.Attr.id("project-mode")], - [ - Virtual_dom.Vdom.Node.div( - ~attrs=[Virtual_dom.Vdom.Attr.id("project-mode-sidebar")], - sidebar, - ), - Virtual_dom.Vdom.Node.div( - ~attrs=[Virtual_dom.Vdom.Attr.id("project-mode-main")], - main_content, - ), - ], - ), - ]; - }; - - let file_menu = (~globals as _, ~inject as _, _: Model.t) => { - []; - }; - - let top_bar = (~globals as _, ~inject as _, _model: Model.t) => { - [Virtual_dom.Vdom.Node.div([])]; - }; -}; diff --git a/src/web/view/ProjectMode/ProjectModeView.re b/src/web/view/ProjectMode/ProjectModeView.re new file mode 100644 index 0000000000..132a9c7445 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/web/view/ProjectMode/ProjectModeView.re @@ -0,0 +1,73 @@ +open Haz3lcore; +open Util; +open OptUtil.Syntax; + +open ProjectMode; + +type event = + | MakeActive(Selection.t); + +let project_sidebar = (~globals, ~inject, model: Model.t) => { + FileSystemView.view( + ~globals, + ~inject=a => inject(Update.FileSystemAction(a)), + ~selected=None, + Utils.current_project(model), + ); +}; + +let view = + ( + ~globals, + ~signal: event => 'a, + ~inject: Update.t => 'a, + ~selected: option(Selection.t), + model: Model.t, + ) => { + let sidebar = project_sidebar(~globals, ~inject, model); + let curr_project = Utils.current_project(model); + let main_content = + switch (FileSystem.Utils.current_file(curr_project.file_system)) { + | None => [] + | Some(file) => [ + CellEditor.View.view( + ~globals, + ~signal= + fun + | MakeActive(selection) => signal(MakeActive(Cell(selection))), + ~inject=a => inject(CellAction(a)), + ~selected= + switch (selected) { + | Some(Selection.Cell(s)) => Some(s) + | _ => None + }, + ~locked=false, + file.editor, + ), + ] + }; + + [ + Virtual_dom.Vdom.Node.div( + ~attrs=[Virtual_dom.Vdom.Attr.id("project-mode")], + [ + Virtual_dom.Vdom.Node.div( + ~attrs=[Virtual_dom.Vdom.Attr.id("project-mode-sidebar")], + sidebar, + ), + Virtual_dom.Vdom.Node.div( + ~attrs=[Virtual_dom.Vdom.Attr.id("project-mode-main")], + main_content, + ), + ], + ), + ]; +}; + +let file_menu = (~globals as _, ~inject as _, _: Model.t) => { + []; +}; + +let top_bar = (~globals as _, ~inject as _, _model: Model.t) => { + [Virtual_dom.Vdom.Node.div([])]; +}; From 88236661aa673e928d41f53564608f7fc977f4ab Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: russell-rozenbaum Date: Sat, 29 Nov 2025 13:39:07 -0500 Subject: [PATCH 06/38] backend update model and update actions implemented for multi project systems --- src/web/view/ProjectMode/FileSystemView.re | 4 +- src/web/view/ProjectMode/ProjectMode.re | 182 ++++++++++++++------- 2 files changed, 128 insertions(+), 58 deletions(-) diff --git a/src/web/view/ProjectMode/FileSystemView.re b/src/web/view/ProjectMode/FileSystemView.re index 42427bd9b2..52e0fc6e16 100644 --- a/src/web/view/ProjectMode/FileSystemView.re +++ b/src/web/view/ProjectMode/FileSystemView.re @@ -17,7 +17,7 @@ let path_equal = (p1: Model.path, p2: Model.path): bool => let rec render_node = ( ~inject: Update.t => 'a, - ~project: ProjectMode.Model.project, + ~project: ProjectMode.Project.Model.t, ~depth: int, node_path: Model.path, ) @@ -263,7 +263,7 @@ let view = ~globals as _, ~inject: Update.t => 'a, ~selected: option(Selection.t), - project: ProjectMode.Model.project, + project: ProjectMode.Project.Model.t, ) => { /* For now we assume a single root folder at path [""] */ let root_path: Model.path = [""]; diff --git a/src/web/view/ProjectMode/ProjectMode.re b/src/web/view/ProjectMode/ProjectMode.re index f6b8c2fefc..1260f9aea4 100644 --- a/src/web/view/ProjectMode/ProjectMode.re +++ b/src/web/view/ProjectMode/ProjectMode.re @@ -4,78 +4,98 @@ open OptUtil.Syntax; /* This file follows conventions in [docs/ui-architecture.md] */ -module Model = { - [@deriving (show({with_path: false}), sexp, yojson)] - type project = { - id: Id.t, - name: string, - file_system: FileSystem.Model.t, - // agent: Agent.Model.t - // ... +module Project = { + module Model = { + [@deriving (show({with_path: false}), sexp, yojson)] + type t = { + id: Id.t, + name: string, + file_system: FileSystem.Model.t, + // agent: Agent.Model.t + // ... + }; + }; + + module Persistent = { + [@deriving (show({with_path: false}), sexp, yojson)] + type t = { + id: Id.t, + name: string, + file_system: FileSystem.Persistent.t, + // agent: Agent.Persistent.t + // ... + }; + + let persist = (model: Model.t): t => { + { + id: model.id, + name: model.name, + file_system: FileSystem.Persistent.persist(model.file_system), + }; + }; + + let unpersist = (~settings, p: t): Model.t => { + { + id: p.id, + name: p.name, + file_system: + FileSystem.Persistent.unpersist(~settings, p.file_system), + }; + }; }; + module Utils = { + let mk_new_project = (name: string): Model.t => { + let id = Id.mk(); + { + id, + name, + file_system: FileSystem.Utils.init(), + }; + }; + }; +}; + +module Model = { [@deriving (show({with_path: false}), sexp, yojson)] type t = { - projects: Id.Map.t(project), + projects: Id.Map.t(Project.Model.t), current: Id.t, // ... }; }; module Persistent = { - [@deriving (show({with_path: false}), sexp, yojson)] - type project = { - id: Id.t, - name: string, - file_system: FileSystem.Persistent.t, - // agent: Agent.Persistent.t - // ... - }; - [@deriving (show({with_path: false}), sexp, yojson)] type t = { - projects: Id.Map.t(project), + projects: Id.Map.t(Project.Persistent.t), current: Id.t, // ... }; let persist = (model: Model.t): t => { - projects: - Id.Map.map( - (project: Model.project) => - { - id: project.id, - name: project.name, - file_system: FileSystem.Persistent.persist(project.file_system), - }, - model.projects, - ), + projects: Id.Map.map(Project.Persistent.persist, model.projects), current: model.current, }; let unpersist = (~settings, p: t): Model.t => { projects: - Id.Map.map( - (p: project): Model.project => - { - id: p.id, - name: p.name, - file_system: - FileSystem.Persistent.unpersist(~settings, p.file_system), - }, - p.projects, - ), + Id.Map.map(Project.Persistent.unpersist(~settings), p.projects), current: p.current, }; }; module Utils = { - let current_project = (model: Model.t): Model.project => { - Id.Map.find_opt(model.current, model.projects) + let find_project = (id: Id.t, model: Model.t): option(Project.Model.t) => { + Id.Map.find_opt(id, model.projects); + }; + + let current_project = (model: Model.t): Project.Model.t => { + find_project(model.current, model) |> OptUtil.get_or_fail("Current project not found"); }; - let add_project = (model: Model.t, project: Model.project): Model.t => { + let add_project = (model: Model.t, project: Project.Model.t): Model.t => { { // Adds new binding or overwrites the existing binding to the project map @@ -84,20 +104,11 @@ module Utils = { }; }; - let mk_new_project = (name: string): Model.project => { - let id = Id.mk(); - { - id, - name, - file_system: FileSystem.Utils.init(), - }; - }; - - let sorted_projects = (model: Model.t): list(Model.project) => { + let sorted_projects = (model: Model.t): list(Project.Model.t) => { // We sort projects by name Id.Map.bindings(model.projects) - |> List.map(((_, project: Model.project)) => project) - |> List.sort((a: Model.project, b: Model.project) => + |> List.map(((_, project: Project.Model.t)) => project) + |> List.sort((a: Project.Model.t, b: Project.Model.t) => String.compare(a.name, b.name) ); }; @@ -114,7 +125,7 @@ module Store = { let file_system: FileSystem.Persistent.t = FileSystem.Persistent.persist(FileSystem.Utils.init()); let id = Id.mk(); - let project: Persistent.project = { + let project: Project.Persistent.t = { id, name: root, file_system, @@ -134,10 +145,67 @@ module Store = { module Update = { open Updated; + + module ProjectMapUpdate = { + [@deriving (show({with_path: false}), sexp, yojson)] + type t = + | SwitchProject(Id.t) + | AddNewProject(string) + | DeleteProject(Id.t) + | RenameProject(Id.t, string); + + let can_undo = (_action: t) => { + true; + }; + + let switch_project = (id: Id.t, model: Model.t): Updated.t(Model.t) => { + { + ...model, + current: id, + } + |> Updated.return_quiet; + }; + + let add_new_project = (name: string, model: Model.t): Updated.t(Model.t) => { + let project = Project.Utils.mk_new_project(name); + Utils.add_project(model, project) |> Updated.return_quiet; + }; + + let delete_project = (id: Id.t, model: Model.t): Updated.t(Model.t) => { + { + ...model, + projects: Id.Map.remove(id, model.projects), + } + |> Updated.return_quiet; + }; + + let rename_project = + (id: Id.t, name: string, model: Model.t): Updated.t(Model.t) => { + let project = + Utils.find_project(id, model) + |> OptUtil.get_or_fail("Project not found"); + let renamed_project = { + ...project, + name, + }; + Utils.add_project(model, renamed_project) |> Updated.return_quiet; + }; + + let update = (action: t, model: Model.t): Updated.t(Model.t) => { + switch (action) { + | SwitchProject(id) => switch_project(id, model) + | AddNewProject(name) => add_new_project(name, model) + | DeleteProject(id) => delete_project(id, model) + | RenameProject(id, name) => rename_project(id, name, model) + }; + }; + }; + [@deriving (show({with_path: false}), sexp, yojson)] type t = | CellAction(CellEditor.Update.t) - | FileSystemAction(FileSystem.Update.t); + | FileSystemAction(FileSystem.Update.t) + | ProjectMapAction(ProjectMapUpdate.t); let can_undo = (_action: t) => { false; @@ -201,6 +269,8 @@ module Update = { file_system: new_fs, }, ); + | ProjectMapAction(project_map_action) => + ProjectMapUpdate.update(project_map_action, model) }; }; From b28f733918d71483f08158dd3bdf3df397e4eec2 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: russell-rozenbaum Date: Sat, 29 Nov 2025 14:49:44 -0500 Subject: [PATCH 07/38] implements add project ui --- src/web/app/common/Icons.re | 8 + src/web/view/ProjectMode/ProjectMode.re | 26 ++-- src/web/view/ProjectMode/ProjectModeView.re | 116 +++++++++++++- src/web/www/style/nut-menu.css | 2 +- src/web/www/style/project.css | 158 ++++++++++++++++++++ 5 files changed, 297 insertions(+), 13 deletions(-) diff --git a/src/web/app/common/Icons.re b/src/web/app/common/Icons.re index 4a32c96cad..a5994a4c9f 100644 --- a/src/web/app/common/Icons.re +++ b/src/web/app/common/Icons.re @@ -417,3 +417,11 @@ let add_folder = "M21,6H12.618L10.9,2.553A1,1,0,0,0,10,2H3A1,1,0,0,0,2,3V21a1,1,0,0,0,1,1H21a1,1,0,0,0,1-1V7A1,1,0,0,0,21,6ZM20,20H4V4H9.382l1.723,3.447A1,1,0,0,0,12,8h8ZM12,10a1,1,0,0,1,1,1v2h2a1,1,0,0,1,0,2H13v2a1,1,0,0,1-2,0V15H9a1,1,0,0,1,0-2h2V11A1,1,0,0,1,12,10Z", ], ); + +let add_project = + simple_icon( + ~view="0 0 512 512", + [ + "M192,-7.10542736e-15 L384,110.851252 L384,242.986 L341.333,242.986 L341.333,157.655 L213.333,231.555 L213.333,431.088 L192,443.405007 L0,332.553755 L0,110.851252 L192,-7.10542736e-15 Z M341.333333,264.32 L341.333,328.32 L405.333333,328.32 L405.333333,370.986667 L341.333,370.986 L341.333333,434.986667 L298.666667,434.986667 L298.666,370.986 L234.666667,370.986667 L234.666667,328.32 L298.666,328.32 L298.666667,264.32 L341.333333,264.32 Z M42.666,157.654 L42.6666667,307.920144 L170.666,381.82 L170.666,231.555 L42.666,157.654 Z M192,49.267223 L66.1333333,121.936377 L192,194.605531 L317.866667,121.936377 L192,49.267223 Z", + ], + ); diff --git a/src/web/view/ProjectMode/ProjectMode.re b/src/web/view/ProjectMode/ProjectMode.re index 1260f9aea4..63b2dd01ab 100644 --- a/src/web/view/ProjectMode/ProjectMode.re +++ b/src/web/view/ProjectMode/ProjectMode.re @@ -163,21 +163,27 @@ module Update = { ...model, current: id, } - |> Updated.return_quiet; + |> Updated.return; }; let add_new_project = (name: string, model: Model.t): Updated.t(Model.t) => { let project = Project.Utils.mk_new_project(name); - Utils.add_project(model, project) |> Updated.return_quiet; + Utils.add_project(model, project) |> Updated.return; }; - let delete_project = (id: Id.t, model: Model.t): Updated.t(Model.t) => { - { - ...model, - projects: Id.Map.remove(id, model.projects), - } - |> Updated.return_quiet; - }; + let delete_project = (id: Id.t, model: Model.t): Updated.t(Model.t) => + if (Id.Map.cardinal(model.projects) <= 1) { + failwith("Must have at least one project."); + } else { + let new_current = Id.Map.choose(model.projects) |> fst; + ( + { + projects: Id.Map.remove(id, model.projects), + current: new_current, + }: Model.t + ) + |> Updated.return; + }; let rename_project = (id: Id.t, name: string, model: Model.t): Updated.t(Model.t) => { @@ -208,7 +214,7 @@ module Update = { | ProjectMapAction(ProjectMapUpdate.t); let can_undo = (_action: t) => { - false; + true; }; let export_project = (model: Model.t): unit => { diff --git a/src/web/view/ProjectMode/ProjectModeView.re b/src/web/view/ProjectMode/ProjectModeView.re index 132a9c7445..5b171b2798 100644 --- a/src/web/view/ProjectMode/ProjectModeView.re +++ b/src/web/view/ProjectMode/ProjectModeView.re @@ -68,6 +68,118 @@ let file_menu = (~globals as _, ~inject as _, _: Model.t) => { []; }; -let top_bar = (~globals as _, ~inject as _, _model: Model.t) => { - [Virtual_dom.Vdom.Node.div([])]; +let top_bar = (~globals as _, ~inject: Update.t => 'a, model: Model.t) => { + open Virtual_dom.Vdom; + open Node; + open Util.WebUtil; + open Util.JsUtil; + open Js_of_ocaml; + module W = Widgets; + module I = Icons; + + let sorted_projects = Utils.sorted_projects(model); + let current_id = model.current; + + let project_tabs = + List.map( + (project: ProjectMode.Project.Model.t) => { + let is_current = project.id == current_id; + div( + ~attrs=[ + clss([ + "project-tab", + ...is_current ? ["project-tab-current"] : [], + ]), + Attr.on_click(_ => + inject(Update.ProjectMapAction(SwitchProject(project.id))) + ), + ], + [ + div(~attrs=[clss(["project-tab-name"])], [text(project.name)]), + div( + ~attrs=[clss(["project-tab-actions"])], + [ + div( + ~attrs=[clss(["project-tab-actions-icon"])], + [ + W.button(~tooltip="Project actions", I.hamburger, _ => + Effect.Ignore + ), + ], + ), + div( + ~attrs=[clss(["project-tab-actions-menu"])], + [ + W.button( + ~tooltip="Rename", + I.rename, + _ => { + let name_opt = + JsUtil.prompt( + "Enter new project name:", + project.name, + ); + switch (name_opt) { + | None => Effect.Ignore + | Some(n) => + inject( + Update.ProjectMapAction( + RenameProject(project.id, n), + ), + ) + }; + }, + ), + W.button( + ~tooltip="Delete", + I.delete, + _ => { + let confirmed = + JsUtil.confirm( + "Are you sure you want to delete this project? This will delete all files in the project.", + ); + confirmed + ? inject( + Update.ProjectMapAction( + DeleteProject(project.id), + ), + ) + : Effect.Ignore; + }, + ), + ], + ), + ], + ), + ], + ); + }, + sorted_projects, + ); + + let add_project_btn = + div( + ~attrs=[clss(["project-tab-add"])], + [ + W.button( + ~tooltip="Add new project", + I.add_project, + _ => { + let name_opt = + JsUtil.prompt("Enter new project name:", "NewProject"); + switch (name_opt) { + | None => Effect.Ignore + | Some(n) => inject(Update.ProjectMapAction(AddNewProject(n))) + }; + }, + ), + ], + ); + + [ + div( + ~attrs=[Attr.id("project-tabs-container")], + project_tabs @ [add_project_btn], + ), + ]; }; diff --git a/src/web/www/style/nut-menu.css b/src/web/www/style/nut-menu.css index 3536677ee7..44dc20fe74 100644 --- a/src/web/www/style/nut-menu.css +++ b/src/web/www/style/nut-menu.css @@ -286,7 +286,7 @@ justify-content: center; } -#top-bar #editor-mode .icon:hover { +#top-bar .icon:hover { scale: unset; border-radius: 1em; background-color: var(--SAND); diff --git a/src/web/www/style/project.css b/src/web/www/style/project.css index 19eff1b9bc..4e3073d783 100644 --- a/src/web/www/style/project.css +++ b/src/web/www/style/project.css @@ -155,3 +155,161 @@ transform: scale(1.2); filter: brightness(1.15); } + +/* Project tabs in top bar */ + +#project-tabs-container { + display: flex; + align-items: center; + gap: 4px; + padding: 4px 0; +} + +.project-tab { + display: flex; + align-items: center; + gap: 6px; + padding: 4.5px 12px; + border-radius: 0.1em 0.4em 0 0; + background-color: var(--T3); + color: var(--menu-item-text); + cursor: pointer; + user-select: none; + transition: background-color 0.15s ease-in-out, color 0.15s ease-in-out, + padding 0.15s ease-in, + transform 0.1s ease-in-out; + position: relative; + border-bottom: 2px solid transparent; +} + +.project-tab:hover { + background-color: var(--cell-active); + padding: 5.5px 12px; + transform: translateY(-1px); +} + +.project-tab-current { + color: var(--BR4); + border-bottom-color: var(--Y3); + border-bottom-width: 3px; + font-weight: 500; +} + +.project-tab-name { + white-space: nowrap; + font-size: 0.9em; +} + +.project-tab-actions { + position: relative; + display: flex; + align-items: center; + opacity: 0; + transition: opacity 0.15s ease-in-out; +} + +.project-tab:hover .project-tab-actions { + opacity: 1; +} + +.project-tab-actions-icon .icon { + width: 18px; + height: 18px; + display: flex; + align-items: center; + justify-content: center; + border-radius: 999px; + transition: background-color 0.1s ease-in-out, transform 0.1s ease-in-out; + cursor: pointer; +} + +.project-tab-actions-icon .icon svg { + fill: var(--menu-icon); + width: 14px; + height: 14px; +} + +.project-tab-actions-icon .icon:hover { + background-color: var(--menu-bkg); + transform: scale(1.1); +} + +.project-tab-actions-menu { + display: none; + position: absolute; + top: 100%; + right: 0; + padding: 2px 6px; + background-color: var(--menu-bkg); + outline: 0.6px solid var(--menu-outline); + box-shadow: 0px 10px 20px var(--menu-shadow); + border-radius: 0.4em; + flex-direction: row; + gap: 4px; + z-index: var(--top-bar-z); +} + +.project-tab-actions:hover .project-tab-actions-menu { + display: flex; +} + +.project-tab-actions-menu .icon { + width: 20px; + height: 20px; + display: flex; + align-items: center; + justify-content: center; + cursor: pointer; + border-radius: 0.3em; + transition: background-color 0.1s ease-in-out; +} + +.project-tab-actions-menu .icon:hover { + background-color: var(--menu-item-hover-bkg); +} + +.project-tab-actions-menu .icon svg { + fill: var(--menu-icon); + width: 16px; + height: 16px; + transition: transform 0.15s ease-in-out, filter 0.15s ease-in-out; +} + +.project-tab-actions-menu .icon:hover svg { + transform: scale(1.15); + filter: brightness(1.2); +} + +.project-tab-add { + display: flex; + align-items: center; + padding: 6px 8px; + margin-left: 4px; + border-radius: 0.4em; + transition: background-color 0.15s ease-in-out, transform 0.1s ease-in-out; + cursor: pointer; +} + +.project-tab-add:hover { + transform: translateY(-1px); +} + +.project-tab-add .icon { + width: 20px; + height: 20px; + display: flex; + align-items: center; + justify-content: center; + border-radius: 999px; + transition: background-color 0.1s ease-in-out, transform 0.1s ease-in-out; +} + +.project-tab-add .icon svg { + fill: var(--menu-icon); + width: 16px; + height: 16px; +} + +.project-tab-add:hover .icon { + transform: scale(1.15); +} From 7b9d2bb7ccef578441d8d3358fb33a6002f0fcde Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: russell-rozenbaum Date: Sun, 30 Nov 2025 13:27:08 -0500 Subject: [PATCH 08/38] [checkpointing] agent chat architecture implemented. now uses a tree-based architecture for chats --- src/util/API.re | 7 + src/util/OpenRouter.re | 765 ++++++++++-------- src/web/view/ProjectMode/Agent.re | 388 +++++++++ src/web/view/ProjectMode/FileSystem.re | 7 +- src/web/view/ProjectMode/FileSystemView.re | 4 +- src/web/view/ProjectMode/Project.re | 53 ++ src/web/view/ProjectMode/ProjectMode.re | 67 +- src/web/view/ProjectMode/ProjectModeView.re | 2 +- .../view/ProjectMode/ProjectMode_ReadMe.md | 0 9 files changed, 870 insertions(+), 423 deletions(-) create mode 100644 src/web/view/ProjectMode/Agent.re create mode 100644 src/web/view/ProjectMode/Project.re create mode 100644 src/web/view/ProjectMode/ProjectMode_ReadMe.md diff --git a/src/util/API.re b/src/util/API.re index c4fdea2dcf..848787e1f0 100644 --- a/src/util/API.re +++ b/src/util/API.re @@ -76,6 +76,13 @@ module Json = { let* pairs = get_kvs(json); List.assoc_opt(key, pairs); }; + + module Parsers = { + let int_field = (json: t, field: string): option(int) => { + let* num = dot(field, json); + int(num); + }; + }; }; let receive = (~debug=true, request: request): option(Json.t) => diff --git a/src/util/OpenRouter.re b/src/util/OpenRouter.re index 3dc517c83b..32c1edec8e 100644 --- a/src/util/OpenRouter.re +++ b/src/util/OpenRouter.re @@ -3,401 +3,450 @@ open OptUtil.Syntax; open Sexplib.Std; open Ppx_yojson_conv_lib.Yojson_conv; -[@deriving (show({with_path: false}), sexp, yojson)] -type tool_contents = { - tool_call_id: string, - name: string, -}; - -[@deriving (show({with_path: false}), sexp, yojson)] -type role = - | System - | Developer - | User - | Assistant - | Tool(tool_contents); - -[@deriving (show({with_path: false}), sexp, yojson)] -type message = { - role, - content: string, -}; - -[@deriving (show({with_path: false}), sexp, yojson)] -type effort_level = - | Low - | Medium - | High; - -[@deriving (show({with_path: false}), sexp, yojson)] -type reasoning = - | Effort(effort_level) - | MaxTokens(int) - | Exclude(bool); - -[@deriving (show({with_path: false}), sexp, yojson)] -type params = { - model_id: string, - reasoning, - temperature: float, - top_p: float, - tools: list(Json.t), - stream: bool, - messages: list(message), -}; +module Message = { + module Model = { + [@deriving (show({with_path: false}), sexp, yojson)] + type tool_contents = { + tool_call_id: string, + name: string, + }; + + [@deriving (show({with_path: false}), sexp, yojson)] + type role = + | System + | Developer + | User + | Assistant + | Tool(tool_contents); + + [@deriving (show({with_path: false}), sexp, yojson)] + type t = { + role, + content: string, + }; + }; -[@deriving (show({with_path: false}), sexp, yojson)] -type usage = { - prompt_tokens: int, - completion_tokens: int, - total_tokens: int, + module Utils = { + let string_of_role = + fun + | Model.System => "system" + | Model.Developer => "developer" + | Model.User => "user" + | Model.Assistant => "assistant" + | Model.Tool(_) => "tool"; + + let json_of_message = (message: Model.t): Json.t => + switch (message.role) { + | Tool(tool_contents) => + `Assoc([ + ("role", `String(string_of_role(message.role))), + ("content", `String(message.content)), + ("tool_call_id", `String(tool_contents.tool_call_id)), + ("name", `String(tool_contents.name)), + ]) + | _ => + `Assoc([ + ("role", `String(string_of_role(message.role))), + ("content", `String(message.content)), + ]) + }; + + let mk_assistant_msg = (content: string): Model.t => { + role: Assistant, + content, + }; + let mk_user_msg = (content: string): Model.t => { + role: User, + content, + }; + let mk_developer_msg = (content: string): Model.t => { + role: Developer, + content, + }; + let mk_system_msg = (content: string): Model.t => { + role: System, + content, + }; + let mk_tool_msg = + (content: string, tool_contents: Model.tool_contents): Model.t => { + role: Tool(tool_contents), + content, + }; + }; }; -[@deriving (show({with_path: false}), sexp, yojson)] -type tool_call = { - id: string, - name: string, - args: Json.t, +module Payload = { + module Model = { + [@deriving (show({with_path: false}), sexp, yojson)] + type effort_level = + | Low + | Medium + | High; + + [@deriving (show({with_path: false}), sexp, yojson)] + type reasoning = + | Effort(effort_level) + | MaxTokens(int) + | Exclude(bool); + + [@deriving (show({with_path: false}), sexp, yojson)] + type t = { + model_id: string, + reasoning, + temperature: float, + top_p: float, + tools: list(Json.t), + stream: bool, + messages: list(Message.Model.t), + prompt: option(string), + }; + }; + module Utils = { + let string_of_effort_level = + fun + | Model.Low => "low" + | Model.Medium => "medium" + | Model.High => "high"; + + let mk_default = + ( + ~model_id: string, + ~messages: list(Message.Model.t), + ~prompt: option(string), + ~tools: list(Json.t), + ) + : Model.t => { + model_id, + reasoning: Effort(Low), + temperature: 0.9, + top_p: 1.0, + tools, + stream: false, + messages, + prompt, + }; + + let mk_reasoning = (reasoning: Model.reasoning): Json.t => + switch (reasoning) { + | Effort(effort) => + `Assoc([("effort", `String(string_of_effort_level(effort)))]) + | MaxTokens(max_tokens) => `Assoc([("max_tokens", `Int(max_tokens))]) + | Exclude(exclude) => `Assoc([("exclude", `Bool(exclude))]) + }; + + let json_of_payload = (~payload: Model.t): Json.t => { + `Assoc([ + ("model", `String(payload.model_id)), + ("reasoning", mk_reasoning(payload.reasoning)), + ("temperature", `Float(payload.temperature)), + ("top_p", `Float(payload.top_p)), + ("tools", `List(payload.tools)), + ("stream", `Bool(payload.stream)), + ( + "messages", + `List(List.map(Message.Utils.json_of_message, payload.messages)), + ), + switch (payload.prompt) { + | Some(prompt) => ("prompt", `String(prompt)) + | None => ("prompt", `Null) + }, + ]); + }; + }; }; -[@deriving (show({with_path: false}), sexp, yojson)] -type reply = { - content: string, - tool_call: option(tool_call), - usage, +module Reply = { + module Model = { + [@deriving (show({with_path: false}), sexp, yojson)] + type usage = { + prompt_tokens: int, + completion_tokens: int, + total_tokens: int, + }; + + [@deriving (show({with_path: false}), sexp, yojson)] + type tool_call = { + id: string, + name: string, + args: Json.t, + }; + + [@deriving (show({with_path: false}), sexp, yojson)] + type t = { + content: string, + tool_call: option(tool_call), + usage, + }; + }; }; -[@deriving (show({with_path: false}), sexp, yojson)] -type error = { - message: string, - code: int, -}; +module Model = { + [@deriving (show({with_path: false}), sexp, yojson)] + type error = { + message: string, + code: int, + }; -type result = - | Reply(reply) - | Error(error); - -let string_of_role = - fun - | System => "system" - | Developer => "developer" - | User => "user" - | Assistant => "assistant" - | Tool(_) => "tool"; - -let string_of_effort_level = - fun - | Low => "low" - | Medium => "medium" - | High => "high"; - -let default_params = { - model_id: "", - reasoning: Effort(Low), - temperature: 0.9, - top_p: 1.0, - tools: [], - stream: false, - messages: [], + type result = + | Reply(Reply.Model.t) + | Error(error); }; -let set_to_default_params = (model_id: string): params => { - { - ...default_params, - model_id, +module Utils = { + let chat = + (~key: string, ~body: Json.t, ~handler: option(Json.t) => unit): unit => { + print_endline("API: POSTing OpenRouter request"); + request( + ~method=POST, + ~url="https://openrouter.ai/api/v1/chat/completions", + ~headers=[ + ("Content-Type", "application/json"), + ("Authorization", "Bearer " ++ key), + ], + ~body, + handler, + ); }; -}; -let mk_message = ({role, content}) => - switch (role) { - | Tool(tool_contents) => - `Assoc([ - ("role", `String(string_of_role(role))), - ("content", `String(content)), - ("tool_call_id", `String(tool_contents.tool_call_id)), - ("name", `String(tool_contents.name)), - ]) - | _ => - `Assoc([ - ("role", `String(string_of_role(role))), - ("content", `String(content)), - ]) + let start_chat = + ( + ~payload: Payload.Model.t, + ~key: string, + ~handler: option(Json.t) => unit, + ) + : unit => { + let json_of_payload = Payload.Utils.json_of_payload(~payload); + chat(~key, ~body=json_of_payload, ~handler); }; -let mk_reasoning = (reasoning: reasoning) => - switch (reasoning) { - | Effort(effort) => - `Assoc([("effort", `String(string_of_effort_level(effort)))]) - | MaxTokens(max_tokens) => `Assoc([("max_tokens", `Int(max_tokens))]) - | Exclude(exclude) => `Assoc([("exclude", `Bool(exclude))]) + let of_usage = (choices: Json.t): option(Reply.Model.usage) => { + let* prompt_tokens = API.Json.Parsers.int_field(choices, "prompt_tokens"); + let* completion_tokens = + API.Json.Parsers.int_field(choices, "completion_tokens"); + let+ total_tokens = API.Json.Parsers.int_field(choices, "total_tokens"); + ( + { + prompt_tokens, + completion_tokens, + total_tokens, + }: Reply.Model.usage + ); }; -let body = (~params: params, messages: list(message)): Json.t => { - `Assoc([ - ("model", `String(params.model_id)), - ("reasoning", mk_reasoning(params.reasoning)), - ("temperature", `Float(params.temperature)), - ("top_p", `Float(params.top_p)), - ("messages", `List(List.map(mk_message, messages))), - ("tools", `List(params.tools)), - ("stream", `Bool(params.stream)), - ]); -}; - -let chat = (~key, ~body, ~handler): unit => { - print_endline("API: POSTing OpenRouter request"); - request( - ~method=POST, - ~url="https://openrouter.ai/api/v1/chat/completions", - ~headers=[ - ("Content-Type", "application/json"), - ("Authorization", "Bearer " ++ key), - ], - ~body, - handler, - ); -}; - -let start_chat = - (~params, ~key, ~outgoing_messages: list(message), handler): unit => { - let body = body(~params, outgoing_messages); - chat(~key, ~body, ~handler); -}; - -let int_field = (json: Json.t, field: string) => { - let* num = Json.dot(field, json); - Json.int(num); -}; + let first_message_content = (choices: Json.t): option(string) => { + let* choices = Json.list(choices); + let* hd = ListUtil.hd_opt(choices); + let* message = Json.dot("message", hd); -let of_usage = (choices: Json.t): option(usage) => { - let* prompt_tokens = int_field(choices, "prompt_tokens"); - let* completion_tokens = int_field(choices, "completion_tokens"); - let+ total_tokens = int_field(choices, "total_tokens"); - { - prompt_tokens, - completion_tokens, - total_tokens, + let* content = Json.dot("content", message); + Json.str(content); }; -}; - -let first_message_content = (choices: Json.t): option(string) => { - let* choices = Json.list(choices); - let* hd = ListUtil.hd_opt(choices); - let* message = Json.dot("message", hd); - let* content = Json.dot("content", message); - Json.str(content); -}; - -let parse_tool_args = (args: Json.t): Json.t => { - switch (args) { - | `String(str) => - try(Yojson.Safe.from_string(str)) { - | _ => args - } - | json => json + let parse_tool_args = (args: Json.t): Json.t => { + switch (args) { + | `String(str) => + try(Yojson.Safe.from_string(str)) { + | _ => args + } + | json => json + }; }; -}; -let first_message_tool_call = (choices: Json.t): option(tool_call) => { - let* choices = Json.list(choices); - let* hd = ListUtil.hd_opt(choices); - let* message = Json.dot("message", hd); + let first_message_tool_call = + (choices: Json.t): option(Reply.Model.tool_call) => { + let* choices = Json.list(choices); + let* hd = ListUtil.hd_opt(choices); + let* message = Json.dot("message", hd); - let* tool_calls = Json.dot("tool_calls", message); - let* tool_calls = Json.list(tool_calls); - let* tool_call = ListUtil.hd_opt(tool_calls); + let* tool_calls = Json.dot("tool_calls", message); + let* tool_calls = Json.list(tool_calls); + let* tool_call = ListUtil.hd_opt(tool_calls); - let* id = Json.dot("id", tool_call); - let* id = Json.str(id); + let* id = Json.dot("id", tool_call); + let* id = Json.str(id); - let* tool_call = Json.dot("function", tool_call); + let* tool_call = Json.dot("function", tool_call); - let* name = Json.dot("name", tool_call); - let* name = Json.str(name); - let* args = Json.dot("arguments", tool_call); + let* name = Json.dot("name", tool_call); + let* name = Json.str(name); + let* args = Json.dot("arguments", tool_call); - let parsed_args = parse_tool_args(args); + let parsed_args = parse_tool_args(args); - let tool_call: tool_call = { - id, - name, - args: parsed_args, + let tool_call: Reply.Model.tool_call = { + id, + name, + args: parsed_args, + }; + Some(tool_call); }; - Some(tool_call); -}; -let parse_errs = (json: Json.t): option(error) => { - let* error = Json.dot("error", json); - let* message = Json.dot("message", error); - let* message = Json.str(message); - let* code = Json.dot("code", error); - let+ code = Json.int(code); - { - message, - code, + let parse_errs = (json: Json.t): option(Model.error) => { + let* error = Json.dot("error", json); + let* message = Json.dot("message", error); + let* message = Json.str(message); + let* code = Json.dot("code", error); + let+ code = Json.int(code); + ( + { + message, + code, + }: Model.error + ); }; -}; -let handle_chat = (~db=ignore, response: option(Json.t)): option(result) => { - db("OpenAI: Chat response:"); - Option.map(r => r |> Json.to_string |> db, response) |> ignore; - let* json = response; - - switch (parse_errs(json)) { - | Some(e) => Some(Error(e)) - | None => - let* choices = Json.dot("choices", json); - let* usage = Json.dot("usage", json); - let* content = first_message_content(choices); - let tool_call = first_message_tool_call(choices); - let+ usage = of_usage(usage); - Reply({ - content, - tool_call, - usage, - }); + let handle_chat = + (~db: string => unit=ignore, response: option(Json.t)) + : option(Model.result) => { + db("OpenAI: Chat response:"); + Option.map(r => r |> Json.to_string |> db, response) |> ignore; + let* json = response; + + switch (parse_errs(json)) { + | Some(e) => Some(Model.Error(e)) + | None => + let* choices = Json.dot("choices", json); + let* usage = Json.dot("usage", json); + let* content = first_message_content(choices); + let tool_call = first_message_tool_call(choices); + let+ usage = of_usage(usage); + Model.Reply({ + content, + tool_call, + usage, + }); + }; }; }; -let mk_system_msg = (content: string): message => { - role: System, - content, -}; - -let mk_user_msg = (content: string): message => { - role: User, - content, -}; - -let mk_assistant_msg = (content: string): message => { - role: Assistant, - content, -}; - -let mk_tool_msg = (content: string, tool_contents: tool_contents): message => { - role: Tool(tool_contents), - content, -}; - -[@deriving (show({with_path: false}), sexp, yojson)] -type pricing = { - prompt: string, - completion: string, -}; - -[@deriving (show({with_path: false}), sexp, yojson)] -type model_info = { - id: string, - name: string, - pricing, -}; - -[@deriving (show({with_path: false}), sexp, yojson)] -type models_response = {data: list(model_info)}; - -let get_models = (~key, ~handler): unit => { - print_endline("API: GETting OpenRouter models"); - request( - ~method=GET, - ~url="https://openrouter.ai/api/v1/models", - ~headers=[ - ("Content-Type", "application/json"), - ("Authorization", "Bearer " ++ key), - ], - ~body=`Null, - handler, - ); -}; - -let is_top_model = (name: string): bool => { - StringUtil.match(StringUtil.regexp("Google"), name) - || StringUtil.match(StringUtil.regexp("Anthropic"), name) - || StringUtil.match(StringUtil.regexp("DeepSeek"), name) - || StringUtil.match(StringUtil.regexp("OpenAI"), name) - || StringUtil.match(StringUtil.regexp("Meta"), name); -}; - -let has_required_parameters = (params_opt: option(Json.t)): bool => { - switch (params_opt) { - | Some(`List(params)) => - let params_str = - List.map( - param => - switch (param) { - | `String(s) => s - | _ => "" - }, - params, - ); - List.mem("tools", params_str); /*&& List.mem("tool_choice", params_str)*/ - | _ => false +module AvailableLLMs = { + module Model = { + [@deriving (show({with_path: false}), sexp, yojson)] + type pricing = { + prompt: string, + completion: string, + }; + + [@deriving (show({with_path: false}), sexp, yojson)] + type llm_info = { + id: string, + name: string, + pricing, + }; + + [@deriving (show({with_path: false}), sexp, yojson)] + type t = {data: list(llm_info)}; }; -}; -let parse_models_response = (json: Json.t): option(models_response) => - try( - switch (json) { - | `Assoc(fields) => - switch (List.assoc_opt("data", fields)) { - | Some(`List(models)) => - let parsed_models = - List.filter_map( - model => - switch (model) { - | `Assoc(model_fields) => - let id_opt = List.assoc_opt("id", model_fields); - let name_opt = List.assoc_opt("name", model_fields); - let pricing_opt = List.assoc_opt("pricing", model_fields); - let params_opt = - List.assoc_opt("supported_parameters", model_fields); - - if (!has_required_parameters(params_opt)) { - None; - } else { - switch (id_opt, name_opt, pricing_opt) { - | ( - Some(`String(id)), - Some(`String(name)), - Some(`Assoc(pricing_fields)), - ) => - let prompt = List.assoc_opt("prompt", pricing_fields); - let completion = - List.assoc_opt("completion", pricing_fields); - switch (prompt, completion) { - | (Some(`String(p)), Some(`String(c))) => - Some({ - id, - name, - pricing: { - prompt: p, - completion: c, - }, - }) - | _ => None - }; - | _ => None - }; - }; - | _ => None + module Utils = { + let get_models = (~key, ~handler): unit => { + print_endline("API: GETting OpenRouter models"); + request( + ~method=GET, + ~url="https://openrouter.ai/api/v1/models", + ~headers=[ + ("Content-Type", "application/json"), + ("Authorization", "Bearer " ++ key), + ], + ~body=`Null, + handler, + ); + }; + + let is_top_model = (name: string): bool => { + StringUtil.match(StringUtil.regexp("Google"), name) + || StringUtil.match(StringUtil.regexp("Anthropic"), name) + || StringUtil.match(StringUtil.regexp("DeepSeek"), name) + || StringUtil.match(StringUtil.regexp("OpenAI"), name) + || StringUtil.match(StringUtil.regexp("Meta"), name); + }; + + let has_required_parameters = (params_opt: option(Json.t)): bool => { + switch (params_opt) { + | Some(`List(params)) => + let params_str = + List.map( + param => + switch (param) { + | `String(s) => s + | _ => "" }, - models, - ); - let sorted = - List.sort( - (a, b) => String.compare(a.name, b.name), - parsed_models, + params, ); - let (free, paid) = - List.partition( - model => StringUtil.match(StringUtil.regexp("free"), model.name), - sorted, - ); - Some({data: free @ paid}); + List.mem("tools", params_str); /*&& List.mem("tool_choice", params_str)*/ + | _ => false + }; + }; + + let parse_available_models_response = (json: Json.t): option(Model.t) => + try( + switch (json) { + | `Assoc(fields) => + switch (List.assoc_opt("data", fields)) { + | Some(`List(models)) => + let parsed_models = + List.filter_map( + (model: Json.t) => + switch (model) { + | `Assoc(model_fields) => + let id_opt = List.assoc_opt("id", model_fields); + let name_opt = List.assoc_opt("name", model_fields); + let pricing_opt = List.assoc_opt("pricing", model_fields); + let params_opt = + List.assoc_opt("supported_parameters", model_fields); + + if (!has_required_parameters(params_opt)) { + None; + } else { + switch (id_opt, name_opt, pricing_opt) { + | ( + Some(`String(id)), + Some(`String(name)), + Some(`Assoc(pricing_fields)), + ) => + let prompt = List.assoc_opt("prompt", pricing_fields); + let completion = + List.assoc_opt("completion", pricing_fields); + switch (prompt, completion) { + | (Some(`String(p)), Some(`String(c))) => + Some( + { + id, + name, + pricing: { + prompt: p, + completion: c, + }, + }: Model.llm_info, + ) + | _ => None + }; + | _ => None + }; + }; + | _ => None + }, + models, + ); + let sorted = + List.sort( + (a: Model.llm_info, b: Model.llm_info) => + String.compare(a.name, b.name), + parsed_models, + ); + let (free, paid) = + List.partition( + (model: Model.llm_info) => + StringUtil.match(StringUtil.regexp("free"), model.name), + sorted, + ); + Some({data: free @ paid}); + | _ => None + } + | _ => None + } + ) { | _ => None - } - | _ => None - } - ) { - | _ => None + }; }; +}; diff --git a/src/web/view/ProjectMode/Agent.re b/src/web/view/ProjectMode/Agent.re new file mode 100644 index 0000000000..25e17dff8a --- /dev/null +++ b/src/web/view/ProjectMode/Agent.re @@ -0,0 +1,388 @@ +open Haz3lcore; +open Util; +open OptUtil.Syntax; + +/* Thinkpad + We will want 3 types of display messages + - Agent + - User + - System(system) + where system can be any of: + - Error + - Prompt + - AgentView + - ToolCall + etc. + i.e. They are backend messages. + + We could technically add things like `user` message types, with: + - Initial + - Followup + etc. + + We could also have `agent` with: + - Text + - Thinking/Reasoning + - Tool + etc. + + OpenRouter messages must be of the following types: + - System + - Agent + - User + - Tool + - Developer + + + */ + +module Message = { + module Model = { + [@deriving (show({with_path: false}), sexp, yojson)] + type error_kind = + | BackendFailure + | APIFailure; + + [@deriving (show({with_path: false}), sexp, yojson)] + type tool_result_kind = + | ToolCall + | ToolResult; + + [@deriving (show({with_path: false}), sexp, yojson)] + type system_kind = + | Error(error_kind) + | Prompt + | AgentEditorView + | StaticErrorsInfo + | ToolCall + | ToolResult(tool_result_kind); + + [@deriving (show({with_path: false}), sexp, yojson)] + // Separating like such, as agent messages appear on left + // User messages appear on right + // System messages auxillary + type role = + | Agent + | User + | System(system_kind); + + [@deriving (show({with_path: false}), sexp, yojson)] + type t = { + id: Id.t, + content: string, + timestamp: float, + role, + api_message: option(OpenRouter.Message.Model.t), + children: list(Id.t), + current_child: option(Id.t), + }; + }; + + module Utils = { + let set_current_child = (msg: Model.t, child_id: Id.t): Model.t => { + { + ...msg, + current_child: Some(child_id), + }; + }; + + let add_child = (msg: Model.t, child_id: Id.t): Model.t => { + { + // Adds child_id to the message's children list and sets it as the current child + ...msg, + children: msg.children @ [child_id], + }; + }; + + let mk_prompt_message = (content: string): Model.t => { + let api_content = "\n\n" ++ content ++ "\n\n"; + { + id: Id.mk(), + content, + timestamp: JsUtil.timestamp(), + role: System(Prompt), + api_message: + Some(OpenRouter.Message.Utils.mk_system_msg(api_content)), + children: [], + current_child: None, + }; + }; + let mk_agent_message = (content: string): Model.t => { + let api_content = + "\n\n" ++ content ++ "\n\n"; + { + id: Id.mk(), + content, + timestamp: JsUtil.timestamp(), + role: Agent, + api_message: + Some(OpenRouter.Message.Utils.mk_assistant_msg(api_content)), + children: [], + current_child: None, + }; + }; + + let mk_tool_call_message = (content: string): Model.t => { + { + // This is a unique message for our UI that does not correspond to an OpenRouter message, + // because we parse it out from the preceding agent response message. + + id: Id.mk(), + content, + timestamp: JsUtil.timestamp(), + role: System(ToolCall), + api_message: None, + children: [], + current_child: None, + }; + }; + + let mk_tool_result_message = + ( + content: string, + tool_contents: OpenRouter.Message.Model.tool_contents, + tool_result_kind: Model.tool_result_kind, + ) + : Model.t => { + // This is a message from our backend. + // Protocols require a tool id to be associated, thus we send this is as an OpenRouter.Tool message.contents + + let api_content = "\n\n" ++ content ++ "\n\n"; + { + id: Id.mk(), + content, + timestamp: JsUtil.timestamp(), + role: System(ToolResult(tool_result_kind)), + api_message: + Some( + OpenRouter.Message.Utils.mk_tool_msg(api_content, tool_contents), + ), + children: [], + current_child: None, + }; + }; + + let mk_user_message = (content: string): Model.t => { + let api_content = "\n\n" ++ content ++ "\n\n"; + { + id: Id.mk(), + content, + timestamp: JsUtil.timestamp(), + role: User, + api_message: Some(OpenRouter.Message.Utils.mk_user_msg(api_content)), + children: [], + current_child: None, + }; + }; + let mk_agent_editor_view_message = (content: string): Model.t => { + let api_content_prefix = "\n\n```"; + let api_content_suffix = "```\n\n"; + let api_content = api_content_prefix ++ content ++ api_content_suffix; + { + id: Id.mk(), + content, + timestamp: JsUtil.timestamp(), + role: System(AgentEditorView), + api_message: Some(OpenRouter.Message.Utils.mk_user_msg(api_content)), + children: [], + current_child: None, + }; + }; + + let mk_static_errors_info_message = (content: string): Model.t => { + let api_content = + "\n\n" ++ content ++ "\n\n"; + { + id: Id.mk(), + content, + timestamp: JsUtil.timestamp(), + role: System(StaticErrorsInfo), + api_message: Some(OpenRouter.Message.Utils.mk_user_msg(api_content)), + children: [], + current_child: None, + }; + }; + + let mk_API_failure_message = (content: string): Model.t => { + id: Id.mk(), + content, + timestamp: JsUtil.timestamp(), + role: System(Error(APIFailure)), + api_message: None, + children: [], + current_child: None, + }; + + let mk_backend_failure_message = (content: string): Model.t => { + let failure_instructions = + {| + Sorry our backend failed to process your request. + This indicates a fatal bug in our backend code/server and should be reported to developers immediately. + Please halt the current chat and report the issue to the user. + Error: + |} + ++ content; + let api_content = + "\n\n" + ++ failure_instructions + ++ "\n\n"; + { + id: Id.mk(), + content, + timestamp: JsUtil.timestamp(), + role: System(Error(BackendFailure)), + api_message: Some(OpenRouter.Message.Utils.mk_user_msg(api_content)), + children: [], + current_child: None, + }; + }; + }; +}; + +module Chat = { + module Model = { + // Chats are a tree of messages + // The user can branch off from the current or past message and create threads + // The current thread is made via linearizing the branch denoted by the current head + // The user can always toggle between branches in this tree via changing the child pointer + + [@deriving (show({with_path: false}), sexp, yojson)] + type t = { + id: Id.t, + title: string, + message_map: Id.Map.t(Message.Model.t), + root: Id.t, + }; + }; + + module Utils = { + let init = (): Model.t => { + // We have the invariant that there always exist >= 1 message in the chat, + // That message being this initial prompt message. + // We depend on this as the root of our tree. + let prompt = + Message.Utils.mk_prompt_message("Todo: Inject agent prompt"); + { + id: Id.mk(), + title: "New Chat", + message_map: Id.Map.singleton(prompt.id, prompt), + root: prompt.id, + }; + }; + + let find_message = (id: Id.t, chat: Model.t): Message.Model.t => { + Id.Map.find_opt(id, chat.message_map) + |> OptUtil.get_or_fail( + "[Chat.Utils.find_message] Message not found from the message map", + ); + }; + + let linearize = (chat: Model.t): list(Message.Model.t) => { + // Linearizes the the chat model into a list of current messages + // via recursively traversing the tree from the root through current child nodes + let rec go = + (msg: Message.Model.t, messages: list(Message.Model.t)) + : list(Message.Model.t) => { + switch (msg.current_child) { + | None => messages + | Some(child_id) => + let child_msg = find_message(child_id, chat); + go(child_msg, messages @ [msg]); + }; + }; + go(find_message(chat.root, chat), []); + }; + + let current_tail = (chat: Model.t): Message.Model.t => { + // Calling linearize makes this a little costly + // but it also keeps code safer rather than storing a current tail pointer + let linear = linearize(chat); + List.hd(List.rev(linear)); + }; + + let update_message = (message: Message.Model.t, chat: Model.t): Model.t => { + { + ...chat, + message_map: Id.Map.add(message.id, message, chat.message_map), + }; + }; + + let append = (new_msg: Message.Model.t, chat: Model.t): Model.t => { + // Inserts a new message at the current tail of the chat + + // Add new message's id to the current tail message's children + let tail_msg = current_tail(chat); + let updated_tail_msg = Message.Utils.add_child(tail_msg, new_msg.id); + let updated_chat = update_message(updated_tail_msg, chat); + + // Add the new message to the chat + update_message(new_msg, updated_chat); + }; + + let truncate = (id: Id.t, chat: Model.t): Model.t => { + let message = find_message(id, chat); + let updated_message = { + ...message, + current_child: None, + }; + update_message(updated_message, chat); + }; + + let switch_branch = + (~fork_id: Id.t, ~new_child_id: Id.t, chat: Model.t): Model.t => { + let fork_msg = find_message(fork_id, chat); + let updated_fork_msg = { + ...fork_msg, + current_child: Some(new_child_id), + }; + update_message(updated_fork_msg, chat); + }; + }; +}; + +module ChatArchive = { + module Model = { + [@deriving (show({with_path: false}), sexp, yojson)] + type t = { + id: Id.t, + chat_map: Id.Map.t(Chat.Model.t), + current: Id.t, + }; + }; + + module Utils = { + let init = (): Model.t => { + let initial_chat = Chat.Utils.init(); + { + id: Id.mk(), + chat_map: Id.Map.singleton(initial_chat.id, initial_chat), + current: initial_chat.id, + }; + }; + + let find_chat = (id: Id.t, model: Model.t): Chat.Model.t => { + Id.Map.find_opt(id, model.chat_map) + |> OptUtil.get_or_fail("[ChatArchive.Utils.find_chat] Chat not found"); + }; + + let switch_chat = (id: Id.t, model: Model.t): Model.t => { + { + ...model, + current: id, + }; + }; + + let update_chat = (chat: Chat.Model.t, model: Model.t): Model.t => { + { + ...model, + chat_map: Id.Map.add(chat.id, chat, model.chat_map), + }; + }; + + let new_chat = (model: Model.t): Model.t => { + let new_chat = Chat.Utils.init(); + update_chat(new_chat, model); + }; + + }; +}; diff --git a/src/web/view/ProjectMode/FileSystem.re b/src/web/view/ProjectMode/FileSystem.re index 176f685822..003c9abd0b 100644 --- a/src/web/view/ProjectMode/FileSystem.re +++ b/src/web/view/ProjectMode/FileSystem.re @@ -289,7 +289,10 @@ module Update = { Model.Folder(updated_parent_folder), model', ); - Success(model''); + Success({ + ...model'', + current: new_path, + }); }; | Some(File(_)) => Failure("Cannot add file to a file. Please select a folder.") @@ -520,7 +523,7 @@ module Update = { ...model, current: path, } - |> Updated.return_quiet + |> Updated.return | ToggleFolderExpansion(path) => switch (Utils.find_opt(path, model)) { | Some(Model.Folder(folder)) => diff --git a/src/web/view/ProjectMode/FileSystemView.re b/src/web/view/ProjectMode/FileSystemView.re index 52e0fc6e16..46e4232b69 100644 --- a/src/web/view/ProjectMode/FileSystemView.re +++ b/src/web/view/ProjectMode/FileSystemView.re @@ -17,7 +17,7 @@ let path_equal = (p1: Model.path, p2: Model.path): bool => let rec render_node = ( ~inject: Update.t => 'a, - ~project: ProjectMode.Project.Model.t, + ~project: Project.Model.t, ~depth: int, node_path: Model.path, ) @@ -263,7 +263,7 @@ let view = ~globals as _, ~inject: Update.t => 'a, ~selected: option(Selection.t), - project: ProjectMode.Project.Model.t, + project: Project.Model.t, ) => { /* For now we assume a single root folder at path [""] */ let root_path: Model.path = [""]; diff --git a/src/web/view/ProjectMode/Project.re b/src/web/view/ProjectMode/Project.re new file mode 100644 index 0000000000..dbdfa3aa89 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/web/view/ProjectMode/Project.re @@ -0,0 +1,53 @@ +open Haz3lcore; +open Util; +open OptUtil.Syntax; + +module Model = { + [@deriving (show({with_path: false}), sexp, yojson)] + type t = { + id: Id.t, + name: string, + file_system: FileSystem.Model.t, + agent: AgentModel.t, + // agent: Agent.Model.t + // ... + }; +}; + +module Persistent = { + [@deriving (show({with_path: false}), sexp, yojson)] + type t = { + id: Id.t, + name: string, + file_system: FileSystem.Persistent.t, + // agent: Agent.Persistent.t + // ... + }; + + let persist = (model: Model.t): t => { + { + id: model.id, + name: model.name, + file_system: FileSystem.Persistent.persist(model.file_system), + }; + }; + + let unpersist = (~settings, p: t): Model.t => { + { + id: p.id, + name: p.name, + file_system: FileSystem.Persistent.unpersist(~settings, p.file_system), + }; + }; +}; + +module Utils = { + let mk_new_project = (name: string): Model.t => { + let id = Id.mk(); + { + id, + name, + file_system: FileSystem.Utils.init(), + }; + }; +}; diff --git a/src/web/view/ProjectMode/ProjectMode.re b/src/web/view/ProjectMode/ProjectMode.re index 63b2dd01ab..d47c10467b 100644 --- a/src/web/view/ProjectMode/ProjectMode.re +++ b/src/web/view/ProjectMode/ProjectMode.re @@ -4,58 +4,6 @@ open OptUtil.Syntax; /* This file follows conventions in [docs/ui-architecture.md] */ -module Project = { - module Model = { - [@deriving (show({with_path: false}), sexp, yojson)] - type t = { - id: Id.t, - name: string, - file_system: FileSystem.Model.t, - // agent: Agent.Model.t - // ... - }; - }; - - module Persistent = { - [@deriving (show({with_path: false}), sexp, yojson)] - type t = { - id: Id.t, - name: string, - file_system: FileSystem.Persistent.t, - // agent: Agent.Persistent.t - // ... - }; - - let persist = (model: Model.t): t => { - { - id: model.id, - name: model.name, - file_system: FileSystem.Persistent.persist(model.file_system), - }; - }; - - let unpersist = (~settings, p: t): Model.t => { - { - id: p.id, - name: p.name, - file_system: - FileSystem.Persistent.unpersist(~settings, p.file_system), - }; - }; - }; - - module Utils = { - let mk_new_project = (name: string): Model.t => { - let id = Id.mk(); - { - id, - name, - file_system: FileSystem.Utils.init(), - }; - }; - }; -}; - module Model = { [@deriving (show({with_path: false}), sexp, yojson)] type t = { @@ -175,14 +123,13 @@ module Update = { if (Id.Map.cardinal(model.projects) <= 1) { failwith("Must have at least one project."); } else { - let new_current = Id.Map.choose(model.projects) |> fst; - ( - { - projects: Id.Map.remove(id, model.projects), - current: new_current, - }: Model.t - ) - |> Updated.return; + let new_projects = Id.Map.remove(id, model.projects); + let new_current = Id.Map.choose(new_projects) |> fst; + let new_model: Model.t = { + projects: new_projects, + current: new_current, + }; + new_model |> Updated.return; }; let rename_project = diff --git a/src/web/view/ProjectMode/ProjectModeView.re b/src/web/view/ProjectMode/ProjectModeView.re index 5b171b2798..856e1d8d00 100644 --- a/src/web/view/ProjectMode/ProjectModeView.re +++ b/src/web/view/ProjectMode/ProjectModeView.re @@ -82,7 +82,7 @@ let top_bar = (~globals as _, ~inject: Update.t => 'a, model: Model.t) => { let project_tabs = List.map( - (project: ProjectMode.Project.Model.t) => { + (project: Project.Model.t) => { let is_current = project.id == current_id; div( ~attrs=[ diff --git a/src/web/view/ProjectMode/ProjectMode_ReadMe.md b/src/web/view/ProjectMode/ProjectMode_ReadMe.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000000..e69de29bb2 From 00d7656fcbd775529944ce930a895439410bd5fb Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: russell-rozenbaum Date: Mon, 1 Dec 2025 11:18:25 -0500 Subject: [PATCH 09/38] checkpointing changes for composition tool integration --- src/haz3lcore/AgentCore/AgentWorkbench.re | 801 ++++++++++ src/haz3lcore/AgentCore/CompositionActions.re | 74 + src/haz3lcore/AgentCore/CompositionGo.re | 667 +++++++++ src/haz3lcore/AgentCore/GeneralTreeUtils.re | 252 ++++ src/haz3lcore/AgentCore/HighLevelNodeMap.re | 810 ++++++++++ .../AgentCore/HighLevelNodeMapModel.re | 27 + src/haz3lcore/zipper/action/Action.re | 3 +- src/util/ListUtil.re | 9 + src/util/OpenRouter.re | 33 +- src/util/StringUtil.re | 80 + src/web/Settings.re | 39 - .../app/helpful-assistant/AssistantModel.re | 303 ---- .../helpful-assistant/AssistantSettings.re | 30 - .../app/helpful-assistant/AssistantUpdate.re | 1318 ----------------- .../app/helpful-assistant/AssistantView.re | 1214 --------------- src/web/app/helpful-assistant/ChatLSP.re | 461 ------ .../helpful-assistant/CompletionExamples.re | 249 ---- .../app/helpful-assistant/RelevantTypes.re | 47 - .../app/helpful-assistant/RelevantValues.re | 108 -- .../CompositionExamples/Ex_Comparator.re | 116 -- .../CompositionExamples/Ex_Comparator_2.re | 118 -- .../CompositionExamples/Ex_Simple_1.re | 75 - .../CompositionExamples/Ex_Simple_2.re | 278 ---- .../prompts/CompositionExamples/Ex_Tally.re | 106 -- .../prompts/CompositionPrompt.re | 373 ----- .../prompts/HazelSyntaxNotes.re | 14 - .../helpful-assistant/prompts/InitPrompts.re | 100 -- .../prompts/SummarizedHazelDocs.re | 85 -- .../SuggestionPrompt_cot.re | 51 - .../SuggestionPrompt_normal.re | 32 - src/web/view/ProjectMode/Agent.re | 369 ++++- src/web/view/ProjectMode/Project.re | 2 +- 32 files changed, 3082 insertions(+), 5162 deletions(-) create mode 100644 src/haz3lcore/AgentCore/AgentWorkbench.re create mode 100644 src/haz3lcore/AgentCore/CompositionActions.re create mode 100644 src/haz3lcore/AgentCore/CompositionGo.re create mode 100644 src/haz3lcore/AgentCore/GeneralTreeUtils.re create mode 100644 src/haz3lcore/AgentCore/HighLevelNodeMap.re create mode 100644 src/haz3lcore/AgentCore/HighLevelNodeMapModel.re delete mode 100644 src/web/app/helpful-assistant/AssistantModel.re 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src/web/app/helpful-assistant/prompts/CompositionPrompt.re delete mode 100644 src/web/app/helpful-assistant/prompts/HazelSyntaxNotes.re delete mode 100644 src/web/app/helpful-assistant/prompts/InitPrompts.re delete mode 100644 src/web/app/helpful-assistant/prompts/SummarizedHazelDocs.re delete mode 100644 src/web/app/helpful-assistant/prompts/suggestion_prompts/SuggestionPrompt_cot.re delete mode 100644 src/web/app/helpful-assistant/prompts/suggestion_prompts/SuggestionPrompt_normal.re diff --git a/src/haz3lcore/AgentCore/AgentWorkbench.re b/src/haz3lcore/AgentCore/AgentWorkbench.re new file mode 100644 index 0000000000..e9e9baf14b --- /dev/null +++ b/src/haz3lcore/AgentCore/AgentWorkbench.re @@ -0,0 +1,801 @@ +open Util; +open OptUtil.Syntax; + +module Model = { + module UI = { + [@deriving (show({with_path: false}), sexp, yojson, eq)] + type active_view = + | Chat + | Todos; + + [@deriving (show({with_path: false}), sexp, yojson, eq)] + type subtask_ui = {expanded: bool}; + + [@deriving (show({with_path: false}), sexp, yojson, eq)] + type task_ui = {expanded: bool}; + + [@deriving (show({with_path: false}), sexp, yojson, eq)] + type t = { + active_view, + display_task: option(string), + show_archive: bool, + }; + }; + + [@deriving (show({with_path: false}), sexp, yojson, eq)] + type tool_usage_info = { + tool: string, + sketch_before: string, + sketch_after: string, + timestamp: float, + }; + + [@deriving (show({with_path: false}), sexp, yojson, eq)] + type completion_info = { + summary: string, + elapsed_time: float, + }; + + [@deriving (show({with_path: false}), sexp, yojson, eq)] + type metadata = { + began_at: float, + completed_at: option(float), + last_updated_at: float, + }; + + [@deriving (show({with_path: false}), sexp, yojson, eq)] + type subtask = { + title: string, // Will also serve as a unique identifier for the subtask item + description: string, // Description of the subtask item + tools_used: list(tool_usage_info), // TODO: List of tools used for this subtask item + completion_info: option(completion_info), + subtask_ui: UI.subtask_ui, + metadata, + // TODO: Add fields to tie it to code? + }; + + [@deriving (show({with_path: false}), sexp, yojson, eq)] + type task = { + title: string, + description: string, + subtasks: Maps.StringMap.t(subtask), // Map of title -> subtask, (titles are keys) + subtask_ordering: list(string), // List of subtask titles in the order they should be completed + tools_used: list(tool_usage_info), + completion_info: option(completion_info), + active_subtask: option(string), + task_ui: UI.task_ui, + metadata, + }; + + [@deriving (show({with_path: false}), sexp, yojson, eq)] + type task_dict = Maps.StringMap.t(task); // Map of title -> todo_list, (titles are keys) + + [@deriving (show({with_path: false}), sexp, yojson, eq)] + type t = { + active_task: option(string), // Title of the active task + task_dict, + t_ui: UI.t, + }; +}; + +module Utils = { + module SubtaskUtils = { + // == IMPORTS == + open Model; + // ============= + + let is_completed = (subtask: subtask): bool => { + switch (subtask.completion_info) { + | Some(_) => true + | None => false + }; + }; + + let find_subtask = (task: task, subtask_name: string): option(subtask) => { + // Finds the todo item with the given name + Maps.StringMap.find_opt( + subtask_name, + task.subtasks, + ); + }; + + let is_active = (task: task, subtask_name: string): bool => { + switch (task.active_subtask) { + | Some(active_subtask_name) => active_subtask_name == subtask_name + | None => false + }; + }; + + let subtask_to_json_string = (subtask: subtask): string => + yojson_of_subtask(subtask) |> Yojson.Safe.pretty_to_string; + + let subtask_to_pretty_string = (task: task, subtask: subtask): string => { + "=== Subtask ===\n" + ++ "Title: " + ++ subtask.title + ++ "\n" + ++ "Description: " + ++ subtask.description + ++ "\n" + ++ "Is Active: " + ++ string_of_bool(is_active(task, subtask.title)) + ++ "\n" + ++ "Completion Info: " + ++ ( + switch (subtask.completion_info) { + | Some(info) => + "Summary: " + ++ info.summary + ++ ", Elapsed Time (s): " + ++ string_of_float(info.elapsed_time) + | None => + is_active(task, subtask.title) + ? "Not Completed but In Progress." + : "Not Completed and Not in Progress." + } + ) + ++ "\n"; + }; + + let mk = (~title: string, ~description: string): subtask => { + { + title, + description, + tools_used: [], + completion_info: None, + subtask_ui: { + expanded: false, + }, + metadata: { + began_at: JsUtil.timestamp(), + completed_at: None, + last_updated_at: JsUtil.timestamp(), + }, + }; + }; + }; + + module TaskUtils = { + // == IMPORTS == + open Model; + open SubtaskUtils; + // ============= + + [@deriving (show({with_path: false}), sexp, yojson, eq)] + type task = Model.task; + + let ordered_subtasks_of = (task: task): list(subtask) => { + // Returns the subtasks in the order specified by subtask_ordering + task.subtask_ordering + |> List.filter_map((title: string) => + Maps.StringMap.find_opt(title, task.subtasks) + ); + }; + + let get_incompleted_subtasks = (task: task): list(subtask) => { + // Returns a list of all incompleted subtasks in the given task + ordered_subtasks_of(task) + |> List.filter((subtask: subtask) => !is_completed(subtask)); + }; + + let get_next_incomplete_subtask_title = (task: task): option(string) => { + // Returns the next incompleted subtask in the given task, if any + let* subtask = get_incompleted_subtasks(task) |> ListUtil.hd_opt; + Some(subtask.title); + }; + + let find_task = (model: t, task_name: string): option(task) => { + Maps.StringMap.find_opt(task_name, model.task_dict); + }; + + let is_active = (model: t, task_name: string): bool => { + switch (model.active_task) { + | Some(active_task_name) => active_task_name == task_name + | None => false + }; + }; + + let task_to_json_string = (task: task): string => + yojson_of_task(task) |> Yojson.Safe.pretty_to_string; + + let task_to_pretty_string = (model: t, task: task): string => { + "=== Task ===\n" + ++ "Title: " + ++ task.title + ++ "\n" + ++ "Description: " + ++ task.description + ++ "\n" + ++ "Is Active: " + ++ string_of_bool(is_active(model, task.title)) + ++ "\n" + ++ "Last Updated: " + ++ string_of_float(task.metadata.last_updated_at) + ++ "\n" + ++ "Completion Info: " + ++ ( + switch (task.completion_info) { + | Some(info) => + "Summary: " + ++ info.summary + ++ ", Elapsed Time (s): " + ++ string_of_float(info.elapsed_time) + | None => + is_active(model, task.title) + ? "Not Completed but In Progress." + : "Not Completed and Not in Progress." + } + ) + ++ "\nSubtasks:\n" + ++ List.fold_left( + (acc: string, subtask: subtask) => + acc ++ subtask_to_pretty_string(task, subtask), + "", + ordered_subtasks_of(task), + ); + }; + + let active_subtask = (task: task): option(subtask) => { + switch (task.active_subtask) { + | Some(active_subtask_name) => find_subtask(task, active_subtask_name) + | None => None + }; + }; + + let write_subtask = (~task: task, ~subtask: subtask): task => { + ...task, + subtasks: Maps.StringMap.add(subtask.title, subtask, task.subtasks), + }; + + let mk = + (~title: string, ~description: string, ~subtasks: list(subtask)) + : task => { + let subtask_map = + List.fold_left( + (acc: Maps.StringMap.t(subtask), subtask: subtask) => + Maps.StringMap.add(subtask.title, subtask, acc), + Maps.StringMap.empty, + subtasks, + ); + let subtask_ordering = + List.map((subtask: subtask) => subtask.title, subtasks); + { + title, + description, + subtasks: subtask_map, + subtask_ordering, + tools_used: [], + completion_info: None, + active_subtask: None, + task_ui: { + expanded: false, + }, + metadata: { + began_at: JsUtil.timestamp(), + completed_at: None, + last_updated_at: JsUtil.timestamp(), + }, + }; + }; + }; + + module TaskDictUtils = { + // == Description == + // All model updates should occur at this level + // ================= + // == IMPORTS == + open Model; + open TaskUtils; + // ============= + + let sorted_task_dict = (task_dict: task_dict): list(task) => { + // Sorts the given todo archive by last updated time, most recent first + task_dict + |> Maps.StringMap.bindings + |> List.map(((_, task: task)) => task) + |> List.sort((a: task, b: task) => + int_of_float( + b.metadata.last_updated_at -. a.metadata.last_updated_at, + ) + ); + }; + + let task_dict_to_string = (task_dict: task_dict): string => { + let header = "=== Task Archive (Sorted by Last Updated, Most Recent First) ==="; + header + ++ List.fold_left( + (acc: string, task: task) => acc ++ task_to_json_string(task), + header, + sorted_task_dict(task_dict), + ); + }; + }; + + module MainUtils = { + // == IMPORTS == + open Model; + open TaskUtils; + // ============= + + let active_task = (model: t): option(task) => { + // Returns: + // The active task if model.active_task is not None, + // o.w. None + switch (model.active_task) { + | Some(active_task) => + Some( + TaskUtils.find_task(model, active_task) + |> OptUtil.get_or_fail( + "Active task not found: " + ++ active_task + ++ "\nThis implies a bug. The string title in active_task should never point to a non-existent task. It either became stale or was ill-set.", + ), + ) + | None => None // No active task set + }; + }; + + let displayed_task = (model: t): option(task) => { + // Returns: + // The displayed task if model.t_ui.display_task is not None, + // o.w. None + switch (model.t_ui.display_task) { + | Some(displayed_task) => + Some( + TaskUtils.find_task(model, displayed_task) + |> OptUtil.get_or_fail( + "Displayed task not found: " + ++ displayed_task + ++ "\nThis implies a bug. The string title in t_ui.display_task should never point to a non-existent task. It either became stale or was ill-set.", + ), + ) + | None => None // No displayed task set + }; + }; + + let active_task_to_pretty_string = (model: t): string => { + let active_task_str = + switch (active_task(model)) { + | Some(active_task) => + "Active Task:\n" ++ task_to_pretty_string(model, active_task) + | None => "No Active Task Set, set one using the set_active_task tool." + }; + "=== Composition Active Task Information ===\n" + ++ active_task_str + ++ "\n========================"; + }; + + let init = (): t => { + { + active_task: None, + task_dict: Maps.StringMap.empty, + t_ui: { + active_view: UI.Chat, + display_task: None, + show_archive: false, + }, + }; + }; + + module SafeTaskAssertion = { + module StringSet = Set.Make(String); + let assert_no_duplicates_in_ordering = (~task: task): unit => { + // Assert no duplicates in subtask_ordering + let unique_subtask_titles = + task.subtask_ordering + |> List.fold_left( + (acc: StringSet.t, title: string) => { + StringSet.add(title, acc) + }, + StringSet.empty, + ); + StringSet.cardinal(unique_subtask_titles) + == List.length(task.subtask_ordering) + ? () + : raise( + Failure("Duplicate subtask titles found in subtask_ordering"), + ); + }; + + let assert_all_subtasks_from_ordering_exist_in_map = (~task: task): unit => + // Assert all subtasks in ordering exist in the subtasks map + List.for_all( + (subtask_title: string) => { + Maps.StringMap.mem(subtask_title, task.subtasks) + }, + task.subtask_ordering, + ) + ? () + : raise( + Failure("Subtask titles in ordering not found in subtasks map"), + ); + + let assert_all_subtasks_from_map_referenced_in_ordering = + (~task: task): unit => + // Assert all subtasks in the subtasks map are referenced in the ordering + Maps.StringMap.for_all( + (_, subtask: subtask) => { + List.mem(subtask.title, task.subtask_ordering) + }, + task.subtasks, + ) + ? () + : raise( + Failure( + "Subtask titles in subtasks map not referenced in ordering", + ), + ); + }; + + [@deriving (show({with_path: false}), sexp, yojson, eq)] + type task_write_result = + | Success(t) + | Failure(string); + + let write_task = (~model: t, ~task: task): task_write_result => + try( + { + SafeTaskAssertion.assert_no_duplicates_in_ordering(~task); + SafeTaskAssertion.assert_all_subtasks_from_ordering_exist_in_map( + ~task, + ); + SafeTaskAssertion.assert_all_subtasks_from_map_referenced_in_ordering( + ~task, + ); + Success({ + ...model, + task_dict: Maps.StringMap.add(task.title, task, model.task_dict), + }); + } + ) { + | Failure(msg) => Failure(msg) + }; + }; +}; + +module Update = { + open Utils; + open Model; + + module Action = { + module UIAction = { + [@deriving (show({with_path: false}), sexp, yojson, eq)] + type action = + // Switches the view between Chat and Todos + | SwitchView(UI.active_view) + // Toggles whether the task dictionary archive is shown + | ToggleShowTaskDictionary + | SetDisplayTask(string) + | ExpandSubtask(string); + }; + + module BackendAction = { + [@deriving (show({with_path: false}), sexp, yojson, eq)] + type action = + | CreateNewTask(task) + | UnsetActiveTask + | SetActiveTask(string) // task title + | UnsetActiveSubtask + | SetActiveSubtask(string) // subtask title + | MarkActiveTaskComplete(string) // summary + | MarkActiveTaskIncomplete + | MarkActiveSubtaskComplete(string) // summary + | MarkActiveSubtaskIncomplete + | AddNewSubtaskToActiveTask(subtask) // title, description; + | ReorderSubtasksInActiveTask(list(string)); // list of subtask titles in new order + }; + + [@deriving (show({with_path: false}), sexp, yojson, eq)] + type action = + | UIAction(UIAction.action) + | BackendAction(BackendAction.action); + + [@deriving (show({with_path: false}), sexp, yojson, eq)] + type result = + | Success(Model.t) + | Failure(string); + + module UpdateUtils = { + let write_task = (~model: t, ~task: task): result => { + // Attempts to safely write the task to the model's task dictionary + // If it fails, an error is bubbled up and caught, failing this update action + // with the respective error message + switch (MainUtils.write_task(~model, ~task)) { + | Success(updated_model) => Success(updated_model) + | Failure(msg) => Failure(msg) + }; + }; + + let set_active_subtask_dispatch = + (~model: t, ~subtask_name: option(string)): result => { + switch (MainUtils.active_task(model)) { + | Some(active_task) => + let updated_task = { + ...active_task, + active_subtask: subtask_name, + }; + let updated_task = + switch (TaskUtils.active_subtask(updated_task)) { + | None => updated_task + | Some(active_subtask) => + let updated_subtask = { + ...active_subtask, + metadata: { + ...active_subtask.metadata, + began_at: JsUtil.timestamp(), + }, + }; + TaskUtils.write_subtask( + ~task=updated_task, + ~subtask=updated_subtask, + ); + }; + write_task(~model, ~task=updated_task); + | None => Failure("No active task to unset active subtask from") + }; + }; + }; + + let update = (~model: t, ~action: action): result => { + switch (action) { + | UIAction(a) => + switch (a) { + | SwitchView(new_view) => + Success({ + ...model, + t_ui: { + ...model.t_ui, + active_view: new_view, + }, + }) + | ToggleShowTaskDictionary => + Success({ + ...model, + t_ui: { + ...model.t_ui, + show_archive: !model.t_ui.show_archive, + }, + }) + | SetDisplayTask(task_title) => + Success({ + ...model, + t_ui: { + ...model.t_ui, + display_task: Some(task_title), + }, + }) + | ExpandSubtask(subtask_title) => + switch (MainUtils.displayed_task(model)) { + | None => Failure("No displayed task to expand subtask in") + | Some(displayed_task) => + switch (SubtaskUtils.find_subtask(displayed_task, subtask_title)) { + | None => + Failure( + "Subtask not found in displayed task: " ++ subtask_title, + ) + | Some(subtask) => + let updated_subtask = { + ...subtask, + subtask_ui: { + expanded: !subtask.subtask_ui.expanded, + }, + }; + let updated_task = + TaskUtils.write_subtask( + ~task=displayed_task, + ~subtask=updated_subtask, + ); + UpdateUtils.write_task(~model, ~task=updated_task); + } + } + } + | BackendAction(a) => + switch (a) { + | CreateNewTask(new_task) => + /* + - Writes the new task to the model's task dictionary + - Sets it as the active task + */ + let model = { + ...model, + active_task: Some(new_task.title), + t_ui: { + ...model.t_ui, + display_task: + model.t_ui.display_task == None + ? Some(new_task.title) : model.t_ui.display_task, + }, + }; + UpdateUtils.write_task(~model, ~task=new_task); + | UnsetActiveTask => + /* + - Unsets the active task in the model + */ + Success({ + ...model, + active_task: None, + }) + | SetActiveTask(task_title) => + /* + - Sets the active task in the model to the given task title + */ + Success({ + ...model, + active_task: Some(task_title), + }) + | UnsetActiveSubtask => + /* + - If an active task exists, unsets the active subtask in that task + */ + UpdateUtils.set_active_subtask_dispatch(~model, ~subtask_name=None) + | SetActiveSubtask(subtask_title) => + /* + - If an active task exists, sets the active subtask in that task to the given subtask title + */ + UpdateUtils.set_active_subtask_dispatch( + ~model, + ~subtask_name=Some(subtask_title), + ) + | MarkActiveTaskComplete(summary) => + /* + - Sets/records the completion info of the active task + */ + switch (MainUtils.active_task(model)) { + | None => Failure("No active task to mark complete") + | Some(active_task) => + switch (TaskUtils.get_incompleted_subtasks(active_task)) { + | [] => + let clock_it = JsUtil.timestamp(); + let task = { + ...active_task, + completion_info: + Some({ + summary, + elapsed_time: clock_it -. active_task.metadata.began_at, + }), + metadata: { + ...active_task.metadata, + completed_at: Some(clock_it), + last_updated_at: clock_it, + }, + }; + UpdateUtils.write_task(~model, ~task); + | incompleted_subtasks => + let incompleted_titles = + incompleted_subtasks + |> List.map((subtask: subtask) => subtask.title); + Failure( + "Cannot mark active task complete. Please complete the following subtasks first before marking the task complete: " + ++ String.concat(", ", incompleted_titles), + ); + } + } + | MarkActiveTaskIncomplete => + /* + - Clears the completion info of the active task + - Keeps the active task set in the model + */ + switch (MainUtils.active_task(model)) { + | None => Failure("No active task to mark complete") + | Some(active_task) => + let clock_it = JsUtil.timestamp(); + let task = { + ...active_task, + completion_info: None, + metadata: { + ...active_task.metadata, + completed_at: None, + last_updated_at: clock_it, + }, + }; + UpdateUtils.write_task(~model, ~task); + } + | MarkActiveSubtaskComplete(summary) => + /* + - Sets/records the completion info of the active subtask in the active task + */ + switch (MainUtils.active_task(model)) { + | None => Failure("No active task to mark subtask complete") + | Some(active_task) => + switch (TaskUtils.active_subtask(active_task)) { + | None => Failure("No active subtask to mark complete") + | Some(active_subtask) => + let clock_it = JsUtil.timestamp(); + let updated_subtask = { + ...active_subtask, + completion_info: + Some({ + summary, + elapsed_time: clock_it -. active_subtask.metadata.began_at, + }), + metadata: { + ...active_subtask.metadata, + completed_at: Some(clock_it), + last_updated_at: clock_it, + }, + }; + let updated_task = + TaskUtils.write_subtask( + ~task={ + ...active_task, + active_subtask: + Utils.TaskUtils.get_next_incomplete_subtask_title( + active_task, + ), + }, + ~subtask=updated_subtask, + ); + UpdateUtils.write_task(~model, ~task=updated_task); + } + } + | MarkActiveSubtaskIncomplete => + /* + - Clears the completion info of the active subtask in the active task + */ + switch (MainUtils.active_task(model)) { + | None => Failure("No active task to mark subtask incomplete") + | Some(active_task) => + switch (TaskUtils.active_subtask(active_task)) { + | None => Failure("No active subtask to mark incomplete") + | Some(active_subtask) => + let clock_it = JsUtil.timestamp(); + let updated_subtask = { + ...active_subtask, + completion_info: None, + metadata: { + ...active_subtask.metadata, + completed_at: None, + last_updated_at: clock_it, + }, + }; + let updated_task = + TaskUtils.write_subtask( + ~task=active_task, + ~subtask=updated_subtask, + ); + UpdateUtils.write_task(~model, ~task=updated_task); + } + } + // | _ => Failure("unimplemented") + | AddNewSubtaskToActiveTask(new_subtask) => + /* + - Adds the given new subtask to the active task's subtasks + - Appends the new subtask's title to the active task's subtask ordering + */ + switch (MainUtils.active_task(model)) { + | None => Failure("No active task to add new subtask to") + | Some(active_task) => + let updated_task = + TaskUtils.write_subtask( + ~task=active_task, + ~subtask=new_subtask, + ); + let updated_task = { + ...updated_task, + subtask_ordering: + List.append( + updated_task.subtask_ordering, + [new_subtask.title], + ), + }; + UpdateUtils.write_task(~model, ~task=updated_task); + } + | ReorderSubtasksInActiveTask(new_ordering) => + /* + - Reorders the subtasks in the active task according to the given new ordering + - The new ordering is a list of subtask titles + */ + switch (MainUtils.active_task(model)) { + | None => Failure("No active task to reorder subtasks in") + | Some(active_task) => + let updated_task = { + ...active_task, + subtask_ordering: new_ordering, + }; + UpdateUtils.write_task(~model, ~task=updated_task); + } + } + }; + }; + }; +}; diff --git a/src/haz3lcore/AgentCore/CompositionActions.re b/src/haz3lcore/AgentCore/CompositionActions.re new file mode 100644 index 0000000000..ec867ea69a --- /dev/null +++ b/src/haz3lcore/AgentCore/CompositionActions.re @@ -0,0 +1,74 @@ +open Util; + +/* + * ------------------------------ + * Structure-Based Action Language + * ------------------------------ + */ + +[@deriving (show({with_path: false}), sexp, yojson, eq)] +// The path string should be formatted as "name/name/name/..." +type path = string; + +[@deriving (show({with_path: false}), sexp, yojson, eq)] +type code = string; + +// --- File-Read Actions --- +// These actions are used purely to read information from the program, +// and do not modify the program or the cursor location in the AST. +// Note: We supply several "things to read" to the agent by default +// on each iteration: +// - AST Info +// - structure-based code map +// - variables referenced +// - static error info +// We could, technically, move any of these to here, but need to consider implications +// of doing so + +[@deriving (show({with_path: false}), sexp, yojson, eq)] +type read_action = + // Lists all the use sites of the indicated variable + | ShowUseSites(path) + // Displays the typing context/scope at the current let expression in the AST + // | ShowContext //todo: technically this is accomplished via showing sibs/parent + // Displays the entire definition of the current node, with no child/sub definitions abstracted away + | ShowReferences(path); + +// --- Edit Actions --- + +[@deriving (show({with_path: false}), sexp, yojson)] +type edit_action = + | Initialize(code) + | UpdateDefinition(path, code) + | UpdateBody(path, code) + | UpdatePattern(path, code) + | UpdateBindingClause(path, code) + | DeleteBindingClause(path) + | DeleteBody(path) + | InsertAfter(path, code) + | InsertBefore(path, code); + +[@deriving (show({with_path: false}), sexp, yojson, eq)] +type view_action = + // Leave out option(int) index param for now. + // TODO: add later. resort to prompting to avoid shadowing ambiguity for now. + | Expand(list(path)) + | Collapse(list(path)); +// TODO: Uncomment once we add functionality for file systems. +// This would require a separate file_path and variable_path in Expand and Collapse actions. +/* + | Open(path) + | Close(path); + */ + +// AddToolLabel_1.0: Make the action types (above) and add their cases to the funs (below) +[@deriving (show({with_path: false}), sexp, yojson)] +type editor_action = + | View(view_action) // Main source of ingesting the codebase + | Read(read_action) // Language server helpers + | Edit(edit_action); // Main source of editing the codebase + +[@deriving (show({with_path: false}), sexp, yojson)] +type action = + | Editor(editor_action) + | Assistant(AgentWorkbench.Update.Action.BackendAction.action); diff --git a/src/haz3lcore/AgentCore/CompositionGo.re b/src/haz3lcore/AgentCore/CompositionGo.re new file mode 100644 index 0000000000..5a8b6eb518 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/haz3lcore/AgentCore/CompositionGo.re @@ -0,0 +1,667 @@ +open Util; +open HighLevelNodeMap.Public; +open Language; + +type node_map = HighLevelNodeMap.t; +type node = HighLevelNodeMap.node; + +module Local = { + type inner_term = + | Pat + | Def + | Body; + + module Utils = { + let get_inner_term_id = (inner_term: inner_term, node: node): Id.t => { + /* + Returns the specified "inner_term" from the "curr_node_info" + + E.g. If current node is "x" in a program "let x : Int = 2 + 3 in 100 + 200", + calling get_inner_term_id(curr_node_info, Pat) will return the id of the pattern "x : Int", + calling get_inner_term_id(curr_node_info, Def) will return the id of the definition "2 + 3", + calling get_inner_term_id(curr_node_info, Body) will return the id of the body "100 + 200". + */ + switch (node.info) { + | InfoExp({term, _}) => + switch (Exp.term_of(term)) { + | Let(pat, def, body) => + switch (inner_term) { + | Pat => Pat.rep_id(pat) + | Def => Exp.rep_id(def) + | Body => Exp.rep_id(body) + } + | TyAlias(tpat, tdef, body) => + switch (inner_term) { + | Pat => TPat.rep_id(tpat) + | Def => Typ.rep_id(tdef) + | Body => Exp.rep_id(body) + } + | _ => + raise( + Failure( + "UNIMPLEMENTED_NODE_TYPE: Only let and type alias expressions are currently supported as nodes", + ), + ) + } + | _ => + raise( + Failure( + "Current node is not a let or type alias expression, so no pattern to update", + ), + ) + }; + }; + }; + + module PerformUtils = { + let edit_action_to_static_error_scrutiny = + (~edit_action: CompositionActions.edit_action): (bool, bool, bool) => { + // Returns (of_pat, of_def, of_body), i.e. which parts of the program to check for static errors. + switch (edit_action) { + | Initialize(_) => + raise( + Failure( + "Initialize action handles static error checking on its own.", + ), + ) + | UpdateDefinition(_) => (true, true, false) + | UpdateBody(_) => (true, true, true) + | UpdatePattern(_) => (true, false, false) + | UpdateBindingClause(_) => (false, true, false) + | InsertBefore(_) => (false, false, false) + | InsertAfter(_) => (false, false, false) + | DeleteBindingClause(_) => (false, true, false) + | DeleteBody(_) => (false, false, true) + }; + }; + + let static_error_check = + ( + ~edit_action: CompositionActions.edit_action, + ~initial_node: option(node), + ~initial_info_map: Id.Map.t(Info.t), + ~new_node: node, + ~new_info_map: Id.Map.t(Info.t), + ) + : option(string) => { + /* + A localized static error check to ensure that newly inserted segments do not introduce any errors. + + This is a localized check, as obligations occuring elsewhere in the program are inevitable for + many types of edits. + + of_pat, of_def, and of_body are used to specify which parts of the program to check for errors. + */ + let (of_pat, of_def, of_body) = + edit_action_to_static_error_scrutiny(~edit_action); + let initial_errors = + switch (initial_node) { + | None => [] + | Some(initial_node) => + let initial_subtree = + GeneralTreeUtils.subtree_of( + ~info=initial_node.info, + ~orig_info_map=initial_info_map, + ~of_pat, + ~of_def, + ~of_body, + ); + ErrorPrint.all(initial_subtree); + }; + let new_subtree = + GeneralTreeUtils.subtree_of( + ~info=new_node.info, + ~orig_info_map=new_info_map, + ~of_pat, + ~of_def, + ~of_body, + ); + let new_errors = ErrorPrint.all(new_subtree); + if (List.length(new_errors) > List.length(initial_errors)) { + Some( + "Not applying the action you requested as it would have the following static error(s): " + ++ String.concat(", ", new_errors), + ); + } else { + None; + }; + }; + + let statics_map_new_ids = + (old_statics: StaticsBase.Map.t, new_statics: StaticsBase.Map.t) => { + // Returns only the IDs of the new statics map that are not in the old statics map + // This is useful to identify which new static information was added + Id.Map.fold( + (id, _info, acc) => + // Check if the ID exists in the old statics map + switch (StaticsBase.Map.lookup(id, old_statics)) { + | Some(_) => acc // ID exists in old map, don't include it + | None => [id, ...acc] // ID doesn't exist in old map, include it + }, + new_statics, + [], + ); + }; + + let introduce = + ( + z: Zipper.t, + code: string, + return: + (Action.Failure.t, option(Zipper.t)) => + result(Zipper.t, Action.Failure.t), + ) => { + // A wrapper function for trying to paste code into the zipper + // Note that we paste a segment; so, we convert the string to a segment + // first, and then insert the segment into the zipper. This helps to + // avoid potential current buggy parsing issues. + Parser.to_segment(code) + |> OptUtil.and_then((segment: Segment.t) => + Some(Zipper.insert_segment(z, segment)) + ) + |> return(CantPaste); + }; + + let destruct = + ( + ~defs_exclude_bodies: bool, + z: Zipper.t, + target_id: Id.t, + syntax: CachedSyntax.t, + ) => { + switch ( + Select.term( + ~defs_exclude_bodies, + ~case_rules=false, + syntax.term_data, + target_id, + z, + ) + ) { + | Some(z') => + switch (Destruct.go(Left, z')) { + | None => Error(Action.Failure.Cant_destruct) + | Some(z'') => Ok(z'') + } + | None => Error(Action.Failure.Cant_select) + }; + }; + + let overwrite_term = + ( + z: Zipper.t, + target_id: Id.t, + code: string, + defs_exclude_bodies: bool, + syntax: CachedSyntax.t, + return: + (Action.Failure.t, option(Zipper.t)) => + result(Zipper.t, Action.Failure.t), + ) => { + // Select the respective term (in this case the definition term) + switch ( + Select.term( + ~defs_exclude_bodies, + ~case_rules=false, + syntax.term_data, // todo: not sure about this arg + target_id, + z, + ) + ) { + | Some(z') => + // Paste the code over the selected tile + introduce(z', code, return) + | None => Error(Action.Failure.Cant_select) + }; + }; + let insert_term = + ( + z: Zipper.t, + target_id: Id.t, + code: string, + d: Direction.t, + syntax: CachedSyntax.t, + return: + (Action.Failure.t, option(Zipper.t)) => + result(Zipper.t, Action.Failure.t), + ) => { + switch ( + // ' let a = 0 in' + Select.term( + ~defs_exclude_bodies=true, + ~case_rules=false, + syntax.term_data, // todo: not sure about this arg, is it right? + target_id, + z, + ) + ) { + | Some(z') => + switch (Move.by_token(d, z')) { + | Some(z'') => introduce(z'', code, return) + | None => Error(Action.Failure.Cant_move) + } + | None => Error(Action.Failure.Cant_select) + }; + }; + }; + + let initialize_dispatch = + ( + z: Zipper.t, + mk_statics: Zipper.t => StaticsBase.Map.t, + return: + (Action.Failure.t, option(Zipper.t)) => + result(Zipper.t, Action.Failure.t), + code: string, + ) => { + switch (PerformUtils.introduce(Select.all(z), code, return)) { + | Ok(new_z) => + let new_statics = mk_statics(new_z); + // For initialization, check the entire program for errors + let new_errors = ErrorPrint.all(new_statics); + if (List.length(new_errors) > 0) { + Error( + Action.Failure.Composition_action_failure( + "Not applying the action you requested as it would have the following static error(s): " + ++ String.concat(", ", new_errors), + ), + ); + } else { + Ok(new_z); + }; + | Error(e) => Error(e) + }; + }; + + let view_dispatch = (a: CompositionActions.view_action, z: Zipper.t) => { + switch (a) { + | Expand(paths) => + let z' = { + ...z, + agent_view: AgentState.add_paths(paths, z.agent_view), + }; + Ok(z'); + | Collapse(paths) => + let z' = { + ...z, + agent_view: AgentState.remove_paths(paths, z.agent_view), + }; + Ok(z'); + }; + }; + + let edit_dispatch = + ( + ~e: CompositionActions.edit_action, + ~initial_z: Zipper.t, + ~initial_node_map: node_map, + ~initial_info_map: Id.Map.t(Info.t), + ~syntax: CachedSyntax.t, + ~return: + (Action.Failure.t, option(Zipper.t)) => + result(Zipper.t, Action.Failure.t), + ~mk_statics: Zipper.t => StaticsBase.Map.t, + ) => { + switch (e) { + | UpdateDefinition(path, code) => + let initial_node = path_to_node(initial_node_map, path); + let target_id = Utils.get_inner_term_id(Def, initial_node); + switch ( + PerformUtils.overwrite_term( + initial_z, + target_id, + code, + false, + syntax, + return, + ) + ) { + | Error(e) => Error(e) + | Ok(new_z) => + let new_info_map = mk_statics(new_z); + switch (build(new_z, new_info_map)) { + | None => Error(Action.Failure.Cant_derive_local_AST_information) + | Some(new_node_map) => + switch ( + PerformUtils.static_error_check( + ~edit_action=e, + ~initial_node=Some(initial_node), + ~initial_info_map, + ~new_node=node_of_cursor(new_node_map, new_z, new_info_map), + ~new_info_map, + ) + ) { + | Some(e) => Error(Action.Failure.Composition_action_failure(e)) + | None => Ok(new_z) + } + }; + }; + | UpdateBody(path, code) => + let initial_node = path_to_node(initial_node_map, path); + let target_id = Utils.get_inner_term_id(Body, initial_node); + switch ( + PerformUtils.overwrite_term( + initial_z, + target_id, + code, + false, + syntax, + return, + ) + ) { + | Error(e) => Error(e) + | Ok(new_z) => + let new_info_map = mk_statics(new_z); + switch (build(new_z, new_info_map)) { + | None => Error(Action.Failure.Cant_derive_local_AST_information) + | Some(new_node_map) => + switch ( + PerformUtils.static_error_check( + ~edit_action=e, + ~initial_node=Some(initial_node), + ~initial_info_map, + ~new_node=node_of_cursor(new_node_map, new_z, new_info_map), + ~new_info_map, + ) + ) { + | Some(e) => Error(Action.Failure.Composition_action_failure(e)) + | None => Ok(new_z) + } + }; + }; + | UpdatePattern(path, code) => + let initial_node = path_to_node(initial_node_map, path); + let target_id = Utils.get_inner_term_id(Pat, initial_node); + let old_pat = + StaticsBase.Map.lookup(target_id, initial_info_map) + |> OptUtil.get_or_fail( + "Failed trying to rename all occurences of the pattern. Could not find the old pattern in the statics map.", + ); + switch ( + PerformUtils.overwrite_term( + initial_z, + target_id, + code, + false, + syntax, + return, + ) + ) { + | Error(e) => Error(e) + | Ok(new_z) => + let new_info_map = mk_statics(new_z); + switch (build(new_z, new_info_map)) { + | None => Error(Action.Failure.Cant_derive_local_AST_information) + | Some(new_node_map) => + switch ( + PerformUtils.static_error_check( + ~edit_action=e, + ~initial_info_map, + ~initial_node=Some(initial_node), + ~new_info_map, + ~new_node=node_of_cursor(new_node_map, new_z, new_info_map), + ) + ) { + | Some(e) => Error(Action.Failure.Composition_action_failure(e)) + | None => + let new_node = node_of_cursor(new_node_map, new_z, new_info_map); + let new_target_id = Utils.get_inner_term_id(Pat, new_node); + let new_pat = + StaticsBase.Map.lookup(new_target_id, new_info_map) + |> OptUtil.get_or_fail( + "Failed trying to rename all occurences of the pattern. Could not find the new pattern in the statics map.", + ); + Ok( + GeneralTreeUtils.update_use_sites_of_pat( + ~z=new_z, + ~co_ctx= + GeneralTreeUtils.get_refs_to( + initial_node.info, + new_info_map, + ), + ~old_names=GeneralTreeUtils.get_var_names_from_pat(old_pat), + ~new_names=GeneralTreeUtils.get_var_names_from_pat(new_pat), + ), + ); + } + }; + }; + | UpdateBindingClause(path, code) => + let initial_node = path_to_node(initial_node_map, path); + let target_id = path_to_id(initial_node_map, path); + switch ( + PerformUtils.overwrite_term( + initial_z, + target_id, + code, + true, + syntax, + return, + ) + ) { + | Error(e) => Error(e) + | Ok(new_z) => + let new_info_map = mk_statics(new_z); + switch (build(new_z, new_info_map)) { + | None => Error(Action.Failure.Cant_derive_local_AST_information) + | Some(new_node_map) => + switch ( + PerformUtils.static_error_check( + ~edit_action=e, + ~initial_info_map, + ~initial_node=Some(initial_node), + ~new_info_map, + ~new_node=node_of_cursor(new_node_map, new_z, new_info_map), + ) + ) { + | Some(e) => Error(Action.Failure.Composition_action_failure(e)) + | None => Ok(new_z) + } + }; + }; + | InsertBefore(path, code) => + // todo: figure out a better method than magic space + let target_id = path_to_id(initial_node_map, path); + switch ( + { + PerformUtils.insert_term( + initial_z, + target_id, + "\n" ++ code ++ "\n", + Direction.Left, + syntax, + return, + ); + } + ) { + | Error(e) => Error(e) + | Ok(new_z) => + let new_info_map = mk_statics(new_z); + let old_errors = ErrorPrint.all(initial_info_map); + let new_errors = ErrorPrint.all(new_info_map); + if (List.length(new_errors) > List.length(old_errors)) { + Error( + Action.Failure.Composition_action_failure( + "Not applying the action you requested as it would introduce new static error(s): " + ++ String.concat(", ", new_errors), + ), + ); + } else { + Ok(new_z); + }; + }; + | InsertAfter(path, code) => + // todo: figure out a better method than magic space + let target_id = path_to_id(initial_node_map, path); + switch ( + PerformUtils.insert_term( + initial_z, + target_id, + "\n" ++ code ++ "\n", + Direction.Right, + syntax, + return, + ) + ) { + | Error(e) => Error(e) + | Ok(new_z) => + let new_info_map = mk_statics(new_z); + let old_errors = ErrorPrint.all(initial_info_map); + let new_errors = ErrorPrint.all(new_info_map); + if (List.length(new_errors) > List.length(old_errors)) { + Error( + Action.Failure.Composition_action_failure( + "Not applying the action you requested as it would introduce new static error(s): " + ++ String.concat(", ", new_errors), + ), + ); + } else { + Ok(new_z); + }; + }; + | DeleteBindingClause(path) => + let target_id = path_to_id(initial_node_map, path); + PerformUtils.destruct( + ~defs_exclude_bodies=true, + initial_z, + target_id, + syntax, + ); + | DeleteBody(path) => + let node = path_to_node(initial_node_map, path); + let target_id = Utils.get_inner_term_id(Body, node); + PerformUtils.destruct( + ~defs_exclude_bodies=false, + initial_z, + target_id, + syntax, + ); + | Initialize(_) => + Error( + Action.Failure.Composition_action_failure( + "Once a program has let/type alias expressions, you can never use initialize on it ever again.", + ), + ) + }; + }; + + // Tempory wrapper that helps me localize myself while implementing (remove) + let composition_dispatch = + ( + a: CompositionActions.editor_action, + syntax: CachedSyntax.t, + z: Zipper.t, + mk_statics: Zipper.t => StaticsBase.Map.t, + return: + (Action.Failure.t, option(Zipper.t)) => + result(Zipper.t, Action.Failure.t), + ) => { + let initial_info_map = mk_statics(z); + switch (build(z, initial_info_map)) { + | None => + switch (a) { + | Edit(Initialize(code)) => + initialize_dispatch(z, mk_statics, return, code) + | _ => Error(Action.Failure.Cant_derive_local_AST_information) + } + | Some(initial_node_map) => + switch (a) { + | View(a) => view_dispatch(a, z) + | Read(ShowUseSites(_path)) + | Read(ShowReferences(_path)) => Ok(z) // TODO: Implement + | Edit(e) => + edit_dispatch( + ~e, + ~initial_z=z, + ~initial_node_map, + ~initial_info_map, + ~syntax, + ~return, + ~mk_statics, + ) + } + }; + }; + + let get_initial_cursor_position = (z: Zipper.t, info_map: Id.Map.t(Info.t)) => { + switch (Indicated.ci_of(z, info_map)) { + | Some(ci) => Info.id_of(ci) + | None => + raise( + Failure( + "No indicated piece found when getting initial cursor position.", + ), + ) + }; + }; + + let reposition_cursor = (z: Zipper.t, target_id: Id.t) => { + switch (Move.jump_to_id_indicated(z, target_id)) { + | Some(z) => Ok(z) + | None => Error(Action.Failure.Cant_move) + }; + }; + + let freshen_paths = + (z: Zipper.t, mk_statics: Zipper.t => StaticsBase.Map.t) + : result(Zipper.t, Action.Failure.t) => { + // This function removes any stale paths from the agent view list + // This can happen if variables are changed or deleted from the editor itself + let node_map = build(z, mk_statics(z)); + switch (node_map) { + | None => + Ok({ + ...z, + agent_view: AgentState.init, + }) + | Some(node_map) => + Ok({ + ...z, + agent_view: { + expanded_paths: + List.filter( + (path: string) => { + switch (path_to_id_opt(node_map, path)) { + | Some(_) => true + | None => false + } + }, + z.agent_view.expanded_paths, + ), + }, + }) + }; + }; + + let go = + ( + ~syntax: CachedSyntax.t, + ~z: Zipper.t, + ~a: CompositionActions.editor_action, + ~mk_statics: Zipper.t => StaticsBase.Map.t, + ~return: + (Action.Failure.t, option(Zipper.t)) => + result(Zipper.t, Action.Failure.t), + ) + : result(Zipper.t, Action.Failure.t) => { + let res = + try( + switch (composition_dispatch(a, syntax, z, mk_statics, return)) { + | Ok(new_z) => + switch (freshen_paths(new_z, mk_statics)) { + | Ok(new_z) => Ok(Dump.to_zipper(new_z)) + | Error(e) => Error(e) + } + | Error(e) => Error(e) + } + ) { + | Failure(e) => Error(Action.Failure.Composition_action_failure(e)) + }; + + res; + }; +}; + +module Public = { + let go = Local.go; +}; diff --git a/src/haz3lcore/AgentCore/GeneralTreeUtils.re b/src/haz3lcore/AgentCore/GeneralTreeUtils.re new file mode 100644 index 0000000000..7e06fbfbfc --- /dev/null +++ b/src/haz3lcore/AgentCore/GeneralTreeUtils.re @@ -0,0 +1,252 @@ +open Util; +open Language; +open Language.Statics; +open HighLevelNodeMap.Utils; + +let subtree_of = + ( + ~info: Info.t, + ~orig_info_map: Id.Map.t(Info.t), + ~of_pat: bool, + ~of_def: bool, + ~of_body: bool, + ) + : Statics.Map.t => { + let map = + switch (info) { + | InfoExp({term, _}) => + switch (Exp.term_of(term)) { + | Let(pat, def, body) => + let pat_info = pat_to_pat(pat, orig_info_map); + let def_info = exp_to_exp(def, orig_info_map); + let body_info = exp_to_exp(body, orig_info_map); + + let pat_map = + of_pat + ? Statics.upat_to_info_map( + ~is_synswitch=false, + ~ctx=pat_info.ctx, + ~co_ctx=pat_info.co_ctx, + ~ana=pat_info.ana, + ~ancestors=pat_info.ancestors, + ~duplicates=[], + pat, + Statics.Map.empty, + ) + |> snd + : Statics.Map.empty; + + let def_map = + of_def + ? Statics.uexp_to_info_map( + ~ctx=def_info.ctx, + ~ana=def_info.ana, + ~is_in_filter=false, + ~ancestors=def_info.ancestors, + ~duplicates=[], + ~expected_labels=None, + ~label_sort=false, + def, + pat_map, + ) + |> snd + : pat_map; + + let body_map = + of_body + ? Statics.uexp_to_info_map( + ~ctx=body_info.ctx, + ~ana=body_info.ana, + ~is_in_filter=false, + ~ancestors=body_info.ancestors, + ~duplicates=[], + ~expected_labels=None, + ~label_sort=false, + body, + def_map, + ) + |> snd + : def_map; + + body_map; + + | TyAlias(tpat, tdef, body) => + let tpat_info = tpat_to_tpat(tpat, orig_info_map); + let tdef_info = typ_to_typ(tdef, orig_info_map); + let body_info = exp_to_exp(body, orig_info_map); + + let tpat_map = + of_pat + ? Statics.utpat_to_info_map( + ~ctx=tpat_info.ctx, + ~ancestors=tpat_info.ancestors, + tpat, + Statics.Map.empty, + ) + |> snd + : Statics.Map.empty; + let tpat_map = + of_def + ? Statics.utyp_to_info_map( + ~ctx=tdef_info.ctx, + ~ancestors=tdef_info.ancestors, + tdef, + tpat_map, + ) + |> snd + : tpat_map; + + let body_map = + of_body + ? Statics.uexp_to_info_map( + ~ctx=body_info.ctx, + ~ana=body_info.ana, + ~is_in_filter=false, + ~ancestors=body_info.ancestors, + ~duplicates=[], + ~expected_labels=None, + ~label_sort=false, + body, + tpat_map, + ) + |> snd + : tpat_map; + + body_map; + + | _ => + raise( + Failure( + "UNIMPLEMENTED_NODE_TYPE: Only let and type alias expressions are currently supported as nodes", + ), + ) + } + | _ => raise(Failure("Current node is not an expression")) + }; + + map; +}; + +let get_refs_to = (curr: Info.t, info_map: Id.Map.t(Info.t)): CoCtx.t => { + /* + Returns the CoCtx containing exclusively references to the given let/tyalis expression + */ + + let exp_to_info = (term: Exp.t): Info.t => exp_to_info(term, info_map); + + switch (curr) { + | InfoExp(term) => + let entire_coctx = term.co_ctx; + let body_coctx = + switch (Exp.term_of(term.term)) { + | Let(_, _, body) + | TyAlias(_, _, body) => + switch (exp_to_info(body)) { + | InfoExp({co_ctx, _}) => co_ctx + | _ => raise(Failure("Body of type alias is not an expression")) + } + | _ => + raise(Failure("Current node is not a let or type alias expression")) + }; + // Find variables that appear in body_coctx but not in entire_coctx + // Effectively takes the set difference of body_coctx and entire_coctx + VarMap.filter( + ((var_name, _)) => !VarMap.contains(entire_coctx, var_name), + body_coctx, + ); + | _ => raise(Failure("Current node is not a let or type alias expression")) + }; +}; + +let get_var_names_from_pat = (curr: Info.t): list(string) => { + let rec go = (pat: Pat.t, vars: list(string)): list(string) => { + switch (pat.term) { + | Var(name) => vars @ [name] + | Ap(pat1, pat2) + | TupLabel(pat1, pat2) + | Cons(pat1, pat2) => go(pat1, vars) @ go(pat2, vars) + | Parens(pat) + | Probe(pat, _) + | Asc(pat, _) => go(pat, vars) + | ListLit(pats) + | Tuple(pats) => + List.fold_left((vars, pat) => go(pat, vars), vars, pats) + | Invalid(_) + | EmptyHole + | MultiHole(_) + | Wild + | Atom(_) + | Constructor(_, _) + | Label(_) + | ExplicitNonlabel => vars + }; + }; + let pat = + switch (curr) { + | InfoPat({term, _}) => term + | _ => raise(Failure("Pat is not a pattern")) + }; + go(pat, []); +}; + +let update_use_sites_of_var = + (z: Zipper.t, co_ctx: CoCtx.t, old_name: string, new_name: string) + : Zipper.t => { + /* + Updates the use sites of the given variables in the co-context. + */ + // Iterate through all variables in the co-context + List.fold_left( + (acc_z, (var_name, entries)) => + // Only update variables that match the old_name + if (var_name == old_name) { + // Iterate through all entries (IDs) for this variable + List.fold_left( + (acc_z', entry) => { + let id = entry.CoCtx.id; + switch (Select.tile(id, acc_z')) { + | Some(z') => + switch (Parser.to_zipper(~zipper_init=z', new_name)) { + | Some(z'') => z'' + | None => z' + } + | None => acc_z' + }; + }, + acc_z, + entries, + ); + } else { + acc_z; + }, + z, + co_ctx, + ); +}; + +let update_use_sites_of_pat = + ( + ~z: Zipper.t, + ~co_ctx: CoCtx.t, + ~old_names: list(string), + ~new_names: list(string), + ) + : Zipper.t => + /* + Updates the use sites of the given variables in the co-context. + + Should be noted that there are special cases: + - Consider updating the pattern (x, y, z) to (a, b) + we are unable to determine which new var maps to which old var. + For now, we will only consider the case where the number of old and new vars are the same. + */ + switch (ListUtil.opt_zip(old_names, new_names)) { + | None => z + | Some(pairs) => + List.fold_left( + (acc_z, (old_name, new_name)) => + update_use_sites_of_var(acc_z, co_ctx, old_name, new_name), + z, + pairs, + ) + }; diff --git a/src/haz3lcore/AgentCore/HighLevelNodeMap.re b/src/haz3lcore/AgentCore/HighLevelNodeMap.re new file mode 100644 index 0000000000..c21685dce2 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/haz3lcore/AgentCore/HighLevelNodeMap.re @@ -0,0 +1,810 @@ +open Util; +open Language; +open Language.Statics; +open OptUtil.Syntax; + +module Utils = { + let exp_to_info = (term: Exp.t, info_map: Id.Map.t(Info.t)): Info.t => { + // Helper function + let e = Exp.rep_id(term); + Id.Map.find(e, info_map); + }; + + let exp_to_exp = (term: Exp.t, info_map: Id.Map.t(Info.t)): Info.exp => { + switch (exp_to_info(term, info_map)) { + | InfoExp(exp_info) => exp_info + | _ => raise(Failure("No exp info found")) + }; + }; + + let pat_to_info = (term: Pat.t, info_map: Id.Map.t(Info.t)): Info.t => { + // Helper function + let e = Pat.rep_id(term); + Id.Map.find(e, info_map); + }; + + let pat_to_pat = (term: Pat.t, info_map: Id.Map.t(Info.t)): Info.pat => { + switch (pat_to_info(term, info_map)) { + | InfoPat(pat_info) => pat_info + | _ => raise(Failure("No pat info found")) + }; + }; + + let tpat_to_info = (term: TPat.t, info_map: Id.Map.t(Info.t)): Info.t => { + // Helper function + let e = TPat.rep_id(term); + Id.Map.find(e, info_map); + }; + + let tpat_to_tpat = (term: TPat.t, info_map: Id.Map.t(Info.t)): Info.tpat => { + switch (tpat_to_info(term, info_map)) { + | InfoTPat(tpat_info) => tpat_info + | _ => raise(Failure("No tpat info found")) + }; + }; + + let typ_to_info = (term: Typ.t, info_map: Id.Map.t(Info.t)): Info.t => { + // Helper function + let e = Typ.rep_id(term); + Id.Map.find(e, info_map); + }; + + let typ_to_typ = (term: Typ.t, info_map: Id.Map.t(Info.t)): Info.typ => { + switch (typ_to_info(term, info_map)) { + | InfoTyp(typ_info) => typ_info + | _ => raise(Failure("No typ info found")) + }; + }; + + let child_expressions_of_exp = (term: TermBase.exp_t): list(TermBase.exp_t) => { + /* + Returns the child expressions within the given expression. + */ + switch (Exp.term_of(term)) { + | Fun(_, e, _, _) + | UnOp(_, e) + | Test(e) + | Parens(e) + | Filter(_, e) + | Closure(_, e) + | Probe(e, _) + | Asc(e, _) + | FixF(_, e, _) + | Use(_, e) + | TypAp(e, _) + | TypFun(_, e, _) + | DeferredAp(e, _) + | HintedTest(e, _) => [e] + | Let(_, e1, e2) + | Seq(e1, e2) + | Ap(_, e1, e2) + | Dot(e1, e2) + | TupleExtension(e1, e2) + | TupLabel(e1, e2) + | Cons(e1, e2) + | ListConcat(e1, e2) + | BinOp(_, e1, e2) => [e1, e2] + | Tuple(es) + | ListLit(es) => es + | If(e1, e2, e3) => [e1, e2, e3] + | Match(e, branches) => [e, ...List.map(snd, branches)] + | BuiltinFun(_) + | Label(_) + | EmptyHole + | Undefined + | Invalid(_) + | MultiHole(_) + | DynamicErrorHole(_, _) + | Deferral(_) + | Atom(_) + | Constructor(_, _) + | LivelitName(_) + | TyAlias(_) + | ExplicitNonlabel + | Var(_) => [] + }; + }; + + let top_level_term_of = + (~start_point: Info.t, ~info_map: Id.Map.t(Info.t)): option(Info.t) => { + let initial_nominee = + switch (start_point) { + | InfoExp({term, _}) => + switch (Exp.term_of(term)) { + | Let(_) => Some(start_point) // if it is a let binding, then this term is a nominee + | TyAlias(_) => Some(start_point) // if it is a type binding, then this term is a nominee + | _ => None + } + | _ => None + }; + + let rec search_for_top_level_node = + ( + ~candidates: list(Id.t), + ~departure_point: Info.t, + ~nominee: option(Info.t), + ) => { + switch (candidates) { + | [candidate, ...rest] => + let candidate = Id.Map.find(candidate, info_map); + let nominee = + switch (candidate) { + | InfoExp({term, _}) => + switch (Exp.term_of(term)) { + | Let(pat, def, body) => + let pat_id = Pat.rep_id(pat); + let def_id = Exp.rep_id(def); + let body_id = Exp.rep_id(body); + // Check if departure point is in the pattern, definition, or body position of the candidate + if (Id.equal(def_id, Info.id_of(departure_point)) + || Id.equal(body_id, Info.id_of(departure_point)) + || Id.equal(pat_id, Info.id_of(departure_point))) { + // if it is, then set this is as the new nominee for the top-level node + Some( + candidate, + ); + } else { + nominee; + }; + | TyAlias(tpat, tdef, body) => + let tpat_id = TPat.rep_id(tpat); + let tdef_id = Typ.rep_id(tdef); + let body_id = Exp.rep_id(body); + if (Id.equal(tdef_id, Info.id_of(departure_point)) + || Id.equal(body_id, Info.id_of(departure_point)) + || Id.equal(tpat_id, Info.id_of(departure_point))) { + Some(candidate); + } else { + nominee; + }; + | _ => nominee + } + | _ => nominee + }; + search_for_top_level_node( + ~candidates=rest, + ~departure_point=candidate, + ~nominee, + ); + | [] => nominee + }; + }; + + search_for_top_level_node( + ~candidates=Info.ancestors_of(start_point), + ~departure_point=start_point, + ~nominee=initial_nominee, + ); + }; + + let get_oldest_ancestor = + (info: Info.t, info_map: Id.Map.t(Info.t)): Info.t => { + switch ( + { + let* id = ListUtil.hd_opt(List.rev(Info.ancestors_of(info))); + Id.Map.find_opt(id, info_map); + } + ) { + | Some(info) => info + | None => info + }; + }; +}; + +module Namer = { + /* + Convert patterns to purely string names. + */ + + let rec mk_name_from_pat = (pat: TermBase.pat_t) => { + switch (pat.term) { + | Var(name) + | Constructor(name, _) + | Label(name) => name + | Probe(pat, _) + | Parens(pat) + | Asc(pat, _) => mk_name_from_pat(pat) + | Cons(pat1, pat2) => + mk_name_from_pat(pat1) ++ "::" ++ mk_name_from_pat(pat2) + | Tuple(pats) => + "(" ++ String.concat(", ", List.map(mk_name_from_pat, pats)) ++ ")" + | ListLit(pats) => + "[" ++ String.concat(", ", List.map(mk_name_from_pat, pats)) ++ "]" + | Wild => "{wild}" + | EmptyHole => "{empty pattern hole}" + | MultiHole(_) => "{multi hole}" + | Ap(pat1, pat2) => + mk_name_from_pat(pat1) ++ "(" ++ mk_name_from_pat(pat2) ++ ")" + | TupLabel(pat1, pat2) => + "(" ++ mk_name_from_pat(pat1) ++ " : " ++ mk_name_from_pat(pat2) ++ ")" + | Atom(_) => "{atom}" + | ExplicitNonlabel => "{explicit nonlabel}" + | Invalid(_) => "{invalid}" + }; + }; + + let mk_name_from_tpat = (tpat: TermBase.tpat_t) => { + switch (tpat.term) { + | Var(name) + | Invalid(name) => name + | EmptyHole => "{empty type pattern hole}" + | MultiHole(_) => "{multi type pattern hole}" + }; + }; + + let mk_name = (info: Info.t): string => { + switch (info) { + | InfoExp({term, _}) => + switch (Exp.term_of(term)) { + | Let(pat, _, _) => mk_name_from_pat(pat) + | TyAlias(tpat, _, _) => mk_name_from_tpat(tpat) + | _ => raise(Failure("Not a valid expression to make a name from")) + } + | _ => raise(Failure("Not a valid term to make a name from")) + }; + }; +}; + +module MoveOffWhitespaceHelper = { + /* + Ad-hoc methods to help move the cursor off whitespace and to the nearest + non-whitespace term. + */ + + let is_on_whitespace = (z: Zipper.t): bool => { + // Use for_index which only ignores secondary pieces, not grout pieces + switch (Indicated.for_index(z)) { + | Some((piece, _, _)) => + Piece.is_secondary(piece) + || Piece.is_grout(piece) + || Piece.is_convex(piece) + | None => false + }; + }; + + let rec move_to_non_whitespace = + (z: Zipper.t, d: Direction.t): option(Zipper.t) => { + /* + Iteratively move the cursor to the left. + If moving left becomes stagnant, try and move right. + */ + is_on_whitespace(z) + ? { + switch (Move.by_char(d, z)) { + | Some(z') => move_to_non_whitespace(z', d) + | None => + if (d == Left) { + move_to_non_whitespace(z, Right); + } else { + None; + } + }; + } + : Some(z); + }; +}; + +[@deriving (show({with_path: false}), sexp, yojson)] +type node = HighLevelNodeMapModel.node; + +[@deriving (show({with_path: false}), sexp, yojson)] +type t = HighLevelNodeMapModel.t; + +let id_of = (node: node) => { + Info.id_of(node.info); +}; + +let unwrap = (t: option(t)): t => { + Option.get(t); +}; + +let find = (node_map: t, id: Id.t) => { + switch (Id.Map.find_opt(id, node_map)) { + | Some(node) => node + | None => + raise( + Failure("Node with id " ++ Id.to_string(id) ++ " not found in map"), + ) + }; +}; + +let id_to_name = (node_map: t, id: Id.t): string => { + find(node_map, id).name; +}; + +let parent_id_from_path = (path: list(Id.t)): option(Id.t) => { + switch (List.rev(path)) { + | [_, parent, ..._] => Some(parent) // the first element is the dummy root + | _ => None + }; +}; + +let parent_id_of = (node: node): option(Id.t) => { + // the parent is the second element in the path + parent_id_from_path( + node.path, + ); +}; + +let parent_of = (node_map: t, node: node): option(node) => { + switch (parent_id_of(node)) { + | Some(p_id) => Some(find(node_map, p_id)) + | None => None + }; +}; + +let children_of = (node_map: t, node: node): list(node) => { + List.map((id: Id.t) => find(node_map, id), node.children); +}; + +let descendants_of = (node_map: t, node: node): list(list(Id.t)) => { + let rec build_levels = + (current_level: list(Id.t), acc: list(list(Id.t))) + : list(list(Id.t)) => + if (List.length(current_level) == 0) { + List.rev(acc); + } else { + // Get all children of nodes in the current level + let next_level = + current_level + |> List.map((id: Id.t) => find(node_map, id)) + |> List.map((node: node) => node.children) + |> List.flatten; + + // Add current level to accumulator and recurse + build_levels(next_level, [current_level, ...acc]); + }; + + // Start with the children of the given node + build_levels(node.children, []); +}; + +let siblings_of = (node_map: t, node: node): list(node) => { + List.map((id: Id.t) => find(node_map, id), node.siblings); +}; + +let next_sibling_of = (node: node): option(Id.t) => { + List.nth_opt( + node.siblings, + node.sibling_idx + 1 mod List.length(node.siblings), + ); +}; + +let prev_sibling_of = (node: node): option(Id.t) => { + List.nth_opt( + node.siblings, + node.sibling_idx - 1 mod List.length(node.siblings), + ); +}; + +let lowest_enclosing_node_of = (info: Info.t, node_map: t): option(node) => { + switch (Id.Map.find_opt(Info.id_of(info), node_map)) { + | Some(node) => Some(node) + | None => + let ancestors = Info.ancestors_of(info); + List.find_map( + (ancestor: Id.t) => Id.Map.find_opt(ancestor, node_map), + ancestors, + ); + }; +}; + +let add_child = (node_map: t, parent: Id.t, child: Id.t): t => { + switch (Id.Map.find_opt(parent, node_map)) { + | Some(parent_node) => + Id.Map.add( + parent, + { + ...parent_node, + children: parent_node.children @ [child], + }, + node_map, + ) + | None => node_map + }; +}; + +let init_node = (info: Info.t, path: list(Id.t), node_map: t): t => { + print_endline( + "Constructing node for the id: " ++ Id.to_string(Info.id_of(info)), + ); + // 1. Add this node to the children of its parent (head of rev(path)), if one exists + let node_map = + switch (parent_id_from_path(path)) { + | Some(parent) => add_child(node_map, parent, Info.id_of(info)) + | None => node_map + }; + // 2. Initialize the node + let node: node = { + info, + path, + children: [], // must propogate after + siblings: [], // must propogate after + sibling_idx: (-1), + name: Namer.mk_name(info), + }; + print_endline("just processed: " ++ node.name); + // 3. Add the node to the node map + let node_map = Id.Map.add(Info.id_of(info), node, node_map); + // 4. Build the children of the node + print_endline( + "Added node: " + ++ node.name + ++ " (id: " + ++ Id.to_string(Info.id_of(info)) + ++ ")", + ); + node_map; +}; +let rec build_children = + ( + candidate: Info.t, + path: list(Id.t), + node_map: t, + info_map: Id.Map.t(Info.t), + ) + : t => { + print_endline( + "Building children for the id: " ++ Id.to_string(Info.id_of(candidate)), + ); + + let exp_to_info = (term: Exp.t): Info.t => + Utils.exp_to_info(term, info_map); + + let typ_to_info = (term: Typ.t): Info.t => + Utils.typ_to_info(term, info_map); + + switch (candidate) { + | InfoExp({term, _}) => + switch (Exp.term_of(term)) { + | Let(_, def, body) => + print_endline( + "Found Let expression, creating node and processing body", + ); + // Add this node to the node map + let new_path = path @ [Info.id_of(candidate)]; + let node_map = init_node(candidate, new_path, node_map); + // 1. Find children + let node_map = + build_children(exp_to_info(def), new_path, node_map, info_map); + // 2. Find siblings + // use "old" path for siblings!! + build_children(exp_to_info(body), path, node_map, info_map); + // It is also useful to add type defintions to the def-structured AST + | TyAlias(_, typ, body) => + print_endline( + "Found TyAlias expression, creating node and processing body", + ); + // Add this node to the node map + let new_path = path @ [Info.id_of(candidate)]; + let node_map = init_node(candidate, new_path, node_map); + // 1. Find children (although, not sure if necessary for type defs) + let node_map = + build_children(typ_to_info(typ), new_path, node_map, info_map); + // 2. Find siblings + // use "old" path for siblings!! + build_children(exp_to_info(body), path, node_map, info_map); + | _ => + let es = Utils.child_expressions_of_exp(term); + print_endline( + "Found other expression type with " + ++ string_of_int(List.length(es)) + ++ " child expressions", + ); + let es_mapped = List.map(exp_to_info, es); + List.fold_left( + (acc_map: t, e: Info.t) => { + let new_node_map = build_children(e, path, acc_map, info_map); + Id.Map.merge( + (_: Id.t, n1: option(node), n2: option(node)) => + switch (n1, n2) { + | (Some(_v1), Some(v2)) => + // If both maps have the same key, prefer the one with more complete data + // (e.g., the one that was built later with more context) + Some(v2) + | (Some(v), None) => Some(v) + | (None, Some(v)) => Some(v) + | (None, None) => None + }, + acc_map, + new_node_map, + ); + }, + node_map, + es_mapped, + ); + } + | _ => node_map + }; +}; + +let sibling_idx_of = (path: list(Id.t), self: Id.t): int => { + path + |> List.mapi((i, id) => (i, id)) + |> List.find_opt(((_, id)) => id == self) + |> Option.map(fst) + |> Option.value(~default=-1); +}; + +let build_siblings_and_trim = (node_map: t): t => { + /* + * Builds the siblings list for each node by: + * 1. First trimming the dummy root from all paths (removing the head) + * 2. Iterating through each node in the map + * 3. Finding its parent (second-to-last element in the trimmed path) + * 4. Looking up the parent's children and setting them as siblings (excluding self) + * 5. Calculating the sibling index based on position in parent's children list + * + * Example: For path [dummy_root, x, y, z], the parent of z is y. + * The siblings of z are all of y's children except z itself. + * XXX: A little hacky, but it works for now... + */ + let node_map = + node_map + |> Id.Map.fold( + (current_id, current_node, acc_map) => { + switch (parent_of(node_map, current_node)) { + | Some(parent) => + Id.Map.add( + current_id, + { + ...current_node, + path: List.tl(current_node.path), // removes dummy root + siblings: List.map(id_of, children_of(node_map, parent)), + sibling_idx: sibling_idx_of(parent.children, current_id), + }, + acc_map, + ) + | None => Id.Map.add(current_id, current_node, acc_map) + } + }, + node_map, + ); + node_map; +}; + +let gather_top_level = (node_map: t): list(Id.t) => { + // If the node has no parent, then it is a top-level node + // XXX: Hacky, cause it could be done more efficiently either on the fly or in + // build_siblings_and_trim... + node_map + |> Id.Map.bindings + |> List.filter_map(((id: Id.t, node: node)) => { + switch (parent_of(node_map, node)) { + | Some(_) => None + | None => Some(id) + } + }); +}; + +let split_path = (path: string): list(string) => { + String.split_on_char('/', path); +}; + +let id_path_to_name_path = (id_path: list(Id.t), node_map: t): list(string) => { + List.map((id: Id.t) => id_to_name(node_map, id), id_path); +}; + +let path_to_id_opt = (node_map: t, path: string): option(Id.t) => { + let path_names = split_path(path); + // Convert each node's path (list of Ids) to a list of names and compare + // XXX: Very hacky and ineffecient (O(n) in size of node_map) + // TODO: Implement a method which improves the efficiency of this operation + Id.Map.bindings(node_map) + |> List.find_map(((id: Id.t, node: node)) => + if (id_path_to_name_path(node.path, node_map) == path_names) { + Some(id); + } else { + None; + } + ); +}; + +let closest_valid_path_to_ill_path = (node_map: t, path: string): string => { + // Returns the most similar name of a node in the tree to the given ill-formed path + // This uses the levenshtein distance to find the closest match + let path_names = split_path(path); + + /* Helper to compute distance between a candidate node's name-path and the input */ + let distance_for_node = (node: node): int => { + let candidate_names = id_path_to_name_path(node.path, node_map); + StringUtil.levenshtein_list_distance(path_names, candidate_names); + }; + + /* Iterate over the map to find the minimum distance candidate */ + switch (Id.Map.bindings(node_map)) { + | [] => + raise(Failure("No nodes to compare when searching for closest path")) + | bindings => + /* fold to find (best_id, best_node, best_distance) */ + let (first_id, first_node) = List.hd(bindings); + let initial_acc = (first_id, first_node, distance_for_node(first_node)); + + let (best_id, _best_node, _best_dist) = + List.fold_left( + ((acc_id, acc_node, acc_d), (id, node)) => { + let d = distance_for_node(node); + if (d < acc_d) { + (id, node, d); + } else if (d == acc_d) { + /* Tie-breaker: prefer shorter candidate path (fewer segments) + which tends to yield simpler / more specific matches */ + if (List.length(node.path) < List.length(acc_node.path)) { + (id, node, d); + } else { + (acc_id, acc_node, acc_d); + }; + } else { + (acc_id, acc_node, acc_d); + }; + }, + /* initial accumulator is the first binding */ + initial_acc, + List.tl(bindings), + ); + + let path = find(node_map, best_id).path; + String.concat( + "/", + List.map((id: Id.t) => id_to_name(node_map, id), path), + ); + }; +}; + +let path_to_id = (node_map: t, path: string): Id.t => { + let path_names = split_path(path); + // Convert each node's path (list of Ids) to a list of names and compare + // XXX: Very hacky and ineffecient (O(n) in size of node_map) + // TODO: Implement a method which improves the efficiency of this operation + try( + Option.get( + Id.Map.bindings(node_map) + |> List.find_map(((id: Id.t, node: node)) => + if (id_path_to_name_path(node.path, node_map) == path_names) { + Some(id); + } else { + None; + } + ), + ) + ) { + | _ => + raise( + Failure( + "Path \"" + ++ path + ++ "\" not found in node map" + ++ "\nPerhaps you meant \"" + ++ closest_valid_path_to_ill_path(node_map, path) + ++ "\"?", + ), + ) + }; +}; + +let path_to_node = (node_map: t, path: string): node => { + find(node_map, path_to_id(node_map, path)); +}; + +let node_of_cursor = + (node_map: t, z: Zipper.t, info_map: Id.Map.t(Info.t)): node => { + switch ( + { + let* valid_zipper = + MoveOffWhitespaceHelper.move_to_non_whitespace(z, Left); + Indicated.ci_of(valid_zipper, info_map); + } + ) { + | None => + raise( + Failure( + "No current position found for cursor when trying to get node of cursor", + ), + ) + | Some(info) => + switch (lowest_enclosing_node_of(info, node_map)) { + | Some(node) => node + | None => raise(Failure("No lowest enclosing node found for cursor")) + } + }; +}; + +let build = (zipper: Zipper.t, info_map: Id.Map.t(Info.t)): option(t) => { + // Move to a valid, non-secondary, non-grout, non-convex term + switch ( + { + let* valid_zipper = + MoveOffWhitespaceHelper.move_to_non_whitespace(zipper, Left); + let* current_term = Indicated.ci_of(valid_zipper, info_map); + Utils.top_level_term_of(~start_point=current_term, ~info_map); + } + ) { + | None => + print_endline("No top level term found"); + None; + | Some(top_level_term) => + let oldest_ancestor = Utils.get_oldest_ancestor(top_level_term, info_map); + let dummy_root = Id.mk(); + print_endline("Dummy root is: " ++ Id.to_string(dummy_root)); + let node_map: t = + Id.Map.add( + dummy_root, + { + // This info is NEVER used, just for the sake of the algorithm and + // to avoid making this an optional type solely for the dummy root... + info: oldest_ancestor, + path: [dummy_root], + children: [], + siblings: [], + sibling_idx: (-1), + name: "{dummy root}", + }: node, + Id.Map.empty, + ); + let node_map = + build_children(oldest_ancestor, [dummy_root], node_map, info_map); + // Build siblings for all nodes and trim dummy root from paths + let node_map = build_siblings_and_trim(node_map); + // Remove the dummy root from the node map + let node_map = Id.Map.remove(dummy_root, node_map); + Some(node_map); + }; +}; + +module Public = { + /* + ================================ + Public methods to build and interact with the tree + ================================ + */ + let build = + // Builds the definition-based tree + // Main driver function, does most the heavy lifting + build; + let id_of = + // Gets the id of a node + id_of; + let unwrap = + // Unwraps the result of building the tree + unwrap; + let find = + // Finds a node in the tree by its id + find; + let id_to_name = + // Gets the name of a node given its id + id_to_name; + let parent_of = + // Gets the parent of a node + parent_of; + let children_of = + // Gets the children of a node + children_of; + let descendants_of = + // Gets all of the descendants of a node + descendants_of; + let siblings_of = + // Gets the siblings of a node + siblings_of; + let next_sibling_of = + // Gets the next sibling of a node + next_sibling_of; + let prev_sibling_of = + // Gets the previous sibling of a node + prev_sibling_of; + let gather_top_level = + // Gathers the top-level nodes from the tree + gather_top_level; + let path_to_id = + // Gets the node id from a path + path_to_id; + let path_to_id_opt = + // Gets the node id from a path, returns None if the path is not found + path_to_id_opt; + let path_to_node = + // Gets the node from a path + path_to_node; + let node_of_cursor = + // Gets the node at the cursor position + // Useful for post-edit checks and operations + node_of_cursor; +}; diff --git a/src/haz3lcore/AgentCore/HighLevelNodeMapModel.re b/src/haz3lcore/AgentCore/HighLevelNodeMapModel.re new file mode 100644 index 0000000000..a91575077d --- /dev/null +++ b/src/haz3lcore/AgentCore/HighLevelNodeMapModel.re @@ -0,0 +1,27 @@ +open Util; +open Language; +open Language.Statics; + +[@deriving (show({with_path: false}), sexp, yojson)] +type node = { + // The term associated with this node + info: Info.t, + // The high-level path to this node from the root of the AST, as a list of their ids + // Ordering: the first element is the root of the AST, and the last element is this node + path: list(Id.t), + // Ids of the outgoing children nodes in the AST + children: list(Id.t), + // Ids of the outgoing sibling nodes in the AST + siblings: list(Id.t), + // Index of this node in the list of siblings + sibling_idx: int, + // The name of this node. Constructed through recursively + // unwrapping the pattern(s) associated with the node + name: string, + // ... + // May optionally choose to store more metadata about terms here, such as type, probes, etc. + // ... +}; + +[@deriving (show({with_path: false}), sexp, yojson)] +type t = Id.Map.t(node); diff --git a/src/haz3lcore/zipper/action/Action.re b/src/haz3lcore/zipper/action/Action.re index 13e1f68df2..03c1ad72c1 100644 --- a/src/haz3lcore/zipper/action/Action.re +++ b/src/haz3lcore/zipper/action/Action.re @@ -106,7 +106,8 @@ module Failure = { | CantAccept | Cant_undo | Cant_redo - | CantIntroduce; + | CantIntroduce + | Composition_action_failure(string); exception Exception(t); }; diff --git a/src/util/ListUtil.re b/src/util/ListUtil.re index c719cc1aa6..135bc90a19 100644 --- a/src/util/ListUtil.re +++ b/src/util/ListUtil.re @@ -272,6 +272,15 @@ let rec zip_defaults = ] }; +let rec opt_zip = (xs: list('x), ys: list('y)): option(list(('x, 'y))) => + switch (xs, ys) { + | ([], [_, ..._]) + | ([_, ..._], []) => None + | ([], []) => Some([]) + | ([x, ...xs], [y, ...ys]) => + opt_zip(xs, ys) |> Option.map(xys => [(x, y), ...xys]) + }; + let rec update_nth = (n, xs, f) => switch (n, xs) { | (_, []) => [] diff --git a/src/util/OpenRouter.re b/src/util/OpenRouter.re index 32c1edec8e..caa0a87b83 100644 --- a/src/util/OpenRouter.re +++ b/src/util/OpenRouter.re @@ -174,7 +174,7 @@ module Reply = { [@deriving (show({with_path: false}), sexp, yojson)] type t = { content: string, - tool_call: option(tool_call), + tool_calls: list(tool_call), usage, }; }; @@ -252,16 +252,7 @@ module Utils = { }; }; - let first_message_tool_call = - (choices: Json.t): option(Reply.Model.tool_call) => { - let* choices = Json.list(choices); - let* hd = ListUtil.hd_opt(choices); - let* message = Json.dot("message", hd); - - let* tool_calls = Json.dot("tool_calls", message); - let* tool_calls = Json.list(tool_calls); - let* tool_call = ListUtil.hd_opt(tool_calls); - + let parse_tool_call = (tool_call: Json.t): option(Reply.Model.tool_call) => { let* id = Json.dot("id", tool_call); let* id = Json.str(id); @@ -281,6 +272,22 @@ module Utils = { Some(tool_call); }; + let parse_tool_calls = (choices: Json.t): list(Reply.Model.tool_call) => { + let tool_calls = { + let* choices = Json.list(choices); + let* hd = ListUtil.hd_opt(choices); + let* message = Json.dot("message", hd); + + let* tool_calls = Json.dot("tool_calls", message); + Json.list(tool_calls); + }; + + switch (tool_calls) { + | Some(tool_calls) => List.filter_map(parse_tool_call, tool_calls) + | None => [] + }; + }; + let parse_errs = (json: Json.t): option(Model.error) => { let* error = Json.dot("error", json); let* message = Json.dot("message", error); @@ -308,11 +315,11 @@ module Utils = { let* choices = Json.dot("choices", json); let* usage = Json.dot("usage", json); let* content = first_message_content(choices); - let tool_call = first_message_tool_call(choices); + let tool_calls = parse_tool_calls(choices); let+ usage = of_usage(usage); Model.Reply({ content, - tool_call, + tool_calls, usage, }); }; diff --git a/src/util/StringUtil.re b/src/util/StringUtil.re index e2909b368b..e86d0a24d8 100644 --- a/src/util/StringUtil.re +++ b/src/util/StringUtil.re @@ -135,3 +135,83 @@ let prefixes = (s: string): list(string) => { aux(1); }; }; + +/* Compute edit distance between two lists of strings using the Levenshtein algorithm */ +let levenshtein_list_distance = (a: list(string), b: list(string)): int => { + let a_len = List.length(a); + let b_len = List.length(b); + /* Fast-paths */ + if (a_len == 0) { + b_len; + } else if (b_len == 0) { + a_len; + } else { + let a_arr = Array.of_list(a); + let b_arr = Array.of_list(b); + let prev = Array.init(b_len + 1, i => i); + let curr = Array.make(b_len + 1, 0); + + let min3 = (x, y, z) => { + let m = + if (x < y) { + x; + } else { + y; + }; + if (m < z) { + m; + } else { + z; + }; + }; + + for (i in 1 to a_len) { + curr[0] = i; + let ai = a_arr[i - 1]; + for (j in 1 to b_len) { + let bj = b_arr[j - 1]; + let cost = + if (ai == bj) { + 0; + } else { + 1; + }; + let deletion = prev[j] + 1; + let insertion = curr[j - 1] + 1; + let substitution = prev[j - 1] + cost; + curr[j] = min3(deletion, insertion, substitution); + }; + /* copy curr into prev for next iteration */ + for (k in 0 to b_len) { + prev[k] = curr[k]; + }; + }; + prev[b_len]; + }; +}; + +let nearest_levenshtein_match = + (target: list(string), candidates: list(list(string))) + : option(list(string)) => + if (candidates == []) { + None; + } else { + let distances = + List.map( + candidate => + (candidate, levenshtein_list_distance(target, candidate)), + candidates, + ); + let (best_candidate, _best_distance) = + List.fold_left( + ((best_cand, best_dist), (cand, dist)) => + if (dist < best_dist) { + (cand, dist); + } else { + (best_cand, best_dist); + }, + List.hd(distances), + List.tl(distances), + ); + Some(best_candidate); + }; diff --git a/src/web/Settings.re b/src/web/Settings.re index 1f9582e5ef..2dbcb10032 100644 --- a/src/web/Settings.re +++ b/src/web/Settings.re @@ -11,7 +11,6 @@ module Model = { instructor_mode: bool, benchmark: bool, explainThis: ExplainThisModel.Settings.t, - assistant: AssistantSettings.t, sidebar: SidebarModel.Settings.t, }; @@ -46,12 +45,6 @@ module Model = { show_feedback: false, highlight: NoHighlight, }, - assistant: { - mode: CodeSuggestion, - ongoing_chat: false, - show_history: false, - show_api_key: false, - }, sidebar: { panel: LanguageDocumentation, show: true, @@ -112,7 +105,6 @@ module Update = { | Evaluation(evaluation) | Sidebar(SidebarModel.Settings.action) | ExplainThis(ExplainThisModel.Settings.action) - | Assistant(AssistantSettings.action) | FlipAnimations; let can_undo = (action: t) => { @@ -263,37 +255,6 @@ module Update = { ...settings, explainThis, }; - | Assistant(u) => - switch (u) { - | UpdateChatStatus => { - ...settings, - assistant: { - ...settings.assistant, - ongoing_chat: !settings.assistant.ongoing_chat, - }, - } - | SwitchMode(mode) => { - ...settings, - assistant: { - ...settings.assistant, - mode, - }, - } - | ToggleHistory => { - ...settings, - assistant: { - ...settings.assistant, - show_history: !settings.assistant.show_history, - }, - } - | ToggleAPIKeyVisibility => { - ...settings, - assistant: { - ...settings.assistant, - show_api_key: !settings.assistant.show_api_key, - }, - } - } | Benchmark => { ...settings, benchmark: !settings.benchmark, diff --git a/src/web/app/helpful-assistant/AssistantModel.re b/src/web/app/helpful-assistant/AssistantModel.re deleted file mode 100644 index dfbbfc86c9..0000000000 --- a/src/web/app/helpful-assistant/AssistantModel.re +++ /dev/null @@ -1,303 +0,0 @@ -open Util; - -[@deriving (show({with_path: false}), sexp, yojson)] -type system = - // Issue that we catch and inform the user about. - // Do not send this to the model and display to user as error message - | InternalError - // The system prompt for the model. - // Send this to the model. - // Display to user as expandable/collapsable system message. - | AssistantPrompt; - -[@deriving (show({with_path: false}), sexp, yojson)] -type role = - | System(system) - | User - | Assistant - | Tool; - -let string_of_role = - fun - | System(AssistantPrompt) => "System" - | System(InternalError) => "Error" - | User => "User" - | Assistant => "Assistant" - | Tool => "Tool"; - -[@deriving (show({with_path: false}), sexp, yojson)] -type block_kind = - | Text(string) - | Code(Haz3lcore.Segment.t); - -[@deriving (show({with_path: false}), sexp, yojson)] -type display = { - displayable_content: list(block_kind), - original_content: string, - role, - collapsed: bool, -}; - -[@deriving (show({with_path: false}), sexp, yojson)] -type chat = { - outgoing_messages: list(OpenRouter.message), - message_displays: list(display), - id: Id.t, - descriptor: string, - timestamp: float, -}; - -// We save the history of past chats as a hash map with chat IDs as keys. -[@deriving (show({with_path: false}), sexp, yojson)] -type chat_history = { - // History logs of past chats stored as hash maps with chat IDs as keys - past_tutor_chats: Id.Map.t(chat), - past_suggestion_chats: Id.Map.t(chat), - past_composition_chats: Id.Map.t(chat), -}; - -[@deriving (show({with_path: false}), sexp, yojson)] -type current_chats = { - // Current active chat IDs for each mode - curr_tutor_chat: Id.t, - curr_suggestion_chat: Id.t, - curr_composition_chat: Id.t, -}; - -[@deriving (show({with_path: false}), sexp, yojson)] -type external_api_info = { - available_models: list(OpenRouter.model_info), - set_model: string, - api_key: string, -}; - -[@deriving (show({with_path: false}), sexp, yojson)] -type init_prompt_data = { - init_tutor_chat: chat, - init_composition_chat: chat, - init_suggestion_chat_basic: chat, - init_suggestion_chat_cot: chat, -}; - -[@deriving (show({with_path: false}), sexp, yojson)] -type t = { - current_chats, - chat_history, - external_api_info, - init_prompt_data, - loop: bool, -}; - -// This is important when we need to display the history of chats in chronological order. -let sorted_chats = (chat_map: Id.Map.t(chat)): list(chat) => { - chat_map - |> Id.Map.bindings - |> List.map(((_, chat)) => chat) - |> List.sort((a, b) => int_of_float(b.timestamp -. a.timestamp)); -}; - -let max_collapsed_length: int = 500; - -let mk_mode_prompt = - (~mode: AssistantSettings.mode): option(OpenRouter.message) => { - let prompt = - switch (mode) { - | HazelTutor => Some(InitPrompts.mk_tutor()) - | CodeSuggestion => - Some( - ChatLSP.Completion.mk_const_prompt( - ChatLSP.Options.init, - "code_suggestion", - false, - ), - ) - | TaskCompletion => Some(InitPrompts.mk_composition()) - }; - prompt; -}; - -let parse_blocks = (response: string): list(block_kind) => { - let rec parse_blocks = - (str: string, acc: list(block_kind)): list(block_kind) => { - open Haz3lcore; - let pattern = Str.regexp("```[ \n]*\\([^`]+\\)[ \n]*```"); - switch (Str.search_forward(pattern, str, 0)) { - | exception Not_found => acc - | pos => - let acc = ListUtil.leading(acc); - let code = Str.matched_group(1, str); - let zipper_of_code = Parser.to_zipper(code); - let sketch_z = - switch (zipper_of_code) { - | Some(z) => z - | None => - print_endline("Failed to parse content into segment.\n"); - Zipper.init(); - }; - let sketch = Dump.to_segment(sketch_z); - let before = Str.string_before(str, pos); - let rest_start = pos + String.length(Str.matched_string(str)); - if (rest_start >= String.length(str)) { - acc @ [Text(before), Code(sketch)]; - } else { - let rest = Str.string_after(str, rest_start); - parse_blocks( - rest, - acc @ [Text(before), Code(sketch), Text(rest)], - ); - }; - }; - }; - parse_blocks(response, [Text(response)]); -}; - -let mk_message_display = (~content: string, ~role: role): display => { - { - displayable_content: [Text(content)], - original_content: content, - role, - collapsed: - String.length(content) > max_collapsed_length - || role == System(AssistantPrompt), - }; -}; - -let init_chat = (mode: AssistantSettings.mode): chat => { - let (init_message, init_message_display) = - switch (mk_mode_prompt(~mode)) { - | Some(init_message) => ( - [init_message], - [ - mk_message_display( - ~content=init_message.content, - ~role=System(AssistantPrompt), - ), - ], - ) - | None => ([], []) - }; - - { - outgoing_messages: init_message, - message_displays: init_message_display, - id: Id.mk(), - descriptor: "", - timestamp: JsUtil.timestamp(), - }; -}; - -let new_chat = (model: t, mode: AssistantSettings.mode): chat => { - let (init_message, init_message_display) = - switch (mode) { - | HazelTutor => ( - model.init_prompt_data.init_tutor_chat.outgoing_messages, - model.init_prompt_data.init_tutor_chat.message_displays, - ) - | CodeSuggestion => ( - model.init_prompt_data.init_suggestion_chat_basic.outgoing_messages, - model.init_prompt_data.init_suggestion_chat_basic.message_displays, - ) - | TaskCompletion => ( - model.init_prompt_data.init_composition_chat.outgoing_messages, - model.init_prompt_data.init_composition_chat.message_displays, - ) - }; - { - outgoing_messages: init_message, - message_displays: init_message_display, - id: Id.mk(), - descriptor: "", - timestamp: JsUtil.timestamp(), - }; -}; - -let add_chat_to_history = - (chat: chat, history: Id.Map.t(chat)): Id.Map.t(chat) => - Id.Map.add(chat.id, chat, history); - -let init = (): t => { - let (init_tutor_chat, init_suggestion_chat, init_composition_chat) = ( - init_chat(HazelTutor), - init_chat(CodeSuggestion), - init_chat(TaskCompletion), - ); - { - init_prompt_data: { - init_tutor_chat, - init_composition_chat, - init_suggestion_chat_basic: init_suggestion_chat, - init_suggestion_chat_cot: init_suggestion_chat, - }, - current_chats: { - curr_tutor_chat: init_tutor_chat.id, - curr_suggestion_chat: init_suggestion_chat.id, - curr_composition_chat: init_composition_chat.id, - }, - chat_history: { - past_tutor_chats: add_chat_to_history(init_tutor_chat, Id.Map.empty), - past_suggestion_chats: - add_chat_to_history(init_suggestion_chat, Id.Map.empty), - past_composition_chats: - add_chat_to_history(init_composition_chat, Id.Map.empty), - }, - external_api_info: { - available_models: [], - set_model: "", - api_key: "", - }, - loop: false, - }; -}; - -// We defer true initialization of the assistant model until the user opens the chat interface. -let null_model = (): t => { - let null_chat = { - outgoing_messages: [], - message_displays: [ - mk_message_display( - ~content= - "Please set an API key in the settings to start using the Hazel Assistant.", - ~role=System(InternalError), - ), - ], - id: Id.invalid, - descriptor: "Please set an API key", - timestamp: JsUtil.timestamp(), - }; - { - init_prompt_data: { - init_tutor_chat: null_chat, - init_composition_chat: null_chat, - init_suggestion_chat_basic: null_chat, - init_suggestion_chat_cot: null_chat, - }, - current_chats: { - curr_tutor_chat: null_chat.id, - curr_suggestion_chat: null_chat.id, - curr_composition_chat: null_chat.id, - }, - chat_history: { - past_tutor_chats: add_chat_to_history(null_chat, Id.Map.empty), - past_suggestion_chats: add_chat_to_history(null_chat, Id.Map.empty), - past_composition_chats: add_chat_to_history(null_chat, Id.Map.empty), - }, - external_api_info: { - available_models: [], - set_model: "", - api_key: "", - }, - loop: false, - }; -}; - -[@deriving (show({with_path: false}), yojson, sexp)] -type model = t; - -module Store = - Store.F({ - [@deriving (show({with_path: false}), yojson, sexp)] - type t = model; - let default = () => null_model(); - - let key = Store.Assistant; - }); diff --git a/src/web/app/helpful-assistant/AssistantSettings.re b/src/web/app/helpful-assistant/AssistantSettings.re deleted file mode 100644 index 503470130d..0000000000 --- a/src/web/app/helpful-assistant/AssistantSettings.re +++ /dev/null @@ -1,30 +0,0 @@ -open Util; - -[@deriving (show({with_path: false}), sexp, yojson)] -type mode = - | CodeSuggestion - | TaskCompletion - | HazelTutor; - -[@deriving (show({with_path: false}), sexp, yojson)] -type t = { - mode, - ongoing_chat: bool, - show_history: bool, - show_api_key: bool, -}; - -// Note: Settings actions are handled in Settings.re -[@deriving (show({with_path: false}), sexp, yojson)] -type action = - // Flips between ongoing and non-ongoing chat - | UpdateChatStatus - // Switches the mode of the assistant (Suggest, Complete, Compose) - // Future Idea: Combine modes into a single interface, similar to what Cursor or Copilot does - | SwitchMode(mode) - // Toggles the chat history to be displayed or collapsed, adjacent to the sidebar-chat interface - | ToggleHistory - // Toggles the visibility of the API key in the settings menu - | ToggleAPIKeyVisibility; - -let make_descriptor_max = 3; diff --git a/src/web/app/helpful-assistant/AssistantUpdate.re b/src/web/app/helpful-assistant/AssistantUpdate.re deleted file mode 100644 index 38d53f8113..0000000000 --- a/src/web/app/helpful-assistant/AssistantUpdate.re +++ /dev/null @@ -1,1318 +0,0 @@ -open Haz3lcore; -open Util; -open Util.OptUtil.Syntax; -open API; - -module CodeModel = CodeEditable.Model; -module Model = AssistantModel; - -[@deriving (show({with_path: false}), sexp, yojson)] -type completion = - | Request(Id.t, bool) // When user presses ?? or ?a - | Query(string) // User may followup with a query - | Loop(string, Id.t, int); // Error rounds - -[@deriving (show({with_path: false}), sexp, yojson)] -type composition = - | Request(string) // User-submitted task, question, etc - | Loop(int, OpenRouter.tool_contents); // Iterative tool completion loop - -// Actions to send various kinds of messages to the LLM -[@deriving (show({with_path: false}), sexp, yojson)] -type send_message = - | Tutor(string) - | Completion(completion) - | Composition(composition); - -// Actions to handle certain kinds of LLM responses -[@deriving (show({with_path: false}), sexp, yojson)] -type handle_response = - | Tutor - | CompletionErrorRound(CodeModel.t, int, Id.t) - | CompletionQueryResponse - | CompositionLoopRound(CodeModel.t, int); - -// Actions which actualize actions via LLM responses -[@deriving (show({with_path: false}), sexp, yojson)] -type employ_llm_action = - | RemoveAndSuggest(string, Id.t) - | Describe(string, AssistantSettings.mode, Id.t) - | SetLoop(bool); - -// Future Todo: (Check whether) These might be able to be relocated to AssistantSettings -// Although, arguably, the chat is inherently part of the assistant model, -// serving as a sort of memory. -// Actions that are related to the chat history and/or display of chat messages -[@deriving (show({with_path: false}), sexp, yojson)] -type chat_action = - | NewChat - | DeleteChat(Id.t) - | SwitchChat(Id.t) - | CollapseMessage(int) - | FilterLoadingMessages; - -[@deriving (show({with_path: false}), sexp, yojson)] -type external_api_action = - // Sets the LLM model - | SetLLM(string) - // Sets the API key. - // This will implicitely make a call to OpenRouter to get and set the list of available LLMs. - | SetAPIKey(string) - // Sets the list of available LLMs from OpenRouter - | SetListOfLLMs(list(OpenRouter.model_info)); - -[@deriving (show({with_path: false}), sexp, yojson)] -type t = - | SendMessage(send_message, CodeModel.t, Id.t) - | HandleResponse(handle_response, OpenRouter.reply, Id.t) - | EmployLLMAction(employ_llm_action) - | ChatAction(chat_action) - | InternalError(string, AssistantSettings.mode, Id.t) - | ExternalAPIAction(external_api_action) - | InitializeAssistant; - -let can_undo = (action: t) => { - // TODO: Implement the handling of actions that should be undoable - // I'm thinking none of these actions should be undoable... - // Maybe set API key? - // That could be a good starter project to navigate this assistant part of the codebase. - switch (action) { - | SendMessage(_) => false - | HandleResponse(_) => true /* Necessary to make completion instantiation undoable */ - | EmployLLMAction(_) => false - | ChatAction(_) => false - | InternalError(_) => false - | ExternalAPIAction(_) => false - | InitializeAssistant => false - }; -}; - -let get_mode_info = (mode: AssistantSettings.mode, model: Model.t) => { - switch (mode) { - | HazelTutor => ( - model.chat_history.past_tutor_chats, - Id.Map.find( - model.current_chats.curr_tutor_chat, - model.chat_history.past_tutor_chats, - ), - ) - | CodeSuggestion => ( - model.chat_history.past_suggestion_chats, - Id.Map.find( - model.current_chats.curr_suggestion_chat, - model.chat_history.past_suggestion_chats, - ), - ) - | TaskCompletion => ( - model.chat_history.past_composition_chats, - Id.Map.find( - model.current_chats.curr_composition_chat, - model.chat_history.past_composition_chats, - ), - ) - }; -}; - -/* - let await_llm_response: Model.display = { - displayable_content: [Text("...")], - original_content: "...", - role: Assistant, - collapsed: false, - }; - */ - -let filter_chat_messages = - (message_displays: list(Model.display)): list(Model.display) => { - List.filter( - (message_display: Model.display) => { - !( - message_display.role == Assistant - && message_display.displayable_content == [Text("...")] - && !message_display.collapsed - ) - }, - message_displays, - ); -}; - -let resculpt_model = - ( - ~model: Model.t, - ~mode: AssistantSettings.mode, - ~updated_past_chats: Id.Map.t(Model.chat), - ~chat_id: Id.t, - ) => { - Model.{ - ...model, - chat_history: { - past_tutor_chats: - mode == HazelTutor - ? updated_past_chats : model.chat_history.past_tutor_chats, - past_suggestion_chats: - mode == CodeSuggestion - ? updated_past_chats : model.chat_history.past_suggestion_chats, - past_composition_chats: - mode == TaskCompletion - ? updated_past_chats : model.chat_history.past_composition_chats, - }, - // This is tentative. Keep this if we want the user to be shown the most recent chat. - // Remove this if we want the user to be shown the chat they last/currently interact with. - // This is honestly such an edge case that it probably doesn't matter. - current_chats: { - curr_tutor_chat: - mode == HazelTutor ? chat_id : model.current_chats.curr_tutor_chat, - curr_suggestion_chat: - mode == CodeSuggestion - ? chat_id : model.current_chats.curr_suggestion_chat, - curr_composition_chat: - mode == TaskCompletion - ? chat_id : model.current_chats.curr_composition_chat, - }, - }; -}; - -let update_model_chat_history = - ( - ~model: Model.t, - ~mode: AssistantSettings.mode, - ~updated_chat: Model.chat, - ) - : Model.t => { - let new_chat = - switch (mode) { - | HazelTutor => - Id.Map.update( - updated_chat.id, - maybe_chat => - switch (maybe_chat) { - | Some(_) => Some(updated_chat) - | None => None - }, - model.chat_history.past_tutor_chats, - ) - | CodeSuggestion => - Id.Map.update( - updated_chat.id, - maybe_chat => - switch (maybe_chat) { - | Some(_) => Some(updated_chat) - | None => None - }, - model.chat_history.past_suggestion_chats, - ) - | TaskCompletion => - Id.Map.update( - updated_chat.id, - maybe_chat => - switch (maybe_chat) { - | Some(_) => Some(updated_chat) - | None => None - }, - model.chat_history.past_composition_chats, - ) - }; - let updated_chat_history = - switch (mode) { - | HazelTutor => { - ...model.chat_history, - past_tutor_chats: new_chat, - } - | CodeSuggestion => { - ...model.chat_history, - past_suggestion_chats: new_chat, - } - | TaskCompletion => { - ...model.chat_history, - past_composition_chats: new_chat, - } - }; - { - ...model, - chat_history: updated_chat_history, - }; -}; - -let create_chat_descriptor = - ( - ~model: Model.t, - ~schedule_action, - ~mode: AssistantSettings.mode, - ~chat_id: Id.t, - ) - : unit => { - let (past_chats, _) = get_mode_info(mode, model); - let curr_chat = Id.Map.find(chat_id, past_chats); - - let this_prompt = - String.concat( - "\n", - [ - "You are a helpful assistant that *summarizes* conversations between other assistants and users. ", - "Your summaries should be less than or equal to 7 words, and may include 1 or 2 emojis, if appropriate. ", - "NEVER exceed 7 words. ", - "ONLY provide the summarizing title in your response, do NOT include any other text. ", - "You will be given a conversation between an assistant and a user. ", - "Focus on the giving a summarizing topic title to the conversation between the assistant and the user. ", - "NEVER use first person pronouns in your response. ", - "EVERY response will be displayed as a summarizaing title, so do NOT respond with anything other than a summarizing title. ", - switch (mode) { - | HazelTutor => "This is known to be a chat between a hazel user and an LLM acting as a tutor." - | CodeSuggestion => "This is known to be a chat between a hazel user and an LLM acting as a code suggestion assistant. This means there won't be much dialogue, rather just a prompt, code contexts, and a code suggestion (potentially with a chain of thought), so please do your best to summarize based on the code context and the code suggestion." - | TaskCompletion => "This is known to be a chat between a student and an LLM acting as a task completion assistant." - }, - "With this said, please now provide a summary for the conversation: ", - ], - ); - - let filtered_messages = - List.filter( - (message: Model.display) => { - message.role == User || message.role == Assistant - }, - curr_chat.message_displays, - ); - - let combined_messages = - String.concat( - "\n", - List.map( - (message: Model.display) => { - "<" - ++ Model.string_of_role(message.role) - ++ ">" - ++ message.original_content - ++ "" - }, - filtered_messages, - ), - ); - - let outgoing_messages_for_descriptor = [ - OpenRouter.mk_system_msg(this_prompt), - OpenRouter.mk_user_msg(combined_messages), - ]; - - // Only make descriptor after first few exchanges - List.length(filtered_messages) <= AssistantSettings.make_descriptor_max - ? try({ - let model_id = model.external_api_info.set_model; - let key = model.external_api_info.api_key; - let params: OpenRouter.params = { - ...OpenRouter.default_params, - model_id, - stream: false, - }; - OpenRouter.start_chat( - ~params, - ~key, - ~outgoing_messages=outgoing_messages_for_descriptor, - req => - switch (OpenRouter.handle_chat(req)) { - | Some(Reply({content, _})) => - schedule_action( - EmployLLMAction(Describe(content, mode, chat_id)), - ) - | Some(Error(_)) => - raise( - Invalid_argument( - "Error in receiving response from OpenRouter when creating descriptor", - ), - ) - | None => () - } - ); - }) { - | Invalid_argument(e) => - print_endline("Invalid_argument when creating descriptor: " ++ e); - (); - } - : (); -}; - -let check_req = - ( - ~schedule_action: t => unit, - ~schedule_setting: AssistantSettings.action => unit, - ~editor: CodeEditable.Model.t, - ~chat_id: Id.t, - ) - : unit => { - let z = editor.editor.state.zipper; - let caret = z.caret; - let send_message = (tile_id, advanced_reasoning) => { - schedule_setting(AssistantSettings.SwitchMode(CodeSuggestion)); - schedule_action( - SendMessage( - Completion(Request(tile_id, advanced_reasoning)), - editor, - chat_id, - ), - ); - }; - - // Check if user just typed ?? - switch (caret, Zipper.neighbor_tokens(z)) { - | (Outer, (_, Some("??"))) - | (Outer, (Some("??"), _)) => - let tileId = Option.get(Indicated.index(z)); - let advanced_reasoning = false; - send_message(tileId, advanced_reasoning); - | (Outer, (_, Some("?a"))) - | (Outer, (Some("?a"), _)) => - let tileId = Option.get(Indicated.index(z)); - let advanced_reasoning = true; - send_message(tileId, advanced_reasoning); - | _ => () - }; -}; - -// Sends a request to OpenRouter given outgoing messages. -// Handles the response from OpenRouter. -// Emits internal error if API key or model ID is not set. -let mk_llm_call = - ( - ~mode: AssistantSettings.mode, - ~model: Model.t, - ~schedule_action: t => unit, - ~updated_chat: Model.chat, - ~response_handler: OpenRouter.reply => t, - ) - : unit => { - switch (model.external_api_info.api_key, model.external_api_info.set_model) { - | ("", _) => - let content = "No API key found. Please set an API key in the assistant settings."; - schedule_action(InternalError(content, mode, updated_chat.id)); - | (_, "") => - let content = "No model ID found. Please set a model ID in the assistant settings."; - schedule_action(InternalError(content, mode, updated_chat.id)); - | (key, model_id) => - let tools = - if (mode == TaskCompletion) { - [ - CompositionPrompt.goto_definition, - CompositionPrompt.goto_body, - CompositionPrompt.goto_type_definition, - CompositionPrompt.goto_type_body, - CompositionPrompt.select_all, - CompositionPrompt.paste, - CompositionPrompt.delete, - //CompositionPrompt.submit, - ]; - } else { - []; - }; - let params: OpenRouter.params = { - ...OpenRouter.default_params, - model_id, - tools, - }; - try( - OpenRouter.start_chat( - ~params, ~key, ~outgoing_messages=updated_chat.outgoing_messages, req => - switch (OpenRouter.handle_chat(req)) { - | Some(Reply(response)) => - schedule_action(response_handler(response)) - | Some(Error({message, code})) => - schedule_action( - InternalError( - "Error: " ++ message ++ " (code: " ++ string_of_int(code) ++ ")", - mode, - updated_chat.id, - ), - ) - | None => - /*let str_of_mode = - switch (mode) { - | HazelTutor => "HazelTutor" - | CodeSuggestion => "CodeSuggestion" - | TaskCompletion => "TaskCompletion" - }; - print_endline( - "Assistant: response parse failed (" ++ str_of_mode ++ ")", - );*/ - () - } - ) - ) { - | Invalid_argument(e) => - print_endline( - "Issue when making LLM call. (This is likely from an Option.get during sketch sending): " - ++ e, - ) - | _ => () - }; - }; -}; - -let update = - ( - ~settings: Settings.t, - ~action, - ~model: Model.t, - // todo: Find a way to track unqique editor between concurrent actions - ~editor: CodeModel.t, - ~schedule_action: t => unit, - ~schedule_editor_action: Editors.Update.t => unit, - ) - : Updated.t(Model.t) => { - switch (action) { - | SendMessage(kind, _, chat_id) => - if (model.current_chats.curr_tutor_chat == Id.invalid) { - model |> Updated.return_quiet; - } else { - switch (kind) { - | Tutor(content) => - let mode = AssistantSettings.HazelTutor; - let curr_chat = - Id.Map.find(chat_id, model.chat_history.past_tutor_chats); - let user_message = OpenRouter.mk_user_msg(content); - let ctx = - OpenRouter.mk_user_msg( - String.concat("\n", ChatLSP.get_sketch_and_error_ctx(editor)), - ); - let new_message_displays = [ - Model.mk_message_display(~content=user_message.content, ~role=User), - Model.mk_message_display( - ~content=ctx.content, - ~role=System(AssistantPrompt), - ), - ]; - let new_outgoing_messages = - curr_chat.outgoing_messages @ [user_message, ctx]; - - let updated_chat = { - ...curr_chat, - outgoing_messages: - curr_chat.outgoing_messages @ new_outgoing_messages, - message_displays: curr_chat.message_displays @ new_message_displays, - }; - - mk_llm_call( - ~mode, - ~model, - ~schedule_action, - ~updated_chat, - ~response_handler=response => - HandleResponse(Tutor, response, chat_id) - ); - - update_model_chat_history(~model, ~mode, ~updated_chat) - |> Updated.return_quiet; - - | Composition(kind) => - let mode = AssistantSettings.TaskCompletion; - let curr_chat = - Id.Map.find(chat_id, model.chat_history.past_composition_chats); - switch (kind) { - | Request(content) => - schedule_action(EmployLLMAction(SetLoop(false))); - let user_message = OpenRouter.mk_user_msg(content); - let ctx = - ChatLSP.Composition.mk_ctx_prompt(ChatLSP.Options.init, editor); - let new_message_displays = [ - Model.mk_message_display( - ~content=user_message.content, - ~role=User, - ), - Model.mk_message_display( - ~content=ctx.content, - ~role=System(AssistantPrompt), - ), - ]; - let new_outgoing_messages = [user_message, ctx]; - - let updated_chat = { - ...curr_chat, - outgoing_messages: - curr_chat.outgoing_messages @ new_outgoing_messages, - message_displays: - curr_chat.message_displays @ new_message_displays, - }; - - mk_llm_call( - ~mode, - ~model, - ~schedule_action, - ~updated_chat, - ~response_handler=response => - HandleResponse( - CompositionLoopRound( - editor, - ChatLSP.Composition.max_tool_calls, - ), - response, - chat_id, - ) - ); - - update_model_chat_history(~model, ~mode, ~updated_chat) - |> Updated.return_quiet; - - | Loop(fuel, tool_contents) => - let ctx = - ChatLSP.Composition.mk_ctx_prompt(ChatLSP.Options.init, editor); - - let tool_message = - OpenRouter.mk_tool_msg(ctx.content, tool_contents); - - let new_message_displays = [ - Model.mk_message_display( - ~content=ctx.content, - ~role=System(AssistantPrompt), - ), - ]; - let new_outgoing_messages = [tool_message]; - - let updated_chat = { - ...curr_chat, - outgoing_messages: - curr_chat.outgoing_messages @ new_outgoing_messages, - message_displays: - curr_chat.message_displays @ new_message_displays, - }; - - mk_llm_call( - ~mode, - ~model, - ~schedule_action, - ~updated_chat, - ~response_handler=response => - HandleResponse( - CompositionLoopRound(editor, fuel), - response, - chat_id, - ) - ); - - update_model_chat_history(~model, ~mode, ~updated_chat) - |> Updated.return_quiet; - }; - - | Completion(kind) => - let mode = AssistantSettings.CodeSuggestion; - switch (kind) { - | Request(tile_id, advanced_reasoning) => - let new_chat = Model.new_chat(model, mode); - print_endline("new_chat: " ++ Id.to_string(new_chat.id)); - let updated_past_chats = - Model.add_chat_to_history( - new_chat, - model.chat_history.past_suggestion_chats, - ); - let model_with_new_chat = - resculpt_model( - ~model, - ~mode, - ~updated_past_chats, - ~chat_id=new_chat.id, - ); - let tag = String.sub(Id.to_string(tile_id), 0, 3); - switch ( - { - let* sketch_z_with_tag = - Parser.to_zipper( - ~zipper_init=editor.editor.state.zipper, - tag, - ); - let sketch_seg = Dump.to_segment(sketch_z_with_tag); - let* index = Indicated.index(editor.editor.state.zipper); - let+ ci = Id.Map.find_opt(index, editor.statics.info_map); - ChatLSP.Completion.mk_ctx_prompt( - ChatLSP.Options.init, - ci, - sketch_seg, - (advanced_reasoning ? "?a" : "??") ++ tag, - ); - } - ) { - | None => - print_endline("Suggestion prompt generation failed"); - model_with_new_chat |> Updated.return_quiet; - | Some(ctx_prompt) => - let new_message_display = - Model.mk_message_display( - ~content= - String.concat( - "\n", - List.map( - (msg: OpenRouter.message) => msg.content, - [ctx_prompt], - ), - ), - ~role=User, - ); - let updated_chat = { - ...new_chat, - outgoing_messages: new_chat.outgoing_messages @ [ctx_prompt], - message_displays: - new_chat.message_displays @ [new_message_display], - }; - mk_llm_call( - ~mode, - ~model, - ~schedule_action, - ~updated_chat, - ~response_handler=response => - HandleResponse( - CompletionErrorRound( - editor, - ChatLSP.Options.init.error_rounds_max, - tile_id, - ), - response, - new_chat.id, - ) - ); - update_model_chat_history( - ~model=model_with_new_chat, - ~mode=settings.assistant.mode, - ~updated_chat, - ) - |> Updated.return_quiet; - }; - | Query(content) => - let curr_chat = - Id.Map.find(chat_id, model.chat_history.past_suggestion_chats); - let user_message = OpenRouter.mk_user_msg(content); - let ctx = - OpenRouter.mk_user_msg( - String.concat("\n", ChatLSP.get_sketch_and_error_ctx(editor)), - ); - let new_message_displays = [ - Model.mk_message_display( - ~content=user_message.content, - ~role=User, - ), - Model.mk_message_display( - ~content=ctx.content, - ~role=System(AssistantPrompt), - ), - ]; - let new_outgoing_messages = - curr_chat.outgoing_messages @ [user_message, ctx]; - let updated_chat = { - ...curr_chat, - outgoing_messages: - curr_chat.outgoing_messages @ new_outgoing_messages, - message_displays: - curr_chat.message_displays @ new_message_displays, - }; - - mk_llm_call( - ~mode, - ~model, - ~schedule_action, - ~updated_chat, - ~response_handler=response => - HandleResponse(CompletionQueryResponse, response, chat_id) - ); - - update_model_chat_history(~model, ~mode, ~updated_chat) - |> Updated.return_quiet; - - | Loop(error, tile_id, fuel) => - let curr_chat = - Id.Map.find(chat_id, model.chat_history.past_suggestion_chats); - let error_message = - OpenRouter.mk_user_msg( - "Your previous response caused the following error. Please fix it in your response: " - ++ error, - ); - let new_outgoing_messages = [error_message]; - let new_message_displays = [ - Model.mk_message_display( - ~content=error_message.content, - ~role=System(AssistantPrompt), - ), - ]; - let updated_chat = { - ...curr_chat, - outgoing_messages: - curr_chat.outgoing_messages @ new_outgoing_messages, - message_displays: - curr_chat.message_displays @ new_message_displays, - }; - - // check that fuel is not 0 - if (fuel < 0) { - let content = - "By default we stop the assistant after " - ++ string_of_int(ChatLSP.Options.init.error_rounds_max) - ++ " error rounds."; - schedule_action(EmployLLMAction(SetLoop(false))); - schedule_action(InternalError(content, mode, updated_chat.id)); - } else { - mk_llm_call( - ~mode, - ~model, - ~schedule_action, - ~updated_chat, - ~response_handler=response => - HandleResponse( - CompletionErrorRound(editor, fuel, tile_id), - response, - chat_id, - ) - ); - }; - update_model_chat_history(~model, ~mode, ~updated_chat) - |> Updated.return_quiet; - }; - }; - } - | InternalError(content, mode, chat_id) => - let curr_chat = - switch ( - Id.Map.find_opt(chat_id, model.chat_history.past_composition_chats) - ) { - | Some(chat) => chat - | None => - print_endline("Error: Chat not found"); - get_mode_info(mode, model) |> snd; - }; - - // todo: Should this be a user, assistant, or system message? - // We could make it assistant and put it in the first-person. - let new_outgoing_messages = [OpenRouter.mk_system_msg(content)]; - - let new_message_displays = [ - Model.mk_message_display(~content, ~role=System(InternalError)), - ]; - - // Note: We aren't sending a message here, but we do add it to the chat history. - // for future reference for the LLM so it isn't confused. - // (Eg: Max tool call limit reached, agent should know from history that this - // is why their prior task completion was not successful.) - let updated_chat = { - ...curr_chat, - outgoing_messages: curr_chat.outgoing_messages @ new_outgoing_messages, - message_displays: curr_chat.message_displays @ new_message_displays, - }; - update_model_chat_history(~model, ~mode, ~updated_chat) - |> Updated.return_quiet; - - | HandleResponse(response_kind, response, chat_id) => - let (curr_chat, mode) = - switch (response_kind) { - | Tutor => ( - Id.Map.find(chat_id, model.chat_history.past_tutor_chats), - AssistantSettings.HazelTutor, - ) - | CompositionLoopRound(_) => ( - Id.Map.find(chat_id, model.chat_history.past_composition_chats), - AssistantSettings.TaskCompletion, - ) - | CompletionErrorRound(_) => ( - Id.Map.find(chat_id, model.chat_history.past_suggestion_chats), - AssistantSettings.CodeSuggestion, - ) - | CompletionQueryResponse => ( - Id.Map.find(chat_id, model.chat_history.past_suggestion_chats), - AssistantSettings.CodeSuggestion, - ) - }; - create_chat_descriptor(~model, ~schedule_action, ~mode, ~chat_id); - - let content = response.content; - let tool_call = response.tool_call; - - // If streaming, update the last message display - let (updated_outgoing_messages, updated_message_displays) = { - let last_display = ListUtil.last(curr_chat.message_displays); - if (last_display.role == Assistant) { - let updated_content = last_display.original_content ++ content; - ( - ListUtil.leading(curr_chat.outgoing_messages) - @ [OpenRouter.mk_assistant_msg(updated_content)], - ListUtil.leading(curr_chat.message_displays) - @ [ - Model.mk_message_display( - ~content=updated_content, - ~role=Assistant, - ), - ], - ); - } else { - switch (tool_call) { - | Some(tool_call) => - let updated_message_displays = - Model.mk_message_display( - ~content= - "Agent called \"" - ++ tool_call.name - ++ "\" with the following arguments: " - ++ Json.to_string(tool_call.args), - ~role=Tool, - ); - /* - switch (Json.dot("code", tool_call.args)) { - | Some(`String(arg)) => - let curr_selection = - ErrorPrint.Print.seg( - ~holes=Some("?"), - editor.editor.state.zipper.selection.content, - ); - if (curr_selection == "") { - mk_message_display( - ~content= - "Agent is inserting the following code: " - ++ "```" - ++ arg - ++ "```", - ~role=Tool, - ); - } else { - mk_message_display( - ~content= - "Agent is replacing " - ++ "```" - ++ curr_selection - ++ "``` with " - ++ "```" - ++ arg - ++ "```", - ~role=Tool, - ); - }; - | _ => - mk_message_display( - ~content= - "Agent called \"" - ++ tool_call.name - ++ "\" with the following arguments: " - ++ Json.to_string(tool_call.args), - ~role=Tool, - ) - }; - */ - - switch (content) { - | "" => ( - curr_chat.outgoing_messages, - curr_chat.message_displays @ [updated_message_displays], - ) - | _ => ( - curr_chat.outgoing_messages - @ [OpenRouter.mk_assistant_msg(content)], - curr_chat.message_displays - @ [ - Model.mk_message_display(~content, ~role=Assistant), - updated_message_displays, - ], - ) - }; - | None => ( - curr_chat.outgoing_messages - @ [OpenRouter.mk_assistant_msg(content)], - curr_chat.message_displays - @ [Model.mk_message_display(~content, ~role=Assistant)], - ) - }; - }; - }; - - let updated_chat = { - ...curr_chat, - outgoing_messages: updated_outgoing_messages, - message_displays: updated_message_displays, - }; - - switch (response_kind) { - | Tutor => () - | CompositionLoopRound(_, fuel) => - switch (tool_call, fuel) { - | (None, _) => () - | (_, 0) => - schedule_action( - InternalError( - "By default, we stop the agent after " - ++ string_of_int(ChatLSP.Composition.max_tool_calls) - ++ " tool calls.", - mode, - chat_id, - ), - ) - | (Some(tool_call), _) => - let goto = - ChatLSP.Composition.goto(~schedule_action=schedule_editor_action); - let edit = - ChatLSP.Composition.edit(~schedule_action=schedule_editor_action); - let loop_message = - SendMessage( - Composition( - Loop( - fuel - 1, - { - tool_call_id: tool_call.id, - name: tool_call.name, - }, - ), - ), - editor, - chat_id, - ); - try( - switch (tool_call.name) { - | "goto_definition" => - switch (Json.dot("variable", tool_call.args)) { - | Some(`String(arg)) => - goto( - ~ed=editor, - ~loc=ChatLSP.Composition.Definition, - ~goto_var_of_kind=ChatLSP.Composition.Value, - ~name=arg, - ); - schedule_action(loop_message); - | _ => raise(Failure("Invalid argument for goto_definition")) - } - | "goto_body" => - switch (Json.dot("variable", tool_call.args)) { - | Some(`String(arg)) => - goto( - ~ed=editor, - ~loc=ChatLSP.Composition.Body, - ~goto_var_of_kind=ChatLSP.Composition.Value, - ~name=arg, - ); - schedule_action(loop_message); - | _ => raise(Failure("Invalid argument for goto_body")) - } - | "goto_type_definition" => - switch (Json.dot("variable", tool_call.args)) { - | Some(`String(arg)) => - goto( - ~ed=editor, - ~loc=ChatLSP.Composition.Definition, - ~goto_var_of_kind=ChatLSP.Composition.Type, - ~name=arg, - ); - schedule_action(loop_message); - | _ => - raise(Failure("Invalid argument for goto_type_definition")) - } - | "goto_type_body" => - switch (Json.dot("variable", tool_call.args)) { - | Some(`String(arg)) => - goto( - ~ed=editor, - ~loc=ChatLSP.Composition.Body, - ~goto_var_of_kind=ChatLSP.Composition.Type, - ~name=arg, - ); - schedule_action(loop_message); - | _ => raise(Failure("Invalid argument for goto_type_body")) - } - | "select_all" => - goto( - ~ed=editor, - ~loc=ChatLSP.Composition.All, - ~goto_var_of_kind=ChatLSP.Composition.Value, - ~name="", - ); - schedule_action(loop_message); - | "paste" => - switch (Json.dot("code", tool_call.args)) { - | Some(`String(arg)) => - edit(~loc=ChatLSP.Composition.Current, ~code=arg); - schedule_action(loop_message); - | _ => raise(Failure("Invalid argument for paste")) - } - | "delete" => - edit(~loc=ChatLSP.Composition.Current, ~code=""); - schedule_action(loop_message); - | "submit" => () - | _ => raise(Failure("Unknown tool call: " ++ tool_call.name)) - } - ) { - | Failure(err) => schedule_action(InternalError(err, mode, chat_id)) - }; - } - | CompletionErrorRound(editor, fuel, tileId) => - // Split response into discussion and completion - let code_pattern = - Str.regexp( - "\\(\\(.\\|\n\\)*\\)```[ \n]*\\([^`]+\\)[ \n]*```\\(\\(.\\|\n\\)*\\)", - ); - let index = Option.get(Indicated.index(editor.editor.state.zipper)); - let ci = Option.get(Id.Map.find_opt(index, editor.statics.info_map)); - let sketch_z = editor.editor.state.zipper; - - let (_, completion) = - if (Str.string_match(code_pattern, content, 0)) { - let before = String.trim(Str.matched_group(1, content)); - let code = String.trim(Str.matched_group(3, content)); - (before, code |> StringUtil.trim_leading); - } else { - print_endline("Regex match failed for: " ++ content); - ("", content |> StringUtil.trim_leading); // Fallback if no code block found - }; - - switch (ChatLSP.ErrorRound.mk_reply(ci, sketch_z, completion)) { - | None => - print_endline("ERROR ROUNDS (Non-error Response): " ++ completion); - schedule_action( - EmployLLMAction(RemoveAndSuggest(completion, tileId)), - ); - | Some(error) => - print_endline("ERROR ROUNDS (Error): " ++ error); - print_endline( - "ERROR ROUNDS (Error-causing Response): " ++ completion, - ); - schedule_action( - SendMessage( - Completion(Loop(error, tileId, fuel - 1)), - editor, - chat_id, - ), - ); - }; - | CompletionQueryResponse => () - }; - update_model_chat_history(~model, ~mode, ~updated_chat) - |> Updated.return_quiet; - | EmployLLMAction(action) => - let add_suggestion = - ChatLSP.Completion.add_suggestion( - ~schedule_action=schedule_editor_action, - ); - switch (action) { - | RemoveAndSuggest(response, tileId) => - // Only side effects in the editor are performed here - add_suggestion(~response, ~tile=tileId); - model |> Updated.return_quiet; - | Describe(content, mode, chat_id) => - let (past_chats, _) = get_mode_info(mode, model); - let updated_past_chats = - Id.Map.update( - chat_id, - opt_chat => - switch (opt_chat) { - | Some(chat: Model.chat) => - Some({ - ...chat, - descriptor: content, - }) - | None => None - }, - past_chats, - ); - let curr_chat_id = - switch (mode) { - | HazelTutor => model.current_chats.curr_tutor_chat - | CodeSuggestion => model.current_chats.curr_suggestion_chat - | TaskCompletion => model.current_chats.curr_composition_chat - }; - resculpt_model( - ~model, - ~mode, - ~updated_past_chats, - ~chat_id=curr_chat_id, - ) - |> Updated.return_quiet; - | SetLoop(loop) => - { - ...model, - loop, - } - |> Updated.return_quiet - }; - - | ChatAction(action) => - switch (action) { - | NewChat => - let mode = settings.assistant.mode; - let (past_chats, _) = get_mode_info(mode, model); - let new_chat: Model.chat = Model.new_chat(model, mode); - let updated_history = Model.add_chat_to_history(new_chat, past_chats); - resculpt_model( - ~model, - ~mode, - ~updated_past_chats=updated_history, - ~chat_id=new_chat.id, - ) - |> Updated.return_quiet; - | DeleteChat(chat_to_be_gone_id) => - let mode = settings.assistant.mode; - // Filter out the chat we're deleting - let (past_chats, curr_chat) = get_mode_info(mode, model); - let filtered_past_chats = - Id.Map.filter((id, _) => id != chat_to_be_gone_id, past_chats); - let chrono_history = Model.sorted_chats(filtered_past_chats); - let updated_model = - curr_chat.id == chat_to_be_gone_id - ? switch (ListUtil.hd_opt(chrono_history)) { - | Some(chat) => - resculpt_model( - ~model, - ~mode, - ~updated_past_chats=filtered_past_chats, - ~chat_id=chat.id, - ) - | None => - resculpt_model( - ~model, - ~mode, - ~updated_past_chats=past_chats, - ~chat_id=curr_chat.id, - ) - } - : resculpt_model( - ~model, - ~mode, - ~updated_past_chats=filtered_past_chats, - ~chat_id=curr_chat.id, - ); - updated_model |> Updated.return_quiet; - - // Concat LS' error message and await_llm_response (... animation) - // This works even if out of fuel, as both Respond and ErrorRespond - // remove await_llm_response - | CollapseMessage(index) => - let mode = settings.assistant.mode; - let (past_chats, curr_chat) = get_mode_info(mode, model); - let is_prompt_display = - try( - List.nth(curr_chat.message_displays, index).role - == System(AssistantPrompt) - ) { - | Invalid_argument(_) => true - }; - let updated_message_displays = - List.mapi( - (i: int, msg: Model.display) => - if (i == index) { - { - ...msg, - collapsed: !msg.collapsed, - }; - } else if (msg.role == System(AssistantPrompt) - && is_prompt_display) { - { - ...msg, - collapsed: true, - }; - } else { - msg; - }, - curr_chat.message_displays, - ); - let updated_past_chats = - Id.Map.update( - curr_chat.id, - opt_chat => - switch (opt_chat) { - | Some(chat: Model.chat) => - Some({ - ...chat, - message_displays: updated_message_displays, - }) - | None => None - }, - past_chats, - ); - resculpt_model( - ~model, - ~mode, - ~updated_past_chats, - ~chat_id=curr_chat.id, - ) - |> Updated.return_quiet; - - | SwitchChat(chat_id) => - let mode = settings.assistant.mode; - let (past_chats, _) = get_mode_info(mode, model); - resculpt_model(~model, ~mode, ~updated_past_chats=past_chats, ~chat_id) - |> Updated.return_quiet; - | FilterLoadingMessages => - Model.{ - ...model, - chat_history: { - past_tutor_chats: - Id.Map.map( - (chat: Model.chat) => { - { - ...chat, - message_displays: - filter_chat_messages(chat.message_displays), - } - }, - model.chat_history.past_tutor_chats, - ), - past_suggestion_chats: - Id.Map.map( - (chat: Model.chat) => { - { - ...chat, - message_displays: - filter_chat_messages(chat.message_displays), - } - }, - model.chat_history.past_suggestion_chats, - ), - past_composition_chats: - Id.Map.map( - (chat: Model.chat) => { - { - ...chat, - message_displays: - filter_chat_messages(chat.message_displays), - } - }, - model.chat_history.past_composition_chats, - ), - }, - } - |> Updated.return_quiet - } - | ExternalAPIAction(external_api_action) => - switch (external_api_action) { - | SetLLM(llm_id) => - { - ...model, - external_api_info: { - ...model.external_api_info, - set_model: llm_id, - }, - } - |> Updated.return_quiet - | SetAPIKey(api_key) => - // Set the available models using the provided API key - OpenRouter.get_models(~key=api_key, ~handler=response => { - switch (response) { - | Some(json) => - switch (OpenRouter.parse_models_response(json)) { - | Some(models_response) => - schedule_action( - ExternalAPIAction(SetListOfLLMs(models_response.data)), - ) - | None => - print_endline("Assistant: failed to parse models response") - } - | None => - print_endline("Assistant: no response received from OpenRouter API") - } - }); - { - ...model, - external_api_info: { - ...model.external_api_info, - api_key, - }, - } - |> Updated.return_quiet; - | SetListOfLLMs(llms) => - { - ...model, - external_api_info: { - ...model.external_api_info, - available_models: llms, - }, - } - |> Updated.return_quiet - } - | InitializeAssistant => AssistantModel.init() |> Updated.return_quiet - }; -}; diff --git a/src/web/app/helpful-assistant/AssistantView.re b/src/web/app/helpful-assistant/AssistantView.re deleted file mode 100644 index ebfe701633..0000000000 --- a/src/web/app/helpful-assistant/AssistantView.re +++ /dev/null @@ -1,1214 +0,0 @@ -open Haz3lcore; -open Virtual_dom.Vdom; -open Node; -open Util.WebUtil; -open Util; -open Js_of_ocaml; - -module Update = AssistantUpdate; - -module Model = AssistantModel; - -type selection = - | MakeActive(Selection.t); - -type event = - | MakeActive(ScratchMode.Selection.t); - -let resume_chat_button = - (~inject_global: Globals.Action.t => Ui_effect.t(unit)): Node.t => { - let tooltip = "Confirm and Chat"; - let resume_chat = _ => - Virtual_dom.Vdom.Effect.Many([ - inject_global(Set(Assistant(UpdateChatStatus))), - Virtual_dom.Vdom.Effect.Stop_propagation, - ]); - div( - ~attrs=[clss(["chat-button"]), Attr.on_click(resume_chat)], - [Widgets.button_named(~tooltip, None, resume_chat)], - ); -}; - -let settings_button = - (~inject_global: Globals.Action.t => Ui_effect.t(unit)): Node.t => { - let tooltip = "Settings"; - let end_chat = _ => - Virtual_dom.Vdom.Effect.Many([ - inject_global(Set(Assistant(UpdateChatStatus))), - Virtual_dom.Vdom.Effect.Stop_propagation, - ]); - div( - ~attrs=[clss(["chat-button"]), Attr.on_click(end_chat)], - [ - Widgets.button_named(~tooltip, None, _ => Virtual_dom.Vdom.Effect.Ignore), - ], - ); -}; - -let new_chat_button = (~inject, ~model: Model.t): Node.t => { - let tooltip = "New Chat"; - let new_chat_action = - model.current_chats.curr_tutor_chat == Id.invalid - ? [] : [inject(Update.ChatAction(NewChat))]; - let new_chat = _ => - Virtual_dom.Vdom.Effect.Many( - new_chat_action @ [Virtual_dom.Vdom.Effect.Stop_propagation], - ); - div( - ~attrs=[clss(["add-button"]), Attr.on_click(new_chat)], - [ - Widgets.button(~tooltip, Icons.add, _ => Virtual_dom.Vdom.Effect.Ignore), - ], - ); -}; - -let history_button = - (~inject, ~inject_global: Globals.Action.t => Ui_effect.t(unit)): Node.t => { - let tooltip = "Past Chats"; - let history = _ => - Virtual_dom.Vdom.Effect.Many([ - inject(Update.ChatAction(CollapseMessage(-1))), // Hacky way to collapse any active prompt display - inject_global(Set(Assistant(ToggleHistory))), - Virtual_dom.Vdom.Effect.Stop_propagation, - ]); - div( - ~attrs=[clss(["history-button"]), Attr.on_click(history)], - [ - Widgets.button(~tooltip, Icons.history, _ => - Virtual_dom.Vdom.Effect.Ignore - ), - ], - ); -}; - -let select_llm = - (~inject: Update.t => Ui_effect.t(unit), ~model: Model.t): Node.t => { - let handle_change = (event, _) => { - let value = Js.to_string(Js.Unsafe.coerce(event)##.target##.value); - Virtual_dom.Vdom.Effect.Many([ - inject(ExternalAPIAction(SetLLM(value))), - Virtual_dom.Vdom.Effect.Stop_propagation, - ]); - }; - - div( - ~attrs=[clss(["llm-selector"])], - [ - label(~attrs=[clss(["llm-label"])], [text("LLM Model")]), - select( - ~attrs=[Attr.on_change(handle_change), clss(["llm-dropdown"])], - List.map( - (open_router_model: OpenRouter.model_info) => - option( - ~attrs=[ - Attr.value(open_router_model.id), - switch (model.external_api_info.set_model) { - | "" => Attr.empty - | current_model => - if (current_model == open_router_model.id) { - Attr.selected; - } else { - Attr.empty; - } - }, - ], - [text(open_router_model.name)], - ), - model.external_api_info.available_models, - ), - ), - ], - ); -}; - -let api_input = - ( - ~inject: Update.t => Ui_effect.t(unit), - ~inject_global: Globals.Action.t => Ui_effect.t(unit), - ~signal, - ~model: Model.t, - ~settings: AssistantSettings.t, - ) - : Node.t => { - let init_assistant_model = - model.current_chats.curr_tutor_chat == Id.invalid - ? [inject(Update.InitializeAssistant)] : []; - let handle_submission = (api_key: string) => { - Virtual_dom.Vdom.Effect.Many( - init_assistant_model - @ [ - inject(ExternalAPIAction(SetAPIKey(api_key))), - Virtual_dom.Vdom.Effect.Stop_propagation, - ], - ); - }; - - let toggle_visibility = _ => - Virtual_dom.Vdom.Effect.Many([ - inject_global(Set(Assistant(ToggleAPIKeyVisibility))), - Virtual_dom.Vdom.Effect.Stop_propagation, - ]); - - let submit_key = _ => { - let message = - Js.Opt.case( - Dom_html.document##getElementById(Js.string("api-input")), - () => "", - el => - switch (Js.Unsafe.coerce(el)) { - | input => Js.to_string(input##.value) - }, - ); - Js.Opt.case( - Dom_html.document##getElementById(Js.string("api-input")), - () => (), - el => Js.Unsafe.coerce(el)##.value := Js.string(""), - ); - handle_submission(message); - }; - - let handle_keydown = event => { - let key = Js.Optdef.to_option(Js.Unsafe.get(event, "key")); - switch (key) { - | Some("Enter") => submit_key() - | _ => Virtual_dom.Vdom.Effect.Ignore - }; - }; - - div( - ~attrs=[clss(["api-key-container"])], - [ - div(~attrs=[clss(["title"])], [text("API Key")]), - div( - ~attrs=[clss(["assistant-info-container"])], - [ - text("Get an OpenRouter API key "), - a( - ~attrs=[ - Attr.href("https://openrouter.ai/settings/keys"), - Attr.target("_blank"), - ], - [text("here")], - ), - text("."), - ], - ), - div( - ~attrs=[clss(["llm-selector"])], - [ - label(~attrs=[clss(["llm-label"])], [text("New API Key")]), - input( - ~attrs=[ - Attr.id("api-input"), - Attr.placeholder("Click to enter your OpenRouter API key"), - Attr.type_("password"), - Attr.property("autocomplete", Js.Unsafe.inject("off")), - Attr.on_focus(_ => - signal(MakeActive(ScratchMode.Selection.TextBox)) - ), - Attr.on_keydown(handle_keydown), - clss(["api-input"]), - Attr.on_copy(_ => {Effect.Stop_propagation}), - Attr.on_paste(_ => {Effect.Stop_propagation}), - Attr.on_cut(_ => {Effect.Stop_propagation}), - ], - (), - ), - ], - ), - div( - ~attrs=[clss(["chat-button"]), Attr.on_click(submit_key)], - [Widgets.button_named(~tooltip="Update API Key", None, submit_key)], - ), - div( - ~attrs=[clss(["llm-selector"])], - [ - label( - ~attrs=[clss(["llm-label"])], - [ - text("Current API Key\n"), - div( - ~attrs=[clss(["toggle-show-button"])], - [ - Widgets.button( - ~tooltip="Show/Hide Key", - settings.show_api_key ? Icons.visible : Icons.invisible, - toggle_visibility, - ), - ], - ), - ], - ), - div( - ~attrs=[clss(["api-key-row"])], - [ - div( - ~attrs=[ - clss(["api-key-display"]), - Attr.id("api-key-display"), - ], - [ - text( - switch (model.external_api_info.api_key) { - | "" => "No API key set" - | key => - settings.show_api_key - ? key : String.make(String.length(key), '*') - }, - ), - ], - ), - ], - ), - ], - ), - ], - ); -}; - -let llm_model_id_input = - (~inject: Update.t => Ui_effect.t(unit), ~signal, ~model: Model.t) - : Node.t => { - let format_price_per_million = (price: string): string => { - // Convert string to float, multiply by 1000 to get per million tokens - // The API provides price per 1K tokens - switch (float_of_string_opt(price)) { - | Some(p) => - let per_million = p *. 1000000.0; - if (per_million == 0.0) { - "Free"; - } else { - "$" ++ Printf.sprintf("%.4f", per_million); - }; - | None => "Unknown" - }; - }; - - let handle_submission = (llm_model: string) => { - Virtual_dom.Vdom.Effect.Many([ - inject(ExternalAPIAction(SetLLM(llm_model))), - Virtual_dom.Vdom.Effect.Stop_propagation, - ]); - }; - - let submit_key = _ => { - let message = - Js.Opt.case( - Dom_html.document##getElementById(Js.string("llm-model-id-input")), - () => "", - el => - switch (Js.Unsafe.coerce(el)) { - | input => Js.to_string(input##.value) - }, - ); - Js.Opt.case( - Dom_html.document##getElementById(Js.string("llm-model-id-input")), - () => (), - el => Js.Unsafe.coerce(el)##.value := Js.string(""), - ); - handle_submission(message); - }; - - let handle_keydown = event => { - let key = Js.Optdef.to_option(Js.Unsafe.get(event, "key")); - switch (key) { - | Some("Enter") => submit_key() - | _ => Virtual_dom.Vdom.Effect.Ignore - }; - }; - - div( - ~attrs=[clss(["api-key-container"])], - [ - div(~attrs=[clss(["title"])], [text("Model Selection")]), - div( - ~attrs=[clss(["assistant-info-container"])], - [ - text("See available OpenRouter models "), - a( - ~attrs=[ - Attr.href("https://openrouter.ai/models"), - Attr.target("_blank"), - ], - [text("here")], - ), - text("."), - ], - ), - select_llm(~inject, ~model), - div( - ~attrs=[clss(["llm-selector"])], - [ - div( - ~attrs=[clss(["llm-label"])], - [text("Or Enter Model ID Manually")], - ), - input( - ~attrs=[ - Attr.id("llm-model-id-input"), - Attr.placeholder("Enter the ID of an OpenRouter model"), - Attr.type_("text"), - Attr.property("autocomplete", Js.Unsafe.inject("off")), - Attr.on_focus(_ => - signal(MakeActive(ScratchMode.Selection.TextBox)) - ), - Attr.on_keydown(handle_keydown), - clss(["llm-model-id-input"]), - Attr.on_copy(_ => {Effect.Stop_propagation}), - Attr.on_paste(_ => {Effect.Stop_propagation}), - Attr.on_cut(_ => {Effect.Stop_propagation}), - ], - (), - ), - ], - ), - div( - ~attrs=[clss(["chat-button"]), Attr.on_click(submit_key)], - [Widgets.button_named(~tooltip="Update Model", None, submit_key)], - ), - div( - ~attrs=[clss(["llm-selector"])], - [ - label(~attrs=[clss(["llm-label"])], [text("Current Model\n")]), - div( - ~attrs=[clss(["api-key-display"]), Attr.id("api-key-display")], - [ - text( - switch (model.external_api_info.set_model) { - | "" => "No model ID set" - | model_id => model_id - }, - ), - ], - ), - ], - ), - div( - ~attrs=[clss(["llm-selector"])], - [ - label( - ~attrs=[clss(["llm-label"])], - [text("Model Pricing (per million tokens)\n")], - ), - div( - ~attrs=[clss(["api-key-display"])], - [ - text( - switch (model.external_api_info.set_model) { - | "" => "No model selected" - | model_id => - let selected_model = - List.find_opt( - (model: OpenRouter.model_info) => model.id == model_id, - model.external_api_info.available_models, - ); - switch (selected_model) { - | Some(model) => - "Prompt: " - ++ format_price_per_million(model.pricing.prompt) - ++ " / Completion: " - ++ format_price_per_million(model.pricing.completion) - | None => "Pricing information not available" - }; - }, - ), - ], - ), - ], - ), - ], - ); -}; - -let message_input = - ( - ~signal, - ~inject, - ~model: Model.t, - ~settings: AssistantSettings.t, - ~editor: CodeEditable.Model.t, - ) - : Node.t => { - let mode = settings.mode; - let handle_send = (content: string) => { - Js_of_ocaml.Firebug.console##log( - Js_of_ocaml.Js.string("Message sent: " ++ content), - ); - Virtual_dom.Vdom.Effect.Many([ - switch (mode) { - | HazelTutor => - inject( - Update.SendMessage( - Tutor(content), - editor, - model.current_chats.curr_tutor_chat, - ), - ) - | CodeSuggestion => - inject( - Update.SendMessage( - Completion(Query(content)), - editor, - model.current_chats.curr_suggestion_chat, - ), - ) - | TaskCompletion => - inject( - Update.SendMessage( - Composition(Request(content)), - editor, - model.current_chats.curr_composition_chat, - ), - ) - }, - Virtual_dom.Vdom.Effect.Stop_propagation, - ]); - }; - let (past_chats, curr_chat) = Update.get_mode_info(settings.mode, model); - let curr_messages = Id.Map.find(curr_chat.id, past_chats).message_displays; - let send_message = _ => { - let message = - Js.Opt.case( - Dom_html.document##getElementById(Js.string("message-input")), - () => "", - el => - switch (Js.Unsafe.coerce(el)) { - | input => Js.to_string(input##.value) - }, - ); - Js.Opt.case( - Dom_html.document##getElementById(Js.string("message-input")), - () => (), - el => Js.Unsafe.coerce(el)##.value := Js.string(""), - ); - handle_send(message); - }; - let handle_keydown = event => { - let key = Js.Optdef.to_option(Js.Unsafe.get(event, "key")); - switch (key, ListUtil.last_opt(curr_messages)) { - | (Some("Enter"), _) => send_message() - | _ => Virtual_dom.Vdom.Effect.Ignore - }; - }; - div( - ~attrs=[clss(["input-container"])], - [ - input( - ~attrs=[ - Attr.id("message-input"), - Attr.placeholder( - switch (settings.mode) { - | HazelTutor => "Ask a question about Hazel (or anything)..." - | CodeSuggestion => "Followup with a question about the agent's code suggestion..." - | TaskCompletion => "Ask the agent to help clarify, plan, or write code..." - }, - ), - Attr.type_("text"), - Attr.property("autocomplete", Js.Unsafe.inject("off")), - Attr.on_focus(_ => - signal(MakeActive(ScratchMode.Selection.TextBox)) - ), - Attr.on_copy(_ => {Effect.Stop_propagation}), - Attr.on_paste(_ => {Effect.Stop_propagation}), - Attr.on_cut(_ => {Effect.Stop_propagation}), - Attr.on_keydown(handle_keydown), - clss(["message-input"]), - ], - (), - ), - switch (ListUtil.last_opt(curr_messages)) { - // todo: update, since we remove loading dots - | Some( - { - role: Assistant, - displayable_content: [Text("...")], - original_content: "...", - collapsed: false, - }: Model.display, - ) => - div( - ~attrs=[ - clss(["send-button-disabled", "icon"]), - Attr.title("Submitting Message Disabled"), - ], - [Icons.send], - ) - | _ => - div( - ~attrs=[ - clss(["send-button", "icon"]), - Attr.on_click(send_message), - Attr.title("Submit Message"), - ], - [Icons.send], - ) - }, - ], - ); -}; - -/* - // Indicates that the LLM is thinking/responding - let loading_dots = () => { - div( - ~attrs=[clss(["loading-dots"])], - [ - div(~attrs=[clss(["dot", "dot1"])], []), - div(~attrs=[clss(["dot", "dot2"])], []), - div(~attrs=[clss(["dot", "dot3"])], []), - ], - ); - }; - */ - -let form_collapse_toggle = - ( - ~message: Model.display, - ~toggle_collapse, - ~index: int, - ~is_first: bool, - ~is_last: bool, - ) - : Node.t => - if (message.collapsed && is_first) { - div( - ~attrs=[ - clss(["collapse-indicator"]), - Attr.on_click(_ => toggle_collapse(index)), - String.length(message.original_content) >= Model.max_collapsed_length - ? Attr.empty : Attr.hidden, - ], - [text("▼ Show more")], - ); - } else if (!message.collapsed - && String.length(message.original_content) - >= Model.max_collapsed_length - && is_last) { - div( - ~attrs=[ - clss(["collapse-indicator"]), - Attr.on_click(_ => toggle_collapse(index)), - String.length(message.original_content) >= Model.max_collapsed_length - ? Attr.empty : Attr.hidden, - ], - [text("▲ Show less")], - ); - } else { - None; - }; - -let text_block = - ( - ~message: Model.display, - ~content: string, - ~toggle_collapse, - ~index: int, - ~is_first: bool, - ~is_last: bool, - ) - : Node.t => { - div( - ~attrs=[ - clss([ - switch (message.role) { - | User => "user-message" - | Assistant => "llm-message" - | System(AssistantPrompt) => "system-prompt-message" - | System(InternalError) => "system-error-message" - | Tool => "tool-message" - }, - ]), - Attr.on_copy(_ => {Effect.Stop_propagation}), - Attr.on_paste(_ => {Effect.Stop_propagation}), - Attr.on_cut(_ => {Effect.Stop_propagation}), - ], - [ - message.collapsed - && String.length(message.original_content) >= Model.max_collapsed_length - ? text( - String.concat( - "", - [ - String.sub( - content, - 0, - min(String.length(content), Model.max_collapsed_length), - ), - "...", - ], - ), - ) - : text(content), - form_collapse_toggle( - ~message, - ~toggle_collapse, - ~index, - ~is_first, - ~is_last, - ), - ], - ); -}; - -let code_block = - ( - ~message: Model.display, - ~sketch: Segment.t, - ~toggle_collapse, - ~index: int, - ~is_first: bool, - ~is_last: bool, - ~globals: Globals.t, - ) - : Node.t => { - div( - ~attrs=[ - clss([ - "example", - switch (message.role) { - | User => "user" - | Assistant => "llm" - | System(AssistantPrompt) => "system-prompt" - | System(InternalError) => "system-error" - | Tool => "tool" - }, - ]), - ], - [ - CellEditor.View.view( - ~globals, - ~signal=_ => Ui_effect.Ignore, - ~inject=_ => Ui_effect.Ignore, - ~selected=None, - ~caption=None, - ~locked=true, - message.role == Assistant - ? { - sketch |> Zipper.unzip |> Editor.Model.mk |> CellEditor.Model.mk; - } - : { - sketch - |> Zipper.unzip - |> Editor.Model.mk - |> CellEditor.Model.mk - |> CellEditor.Update.calculate( - ~settings=globals.settings.core, - ~is_edited=true, - ~stitch=x => x, - ~queue_worker=None, - ); - }, - ), - form_collapse_toggle( - ~message, - ~toggle_collapse, - ~index, - ~is_first, - ~is_last, - ), - ], - ); -}; - -let form_block = - ( - ~message: Model.display, - ~block: Model.block_kind, - ~toggle_collapse, - ~index: int, - ~is_first: bool, - ~is_last: bool, - ~globals: Globals.t, - ) - : Node.t => - if (!message.collapsed || message.collapsed && is_first) { - switch (block) { - | Text(content) => - text_block( - ~message, - ~content, - ~toggle_collapse, - ~index, - ~is_first, - ~is_last, - ) - | Code(sketch) => - code_block( - ~message, - ~sketch, - ~toggle_collapse, - ~index, - ~is_first, - ~is_last, - ~globals, - ) - }; - } else { - None; - }; - -let initial_display = - (~model: Model.t, ~settings: AssistantSettings.t): Node.t => { - let (past_chats, curr_chat) = Update.get_mode_info(settings.mode, model); - let curr_messages = Id.Map.find(curr_chat.id, past_chats).message_displays; - List.length(curr_messages) <= 1 - ? div( - ~attrs=[clss(["initial-display"])], - [ - Icons.hazelnut_agent, - div( - ~attrs=[clss(["initial-display-text"])], - [ - text( - switch (settings.mode) { - | HazelTutor => "Hi, I'm Hazel's AI Tutor! Ask me anything about Hazel." - | CodeSuggestion => "Hi, I'm Hazel's AI Code Completion Assistant! Ask me for code suggestions." - | TaskCompletion => "Hi, I'm Hazel's AI Coding Agent! Let's work on your task together." - }, - ), - ], - ), - div( - ~attrs=[clss(["disclaimer-display-text"])], - [ - text( - "AI-based technologies, such as the Hazel Assistant, are prone to making mistakes. Always verify critical information independently.", - ), - ], - ), - ], - ) - : None; -}; - -let message_display = - ( - ~globals: Globals.t, - ~inject, - ~model: Model.t, - ~settings: AssistantSettings.t, - ) - : Node.t => { - let toggle_collapse = (is_system_prompt, index) => { - // Create an action to toggle the collapsed state of a specific message - Virtual_dom.Vdom.Effect.Many( - if (is_system_prompt && settings.show_history) { - [globals.inject_global(Set(Assistant(ToggleHistory)))]; - } else { - { - []; - } - @ [ - inject(Update.ChatAction(CollapseMessage(index))), - Virtual_dom.Vdom.Effect.Stop_propagation, - ]; - }, - ); - }; - let (past_chats, curr_chat) = Update.get_mode_info(settings.mode, model); - let curr_messages = Id.Map.find(curr_chat.id, past_chats).message_displays; - let message_nodes = - List.flatten( - List.mapi( - (index: int, message: Model.display) => { - [ - div( - ~attrs=[ - clss([ - "message-container", - switch (message.role) { - | User => "user" - | Assistant => "llm" - | System(AssistantPrompt) => "system-prompt" - | System(InternalError) => "system-error" - | Tool => "tool" - }, - ]), - ], - [ - div( - ~attrs=[clss(["message-identifier-row"])], - [ - div( - ~attrs=[clss(["message-identifier"])], - [ - switch (message.role) { - | User => text("User") - | Assistant => - switch (settings.mode) { - | CodeSuggestion => - div( - ~attrs=[clss(["llm-identifier"])], - [Icons.hazelnut_agent, text("Assistant")], - ) - | TaskCompletion => - div( - ~attrs=[clss(["llm-identifier"])], - [Icons.hazelnut_agent, text("Agent")], - ) - | HazelTutor => - div( - ~attrs=[clss(["llm-identifier"])], - [Icons.hazelnut_agent, text("Tutor")], - ) - } - - | System(AssistantPrompt) => - div( - ~attrs=[clss(["system-prompt-identifier"])], - [text("System")], - ) - | System(InternalError) => - div( - ~attrs=[clss(["system-error-identifier"])], - [text("System")], - ) - | Tool => - div( - ~attrs=[clss(["tool-identifier"])], - [text("Tool")], - ) - }, - ], - ), - message.role == System(AssistantPrompt) - ? div( - ~attrs=[clss(["show-prompt-button"])], - [ - Widgets.button( - ~tooltip="Show Prompt", Icons.info, _ => - toggle_collapse(true, index) - ), - ], - ) - : None, - ], - ), - ] - @ { - message.role == System(AssistantPrompt) - ? [None] - : { - let parsed_blocks = message.displayable_content; - List.mapi( - (idx, block: Model.block_kind) => - form_block( - ~message, - ~block, - ~toggle_collapse=toggle_collapse(false), - ~index, - ~is_first=idx == 0, - ~is_last=idx == List.length(parsed_blocks) - 1, - ~globals, - ), - parsed_blocks, - ); - }; - }, - ), - ] - }, - curr_messages, - ), - ); - div( - ~attrs=[clss(["message-display-container"])], - message_nodes @ [initial_display(~model, ~settings)], - ); -}; - -let get_sidebar_width = () => { - let sidebar = - Js.Unsafe.coerce(Dom_html.document)##getElementById("side-bar"); - if (Js.Opt.test(sidebar)) { - let width_str = Js.to_string(sidebar##.style##.width); - if (String.length(width_str) >= 2 - && String.sub(width_str, String.length(width_str) - 2, 2) == "px") { - try( - int_of_string( - String.sub(width_str, 0, String.length(width_str) - 2), - ) - ) { - | Invalid_argument(_) => 400 // default width on error - }; - } else { - 400; // default width if no 'px' suffix - }; - } else { - 400; // default width - }; -}; - -let prompt_display = - (~globals: Globals.t, ~model: Model.t, ~settings: AssistantSettings.t) - : Node.t => { - let (past_chats, curr_chat) = Update.get_mode_info(settings.mode, model); - let curr_messages = Id.Map.find(curr_chat.id, past_chats).message_displays; - let display = - List.find_mapi( - (index: int, message: Model.display) => { - message.role == System(AssistantPrompt) && !message.collapsed - ? Some( - div( - ~attrs=[ - Attr.id("prompt-display-container"), - Attr.create( - "style", - "right: " - ++ string_of_int(get_sidebar_width() + 20) - ++ "px", - ), - ], - { - let parsed_blocks = message.displayable_content; - List.map( - (block: Model.block_kind) => - form_block( - ~message, - ~block, - ~toggle_collapse=_ => {Virtual_dom.Vdom.Effect.Ignore}, - ~index, - ~is_first=false, - ~is_last=false, - ~globals, - ), - parsed_blocks, - ); - }, - ), - ) - : None - }, - curr_messages, - ); - switch (display) { - | Some(node) => node - | None => None - }; -}; - -let mode_buttons = - ( - ~inject_global: Globals.Action.t => Ui_effect.t(unit), - ~settings: AssistantSettings.t, - ) - : Node.t => { - let mode_button = - (mode: AssistantSettings.mode, label: string, ~disabled: bool) => { - let switch_mode = _ => - Virtual_dom.Vdom.Effect.Many([ - inject_global(Set(Assistant(SwitchMode(mode)))), - Virtual_dom.Vdom.Effect.Stop_propagation, - ]); - div( - ~attrs=[ - clss([ - "mode-button", - settings.mode == mode ? "active" : "", - disabled ? "disabled" : "", - ]), - Attr.on_click(disabled ? _ => Effect.Many([]) : switch_mode), - ], - [ - text(label), - disabled - ? div(~attrs=[clss(["hover-view"])], [text("Coming soon!")]) - : None, - ], - ); - }; - - div( - ~attrs=[clss(["mode-buttons"])], - [ - mode_button(HazelTutor, "Tutor", ~disabled=false), - mode_button(CodeSuggestion, "Suggest", ~disabled=false), - mode_button(TaskCompletion, "Compose", ~disabled=true), - ], - ); -}; - -let history_menu = - (~model: Model.t, ~settings: AssistantSettings.t, ~inject): Node.t => { - let (past_chats, curr_chat) = Update.get_mode_info(settings.mode, model); - let chronologically_sorted_past_chats = Model.sorted_chats(past_chats); - - div( - ~attrs=[ - Attr.id("history-menu"), - Attr.create( - "style", - "right: " ++ string_of_int(get_sidebar_width() + 20) ++ "px", - ), - ], - [ - div( - ~attrs=[clss(["history-menu-header"])], - [ - switch (settings.mode) { - | HazelTutor => text("Tutor History") - | CodeSuggestion => text("Suggestion History") - | TaskCompletion => text("Task History") - }, - ], - ), - div( - ~attrs=[clss(["history-menu-list"])], - List.map( - (chat: Model.chat) => - div( - ~attrs=[ - chat.id == curr_chat.id - ? clss(["history-menu-item", "active"]) - : clss(["history-menu-item"]), - Attr.on_click(e => { - let target = Js.Unsafe.coerce(e)##.target; - let contains_button = - Js.to_bool(target##.classList##contains("button")) - || Js.to_bool( - target##.parentElement##.classList##contains( - "button", - ), - ); - if (!contains_button) { - Virtual_dom.Vdom.Effect.Many([ - inject(Update.ChatAction(SwitchChat(chat.id))), - Virtual_dom.Vdom.Effect.Stop_propagation, - ]); - } else { - Virtual_dom.Vdom.Effect.Stop_propagation; - }; - }), - ], - [ - div( - ~attrs=[clss(["history-menu-item-content"])], - [ - text(chat.descriptor == "" ? "New chat" : chat.descriptor), - ], - ), - div( - ~attrs=[clss(["history-menu-item-actions"])], - [ - div( - ~attrs=[clss(["history-menu-item-time"])], - [text(TimeUtil.format_time_diff(chat.timestamp))], - ), - div( - ~attrs=[ - clss(["delete-chat-button"]), - Attr.on_click(_ => - Virtual_dom.Vdom.Effect.Many([ - inject(Update.ChatAction(DeleteChat(chat.id))), - Virtual_dom.Vdom.Effect.Stop_propagation, - ]) - ), - ], - [ - Widgets.button(~tooltip="Delete chat", Icons.trash, _ => - Virtual_dom.Vdom.Effect.Ignore - ), - ], - ), - ], - ), - ], - ), - chronologically_sorted_past_chats, - ), - ), - ], - ); -}; - -let view = - ( - ~globals: Globals.t, - ~signal, - ~inject: Update.t => Ui_effect.t(unit), - ~model: Model.t, - ~editor: CodeEditable.Model.t, - ) => { - let settings = globals.settings; - let inject_global = globals.inject_global; - /* For debugging: Uncomment to view chat history - let curr_chat = - Id.Map.find( - model.current_chats.curr_composition_chat, - model.chat_history.past_composition_chats, - ); - let concat_text = - String.concat( - "\n", - List.map( - (message: Model.display) => - "<" - ++ Model.string_of_role(message.role) - ++ ">" - ++ message.original_content - ++ "\n", - curr_chat.message_displays, - ), - ); - print_endline(concat_text); - Js_of_ocaml.Firebug.console##log(Js_of_ocaml.Js.string(concat_text)); - */ - let view = - div( - ~attrs=[Attr.id("assistant")], - [ - div( - ~attrs=[clss(["header"])], - [ - settings.assistant.ongoing_chat - ? mode_buttons(~inject_global, ~settings=settings.assistant) - : div( - ~attrs=[clss(["main-title"])], - [text("Assistant Settings")], - ), - settings.assistant.ongoing_chat - ? history_button(~inject, ~inject_global) : None, - settings.assistant.ongoing_chat - ? new_chat_button(~inject, ~model) : None, - settings.assistant.ongoing_chat - ? settings_button(~inject_global) - : resume_chat_button(~inject_global), - ], - ), - settings.assistant.ongoing_chat - ? message_display( - ~globals, - ~inject, - ~model, - ~settings=settings.assistant, - ) - : None, - settings.assistant.ongoing_chat - ? message_input( - ~signal, - ~inject, - ~model, - ~settings=settings.assistant, - ~editor, - ) - : None, - settings.assistant.ongoing_chat - ? None - : api_input( - ~inject, - ~inject_global, - ~signal, - ~model, - ~settings=settings.assistant, - ), - settings.assistant.ongoing_chat - ? None : llm_model_id_input(~inject, ~model, ~signal), - settings.assistant.ongoing_chat && settings.assistant.show_history - ? history_menu(~model, ~settings=settings.assistant, ~inject) : None, - prompt_display(~globals, ~model, ~settings=settings.assistant), - ], - ); - view; -}; diff --git a/src/web/app/helpful-assistant/ChatLSP.re b/src/web/app/helpful-assistant/ChatLSP.re deleted file mode 100644 index 2d8c3d063f..0000000000 --- a/src/web/app/helpful-assistant/ChatLSP.re +++ /dev/null @@ -1,461 +0,0 @@ -open Util; -open Haz3lcore; -open Language; - -let get_sketch_and_error_ctx = - (editor: CodeWithStatics.Model.t): list(string) => { - let sketch_seg = Dump.to_segment(editor.editor.state.zipper); - let errors = ErrorPrint.all(editor.statics.info_map); - let static_error_arr = - switch (errors) { - | [] => ["No static errors found"] - | _ => errors - }; - let ctx = - [ - "PROGRAM SKETCH: ```" - ++ ErrorPrint.Print.seg(~holes="?", sketch_seg) - ++ "```", - ] - @ ["STATIC ERRORS: "] - @ static_error_arr; - ctx; -}; - -module Options = { - [@deriving (show({with_path: false}), sexp, yojson)] - type t = { - params: OpenRouter.params, - instructions: bool, - syntax_notes: bool, - num_examples: int, - expected_type: bool, - relevant_ctx: bool, - error_rounds_max: int, - }; - - let init: t = { - params: OpenRouter.default_params, - instructions: true, - syntax_notes: true, - num_examples: 9, - expected_type: true, - relevant_ctx: true, - error_rounds_max: 2, - }; -}; - -module SystemPrompt = { - let prelude = ["You are a helpful coding assistant in Hazel. \n"]; - - let normal_suggestion_prompt = (completion_token: string) => - SuggestionPrompt_normal.self(completion_token); - - let cot_suggestion_prompt = (completion_token: string) => - SuggestionPrompt_cot.self(completion_token); - - let hazel_syntax_notes = HazelSyntaxNotes.self; - - let composition_prompt = CompositionPrompt.self; - - let summarized_hazel_docs = SummarizedHazelDocs.self; - - let mk_suggestion_prompt = - ( - {instructions, syntax_notes, _}: Options.t, - completion_token: string, - advanced_reasoning: bool, - ) - : string => - String.concat( - "\n", - ( - instructions - ? prelude - @ ( - advanced_reasoning - ? cot_suggestion_prompt(completion_token) - : normal_suggestion_prompt(completion_token) - ) - : [] - ) - @ (syntax_notes ? hazel_syntax_notes : []), - ); -}; - -module Completion = { - let get_static_context = - ( - expected_type: bool, - relevant_ctx: bool, - ci: Info.t, - hole_label: string, - ) - : list(string) => - switch (ci) { - | InfoExp({ana, ctx, _}) - | InfoPat({ana, ctx, _}) => - let expected = RelevantTypes.get(ctx, ana, hole_label); - let relevant = RelevantValues.get(ctx, ana); - (expected_type ? ["expected_ty: " ++ expected] : []) - @ (relevant_ctx ? ["relevant_ctx:\n " ++ relevant] : []); - | InfoTyp(_) - | InfoTPat(_) - | Secondary(_) => [] - }; - - let mk_const_prompt = - (options: Options.t, hole_label: string, advanced_reasoning: bool) - : OpenRouter.message => { - let prompt = - String.concat( - "\n", - [ - SystemPrompt.mk_suggestion_prompt( - options, - hole_label, - advanced_reasoning, - ), - ] - @ CompletionExamples.get( - options.num_examples, - hole_label, - advanced_reasoning, - ), - ); - OpenRouter.mk_system_msg(prompt); - }; - - let mk_ctx_prompt = - (options: Options.t, ci: Info.t, sketch: Segment.t, hole_label: string) - : OpenRouter.message => - OpenRouter.mk_user_msg( - String.concat( - "\n", - ["sketch: ```" ++ ErrorPrint.Print.seg(~holes="?", sketch) ++ "```"] - @ get_static_context( - options.expected_type, - options.relevant_ctx, - ci, - hole_label, - ), - ), - ); - - let add_suggestion = - ( - ~response: string, - ~tile: Id.t, - ~schedule_action: Editors.Update.t => unit, - ) => { - let actions = [ - Action.Select(Tile(Id(tile, Direction.Left))), - Action.Buffer(Set(LLM(response))), - ]; - // Apply each action in sequence - List.iter( - action => { - let perform_action = CodeEditable.Update.Perform(action); - let cell_action = CellEditor.Update.MainEditor(perform_action); - let scratch_action = Editors.Update.Scratch(CellAction(cell_action)); - schedule_action(scratch_action); - }, - actions, - ); - }; -}; - -module Composition = { - let max_tool_calls = 10; - - let statics_of_exp_seg = - (init_ctx: Ctx.t, sketch: Segment.t): (Info.exp, Statics.Map.t) => - Statics.uexp_to_info_map( - ~ctx=init_ctx, - ~ancestors=[], - MakeTerm.go(sketch).term, - Id.Map.empty, - ~duplicates=[], - ~expected_labels=None, - ~label_sort=false, - ); - - // Prompt with appropriate context for each message - let mk_ctx_prompt = - (options: Options.t, editor: CodeWithStatics.Model.t) - : OpenRouter.message => { - let _ = options; // TODO: Either remove params or update function to use params AnCRask - OpenRouter.mk_user_msg( - String.concat( - "\n", - get_sketch_and_error_ctx(editor) - @ [ - "SELECTED CODE: " - ++ ( - String.length( - ErrorPrint.Print.seg( - ~holes="?", - editor.editor.state.zipper.selection.content, - ), - ) - == 0 - ? "None. Use a goto_* command to select a code segment." - : "```" - ++ ErrorPrint.Print.seg( - ~holes="?", - editor.editor.state.zipper.selection.content, - ) - ++ "```" - ), - ], - ), - ); - }; - - type loc_of_edit = - | Before - | After - | Current; - - type loc_of_goto = - | Body - | Definition - | All; - - type goto_var = - | Value - | Type; - - let get_static_context = (relevant_ctx: bool, ci: Info.t): list(string) => - switch (ci) { - | InfoExp({ana, ctx, _}) - | InfoPat({ana, ctx, _}) => - let relevant = RelevantValues.get(ctx, ana); - relevant_ctx ? ["relevant_ctx:\n " ++ relevant] : []; - | InfoTyp(_) - | InfoTPat(_) - | Secondary(_) => [] - }; - - // Finds the first matching variable as 'name' in the context - // highlights the variable and definition (excluding the body) - let goto = - ( - ~ed: CodeWithStatics.Model.t, - ~loc: loc_of_goto, - ~goto_var_of_kind: goto_var, - ~name: string, - ~schedule_action: Editors.Update.t => unit, - ) - : unit => { - let statics = CodeWithStatics.Model.get_statics(ed); - // Find the first matching variable in the context using fold - // TODO: Handle shadowed variables - let matching_id = - Id.Map.fold( - (_, info, acc) => { - switch (acc) { - | Some(_) => acc // Already found a match - | None => - let ctx = Info.ctx_of(info); - switch (goto_var_of_kind) { - | Value => - switch (Ctx.lookup_var(ctx, name)) { - | Some(entry) => Some(entry.id) - | None => None - } - | Type => - switch (Ctx.lookup_tvar_id(ctx, name)) { - | Some(id) => Some(id) - | None => None - } - }; - } - }, - statics.info_map, - None, - ); - // Return appropriate action based on whether we found a match - let actions = - switch (matching_id) { - | Some(id) => [ - Action.Move(Goal(TileId(id))), - // Moving left by token is essentially a hacky method to get - // off of a variable name (term), and triple/quad click on let binding - // itself (this properly highlights full variable name and - // definition when type annotation exists) - Action.Move(Local(Left, ByToken)), - switch (loc) { - // TODO: Implement structure-based navigation actions - | Definition => - Action.Select(Term(Id(Id.invalid, Direction.Left))) - | Body => Action.Select(Term(Id(Id.invalid, Direction.Left))) - | All => Action.Select(Term(Id(Id.invalid, Direction.Left))) - }, - Action.Copy, - ] - | None => [Action.Select(Term(Id(Id.invalid, Direction.Left)))] - }; - - List.iter( - action => { - let perform_action = CodeEditable.Update.Perform(action); - let cell_action = CellEditor.Update.MainEditor(perform_action); - let scratch_action = Editors.Update.Scratch(CellAction(cell_action)); - schedule_action(scratch_action); - }, - actions, - ); - }; - - let edit = - ( - ~loc: loc_of_edit, - ~code: string, - ~schedule_action: Editors.Update.t => unit, - ) - : unit => { - // TODO: Might be helpful to paste a segment instead of a string - // This may allow for better error handling. - let actions = - switch (loc) { - | Before => [ - // Unselect current definition - Action.Unselect(Some(Left)), - // Paste new code - Action.Paste(String(code ++ "\n")), - ] - | After => [ - // Unselect current definition - Action.Unselect(Some(Direction.Right)), - // Paste new code - Action.Paste(String("\n" ++ code)), - ] - | Current => - String.length(code) == 0 - ? [ - // This implies the calling of the ```delete``` tool - // Replace current definition - Action.Paste(String(code)), - // Destruct left - Action.Destruct(Left), - ] - : [ - // Replace current definition - Action.Paste(String(code)), - ] - // We paste the code edit, then reselect the definition, and copy - // to clipboard shim to give context to assistant. - }; - List.iter( - action => { - let perform_action = CodeEditable.Update.Perform(action); - let cell_action = CellEditor.Update.MainEditor(perform_action); - let scratch_action = Editors.Update.Scratch(CellAction(cell_action)); - schedule_action(scratch_action); - }, - actions, - ); - }; -}; - -module ErrorRound = { - open OptUtil.Syntax; - module StringSet = Set.Make(String); - - let get_parse_errs = - (sketch_z: Zipper.t, completion: string): Result.t(Zipper.t, string) => - //NOTE: This function is pretty basic; reporting approach could be improved - /* For now we required that the completion be complete in-itself: */ - switch (Parser.to_zipper(~zipper_init=Zipper.init(), completion)) { - | None => Error("Undocumented parse error, no feedback available") - | Some(completion_z) => - switch (Zipper.local_backpack(completion_z)) { - | [_, ..._] as orphans => - let orphans = - List.map( - Base.tile_to_string( - ~holes="", - ~concave_holes=" ", - ~projector_to_segment=Triggers.projector_to_invoke, - ), - orphans, - ); - Error( - "The parser has detected unmatched delimiters. (The presence of a '=>' in the list likely indicates that a '->' was mistakingly used in a case expression). Unmatched delimiters: " - ++ String.concat(", ", orphans), - ); - | [] => - let segment = Zipper.zip(completion_z); - switch ( - { - let* sketch_z = Destruct.go(Left, sketch_z); - let+ sketch_z = Destruct.go(Left, sketch_z); - Zipper.insert_segment(sketch_z, segment); - } - ) { - | None => Error("Undocumented parse error, no feedback available") - | Some(completion_z) => Ok(completion_z) - }; - } - }; - - let statics_of_exp_zipper = - (init_ctx: Ctx.t, z: Zipper.t): (Info.exp, Statics.Map.t) => - Statics.uexp_to_info_map( - ~ctx=init_ctx, - ~ancestors=[], - MakeTerm.from_zip_for_sem(z).term, - Id.Map.empty, - ~duplicates=[], - ~expected_labels=None, - ~label_sort=false, - ); - - let mk_report = (ctx: Ctx.t, z: Zipper.t, reply: string): ErrorPrint.t => - // TODO: Currently this only works in expression position - switch (get_parse_errs(z, reply)) { - | Error(err) => ParseError(err) - | Ok(full_z) => - let (_, info_map) = statics_of_exp_zipper(ctx, z); - let static_errs_sketch = ErrorPrint.all(info_map); - let (_, info_map) = statics_of_exp_zipper(ctx, full_z); - let static_errs_full = ErrorPrint.all(info_map); - if (List.length(static_errs_full) == 0) { - NoErrors; - } else { - let sketch_errs = StringSet.of_list(static_errs_sketch); - let new_errs = - List.filter( - err => !StringSet.mem(err, sketch_errs), - static_errs_full, - ); - if (List.length(new_errs) == 0) { - NoErrors; - } else { - StaticErrors(new_errs); - }; - }; - }; - - let mk_reply = - (ci: Info.t, sketch_z: Zipper.t, reply: string): option(string) => { - // TODO: Currently this only works in expression position - let wrap = (intro, errs) => - [intro] - @ errs - @ [ - "Please try to address the error(s) by updating your previous code suggestion", - "Please respond ONLY with the update suggestion", - ] - |> String.concat("\n"); - let error_report = mk_report(Info.ctx_of(ci), sketch_z, reply); - switch (error_report) { - | NoErrors => None - | ParseError(err) => - Some(wrap("The following parse error occured:", [err])) - | StaticErrors(errs) => - Some(wrap("The following static errors were discovered:", errs)) - }; - }; -}; diff --git a/src/web/app/helpful-assistant/CompletionExamples.re b/src/web/app/helpful-assistant/CompletionExamples.re deleted file mode 100644 index e55dd2c7d6..0000000000 --- a/src/web/app/helpful-assistant/CompletionExamples.re +++ /dev/null @@ -1,249 +0,0 @@ -open Language; - -/* Few-shot hole completion examples as per the Static Contextualization paper */ - -let examples = - (hole_label: string, advanced_reasoning: bool) - : list((string, string, string)) => { - let expected_type = ty => - RelevantTypes.get(Ctx.empty, Typ.fresh(ty), hole_label); - [ - ( - {| -let List.length: [(String, Bool)]-> Int = - fun xs -> - |} - ++ hole_label - ++ {| end in -|}, - expected_type(Atom(Int)), - advanced_reasoning - ? {| -Discussion: -The function List.length takes a list of (String, Bool) tuples and returns an Int. The natural way to compute the length of a list is through recursion. -The base case for an empty list is 0, and for a non-empty list, we increment the count and recursively call List.length on the tail. -```case xs -| [] => 0 -| _::xs => 1 + List.length(xs) -```|} - : {| -case xs -| [] => 0 -| _::xs => 1 + List.length(xs)|}, - ), - ( - {| -let List.mapi: ((Int, Bool) -> Bool, [Bool]) -> [Bool]= - fun f, xs -> - let go: (Int, [Bool])-> [Bool] = fun idx, xs -> - |} - ++ hole_label - ++ {| end in - go(0, xs) in -|}, - expected_type(List(Typ.fresh(Atom(Bool)))), - advanced_reasoning - ? {| -Discussion: -The function List.mapi applies a function f to each element of a list while keeping track of the index. The helper function go does this recursively. -The base case returns an empty list. In the recursive case, f(idx, hd) is applied to the head, and go(idx + 1, tl) is called recursively on the tail to process the rest of the list. -```case xs -| [] => [] -| hd::tl => f(idx, hd)::go(idx + 1, tl) -```|} - : {| -case xs -| [] => [] -| hd::tl => f(idx, hd)::go(idx + 1, tl) -|}, - ), - ( - {| -type Container = - + Pod(Bool) - + CapsuleCluster(Int, Int) in -let total_capacity: Container -> Int = - |} - ++ hole_label - ++ {| -in -|}, - expected_type( - Arrow(Typ.fresh(Var("Container")), Typ.fresh(Atom(Int))), - ), - advanced_reasoning - ? {| -Discussion: -The function total_capacity takes a Container and returns an Int. The Pod variant stores a Bool, which likely indicates whether the pod is active. -The condition if !b && true simplifies to if !b, meaning inactive pods have a capacity of 1, while active ones have 0. -The CapsuleCluster variant contains two integers, which are multiplied together to represent the total capacity. -```fun c -> - case c - | Pod(b) => if !b && true then 1 else 0 - | CapsuleCluster(x, y) => x * y - end -``` -|} - : {| -fun c -> - case c - | Pod(b) => if !b && true then 1 else 0 - | CapsuleCluster(x, y) => x * y - end -|}, - ), - ( - "let f = " ++ hole_label ++ " in f(5)", - expected_type(Unknown(Internal)), - advanced_reasoning - ? {| -Discussion: -The expression let f = ?a in f(5) means f should be a function that can take an integer input. A function of type fun x:Int -> ?a is defined, but its body is missing. -Since no constraints are placed on the output type, the hole could be filled with any valid expression. -``` -fun x:Int -> ?a -``` - |} - : "fun x:Int -> ??", - ), - ( - {|let triple = (4, 8, true) in -let (_, y, condition) = triple in -let get: Option -> Int = -fun maybe_num -> - case maybe_num - | Some(x) => |} - ++ hole_label - ++ {| - | None => if !condition then 0 else y + 1 end in|}, - expected_type(Atom(Int)), - advanced_reasoning - ? {| -Discussion: -The function get extracts a value from an Option type. If Some(x), the function should return x, as x is already of type Int. -The None case considers a condition; if !condition is true, it returns 0, otherwise, it returns y + 1. -Since x is an Int, returning it in the Some case maintains type consistency. -``` -x -``` - |} - : "x", - ), - ( - "let num_or_zero = fun maybe_num ->\n case maybe_num\n | Some(num) => " - ++ hole_label - ++ " \n| None => 0 end in", - expected_type(Unknown(Internal)), - advanced_reasoning - ? {| -Discussion: -The function num_or_zero takes an Option(Int) and returns an Int. If the input is Some(num), it should return num, as num is already an integer. -If None, the function defaults to returning 0. This ensures type consistency while preserving the stored number when available. -``` -num -``` - |} - : "num", - ), - ( - "let merge_sort: [Int]->[Int] =\n" - ++ hole_label - ++ "\nin\nmerge_sort([4,1,3,7,2])", - expected_type( - Arrow( - Typ.fresh(List(Typ.fresh(Atom(Int)))), - Typ.fresh(List(Typ.fresh(Atom(Int)))), - ), - ), - advanced_reasoning - ? {| -Discussion: -The function merge_sort sorts a list of integers. A common approach to implementing merge sort involves: -1. Splitting the list into two halves (split). -2. Recursively sorting both halves (merge_sort_helper). -3. Merging the sorted halves (merge). -The provided structure follows this approach, so we use helper functions to complete the sorting logic. -``` -fun list ->\nlet split: [Int]->([Int],[Int]) = fun left, right -> ?\nin\nlet merge: ([Int],[Int])->[Int]= ?\nin\nlet merge_sort_helper: [Int]->[Int]= ?\nin\nmerge_sort_helper(list) -``` - |} - : "fun list ->\nlet split: [Int]->([Int],[Int]) = fun left, right -> ?\nin\nlet merge: ([Int],[Int])->[Int]= ?\nin\nlet merge_sort_helper: [Int]->[Int]= ?\nin\nmerge_sort_helper(list)", - ), - ( - "type MenuItem =\n+ Breakfast(Int, Int)\n+ Lunch(Float)\nin\nlet per_lunch_unit = 0.95 in\nlet price: MenuItem-> Float = fun m ->\ncase m\n| Breakfast(x, y) => " - ++ hole_label - ++ "\n| Lunch(f) => f *. per_lunch_unit\nend\nin price(Breakfast(1,2))/.3.", - expected_type(Var("MenuItem")), - advanced_reasoning - ? {| -Discussion: -The function price computes the cost of a MenuItem. The Lunch variant already has a predefined price calculation. For Breakfast(x, y), an expression must return a Float, but the completion is missing. -The function should ensure a proper numeric computation based on x and y. -``` -fun m ->\ncase m\n| Breakfast(x, y) => ?a\n| Lunch(f) => f *. per_lunch_unit\nend -``` - |} - : "fun m ->\ncase m\n| Breakfast(x, y) => ??\n| Lunch(f) => f *. per_lunch_unit\nend", - ), - ( - {| -let List.merge: (( , )->Bool,[ ], [ ]) -> [ ] = fun cmp,left, right -> -case left, right -| [], _ => right -| _, [] => left -| h1::t1, h2::t2 => -if cmp(h1, h2) -then h1 :: List.merge(cmp, t1, right) -else h2 :: List.merge(cmp,left, t2) -end -in - -let List.sort: ((?, ?) -> Bool, [?]) -> [?] = -fun cmp, list -> -let merge_sort_helper: [?] -> [?] = fun l -> -case l -| [] => ? -| [x] => [x] -| _ => |} - ++ hole_label - ++ {| -end -in merge_sort_helper(list) -in -test 2 == List.nth(List.sort(fun a, b -> a - List.concat_map( - ((sketch, expected_ty, completion)): list(string) => - [sketch] @ ["expected_ty: " ++ expected_ty] @ [completion], - switch ( - Util.ListUtil.split_n_opt( - num_examples, - examples(hole_label, advanced_reasoning), - ) - ) { - | Some(samples) => samples |> fst |> List.map(((s, t, u)) => (s, t, u)) - | None => [] - }, - ); diff --git a/src/web/app/helpful-assistant/RelevantTypes.re b/src/web/app/helpful-assistant/RelevantTypes.re deleted file mode 100644 index 97a3066950..0000000000 --- a/src/web/app/helpful-assistant/RelevantTypes.re +++ /dev/null @@ -1,47 +0,0 @@ -open Language; - -/* Assembles relevant type definitions per the Static Contextualization paper */ - -let format_def = (alias: string, ty: Typ.t): string => - Printf.sprintf( - "type %s = %s in", - alias, - Haz3lcore.ErrorPrint.Print.typ(ty), - ); - -let subst_if_rec = ((name: string, ty: Typ.t)): (string, Typ.t) => { - switch (ty) { - | {term: Rec(name', ty'), _} => ( - name, - Typ.subst(Typ.fresh(Var(name)), name', ty'), - ) - | _ => (name, ty) - }; -}; - -let collate_aliases = (ctx: Ctx.t, expected_ty': Typ.t): option(string) => { - let defs = - Typ.aliases_deep(ctx, expected_ty') - |> Util.ListUtil.dedup - |> List.map(subst_if_rec) - |> List.map(((alias, ty)) => format_def(alias, ty)); - switch (defs) { - | [] => None - | _ => Some(defs |> String.concat("\n")) - }; -}; - -let get = (ctx: Ctx.t, ana_ty: Typ.t, hole_label: string): string => { - let prefix = "# The expected type of the hole " ++ hole_label ++ " is: "; - let defs = - switch (collate_aliases(ctx, ana_ty)) { - | Some(defs) => - "# The following type definitions are likely relevant: #\n" ++ defs - | None => "\n" - }; - prefix - ++ "a type consistent with " - ++ Haz3lcore.ErrorPrint.Print.typ(ana_ty) - ++ " #\n" - ++ defs; -}; diff --git a/src/web/app/helpful-assistant/RelevantValues.re b/src/web/app/helpful-assistant/RelevantValues.re deleted file mode 100644 index 2f222504e1..0000000000 --- a/src/web/app/helpful-assistant/RelevantValues.re +++ /dev/null @@ -1,108 +0,0 @@ -open Language; -open Util; - -/* Assembles relevant value headers per the Static Contextualization paper */ - -[@deriving (show({with_path: false}), sexp, yojson)] -type filtered_entry = { - name: string, - typ: Typ.t, - matched_type: Typ.t, - depth: int, -}; - -/* Returns the ratio of type nodes which are the Unknown - constructor. Must recurse and gather results from composite nodes */ -let unknown_ratio = (ty: Typ.t): float => { - let total = float_of_int(Typ.num_nodes(ty)); - let unknowns = float_of_int(Typ.count_unknowns(ty)); - (total -. unknowns) /. total; -}; - -let score_type = (ty: Typ.t): float => { - let unk_ratio = unknown_ratio(ty); - Typ.is_atom(ty) ? 0.8 : unk_ratio; -}; - -let filter_ctx = (ctx: Ctx.t, ty_expect: Typ.t): list(filtered_entry) => - List.filter_map( - fun - | Ctx.VarEntry({typ, name, _}) - when Typ.is_consistent(ctx, ty_expect, typ) => - Some({ - name, - typ, - depth: 0, - matched_type: typ, - }) - | Ctx.VarEntry({typ: {term: Arrow(_, return_ty), _} as typ, name, _}) - when Typ.is_consistent(ctx, ty_expect, return_ty) => - Some({ - name, - typ, - matched_type: return_ty, - depth: 1, - }) - | Ctx.VarEntry({ - typ: {term: Arrow(_, {term: Arrow(_, return_ty), _}), _} as typ, - name, - _, - }) - when Typ.is_consistent(ctx, ty_expect, return_ty) => - Some({ - name, - typ, - matched_type: return_ty, - depth: 2, - }) - | _ => None, - ctx.entries, - ); - -let primary_goal = (ctx: Ctx.t, ana: Typ.t): Typ.t => - switch (ana) { - | {term: Var(name), _} when Ctx.lookup_alias(ctx, name) != None => - let ty_expanded = Ctx.lookup_alias(ctx, name) |> Option.get; - ty_expanded |> Typ.normalize(ctx); - | _ => ana |> Typ.normalize(ctx) - }; - -let secondary_targets = (goal: Typ.t): list(Typ.t) => - switch (goal.term) { - | Arrow(_source, target) => - let elems = - switch (target.term) { - | Prod(ts) => ts - | _ => [] - }; - [target] @ elems; - | _ => [] - }; - -let entries = (ctx: Ctx.t, ana: Typ.t): list(filtered_entry) => { - let primary_goal = primary_goal(ctx, ana); - let secondary_targets = secondary_targets(primary_goal); - List.concat_map(filter_ctx(ctx), secondary_targets @ [primary_goal]) - |> Util.ListUtil.dedup - |> List.sort((t1, t2) => - compare(score_type(t2.matched_type), score_type(t1.matched_type)) - ) - |> List.filter(entry => Typ.contains_sum_or_var(entry.typ)); -}; - -let format_def = ({name, typ, _}: filtered_entry) => - Printf.sprintf( - "let %s: %s = in", - name, - Haz3lcore.ErrorPrint.Print.typ(typ), - ); - -/* Returns a list of relevant values headers formatted as let definitions */ -let get = (ctx: Ctx.t, ana: Typ.t): string => - "# Consider using these variables relevant to the expected type: #\n" - ++ ( - entries(ctx, ana) - |> ListUtil.take(8) - |> List.map(format_def) - |> String.concat("\n") - ); diff --git a/src/web/app/helpful-assistant/prompts/CompositionExamples/Ex_Comparator.re b/src/web/app/helpful-assistant/prompts/CompositionExamples/Ex_Comparator.re deleted file mode 100644 index 68eab59074..0000000000 --- a/src/web/app/helpful-assistant/prompts/CompositionExamples/Ex_Comparator.re +++ /dev/null @@ -1,116 +0,0 @@ -let self = {| - -please fix the issue when im trying to test - -PROGRAM SKETCH: ```type Option = - + Some(Int) - + None -in - -let map_option: (Int -> Int, Option) -> Option = - fun (f, opt) -> - case opt - | Some(n) => Some(f(n)) - | None => None - end -in - -test map_option((fun x -> x + 1), Some(2)) == Some(3) end``` -STATIC ERRORS: -Error in term: - Some(3) -Nature of error: Expecting type Int but got inconsistent type Option -Error in term: - map_option(((fun x -> x + 1)), Some(2)) -Nature of error: Expecting type Int but got inconsistent type Option -SELECTED CODE: None. Use a goto_* command to select a code segment. - - -Ah I see the issue, in Hazel the '==' operator is used explicitly to compare values of the integer type, -this is why we see the error "Expecting type Int but got inconsistent type Option". -I'll fix this by adding a custom comparator for the Option type. - -~~~{ - "tool": "begin" -}~~~ - -I'll navigate to the definition of "map_option" to repeat its definition while adding the definition for the custom comparator directly after it. - -~~~{ - "tool": "goto_definition", - "args": { - "variable_name": "map_option" - } -}~~~ - -~~~{ - "tool": "paste", - "args": { - "code": "let comparator : (Option, Option) -> Bool = - fun (a, b) -> - case (a, b) -| Some(a'), Some(b') => a' == b' -| _ => false -end - in " - } -}~~~ - -Finally, I'll fix the test by using the custom comparator. - -~~~{ - "tool": "goto_body", - "args": { - "variable_name": "comparator" - } -}~~~ - -~~~{ - "tool": "paste", - "args": { - "code": "test map_option((fun x -> x + 1), Some(2)) == Some(3) end; - ?" - } -}~~~ - -PROGRAM SKETCH: ```type Option = - + Some(Int) - + None -in - -let map_option: (Int -> Int, Option) -> Option = - fun (f, opt) -> - case opt - | Some(n) => Some(f(n)) - | None => None - end -in - -let comparator : (Option, Option) -> Bool = - fun (a, b) -> - case (a, b) - | Some(a'), Some(b') => a' == b' - | _ => false - end -in - -test comparator(map_option((fun x -> x + 1), Some(2)),Some(3)) end; -?``` -STATIC ERRORS: -Error in term: - Some(3) -Nature of error: Expecting type Int but got inconsistent type Option -Error in term: - map_option(((fun x -> x + 1)), Some(2)) -Nature of error: No static errors found -SELECTED CODE: test comparator(map_option((fun x -> x + 1), Some(2)),Some(3)) end; - ? - - -Great! Our custom comparator now compares the two results values in the test. - -~~~{ - "tool": "submit" -}~~~ - -|}; diff --git a/src/web/app/helpful-assistant/prompts/CompositionExamples/Ex_Comparator_2.re b/src/web/app/helpful-assistant/prompts/CompositionExamples/Ex_Comparator_2.re deleted file mode 100644 index be63942c0e..0000000000 --- a/src/web/app/helpful-assistant/prompts/CompositionExamples/Ex_Comparator_2.re +++ /dev/null @@ -1,118 +0,0 @@ -let self = {| - -what is the issue with my code? - -PROGRAM SKETCH: ```type Option = - + Some(Int) - + None -in - -let map_option: (Int -> Int, Option) -> Option = fun (f, opt) -> - case opt - | Some(n) => Some(f(n)) - | None => None - end -in - -test map_option((fun x -> x + 1), Some(2)) == Some(3) end; -? -``` -STATIC ERRORS: -Error in term: - Some(3) -Nature of error: Expecting type Int but got inconsistent type Option -Error in term: - map_option(((fun x -> x + 1)), Some(2)) -Nature of error: Expecting type Int but got inconsistent type Option -SELECTED CODE: None. Use a goto_* command to select a code segment. - - -I see the problem. The error message "Expecting type Int but got inconsistent type Option" in the `test` assertion indicates that the comparison `== Some(3)` is being misinterpreted as comparing an `Int` with an `Option`. This is a common pitfall in Hazel's type system when dealing with ADTs in test assertions. - -To fix this, we need to compare the `Option` values themselves, not their inner `Int` values. Hazel's `test` construct usually expects an expression to evaluate to a boolean. Therefore, comparing two `Option` types directly using `==` might not work as expected if `Option` does not have a defined equality. - -The simplest way to compare ADT values in a test is to define an equality function for the `Option` type, or in this case, directly compare the results using a pattern match or by manually extracting the inner value if it's `Some`. - -Given that we want to test if `map_option` returns `Some(3)`, we can achieve this by using another `map_option` call with `Some(3)` and a function that returns its input, then comparing the results, or the simplest way is to introduce a helper function `option_equal`. - -I will define an `option_equal` function that correctly compares two `Option` values. Then, we will use this `option_equal` function within the `test` block. - -~~~{ - "tool": "begin" -}~~~ - -First, I will navigate to the body of the `map_option` definition. -~~~{ - "tool": "goto_body", - "args": { - "variable_name": "map_option" - } -}~~~ - -PROGRAM SKETCH: ```type Option = - + Some(Int) - + None -in - -let map_option: (Int -> Int, Option) -> Option = fun (f, opt) -> - case opt - | Some(n) => Some(f(n)) - | None => None - end -in - -test map_option((fun x -> x + 1), Some(2)) == Some(3) end; -? -``` -STATIC ERRORS: -Error in term: - Some(3) -Nature of error: Expecting type Int but got inconsistent type Option -Error in term: - map_option(((fun x -> x + 1)), Some(2)) -Nature of error: Expecting type Int but got inconsistent type Option -SELECTED CODE: test map_option((fun x -> x + 1), Some(2)) == Some(3) end; - -I have selected the `test` expression. Now I will paste in the `option_equal` function and wrap the test expression inside a call to `option_equal`. - -~~~{ - "tool": "paste", - "args": { - "code": "let option_equal: (Option, Option) -> Bool = fun (opt1, opt2) ->\n case (opt1, opt2)\n | (Some(n1), Some(n2)) => n1 == n2\n | (None, None) => true\n | _ => false\n end\nin\n\ntest option_equal(map_option((fun x -> x + 1), Some(2)), Some(3)) end;" - } -}~~~ - -PROGRAM SKETCH: ```type Option = - + Some(Int) - + None -in - -let map_option: (Int -> Int, Option) -> Option = fun (f, opt) -> - case opt - | Some(n) => Some(f(n)) - | None => None - end -in - -let option_equal:(Option,Option) ->Bool =fun (opt1,opt2) -> - case (opt1,opt2) - |(Some(n1),Some(n2)) =>n1 ==n2 - |(None,None) =>true - |_ =>false - end -in - -test option_equal(map_option((fun x ->x +1),Some(2)),Some(3)) end; -? -``` -STATIC ERRORS: -No static errors found -SELECTED CODE: None. Use a goto_* command to select a code segment. - -Great! The static errors are gone. This indicates that the `option_equal` function correctly handles the comparison between `Option` types within the `test` block. -I'm submitting this as complete. -~~~{ - "tool": "submit" -}~~~ - -|}; diff --git a/src/web/app/helpful-assistant/prompts/CompositionExamples/Ex_Simple_1.re b/src/web/app/helpful-assistant/prompts/CompositionExamples/Ex_Simple_1.re deleted file mode 100644 index 025e5bce09..0000000000 --- a/src/web/app/helpful-assistant/prompts/CompositionExamples/Ex_Simple_1.re +++ /dev/null @@ -1,75 +0,0 @@ -let self = {| - -hi please write a unique and cool hazel program - -PROGRAM SKETCH: ```?``` -STATIC ERRORS: -No static errors found -SELECTED CODE: None. Use a goto_* command to select a code segment. - -I can help with that! I'll create a simple program that calculates the hypotenuse of a right-angled triangle. - -~~~{ - "tool": "begin" -}~~~ - -PROGRAM SKETCH: ```?``` -STATIC ERRORS: -No static errors found -SELECTED CODE: None. Use a goto_* command to select a code segment. - -I'll start by pasting the initial structure of the program using `paste`. - -~~~{ - "tool": "paste", - "args": { - "code": "let a = 3 in\nlet b = 4 in\n0" - } -}~~~ - -PROGRAM SKETCH: ```let a = 3 in -let b = 4 in -0``` -STATIC ERRORS: -No static errors found -SELECTED CODE: None. Use a goto_* command to select a code segment. - -Now I will modify the body to calculate the hypotenuse using the Pythagorean theorem. - -~~~{ - "tool": "goto_body", - "args": { - "variable_name": "b" - } -}~~~ - -PROGRAM SKETCH: ```let a = 3 in -let b = 4 in -0``` -STATIC ERRORS: -No static errors found -SELECTED CODE: 0 - -~~~{ - "tool": "paste", - "args": { - "code": "((a * a) + (b * b))" - } -}~~~ - -PROGRAM SKETCH: ```let a = 3 in -let b = 4 in -((a * a) + (b * b))``` -STATIC ERRORS: -No static errors found -SELECTED CODE: None. Use a goto_* command to select a code segment. - -The program now calculates the square of the hypotenuse. Since Hazel doesn't have a built-in square root function, I'll consider this a "unique" program that doesn't fully solve for the hypotenuse but rather the hypotenuse squared. - -I am satisfied with the current state of the program. - -~~~{ - "tool": "submit" -}~~~ - -|}; diff --git a/src/web/app/helpful-assistant/prompts/CompositionExamples/Ex_Simple_2.re b/src/web/app/helpful-assistant/prompts/CompositionExamples/Ex_Simple_2.re deleted file mode 100644 index 703d4b871c..0000000000 --- a/src/web/app/helpful-assistant/prompts/CompositionExamples/Ex_Simple_2.re +++ /dev/null @@ -1,278 +0,0 @@ -let self = {| - -could you please implement the functions in this program? - -PROGRAM SKETCH: ```let add = fun x, y -> - x + y -in -let subtract = - ? -in -let mult = - ? -in -let divide = - ? -in -?``` -STATIC ERRORS: -No static errors found -SELECTED CODE: None. Use a goto_* command to select a code segment. - -Sure! Let's implement each function one by one. - -~~~{ - "tool": "begin" -}~~~ - -The program currently has a function for addition. I'll start by navigating to the definition of "subtract" to implement it. - -~~~{ - "tool": "goto_definition", - "args": { - "variable_name": "subtract" - } -}~~~ - -With the selected code segment at the definition of "subtract", I'll implement it as such... - -~~~{ - "tool": "paste", - "args": { - "code": "let subtract = fun x, y -> - x - y -in " - } -}~~~ - -PROGRAM SKETCH: ```let add = fun x, y -> - x + y -in -let subtract = fun x, y -> - x - y -in -let mult = - ? -in -let divide = - ? -in -?``` -STATIC ERRORS: -No static errors found -SELECTED CODE: let subtract = fun x, y -> - x - y -in - -Great! Seeing that worked, I'll navigate to mult and divide to implement them, respectively. - -~~~{ - "tool": "goto_definition", - "args": { - "variable_name": "mult" - } -}~~~ - -~~~{ - "tool": "paste", - "args": { - "code": "let mult = fun x, y -> - x * y -in " - } -}~~~ - -~~~{ - "tool": "goto_definition", - "args": { - "variable_name": "divide" - } -}~~~ - -~~~{ - "tool": "paste", - "args": { - "code": "let divide = - fun (x, y) -> -case y - | 0 => nan - | _ => x / y -end -in " - } -}~~~ - -PROGRAM SKETCH: ```let add = fun x, y -> - x + y -in -let subtract = fun x, y -> - x - y -in -let mult = fun x, y -> - x * y -in -let divide = - fun (x, y) -> - case y - | 0 => nan - | _ => x / y - end -in -?``` -STATIC ERRORS: Error in term: case y | 0 => nan | _ => x / y end Nature of error: Expecting branches to have consistent types but got types: Float, Int -SELECTED CODE: let divide = - fun (x, y) -> - case y - | 0 => nan - | _ => x / y - end -in - - -I see the issue, we need to use Hazel's float division operator on values with type float. - -~~~{ - "tool": "paste", - "args": { - "code": "let divide : (Float, Float) -> Float = - fun (x, y) -> -case y - | 0 => nan - | _ => x /. y -end -in " - } -}~~~ - -For consistency, I'll annotate and modify the definitions of the other functions. - -~~~{ - "tool": "goto_definition", - "args": { - "variable_name": "add" - } -}~~~ - -~~~{ - "tool": "paste", - "args": { - "code": "let add : (Float, Float) -> Float = fun x, y -> - x +. y -in " - } -}~~~ - -~~~{ - "tool": "goto_definition", - "args": { - "variable_name": "subtract" - } -}~~~ - -~~~{ - "tool": "paste", - "args": { - "code": "let subtract : (Float, Float) -> Float = fun x, y -> - x -. y -in " - } -}~~~ - -~~~{ - "tool": "goto_definition", - "args": { - "variable_name": "mult" - } -}~~~ - -~~~{ - "tool": "paste", - "args": { - "code": "let mult : (Float, Float) -> Float = fun x, y -> - x *. y -in " - } -}~~~ - - -PROGRAM SKETCH: ```let add : (Float, Float) -> Float = fun x, y -> - x +. y -in -let subtract : (Float, Float) -> Float = fun x, y -> - x -. y -in -let mult : (Float, Float) -> Float = fun x, y -> - x *. y -in -let divide : (Float, Float) -> Float = - fun (x, y) -> - case y - | 0 => nan - | _ => x /. y - end -in -?``` -STATIC ERRORS: -No static errors found -SELECTED CODE: let mult : (Float, Float) -> Float = fun x, y -> - x *. y -in - - -Looking good! I'll add a few tests to make sure the functions are working as expected. - -~~~{ - "tool": "goto_body", - "args": { - "variable_name": "divide" - } -}~~~ - -~~~{ - "tool": "paste", - "args": { - "code": "test add(3.0, 5.2) ==. 8.2 end; - test subtract(6.0, 2.2) ==. 3.8 end; -test mult(3.1, 2.0) ==. 6.2 end; -test divide(5.4, 0.) ==. nan end; - test divide(5.0, 2.5) ==. 2 end;" - } -}~~~ - - -PROGRAM SKETCH: ```let add : (Float, Float) -> Float = fun x, y -> - x +. y -in -let subtract : (Float, Float) -> Float = fun x, y -> - x -. y -in -let mult : (Float, Float) -> Float = fun x, y -> - x *. y -in -let divide : (Float, Float) -> Float = - fun (x, y) -> - case y - | 0. => nan - | _ => x /. y - end -in -test add(3.0, 5.2) ==. 8.2 end; -test subtract(6.0, 2.2) ==. 3.8 end; -test mult(3.1, 2.0) ==. 6.2 end; -test divide(5.4, 0.) ==. nan end; -test divide(5.0, 2.5) ==. 2 end; -?``` -STATIC ERRORS: -No static errors found -SELECTED CODE: let mult : test divide(5.0, 2.5) ==. 2 end; - ? - - -Great! The functions are implement and being thoroughly tested. - -~~~{ - "tool": "submit", -}~~~ - - -|}; diff --git a/src/web/app/helpful-assistant/prompts/CompositionExamples/Ex_Tally.re b/src/web/app/helpful-assistant/prompts/CompositionExamples/Ex_Tally.re deleted file mode 100644 index a222c6f498..0000000000 --- a/src/web/app/helpful-assistant/prompts/CompositionExamples/Ex_Tally.re +++ /dev/null @@ -1,106 +0,0 @@ -let self = {| - -Define a non-recursive function tally that folds (right) over the provided list of pairs of integers, representing breakfast orders involving a given number of eggs and cups of coffee, and returns a single pair tallying up the total numbers of eggs and cups of coffee consumed by the kitchen in the morning. We have provided an implementation of fold_right with its type specialized as needed. - -PROGRAM SKETCH: ```type Total = (Int, Int) in -type Order = (Int, Int) in -let fold_right : ( - [Order], - Total, - (Order, Total) -> Total -) -> Total = - fun (xs, b, f) -> - case xs - | [] => b - | hd::tl => f(hd, fold_right(tl, b, f)) -end in -let total_eq : (Total, Total) -> Bool = - fun ((a1, b1), (a2, b2)) -> (a1 == a2) && (b1 == b2) -in -let tally: [Order] -> Total = - fun bill -> fold_right(?, ?, ?) -in ?``` -STATIC ERRORS: -No static errors found -SELECTED CODE: let tally: [Order] -> Total = - fun bill -> fold_right(?, ?, ?) -in - -I need to implement the `tally` function using `fold_right`. Let me analyze what's needed: - -1. The base case should be `(0, 0)` - no eggs or coffee initially -2. The folding function should add each order's eggs and coffee to the running total -3. The arguments to `fold_right` are: the list, base value, and combining function - -~~~{ - "tool": "begin" -}~~~ - -~~~{ - "tool": "goto_definition", - "args": { - "variable_name": "tally" - } -}~~~ - -~~~{ - "tool": "paste", - "args": { - "code": "let tally: [Order] -> Total =\n fun bill -> fold_right(bill, (0, 0), fun (order, total) -> \n let (eggs, coffee) = order in\n let (total_eggs, total_coffee) = total in\n (eggs + total_eggs, coffee + total_coffee)\n )\nin" - } -}~~~ - -Now let me add a simple test to verify the implementation works correctly: - -~~~{ - "tool": "goto_body", - "args": { - "variable_name": "tally" - } -}~~~ - -~~~{ - "tool": "paste", - "args": { - "code": "test total_eq(tally([(2, 1), (3, 2), (1, 1)]), (6, 4)) end;\ntally([(5, 2), (2, 3)])" - } -}~~~ - - -PROGRAM SKETCH: ```type Total = (Int, Int) in -type Order = (Int, Int) in -let fold_right : ( - [Order], - Total, - (Order, Total) -> Total -) -> Total = - fun (xs, b, f) -> - case xs - | [] => b - | hd::tl => f(hd, fold_right(tl, b, f)) -end in -let total_eq : (Total, Total) -> Bool = - fun ((a1, b1), (a2, b2)) -> (a1 == a2) && (b1 == b2) -in -let tally: [Order] -> Total = - fun bill -> fold_right(bill, (0, 0), fun (order, total) -> - let (eggs, coffee) = order in - let (total_eggs, total_coffee) = total in - (eggs + total_eggs, coffee + total_coffee) - ) -in -test total_eq(tally([(2, 1), (3, 2), (1, 1)]), (6, 4)) end; -tally([(5, 2), (2, 3)])``` - -STATIC ERRORS: No static errors found -SELECTED CODE: tally([(5, 2), (2, 3)]) - - - -Great! The tally function has been implemented and tested without any errors. - -~~~{ - "tool": "submit" -}~~~ - -|}; diff --git a/src/web/app/helpful-assistant/prompts/CompositionPrompt.re b/src/web/app/helpful-assistant/prompts/CompositionPrompt.re deleted file mode 100644 index 9f1ad02474..0000000000 --- a/src/web/app/helpful-assistant/prompts/CompositionPrompt.re +++ /dev/null @@ -1,373 +0,0 @@ -open Util; - -let hazel_syntax_notes = HazelSyntaxNotes.self; - -let summarized_hazel_docs = SummarizedHazelDocs.self; - -let instructions = [ - "", - "You are an expert AI programming agent operating in the Hazel programming language.", - "You are working with a user to accomplish a programming task in a paired programming setting.", - "The user will ask you a question or to perform a task (implement a feature, fix an issue, etc).", - "You are a professional coding agent, meaning it is your duty to complete the user's task or attempt to complete their task until you decide", - "the task is complete or it is absolutely infeasible to complete.", - "To reiterate, you are operating in the Hazel programming language. This is a known to be a low-resource language,", - "meaning you will be provided with relevant syntax and semantic information about the programming language", - "that you can carefully study and review when generating your responses.", - "NEVER try to write code from another programming language other than Hazel.", - "You may explain and reason about the program/task/user query, but aim to keep your thinking and explanations concise and to the point.", - "If the user wants you to implement a feature that is quite complex, you should break it down into smaller tasks to work through step by step.", - "You do not need to repeat code in your response. You can simply call the tool to insert the code.", - "After calling a tool, you should pick up immediately from where you left off—No need to repeat or summarize what you've been doing.", - "You should avoid explicitly mentioning tool calls to the user. Your conversation with the user should be natural, as if you were their human pair programming partner.", - "We will now provide you with the following:\n", - "1. A toolkit along with a specification on how to call these tools throughout the attempted completion of the task.\n", - "2. Hazel syntax notes.\n", - "3. A brief summary of Hazel documentation.\n", - "4. A series of GOLDEN EXAMPLES from agents who successfully implemented user-requested features.\n", - "You should frequently come back and reference each of the toolkit, syntax notes, documentation, and golden standard examples.", - "Keep your chats brief and concise, briefly communicating with the user your plan-of-action.", - "After making a tool call, pick up immediately from where you left off.", - "That is, do not repeat yourself or try to summarize what you've been doing.", - "", -]; - -let toolkit = [ - "", - "You are to complete user-specified tasks using only the tools provided.", - "This toolkit contains specific action commands to navigate the sketch and modify code,", - "essentially giving you a sort of cursor to work with and control.", - "All actions commands interact with the high-level, definition-based structure of the program.", - "In a sense, these allow you to navigate and alter meaningful semantic chunks of the program, akin to a structure editor (but with higher-level control).", - "", - "", - "You are an LLM placed in an environment where you are equipped with TOOLS.", - "Every tool call will perform an action on the program and give you updated feedback on the current sketch, any errors present, and your currently selected code.", - "A strong recommendation is to break a complex task into smaller, more manageable steps,", - "where once broken into smaller steps, you can implement each step in as few responses as possible.", - "If you do NOT make a tool call in your response, you are effectively submitting the task to the user.", - "You need NOT make a tool call if the user asks a question that does not require any editing of their code.", - "", -]; - -// idea: allow for multiple variables to be selected at once -// or rather, allow for beginning and end of selection to be specified (based on variable definitons) -let goto_definition: API.Json.t = - `Assoc([ - ("type", `String("function")), - ( - "function", - `Assoc([ - ("name", `String("goto_definition")), - ( - "description", - `String( - "Selects the definition of the given variable name. Eg. goto_definition x will select ```let x = 1 in``` given a program ```let y = 0 in\nlet x = 1 in\nx + y```.", - ), - ), - ( - "parameters", - `Assoc([ - ("type", `String("object")), - ( - "properties", - `Assoc([ - ( - "variable", - `Assoc([ - ("type", `String("string")), - ( - "description", - `String( - "The name of the variable whose definition associated with its let binding is to be selected.", - ), - ), - ]), - ), - ]), - ), - ("required", `List([`String("variable")])), - ]), - ), - ]), - ), - ]); - -let goto_body: API.Json.t = - `Assoc([ - ("type", `String("function")), - ( - "function", - `Assoc([ - ("name", `String("goto_body")), - ( - "description", - `String( - "Selects the body of the given variable name. Eg. goto_body x will select ```x + y``` given a program ```let y = 0 in\nlet x = 1 in\nx + y```.", - ), - ), - ( - "parameters", - `Assoc([ - ("type", `String("object")), - ( - "properties", - `Assoc([ - ( - "variable", - `Assoc([ - ("type", `String("string")), - ( - "description", - `String( - "The name of the variable whose body associated with its let bindingis to be selected.", - ), - ), - ]), - ), - ]), - ), - ("required", `List([`String("variable")])), - ]), - ), - ]), - ), - ]); - -let goto_type_definition: API.Json.t = - `Assoc([ - ("type", `String("function")), - ( - "function", - `Assoc([ - ("name", `String("goto_type_definition")), - ( - "description", - `String( - {|Selects the definition of the given type name. Eg. goto_type_definition t will select ```type t = - + A(Bool) - + B(Int, Bool) -in``` given a program ```type t = - + A(Bool) - + B(Int, Bool) -in -let f = fun x: t -> - case x - | A(_) => "Argument has constructor A" - | B(_) => "Argument has constructor B" - end -in f(A(false))```.|}, - ), - ), - ( - "parameters", - `Assoc([ - ("type", `String("object")), - ( - "properties", - `Assoc([ - ( - "variable", - `Assoc([ - ("type", `String("string")), - ( - "description", - `String( - "The name of the variable whose definition associated with its let binding is to be selected.", - ), - ), - ]), - ), - ]), - ), - ("required", `List([`String("variable")])), - ]), - ), - ]), - ), - ]); - -let goto_type_body: API.Json.t = - `Assoc([ - ("type", `String("function")), - ( - "function", - `Assoc([ - ("name", `String("goto_type_body")), - ( - "description", - `String( - {|Selects the body of the given type name. Eg. goto_type_body t will select ```let f = fun x: t -> - case x - | A(_) => "Argument has constructor A" - | B(_) => "Argument has constructor B" - end -in f(A(false))``` given a program ```type t = - + A(Bool) - + B(Int, Bool) -in -let f = fun x: t -> - case x - | A(_) => "Argument has constructor A" - | B(_) => "Argument has constructor B" - end -in f(A(false))```.|}, - ), - ), - ( - "parameters", - `Assoc([ - ("type", `String("object")), - ( - "properties", - `Assoc([ - ( - "variable", - `Assoc([ - ("type", `String("string")), - ( - "description", - `String( - "The name of the variable whose body associated with its let bindingis to be selected.", - ), - ), - ]), - ), - ]), - ), - ("required", `List([`String("variable")])), - ]), - ), - ]), - ), - ]); - -// todo: remove select_all by properly implementing goto navigators -let select_all: API.Json.t = - `Assoc([ - ("type", `String("function")), - ( - "function", - `Assoc([ - ("name", `String("select_all")), - ( - "description", - `String( - "Selects the entire sketch. Used in rare case where goto tools are not working.", - ), - ), - ( - "parameters", - `Assoc([ - ("type", `String("object")), - ("properties", `Assoc([])), - ("required", `List([])), - ]), - ), - ]), - ), - ]); - -let paste: API.Json.t = - `Assoc([ - ("type", `String("function")), - ( - "function", - `Assoc([ - ("name", `String("paste")), - ( - "description", - `String( - "Pastes the given code over whatever you currently have selected/highlighted.", - ), - ), - ( - "parameters", - `Assoc([ - ("type", `String("object")), - ( - "properties", - `Assoc([ - ( - "code", - `Assoc([ - ("type", `String("string")), - ( - "description", - `String( - "The code to paste over whatever you currently have selected/highlighted.", - ), - ), - ]), - ), - ]), - ), - ("required", `List([`String("code")])), - ]), - ), - ]), - ), - ]); - -let delete: API.Json.t = - `Assoc([ - ("type", `String("function")), - ( - "function", - `Assoc([ - ("name", `String("delete")), - ( - "description", - `String("Deletes all of the currently selected text."), - ), - ( - "parameters", - `Assoc([ - ("type", `String("object")), - ("properties", `Assoc([])), - ("required", `List([])), - ]), - ), - ]), - ), - ]); - -let submit: API.Json.t = - `Assoc([ - ("type", `String("function")), - ( - "function", - `Assoc([ - ("name", `String("submit")), - ( - "description", - `String( - "Submits the task once you believe it to be complete, ending the iterative tool call and task completion process.", - ), - ), - ( - "parameters", - `Assoc([ - ("type", `String("object")), - ("properties", `Assoc([])), - ("required", `List([])), - ]), - ), - ]), - ), - ]); - -let get_few_shot_comp_examples = () => { - "The following are GOLDEN EXAMPLES from agents who successfully implemented user-requested features." - ++ "Oh how you ASPIRE to be as elegant and efficient as they are! " - ++ "In fact, YOU CAN BE! As long as you study what they've done oh-so-well!\n" - ++ Ex_Simple_1.self - ++ Ex_Simple_2.self - ++ Ex_Tally.self - ++ Ex_Comparator.self - ++ Ex_Comparator_2.self - ++ ""; -}; - -let self = instructions @ hazel_syntax_notes @ summarized_hazel_docs; -// @ [get_few_shot_comp_examples()]; diff --git a/src/web/app/helpful-assistant/prompts/HazelSyntaxNotes.re b/src/web/app/helpful-assistant/prompts/HazelSyntaxNotes.re deleted file mode 100644 index f9530fd2a2..0000000000 --- a/src/web/app/helpful-assistant/prompts/HazelSyntaxNotes.re +++ /dev/null @@ -1,14 +0,0 @@ -let self = [ - "", - "- Hazel uses C-style function application syntax, with parenthesis around comma-separated arguments", - "- Function application is ALWAYS written using parentheses and commas: use 'function(arg1, arg2)'. DO NOT just use spaces between the function name and arguments.", - "- Function parameters are ALWAYS commas separated: 'fun arg1, arg2 -> '. DO NOT use spaces to separate function arguments.", - "- There is no dot accessor notation for tuples; DO NOT use tuple.field. use pattern matching for destructuring: let (field, _) = tuple in ...", - "- The following ARE NOT Hazel keywords. DO NOT use these keywords: switch, with, of, rec. ALWAYS omit these keywords", - "- Pattern matching is ALWAYS written a 'case ... end' expression. Cases MUST END in an 'end' keyword. DO NOT USE any other keyword besides 'case' to do pattern matching. DO NOT USE a 'with' or 'of' keyword with 'case', just start the list of rules. Pattern matching rules use syntax '| pattern => expression'. Note the '=>' arrow.", - "- The ONLY way to define a named function is by using a function expression nested in a let expression like 'let = fun -> in ", -]; diff --git a/src/web/app/helpful-assistant/prompts/InitPrompts.re b/src/web/app/helpful-assistant/prompts/InitPrompts.re deleted file mode 100644 index 2a6cdf108e..0000000000 --- a/src/web/app/helpful-assistant/prompts/InitPrompts.re +++ /dev/null @@ -1,100 +0,0 @@ -open Util; - -let get_documentation_as_text = () => { - let (_, slides) = ScratchMode.StoreDocumentation.load(); - let documentation = - slides - |> List.map(((s, optional_persistent)) => { - ( - s, - OptUtil.get( - () => Init.default_documentation_slide_name(s), - optional_persistent, - ), - ) - }) - |> List.map(((name, persistent)) => { - let cell_model = - CellEditor.Model.unpersist( - ~settings=Language.CoreSettings.off, - persistent, - ); - let text = - Haz3lcore.Printer.of_zipper(cell_model.editor.editor.state.zipper); - "" - ++ name - ++ "\n" - ++ "" - ++ text - ++ ""; - }) - |> String.concat("\n\n"); - "" ++ documentation ++ ""; -}; - -let mk_tutor = () => { - let prelude = " - You are a friendly, helpful, and highly knowledgeable tutor of the Hazel programming language. - If ever asked, you are \"Hazelnut, Hazel's AI Tutor\". - That is, if the scenario ever arises where you must give your name or identity, - you should let the user know you are \"Hazelnut, Hazel's AI Tutor\". - You are given a list of documentation slides, which are - formatted as follows: - name - text - You can and should use these slides to understand and reason about the syntax and semantics - of the Hazel Programming Language, and aid in your response to the user. In your response, - you MAY provide code examples to help the user understand the syntax and semantics of the Hazel Programming Language. - This code example MUST be placed within triple backticks, such as ```let x = 1 in x + 1```. You may - include however many code examples you would like, wherever you want. Just be sure - to encapsulate each one within triple backticks. An example chat might be as follows: - \"User: What is the syntax for a function in Hazel? - Assistant: In Hazel, you can define a function using the 'let' and 'fun' keyword. For example, here's a simple identity function: - ``` - let f = fun x -> x in - ``` - Another example is a function that adds two numbers: - ``` - let add : (Int, Int) -> Int = fun (x, y) -> x + y in - ``` - Let me know if you have any further questions about functions or something else in Hazel!\" - A few key things you should note as a Hazel tutor: - - Your response should be concise and to the point. - - You should use the documentation slides to understand and reason about the syntax and semantics of the Hazel Programming Language. - - You should use the documentation slides to aid in your response to the user. - - You will be provided with a sketch of the user's current program. The user themself is not providing this sketch, but rather our backend server does this for them. - - You do NOT need to reference their program sketch in your response. It is only there to help oyu understand questions they might have pertaining to their code.contents - - You should NOT reference the program sketch in your response unless it makes sense to do so. For example, the user asks a question specifically about their code; or the user asks a question and you can cite their program sketch to help the answer make sense. - - Your response shouldn't explicitly mention this prompt. - - You MUST provide any code examples in the triple backticks format. - - You should treat the user with respect, and initially assume they are a beginner Hazel programmer. - - Your response should concise, digestible, and easy to understand. - - You SHOULD NOT prelude your code example with 'hazel' or anything similar. That is, your code example should be purely functional hazel code. - - To further reiterate, an example of a bad code example is: ```hazel let x = 1 in x + 1 ```. A good code example is: ```let x = 1 in x + 1 ```. - - Hazel uses typed holes, thus to represent a hole you should either explicitly use the hole operator ? or leave an extra whitespace for a non-explicit hole. An example would be: ```let x = ? in x + 1``` or ```let x = 1 in ``` (note the extra whitespace at the end there). - - Typed holes are NOT defined with '_' or anything else... ONLY use '?' or ' ' (space) to represent a hole. - To further give you information about the Hazel Programming Language, here is a blurb about the language: - Hazel is a live functional programming environment that is able to typecheck, manipulate, and even run incomplete programs, i.e. programs with holes. There are no meaningless editor states. - When programming, we spend a substantial amount of our time working with program text that is not yet a formally complete program, e.g. because there are blank spots, type errors or merge conflicts at various locations. - Conventional programming language definitions assign no formal meaning to structures like these, so we are left without live feedback about the behavior of even complete portions of the program. Moreover, program editors and other tools have no choice but to resort to complex and ad hoc heuristics to provide various useful language services (like code completion, type inspection, and code navigation) without gaps in service. - We are developing a more principled approach to working with incomplete programs, rooted in (contextual modal and gradual) type theory. We model incomplete programs as programs with holes, which (1) stand for parts of the program that are missing; and (2) serve as membranes around parts of the program that are erroneous or, in the collaborative setting, conflicted. - We are first implementing these ideas into Hazel, a web-based programming environment for an Elm/ML-like functional programming language designed around typed-hole-driven development. - Uniquely, every incomplete program that you can construct using Hazel's language of edit actions is both statically and dynamically well-defined, i.e. it has a (possibly incomplete) type, and you can run it to produce a (possibly incomplete) result. Consequently, Hazel serves as an elegant platform for research on the future of programming (and programming education). - "; - OpenRouter.mk_system_msg(prelude ++ "\n\n" ++ get_documentation_as_text()); -}; - -let mk_composition = (): OpenRouter.message => { - OpenRouter.mk_system_msg( - String.concat( - " ", - CompositionPrompt.self @ [get_documentation_as_text()], - ), - ); -}; - -let mk_suggestion = (): OpenRouter.message => { - OpenRouter.mk_system_msg( - "You are a helpful assistant that suggests how to fill holes in Hazel to the user.", - ); -}; diff --git a/src/web/app/helpful-assistant/prompts/SummarizedHazelDocs.re b/src/web/app/helpful-assistant/prompts/SummarizedHazelDocs.re deleted file mode 100644 index a34a05ad1b..0000000000 --- a/src/web/app/helpful-assistant/prompts/SummarizedHazelDocs.re +++ /dev/null @@ -1,85 +0,0 @@ -let self = [ - "", - "- Hazel is a live functional programming environment that supports incomplete programs via typed holes.", - "- Typed holes, denoted as `?`, can stand for missing expressions or types.", - "- Programs with holes still carry meaningful static and dynamic semantics, unlike traditional languages.", - "- Hazel uses a structure editor that maintains well-formed syntax trees with holes instead of raw text.", - "- Example: Define a function with an unknown type and evaluate it.", - "```", - "let f: ? -> ? = fun b -> b && true in f(true);", - "```", - "- This function runs successfully even though the type is unknown.", - "- Hazel uses **bidirectional typing**, where types can be either synthesized or analyzed.", - "- Example: Bidirectional typing for boolean functions.", - "```", - "let f = fun b: Bool -> b && true in f(true);", - "```", - "- Holes can be used in types, parameters, and patterns.", - "```", - "let f: (Int, ?) -> Int = fun a, b -> a + 1 in f(1, 2);", - "```", - "- Hazel also supports polymorphic functions.", - "```", - "let poly_id: forall a -> a -> a = typfun a -> fun x: a -> x;", - "```", - "- Polymorphic functions can be applied with type arguments using `@` syntax.", - "```", - "poly_id@(5);", - "```", - "- Hazel supports defining algebraic data types (ADTs) and using them in pattern matches.", - "```", - "type Exp =", - " + Var(String)", - " + Lam(String, Exp)", - " + Ap(Exp, Exp) in", - "", - "let subst: (Exp, String, Exp) -> Exp =", - " fun v, name, e ->", - " case e", - " | Var(n) => if n$==name then v else e", - " | Lam(x, body) => Lam(x, subst(v, name, body))", - " | Ap(e1, e2) => Ap(subst(v, name, e1), subst(v, name, e2))", - " end;", - "```", - "- Hazel permits incomplete pattern matches and treats them semantically.", - "```", - "let f = fun x -> case x | 0 => \"zero\" | ? => \"non-zero\" end;", - "```", - "- Evaluation proceeds until it hits a hole, then stops gracefully.", - "- Example of evaluation with error halted inside a hole:", - "```", - "let f: Int -> Int = fun x -> x + true in f(1);", - "```", - "- The erroneous addition will be wrapped in a non-empty hole, not crash.", - "- Hazel's recursive types allow expressive structures.", - "```", - "type MyList = rec A -> (Nil + Cons(Int, A)) in", - "let x: MyList = Cons(1, Cons(2, Cons(3, Nil)));", - "```", - "- Hazel supports list processing via pattern matching.", - "```", - "let length: [Int] -> Int =", - " fun xs ->", - " case xs", - " | [] => 0", - " | hd::tl => 1 + length(tl)", - " end;", - "```", - "- Hazel allows mutual recursion via let-bindings of tuples.", - "```", - "let (even: Int -> Bool, odd: Int -> Bool) =", - " (fun n -> if n == 0 then true else odd(n - 1),", - " fun n -> if n == 0 then false else even(n - 1))", - "in even(4);", - "```", - "- Projectors and livelits provide visual editing tools in Hazel's GUI.", - "- Hazel allows tests to be included inline.", - "```", - "test 2 + 2 == 4 end;", - "```", - "- Hazel supports explaining sub-expressions via cursor-based documentation.", - "- Hazel is ideal for education, as no edit state is meaningless.", - "- All code edits are type-preserving and guided by Hazel's edit action model.", - "- An important note is that comments in Hazel are enclosed by `#` symbols. Eg `# This is a comment #`. The program WILL be erroneous if you do not include an ending '#' symbol for a comment.", - "", -]; diff --git a/src/web/app/helpful-assistant/prompts/suggestion_prompts/SuggestionPrompt_cot.re b/src/web/app/helpful-assistant/prompts/suggestion_prompts/SuggestionPrompt_cot.re deleted file mode 100644 index d9521eae99..0000000000 --- a/src/web/app/helpful-assistant/prompts/suggestion_prompts/SuggestionPrompt_cot.re +++ /dev/null @@ -1,51 +0,0 @@ -let self = (completion_token: string) => [ - "CODE COMPLETION INSTRUCTIONS:", - "- First, provide a brief discussion of your approach and reasoning", - "- Then, provide your code completion for the hole marked '" - ++ completion_token - ++ "' enclosed in triple backticks", - "- The program hole marked '" - ++ completion_token - ++ "' consists of the hole token " - ++ completion_token - ++ " appended with a series of characters to help you differentiate between other holes in the program", - "- Your response MUST include two parts:", - " 1. A discussion section explaining your approach", - " 2. Your code completion inside triple backticks", - "- DO NOT include anything else in your response", - "- DO NOT provide multiple code suggestions", - "- DO NOT include any text after the code block", - "- Here is an example of the format you should follow:", - "- Discussion:", - "- The function takes an integer n as input and returns a float.", - "- The base case returns 1.0 when n is 0, ensuring the function adheres to the expected Float return type.", - "- For all other cases, the function returns 2.0, maintaining consistency in return type while providing a simple branching structure.", - " ```", - " fun n -> if n == 0 then 1.0 else 2.0", - " ```", - "- The code completion should be a functional, idiomatic replacement for the program hole marked '" - ++ completion_token - ++ "' in the provided program sketch", - // Uncomment either of the following lines to test error rounds - // "- However, make sure that your initial response CAUSES A TYPE ERROR in the program. Then, fix it in your second response", - // "- However, it is CRITICALLY important to make sure that your response ALWAYS CAUSES A TYPE ERROR in the program, no matter how many times you are re-prompted", - "- Reply ONLY with a SINGLE replacement term for the unique distinguished hole marked '" - ++ completion_token - ++ "'", - "- DO NOT suggest more replacements for other holes in the sketch (marked '?', '??', or '?a'), or implicit holes", - "- This is critical, and I am going to reiterate it: DO NOT suggest more than one replacement term. It should ONLY be for the hole marked '" - ++ completion_token - ++ "'", - "- For example, if you are being asked to complete 'let f = ? in " - ++ completion_token - ++ "', your response should ONLY be a single replacement term for the hole marked '" - ++ completion_token - ++ "', NOT a replacement term for the hole marked '?'", - "- i.e. You should ONLY respond with a function application, or something else which would be a valid replacement term for the hole marked '" - ++ completion_token - ++ "'", - "- If you wish to include a hole in your response, use '?a' only, without the appended characters that were used to identify the specific hole you were given", - "- IT WOULD BE A HUGE MISTAKE TO RESPOND WITH A FUNCTION BODY FOR THE HOLE MARKED '?'", - "- DO NOT include the program sketch in your reply", - "- DO NOT include a period at the end of your response and DO NOT use markdown", -]; diff --git a/src/web/app/helpful-assistant/prompts/suggestion_prompts/SuggestionPrompt_normal.re b/src/web/app/helpful-assistant/prompts/suggestion_prompts/SuggestionPrompt_normal.re deleted file mode 100644 index e0d46938ca..0000000000 --- a/src/web/app/helpful-assistant/prompts/suggestion_prompts/SuggestionPrompt_normal.re +++ /dev/null @@ -1,32 +0,0 @@ -let self = (completion_token: string) => [ - "- CODE COMPLETION INSTRUCTIONS:", - "- Reply with a functional, idiomatic replacement for the program hole marked '" - ++ completion_token - ++ "' in the provided program sketch", - "- The program hole marked '" - ++ completion_token - ++ "' consists of the hole token '??' appended with a series of characters to help you differentiate between other holes in the program", - // Uncomment either of the following lines to test error rounds - // "- However, make sure that your initial response CAUSES A TYPE ERROR in the program. Then, fix it in your second response", - // "- However, it is CRITICALLY important to make sure that your response ALWAYS CAUSES A TYPE ERROR in the program, no matter how many times you are re-prompted", - "- Reply ONLY with a SINGLE replacement term for the unqiue distinguished hole marked '" - ++ completion_token - ++ "'", - "- Reply ONLY with code", - "- DO NOT suggest more replacements for other holes in the sketch (marked, '?', '??', or '?a'), or implicit holes", - "- This is critical, and I am going to reiterate it: DO NOT suggest more than one replacement term. It should ONLY be for the hole marked '" - ++ completion_token - ++ "'", - "- For example, if you are being asked to complete 'let f = ? in " - ++ completion_token - ++ "', your response should ONLY be a single replacement term for the hole marked '" - ++ completion_token - ++ "', NOT a replacement term for the hole marked '?'", - "- i.e. You should ONLY respond with a function application, or something else which would be a valid replacement term for the hole marked '" - ++ completion_token - ++ "'", - "- If you wish to include a hole in your response, use '??' only, without the appended characters that were used to identify the specific hole you were given", - "- IT WOULD BE A HUGE MISTAKE TO RESPOND WITH A FUNCTION BODY FOR THE HOLE MARKED '?'", - "- DO NOT include the program sketch in your reply", - "- DO NOT include a period at the end of your response and DO NOT use markdown", -]; diff --git a/src/web/view/ProjectMode/Agent.re b/src/web/view/ProjectMode/Agent.re index 25e17dff8a..59ab278fcf 100644 --- a/src/web/view/ProjectMode/Agent.re +++ b/src/web/view/ProjectMode/Agent.re @@ -51,7 +51,8 @@ module Message = { [@deriving (show({with_path: false}), sexp, yojson)] type system_kind = | Error(error_kind) - | Prompt + | DeveloperNotes // Only one should exist + | Prompt // Only one should exist | AgentEditorView | StaticErrorsInfo | ToolCall @@ -107,6 +108,20 @@ module Message = { current_child: None, }; }; + let mk_developer_notes_message = (content: string): Model.t => { + let api_content = + "\n\n" ++ content ++ "\n\n"; + { + id: Id.mk(), + content, + timestamp: JsUtil.timestamp(), + role: System(DeveloperNotes), + api_message: + Some(OpenRouter.Message.Utils.mk_developer_msg(api_content)), + children: [], + current_child: None, + }; + }; let mk_agent_message = (content: string): Model.t => { let api_content = "\n\n" ++ content ++ "\n\n"; @@ -203,7 +218,7 @@ module Message = { }; }; - let mk_API_failure_message = (content: string): Model.t => { + let mk_api_failure_message = (content: string): Model.t => { id: Id.mk(), content, timestamp: JsUtil.timestamp(), @@ -236,6 +251,14 @@ module Message = { current_child: None, }; }; + + let api_message_of_message = + (message: Model.t): option(OpenRouter.Message.Model.t) => { + switch (message.api_message) { + | Some(api_message) => Some(api_message) + | None => None + }; + }; }; }; @@ -256,20 +279,6 @@ module Chat = { }; module Utils = { - let init = (): Model.t => { - // We have the invariant that there always exist >= 1 message in the chat, - // That message being this initial prompt message. - // We depend on this as the root of our tree. - let prompt = - Message.Utils.mk_prompt_message("Todo: Inject agent prompt"); - { - id: Id.mk(), - title: "New Chat", - message_map: Id.Map.singleton(prompt.id, prompt), - root: prompt.id, - }; - }; - let find_message = (id: Id.t, chat: Model.t): Message.Model.t => { Id.Map.find_opt(id, chat.message_map) |> OptUtil.get_or_fail( @@ -293,6 +302,11 @@ module Chat = { go(find_message(chat.root, chat), []); }; + let api_messages_of_messages = + (messages: list(Message.Model.t)): list(OpenRouter.Message.Model.t) => { + List.filter_map(Message.Utils.api_message_of_message, messages); + }; + let current_tail = (chat: Model.t): Message.Model.t => { // Calling linearize makes this a little costly // but it also keeps code safer rather than storing a current tail pointer @@ -337,32 +351,56 @@ module Chat = { }; update_message(updated_fork_msg, chat); }; + + let init = (~system_prompt: string, ~dev_notes: string): Model.t => { + let system_prompt = Message.Utils.mk_prompt_message(system_prompt); + let chat: Model.t = { + id: Id.mk(), + title: "New Chat", + message_map: Id.Map.singleton(system_prompt.id, system_prompt), + root: system_prompt.id, + }; + let dev_notes = Message.Utils.mk_developer_notes_message(dev_notes); + append(dev_notes, chat); + }; + }; + + module Update = { + module Action = { + [@deriving (show({with_path: false}), sexp, yojson)] + type t = + | AppendMessage(Message.Model.t) + | SwitchBranch(Id.t, Id.t) + | BranchOff(Id.t, Message.Model.t); + }; + + let update = (action: Action.t, model: Model.t): Model.t => { + switch (action) { + | AppendMessage(message) => Utils.append(message, model) + | SwitchBranch(fork_id, new_child_id) => + Utils.switch_branch(~fork_id, ~new_child_id, model) + | BranchOff(fork_id, message) => + let truncated_model = Utils.truncate(fork_id, model); + let branched_model = Utils.append(message, truncated_model); + branched_model; + }; + }; }; }; -module ChatArchive = { +module ChatSystem = { module Model = { [@deriving (show({with_path: false}), sexp, yojson)] type t = { - id: Id.t, chat_map: Id.Map.t(Chat.Model.t), current: Id.t, }; }; module Utils = { - let init = (): Model.t => { - let initial_chat = Chat.Utils.init(); - { - id: Id.mk(), - chat_map: Id.Map.singleton(initial_chat.id, initial_chat), - current: initial_chat.id, - }; - }; - let find_chat = (id: Id.t, model: Model.t): Chat.Model.t => { Id.Map.find_opt(id, model.chat_map) - |> OptUtil.get_or_fail("[ChatArchive.Utils.find_chat] Chat not found"); + |> OptUtil.get_or_fail("[ChatSystem.Utils.find_chat] Chat not found"); }; let switch_chat = (id: Id.t, model: Model.t): Model.t => { @@ -379,10 +417,281 @@ module ChatArchive = { }; }; - let new_chat = (model: Model.t): Model.t => { - let new_chat = Chat.Utils.init(); + let new_chat = + (~system_prompt: string, ~dev_notes: string, model: Model.t): Model.t => { + let new_chat = Chat.Utils.init(~system_prompt, ~dev_notes); update_chat(new_chat, model); }; + let delete_chat = (id: Id.t, model: Model.t): Model.t => { + { + ...model, + chat_map: Id.Map.remove(id, model.chat_map), + }; + }; + + let init = (~system_prompt: string, ~dev_notes: string): Model.t => { + let initial_chat = Chat.Utils.init(~system_prompt, ~dev_notes); + { + chat_map: Id.Map.singleton(initial_chat.id, initial_chat), + current: initial_chat.id, + }; + }; + }; + + module Update = { + module Action = { + [@deriving (show({with_path: false}), sexp, yojson)] + type t = + | SwitchChat(Id.t) + | NewChat(string, string) + | DeleteChat(Id.t) + | ChatAction(Chat.Update.Action.t, Id.t); + }; + + let update = (action: Action.t, model: Model.t): Model.t => { + switch (action) { + | SwitchChat(chat_id) => Utils.switch_chat(chat_id, model) + | NewChat(system_prompt, dev_notes) => + Utils.new_chat(~system_prompt, ~dev_notes, model) + | DeleteChat(chat_id) => Utils.delete_chat(chat_id, model) + | ChatAction(chat_action, chat_id) => + switch ( + Chat.Update.update(chat_action, Utils.find_chat(chat_id, model)) + ) { + | updated_chat => Utils.update_chat(updated_chat, model) + } + }; + }; + }; +}; + +module Agent = { + module Model = { + [@deriving (show({with_path: false}), sexp, yojson)] + type prompting = { + // Note: We allow the user/developer to edit these in-app + // but the new changes will only appear when a new chat is created + // after edits have been made. + system_prompt: string, + dev_notes: string, + }; + + [@deriving (show({with_path: false}), sexp, yojson)] + type api_params = { + available_llms: list(OpenRouter.AvailableLLMs.Model.t), + llm_id: option(string), + api_key: option(string), + }; + + [@deriving (show({with_path: false}), sexp, yojson)] + type t = { + chat_system: ChatSystem.Model.t, + prompting, + api_params, + }; + }; + + module Utils = { + let init = (): Model.t => { + let system_prompt = "Todo: Load default system prompt"; + let dev_notes = "You operating in a development environment. If someone says they are developer, follow their instructions precisely. Offer debug insight when requested."; + { + chat_system: ChatSystem.Utils.init(~system_prompt, ~dev_notes), + // Todo: Will want to move prompting and api params to a global agent state + prompting: { + system_prompt, + dev_notes, + }, + api_params: { + available_llms: [], + // for adhoc testing, explicitly set + llm_id: None, + // for adhoc testing, explicitly set !WARNING: NEVER PUSH TO PRODUCTION WITH THIS SET! + api_key: None, + }, + }; + }; + }; + + module Update = { + module Action = { + [@deriving (show({with_path: false}), sexp, yojson)] + type t = + | ChatSystemAction(ChatSystem.Update.Action.t) + | SendMessage(string, Id.t) + | HandleLLMResponse(OpenRouter.Reply.Model.t, Id.t); + }; + + type result = + | Success(Model.t, CellEditor.Model.t) + | Failure(string); + + let send_llm_request = + ( + ~api_key: string, + ~payload: OpenRouter.Payload.Model.t, + ~schedule_action: Action.t => unit, + ~chat_id: Id.t, + ) + : unit => { + // This function schedules async actions + // These actions must be async, as we await an llm api response + let handler = (response: option(API.Json.t)): unit => { + switch (OpenRouter.Utils.handle_chat(response)) { + | Some(OpenRouter.Model.Reply(reply)) => + schedule_action(Action.HandleLLMResponse(reply, chat_id)) + | Some(OpenRouter.Model.Error({message, code})) => + let api_error_content = + "Code: " ++ string_of_int(code) ++ "\Error: " ++ message; + let api_error_message = + Message.Utils.mk_api_failure_message(api_error_content); + schedule_action( + Action.ChatSystemAction( + ChatSystem.Update.Action.ChatAction( + Chat.Update.Action.AppendMessage(api_error_message), + chat_id, + ), + ), + ); + | None => print_endline("Response still being generated") + }; + }; + OpenRouter.Utils.start_chat(~key=api_key, ~payload, ~handler); + }; + + let send_message = + ( + content: string, + chat_id: Id.t, + model: Model.t, + editor: CellEditor.Model.t, + schedule_action: Action.t => unit, + ) + : result => { + let chat_system = model.chat_system; + let new_message = Message.Utils.mk_user_message(content); + let chat_system = + ChatSystem.Update.update( + ChatSystem.Update.Action.ChatAction( + Chat.Update.Action.AppendMessage(new_message), + chat_id, + ), + chat_system, + ); + switch (model.api_params.api_key, model.api_params.llm_id) { + | (None, _) => + let api_failure_message = + Message.Utils.mk_api_failure_message( + "An API key is required. Please set an API key in the settings.", + ); + let updated_chat_system = + ChatSystem.Update.update( + ChatSystem.Update.Action.ChatAction( + AppendMessage(api_failure_message), + chat_id, + ), + chat_system, + ); + Success( + { + ...model, + chat_system: updated_chat_system, + }, + editor, + ); + | (_, None) => + let api_failure_message = + Message.Utils.mk_api_failure_message( + "LLM ID is required. Please select an LLM in the settings.", + ); + let updated_chat_system = + ChatSystem.Update.update( + ChatSystem.Update.Action.ChatAction( + AppendMessage(api_failure_message), + chat_id, + ), + chat_system, + ); + Success( + { + ...model, + chat_system: updated_chat_system, + }, + editor, + ); + | (Some(api_key), Some(llm_id)) => + send_llm_request( + ~api_key, + ~payload= + OpenRouter.Payload.Utils.mk_default( + ~model_id=llm_id, + ~messages= + Chat.Utils.api_messages_of_messages( + Chat.Utils.linearize( + ChatSystem.Utils.find_chat(chat_id, chat_system), + ), + ), + ~prompt=None, + ~tools=[], + ), + ~schedule_action, + ~chat_id, + ); + Success(model, editor); + }; + }; + + let handle_llm_response = + ( + reply: OpenRouter.Reply.Model.t, + chat_id: Id.t, + model: Model.t, + editor: CellEditor.Model.t, + schedule_action: Action.t => unit, + ) => { + let new_message = Message.Utils.mk_agent_message(reply.content); + let updated_chat_system = + ChatSystem.Update.update( + ChatSystem.Update.Action.ChatAction( + Chat.Update.Action.AppendMessage(new_message), + chat_id, + ), + model.chat_system, + ); + Success( + { + ...model, + chat_system: updated_chat_system, + }, + editor, + ); + }; + + let update = + ( + action: Action.t, + model: Model.t, + editor: CellEditor.Model.t, + schedule_action: Action.t => unit, + ) + : result => { + switch (action) { + | ChatSystemAction(chat_archive_action) => + let updated_chat_system = + ChatSystem.Update.update(chat_archive_action, model.chat_system); + Success( + { + ...model, + chat_system: updated_chat_system, + }, + editor, + ); + | SendMessage(content, chat_id) => + send_message(content, chat_id, model, editor, schedule_action) + | HandleLLMResponse(reply, chat_id) => + handle_llm_response(reply, chat_id, model, editor, schedule_action) + }; + }; }; }; diff --git a/src/web/view/ProjectMode/Project.re b/src/web/view/ProjectMode/Project.re index dbdfa3aa89..1465aaa1cd 100644 --- a/src/web/view/ProjectMode/Project.re +++ b/src/web/view/ProjectMode/Project.re @@ -8,7 +8,7 @@ module Model = { id: Id.t, name: string, file_system: FileSystem.Model.t, - agent: AgentModel.t, + agent: Agent.Model.t, // agent: Agent.Model.t // ... }; From e180ebb956c1d99caf2e70bbbf7c58ef6bb449f5 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Russell Rozenbaum Date: Mon, 1 Dec 2025 18:27:43 -0500 Subject: [PATCH 10/38] compiling --- src/haz3lcore/AgentCore/CompositionActions.re | 74 -- .../AgentContextCore/AgentContext.re | 57 ++ .../AgentWorkbenchCore}/AgentWorkbench.re | 592 ++++++++-------- .../CompositionCore/CompositionActions.re | 7 + .../CompositionGo.re | 65 +- .../CompositionCore/CompositionUtils.re | 254 +++++++ .../GeneralTreeUtils.re | 0 .../HighLevelNodeMap.re | 0 .../HighLevelNodeMapModel.re | 0 .../ToolJsonDefinitions/EditTools.re | 649 ++++++++++++++++++ .../ToolJsonDefinitions/ReadTools.re | 115 ++++ .../ToolJsonDefinitions/ViewTools.re | 121 ++++ .../ToolJsonDefinitions/WorkbenchTools.re | 582 ++++++++++++++++ src/haz3lcore/zipper/action/Action.re | 39 +- src/haz3lcore/zipper/action/Perform.re | 3 + src/util/API.re | 51 ++ src/web/Main.re | 3 - src/web/app/Page.re | 40 +- src/web/app/editors/Editors.re | 3 - src/web/app/editors/code/CodeEditable.re | 1 + src/web/app/editors/code/CodeSelectable.re | 3 +- src/web/app/sidebar/Sidebar.re | 3 - .../view/ProjectMode/ProjectMode_ReadMe.md | 0 .../AgentCore}/Agent.re | 43 +- .../FileSystemCore}/FileSystem.re | 2 +- .../ProjectCore}/Project.re | 8 +- .../ProjectMode.re | 3 +- src/web/view/ProjectModeCore/ReadMe.md | 2 + .../FileSystemView.re | 0 .../ProjectModeView.re | 0 src/web/view/ScratchMode.re | 7 - 31 files changed, 2239 insertions(+), 488 deletions(-) delete mode 100644 src/haz3lcore/AgentCore/CompositionActions.re create mode 100644 src/haz3lcore/CompositionCore/AgentContextCore/AgentContext.re rename src/haz3lcore/{AgentCore => CompositionCore/AgentWorkbenchCore}/AgentWorkbench.re (58%) create mode 100644 src/haz3lcore/CompositionCore/CompositionActions.re rename src/haz3lcore/{AgentCore => CompositionCore}/CompositionGo.re (91%) create mode 100644 src/haz3lcore/CompositionCore/CompositionUtils.re rename src/haz3lcore/{AgentCore => CompositionCore}/GeneralTreeUtils.re (100%) mode change 100644 => 100755 rename src/haz3lcore/{AgentCore => CompositionCore}/HighLevelNodeMap.re (100%) rename src/haz3lcore/{AgentCore => CompositionCore}/HighLevelNodeMapModel.re (100%) mode change 100644 => 100755 create mode 100644 src/haz3lcore/CompositionCore/ToolJsonDefinitions/EditTools.re create mode 100644 src/haz3lcore/CompositionCore/ToolJsonDefinitions/ReadTools.re create mode 100644 src/haz3lcore/CompositionCore/ToolJsonDefinitions/ViewTools.re create mode 100644 src/haz3lcore/CompositionCore/ToolJsonDefinitions/WorkbenchTools.re mode change 100644 => 100755 src/web/app/editors/Editors.re mode change 100644 => 100755 src/web/app/sidebar/Sidebar.re delete mode 100644 src/web/view/ProjectMode/ProjectMode_ReadMe.md rename src/web/view/{ProjectMode => ProjectModeCore/AgentCore}/Agent.re (93%) rename src/web/view/{ProjectMode => ProjectModeCore/FileSystemCore}/FileSystem.re (100%) rename src/web/view/{ProjectMode => ProjectModeCore/ProjectCore}/Project.re (81%) rename src/web/view/{ProjectMode => ProjectModeCore}/ProjectMode.re (99%) create mode 100644 src/web/view/ProjectModeCore/ReadMe.md rename src/web/view/{ProjectMode => ProjectModeView}/FileSystemView.re (100%) rename src/web/view/{ProjectMode => ProjectModeView}/ProjectModeView.re (100%) diff --git a/src/haz3lcore/AgentCore/CompositionActions.re b/src/haz3lcore/AgentCore/CompositionActions.re deleted file mode 100644 index ec867ea69a..0000000000 --- a/src/haz3lcore/AgentCore/CompositionActions.re +++ /dev/null @@ -1,74 +0,0 @@ -open Util; - -/* - * ------------------------------ - * Structure-Based Action Language - * ------------------------------ - */ - -[@deriving (show({with_path: false}), sexp, yojson, eq)] -// The path string should be formatted as "name/name/name/..." -type path = string; - -[@deriving (show({with_path: false}), sexp, yojson, eq)] -type code = string; - -// --- File-Read Actions --- -// These actions are used purely to read information from the program, -// and do not modify the program or the cursor location in the AST. -// Note: We supply several "things to read" to the agent by default -// on each iteration: -// - AST Info -// - structure-based code map -// - variables referenced -// - static error info -// We could, technically, move any of these to here, but need to consider implications -// of doing so - -[@deriving (show({with_path: false}), sexp, yojson, eq)] -type read_action = - // Lists all the use sites of the indicated variable - | ShowUseSites(path) - // Displays the typing context/scope at the current let expression in the AST - // | ShowContext //todo: technically this is accomplished via showing sibs/parent - // Displays the entire definition of the current node, with no child/sub definitions abstracted away - | ShowReferences(path); - -// --- Edit Actions --- - -[@deriving (show({with_path: false}), sexp, yojson)] -type edit_action = - | Initialize(code) - | UpdateDefinition(path, code) - | UpdateBody(path, code) - | UpdatePattern(path, code) - | UpdateBindingClause(path, code) - | DeleteBindingClause(path) - | DeleteBody(path) - | InsertAfter(path, code) - | InsertBefore(path, code); - -[@deriving (show({with_path: false}), sexp, yojson, eq)] -type view_action = - // Leave out option(int) index param for now. - // TODO: add later. resort to prompting to avoid shadowing ambiguity for now. - | Expand(list(path)) - | Collapse(list(path)); -// TODO: Uncomment once we add functionality for file systems. -// This would require a separate file_path and variable_path in Expand and Collapse actions. -/* - | Open(path) - | Close(path); - */ - -// AddToolLabel_1.0: Make the action types (above) and add their cases to the funs (below) -[@deriving (show({with_path: false}), sexp, yojson)] -type editor_action = - | View(view_action) // Main source of ingesting the codebase - | Read(read_action) // Language server helpers - | Edit(edit_action); // Main source of editing the codebase - -[@deriving (show({with_path: false}), sexp, yojson)] -type action = - | Editor(editor_action) - | Assistant(AgentWorkbench.Update.Action.BackendAction.action); diff --git a/src/haz3lcore/CompositionCore/AgentContextCore/AgentContext.re b/src/haz3lcore/CompositionCore/AgentContextCore/AgentContext.re new file mode 100644 index 0000000000..bc4abaeb13 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/haz3lcore/CompositionCore/AgentContextCore/AgentContext.re @@ -0,0 +1,57 @@ +open Util; +open HighLevelNodeMap.Public; + +module Model = { + [@deriving (show({with_path: false}), sexp, yojson)] + type t = { + // Store paths, not ids, as ids may change with binding edits + // Definitely a thought experiment, can revisit in future + expanded_paths: list(string), + }; +}; + +module Utils = { + let init = (): Model.t => { + {expanded_paths: []}; + }; + + let add_paths = (paths: list(string), agent_view: Model.t): Model.t => { + expanded_paths: List.append(paths, agent_view.expanded_paths), + }; + + let remove_paths = (paths: list(string), agent_view: Model.t): Model.t => { + expanded_paths: + List.filter(p => !List.mem(p, paths), agent_view.expanded_paths), + }; + + let freshen_paths = (model: Model.t, node_map: HighLevelNodeMap.t): Model.t => { + { + // Removes stale references to outdated paths + + expanded_paths: + List.filter( + (path: string) => { + switch (path_to_id_opt(node_map, path)) { + | Some(_) => true + | None => false + } + }, + model.expanded_paths, + ), + }; + }; +}; + +module Update = { + [@deriving (show({with_path: false}), sexp, yojson)] + type action = + | Expand(list(string)) + | Collapse(list(string)); + + let update = (action: action, model: Model.t): Model.t => { + switch (action) { + | Expand(paths) => Utils.add_paths(paths, model) + | Collapse(paths) => Utils.remove_paths(paths, model) + }; + }; +}; diff --git a/src/haz3lcore/AgentCore/AgentWorkbench.re b/src/haz3lcore/CompositionCore/AgentWorkbenchCore/AgentWorkbench.re similarity index 58% rename from src/haz3lcore/AgentCore/AgentWorkbench.re rename to src/haz3lcore/CompositionCore/AgentWorkbenchCore/AgentWorkbench.re index e9e9baf14b..5c9066ea94 100644 --- a/src/haz3lcore/AgentCore/AgentWorkbench.re +++ b/src/haz3lcore/CompositionCore/AgentWorkbenchCore/AgentWorkbench.re @@ -3,18 +3,18 @@ open OptUtil.Syntax; module Model = { module UI = { - [@deriving (show({with_path: false}), sexp, yojson, eq)] + [@deriving (show({with_path: false}), sexp, yojson)] type active_view = | Chat | Todos; - [@deriving (show({with_path: false}), sexp, yojson, eq)] + [@deriving (show({with_path: false}), sexp, yojson)] type subtask_ui = {expanded: bool}; - [@deriving (show({with_path: false}), sexp, yojson, eq)] + [@deriving (show({with_path: false}), sexp, yojson)] type task_ui = {expanded: bool}; - [@deriving (show({with_path: false}), sexp, yojson, eq)] + [@deriving (show({with_path: false}), sexp, yojson)] type t = { active_view, display_task: option(string), @@ -22,7 +22,7 @@ module Model = { }; }; - [@deriving (show({with_path: false}), sexp, yojson, eq)] + [@deriving (show({with_path: false}), sexp, yojson)] type tool_usage_info = { tool: string, sketch_before: string, @@ -30,20 +30,20 @@ module Model = { timestamp: float, }; - [@deriving (show({with_path: false}), sexp, yojson, eq)] + [@deriving (show({with_path: false}), sexp, yojson)] type completion_info = { summary: string, elapsed_time: float, }; - [@deriving (show({with_path: false}), sexp, yojson, eq)] + [@deriving (show({with_path: false}), sexp, yojson)] type metadata = { began_at: float, completed_at: option(float), last_updated_at: float, }; - [@deriving (show({with_path: false}), sexp, yojson, eq)] + [@deriving (show({with_path: false}), sexp, yojson)] type subtask = { title: string, // Will also serve as a unique identifier for the subtask item description: string, // Description of the subtask item @@ -54,7 +54,7 @@ module Model = { // TODO: Add fields to tie it to code? }; - [@deriving (show({with_path: false}), sexp, yojson, eq)] + [@deriving (show({with_path: false}), sexp, yojson)] type task = { title: string, description: string, @@ -67,10 +67,10 @@ module Model = { metadata, }; - [@deriving (show({with_path: false}), sexp, yojson, eq)] + [@deriving (show({with_path: false}), sexp, yojson)] type task_dict = Maps.StringMap.t(task); // Map of title -> todo_list, (titles are keys) - [@deriving (show({with_path: false}), sexp, yojson, eq)] + [@deriving (show({with_path: false}), sexp, yojson)] type t = { active_task: option(string), // Title of the active task task_dict, @@ -153,6 +153,12 @@ module Utils = { }, }; }; + + let json_to_subtask = (item: API.Json.t): subtask => { + let title = API.Json.Parsers.get_string(item, "title"); + let description = API.Json.Parsers.get_string(item, "description"); + mk(~title, ~description); + }; }; module TaskUtils = { @@ -161,7 +167,7 @@ module Utils = { open SubtaskUtils; // ============= - [@deriving (show({with_path: false}), sexp, yojson, eq)] + [@deriving (show({with_path: false}), sexp, yojson)] type task = Model.task; let ordered_subtasks_of = (task: task): list(subtask) => { @@ -277,6 +283,17 @@ module Utils = { }, }; }; + let json_to_task = (item: API.Json.t): task => { + let title = API.Json.Parsers.get_string(item, "title"); + let description = API.Json.Parsers.get_string(item, "description"); + let subtasks_json = API.Json.Parsers.get_json_list(item, "subtasks"); + let subtasks = + List.map( + (json: API.Json.t) => SubtaskUtils.json_to_subtask(json), + subtasks_json, + ); + mk(~title, ~description, ~subtasks); + }; }; module TaskDictUtils = { @@ -427,7 +444,7 @@ module Utils = { ); }; - [@deriving (show({with_path: false}), sexp, yojson, eq)] + [@deriving (show({with_path: false}), sexp, yojson)] type task_write_result = | Success(t) | Failure(string); @@ -459,7 +476,7 @@ module Update = { module Action = { module UIAction = { - [@deriving (show({with_path: false}), sexp, yojson, eq)] + [@deriving (show({with_path: false}), sexp, yojson)] type action = // Switches the view between Chat and Todos | SwitchView(UI.active_view) @@ -470,7 +487,7 @@ module Update = { }; module BackendAction = { - [@deriving (show({with_path: false}), sexp, yojson, eq)] + [@deriving (show({with_path: false}), sexp, yojson)] type action = | CreateNewTask(task) | UnsetActiveTask @@ -485,317 +502,312 @@ module Update = { | ReorderSubtasksInActiveTask(list(string)); // list of subtask titles in new order }; - [@deriving (show({with_path: false}), sexp, yojson, eq)] + [@deriving (show({with_path: false}), sexp, yojson)] type action = | UIAction(UIAction.action) | BackendAction(BackendAction.action); - [@deriving (show({with_path: false}), sexp, yojson, eq)] + [@deriving (show({with_path: false}), sexp, yojson)] type result = | Success(Model.t) | Failure(string); + }; - module UpdateUtils = { - let write_task = (~model: t, ~task: task): result => { - // Attempts to safely write the task to the model's task dictionary - // If it fails, an error is bubbled up and caught, failing this update action - // with the respective error message - switch (MainUtils.write_task(~model, ~task)) { - | Success(updated_model) => Success(updated_model) - | Failure(msg) => Failure(msg) - }; + module UpdateUtils = { + let write_task = (~model: Model.t, ~task: task): Action.result => { + // Attempts to safely write the task to the model's task dictionary + // If it fails, an error is bubbled up and caught, failing this update action + // with the respective error message + switch (MainUtils.write_task(~model, ~task)) { + | Success(updated_model) => Success(updated_model) + | Failure(msg) => Failure(msg) }; + }; - let set_active_subtask_dispatch = - (~model: t, ~subtask_name: option(string)): result => { - switch (MainUtils.active_task(model)) { - | Some(active_task) => - let updated_task = { - ...active_task, - active_subtask: subtask_name, + let set_active_subtask_dispatch = + (~model: t, ~subtask_name: option(string)): Action.result => { + switch (MainUtils.active_task(model)) { + | Some(active_task) => + let updated_task = { + ...active_task, + active_subtask: subtask_name, + }; + let updated_task = + switch (TaskUtils.active_subtask(updated_task)) { + | None => updated_task + | Some(active_subtask) => + let updated_subtask = { + ...active_subtask, + metadata: { + ...active_subtask.metadata, + began_at: JsUtil.timestamp(), + }, + }; + TaskUtils.write_subtask( + ~task=updated_task, + ~subtask=updated_subtask, + ); }; - let updated_task = - switch (TaskUtils.active_subtask(updated_task)) { - | None => updated_task - | Some(active_subtask) => - let updated_subtask = { - ...active_subtask, - metadata: { - ...active_subtask.metadata, - began_at: JsUtil.timestamp(), - }, - }; + write_task(~model, ~task=updated_task); + | None => Failure("No active task to unset active subtask from") + }; + }; + }; + + let update = (~model: Model.t, ~action: Action.action): Action.result => { + switch (action) { + | UIAction(a) => + switch (a) { + | SwitchView(new_view) => + Success({ + ...model, + t_ui: { + ...model.t_ui, + active_view: new_view, + }, + }) + | ToggleShowTaskDictionary => + Success({ + ...model, + t_ui: { + ...model.t_ui, + show_archive: !model.t_ui.show_archive, + }, + }) + | SetDisplayTask(task_title) => + Success({ + ...model, + t_ui: { + ...model.t_ui, + display_task: Some(task_title), + }, + }) + | ExpandSubtask(subtask_title) => + switch (MainUtils.displayed_task(model)) { + | None => Failure("No displayed task to expand subtask in") + | Some(displayed_task) => + switch (SubtaskUtils.find_subtask(displayed_task, subtask_title)) { + | None => + Failure("Subtask not found in displayed task: " ++ subtask_title) + | Some(subtask) => + let updated_subtask = { + ...subtask, + subtask_ui: { + expanded: !subtask.subtask_ui.expanded, + }, + }; + let updated_task = TaskUtils.write_subtask( - ~task=updated_task, + ~task=displayed_task, ~subtask=updated_subtask, ); - }; - write_task(~model, ~task=updated_task); - | None => Failure("No active task to unset active subtask from") + UpdateUtils.write_task(~model, ~task=updated_task); + } + } + } + | BackendAction(a) => + switch (a) { + | CreateNewTask(new_task) => + /* + - Writes the new task to the model's task dictionary + - Sets it as the active task + */ + let model = { + ...model, + active_task: Some(new_task.title), + t_ui: { + ...model.t_ui, + display_task: + model.t_ui.display_task == None + ? Some(new_task.title) : model.t_ui.display_task, + }, }; - }; - }; - - let update = (~model: t, ~action: action): result => { - switch (action) { - | UIAction(a) => - switch (a) { - | SwitchView(new_view) => - Success({ - ...model, - t_ui: { - ...model.t_ui, - active_view: new_view, - }, - }) - | ToggleShowTaskDictionary => - Success({ - ...model, - t_ui: { - ...model.t_ui, - show_archive: !model.t_ui.show_archive, - }, - }) - | SetDisplayTask(task_title) => - Success({ - ...model, - t_ui: { - ...model.t_ui, - display_task: Some(task_title), - }, - }) - | ExpandSubtask(subtask_title) => - switch (MainUtils.displayed_task(model)) { - | None => Failure("No displayed task to expand subtask in") - | Some(displayed_task) => - switch (SubtaskUtils.find_subtask(displayed_task, subtask_title)) { - | None => - Failure( - "Subtask not found in displayed task: " ++ subtask_title, - ) - | Some(subtask) => - let updated_subtask = { - ...subtask, - subtask_ui: { - expanded: !subtask.subtask_ui.expanded, - }, - }; - let updated_task = - TaskUtils.write_subtask( - ~task=displayed_task, - ~subtask=updated_subtask, - ); - UpdateUtils.write_task(~model, ~task=updated_task); - } + UpdateUtils.write_task(~model, ~task=new_task); + | UnsetActiveTask => + /* + - Unsets the active task in the model + */ + Success({ + ...model, + active_task: None, + }) + | SetActiveTask(task_title) => + /* + - Sets the active task in the model to the given task title + */ + Success({ + ...model, + active_task: Some(task_title), + }) + | UnsetActiveSubtask => + /* + - If an active task exists, unsets the active subtask in that task + */ + UpdateUtils.set_active_subtask_dispatch(~model, ~subtask_name=None) + | SetActiveSubtask(subtask_title) => + /* + - If an active task exists, sets the active subtask in that task to the given subtask title + */ + UpdateUtils.set_active_subtask_dispatch( + ~model, + ~subtask_name=Some(subtask_title), + ) + | MarkActiveTaskComplete(summary) => + /* + - Sets/records the completion info of the active task + */ + switch (MainUtils.active_task(model)) { + | None => Failure("No active task to mark complete") + | Some(active_task) => + switch (TaskUtils.get_incompleted_subtasks(active_task)) { + | [] => + let clock_it = JsUtil.timestamp(); + let task = { + ...active_task, + completion_info: + Some({ + summary, + elapsed_time: clock_it -. active_task.metadata.began_at, + }), + metadata: { + ...active_task.metadata, + completed_at: Some(clock_it), + last_updated_at: clock_it, + }, + }; + UpdateUtils.write_task(~model, ~task); + | incompleted_subtasks => + let incompleted_titles = + incompleted_subtasks + |> List.map((subtask: subtask) => subtask.title); + Failure( + "Cannot mark active task complete. Please complete the following subtasks first before marking the task complete: " + ++ String.concat(", ", incompleted_titles), + ); } } - | BackendAction(a) => - switch (a) { - | CreateNewTask(new_task) => - /* - - Writes the new task to the model's task dictionary - - Sets it as the active task - */ - let model = { - ...model, - active_task: Some(new_task.title), - t_ui: { - ...model.t_ui, - display_task: - model.t_ui.display_task == None - ? Some(new_task.title) : model.t_ui.display_task, + | MarkActiveTaskIncomplete => + /* + - Clears the completion info of the active task + - Keeps the active task set in the model + */ + switch (MainUtils.active_task(model)) { + | None => Failure("No active task to mark complete") + | Some(active_task) => + let clock_it = JsUtil.timestamp(); + let task = { + ...active_task, + completion_info: None, + metadata: { + ...active_task.metadata, + completed_at: None, + last_updated_at: clock_it, }, }; - UpdateUtils.write_task(~model, ~task=new_task); - | UnsetActiveTask => - /* - - Unsets the active task in the model - */ - Success({ - ...model, - active_task: None, - }) - | SetActiveTask(task_title) => - /* - - Sets the active task in the model to the given task title - */ - Success({ - ...model, - active_task: Some(task_title), - }) - | UnsetActiveSubtask => - /* - - If an active task exists, unsets the active subtask in that task - */ - UpdateUtils.set_active_subtask_dispatch(~model, ~subtask_name=None) - | SetActiveSubtask(subtask_title) => - /* - - If an active task exists, sets the active subtask in that task to the given subtask title - */ - UpdateUtils.set_active_subtask_dispatch( - ~model, - ~subtask_name=Some(subtask_title), - ) - | MarkActiveTaskComplete(summary) => - /* - - Sets/records the completion info of the active task - */ - switch (MainUtils.active_task(model)) { - | None => Failure("No active task to mark complete") - | Some(active_task) => - switch (TaskUtils.get_incompleted_subtasks(active_task)) { - | [] => - let clock_it = JsUtil.timestamp(); - let task = { - ...active_task, - completion_info: - Some({ - summary, - elapsed_time: clock_it -. active_task.metadata.began_at, - }), - metadata: { - ...active_task.metadata, - completed_at: Some(clock_it), - last_updated_at: clock_it, + UpdateUtils.write_task(~model, ~task); + } + | MarkActiveSubtaskComplete(summary) => + /* + - Sets/records the completion info of the active subtask in the active task + */ + switch (MainUtils.active_task(model)) { + | None => Failure("No active task to mark subtask complete") + | Some(active_task) => + switch (TaskUtils.active_subtask(active_task)) { + | None => Failure("No active subtask to mark complete") + | Some(active_subtask) => + let clock_it = JsUtil.timestamp(); + let updated_subtask = { + ...active_subtask, + completion_info: + Some({ + summary, + elapsed_time: clock_it -. active_subtask.metadata.began_at, + }), + metadata: { + ...active_subtask.metadata, + completed_at: Some(clock_it), + last_updated_at: clock_it, + }, + }; + let updated_task = + TaskUtils.write_subtask( + ~task={ + ...active_task, + active_subtask: + Utils.TaskUtils.get_next_incomplete_subtask_title( + active_task, + ), }, - }; - UpdateUtils.write_task(~model, ~task); - | incompleted_subtasks => - let incompleted_titles = - incompleted_subtasks - |> List.map((subtask: subtask) => subtask.title); - Failure( - "Cannot mark active task complete. Please complete the following subtasks first before marking the task complete: " - ++ String.concat(", ", incompleted_titles), + ~subtask=updated_subtask, ); - } + UpdateUtils.write_task(~model, ~task=updated_task); } - | MarkActiveTaskIncomplete => - /* - - Clears the completion info of the active task - - Keeps the active task set in the model - */ - switch (MainUtils.active_task(model)) { - | None => Failure("No active task to mark complete") - | Some(active_task) => + } + | MarkActiveSubtaskIncomplete => + /* + - Clears the completion info of the active subtask in the active task + */ + switch (MainUtils.active_task(model)) { + | None => Failure("No active task to mark subtask incomplete") + | Some(active_task) => + switch (TaskUtils.active_subtask(active_task)) { + | None => Failure("No active subtask to mark incomplete") + | Some(active_subtask) => let clock_it = JsUtil.timestamp(); - let task = { - ...active_task, + let updated_subtask = { + ...active_subtask, completion_info: None, metadata: { - ...active_task.metadata, + ...active_subtask.metadata, completed_at: None, last_updated_at: clock_it, }, }; - UpdateUtils.write_task(~model, ~task); - } - | MarkActiveSubtaskComplete(summary) => - /* - - Sets/records the completion info of the active subtask in the active task - */ - switch (MainUtils.active_task(model)) { - | None => Failure("No active task to mark subtask complete") - | Some(active_task) => - switch (TaskUtils.active_subtask(active_task)) { - | None => Failure("No active subtask to mark complete") - | Some(active_subtask) => - let clock_it = JsUtil.timestamp(); - let updated_subtask = { - ...active_subtask, - completion_info: - Some({ - summary, - elapsed_time: clock_it -. active_subtask.metadata.began_at, - }), - metadata: { - ...active_subtask.metadata, - completed_at: Some(clock_it), - last_updated_at: clock_it, - }, - }; - let updated_task = - TaskUtils.write_subtask( - ~task={ - ...active_task, - active_subtask: - Utils.TaskUtils.get_next_incomplete_subtask_title( - active_task, - ), - }, - ~subtask=updated_subtask, - ); - UpdateUtils.write_task(~model, ~task=updated_task); - } - } - | MarkActiveSubtaskIncomplete => - /* - - Clears the completion info of the active subtask in the active task - */ - switch (MainUtils.active_task(model)) { - | None => Failure("No active task to mark subtask incomplete") - | Some(active_task) => - switch (TaskUtils.active_subtask(active_task)) { - | None => Failure("No active subtask to mark incomplete") - | Some(active_subtask) => - let clock_it = JsUtil.timestamp(); - let updated_subtask = { - ...active_subtask, - completion_info: None, - metadata: { - ...active_subtask.metadata, - completed_at: None, - last_updated_at: clock_it, - }, - }; - let updated_task = - TaskUtils.write_subtask( - ~task=active_task, - ~subtask=updated_subtask, - ); - UpdateUtils.write_task(~model, ~task=updated_task); - } - } - // | _ => Failure("unimplemented") - | AddNewSubtaskToActiveTask(new_subtask) => - /* - - Adds the given new subtask to the active task's subtasks - - Appends the new subtask's title to the active task's subtask ordering - */ - switch (MainUtils.active_task(model)) { - | None => Failure("No active task to add new subtask to") - | Some(active_task) => let updated_task = TaskUtils.write_subtask( ~task=active_task, - ~subtask=new_subtask, + ~subtask=updated_subtask, ); - let updated_task = { - ...updated_task, - subtask_ordering: - List.append( - updated_task.subtask_ordering, - [new_subtask.title], - ), - }; - UpdateUtils.write_task(~model, ~task=updated_task); - } - | ReorderSubtasksInActiveTask(new_ordering) => - /* - - Reorders the subtasks in the active task according to the given new ordering - - The new ordering is a list of subtask titles - */ - switch (MainUtils.active_task(model)) { - | None => Failure("No active task to reorder subtasks in") - | Some(active_task) => - let updated_task = { - ...active_task, - subtask_ordering: new_ordering, - }; UpdateUtils.write_task(~model, ~task=updated_task); } } - }; + // | _ => Failure("unimplemented") + | AddNewSubtaskToActiveTask(new_subtask) => + /* + - Adds the given new subtask to the active task's subtasks + - Appends the new subtask's title to the active task's subtask ordering + */ + switch (MainUtils.active_task(model)) { + | None => Failure("No active task to add new subtask to") + | Some(active_task) => + let updated_task = + TaskUtils.write_subtask(~task=active_task, ~subtask=new_subtask); + let updated_task = { + ...updated_task, + subtask_ordering: + List.append( + updated_task.subtask_ordering, + [new_subtask.title], + ), + }; + UpdateUtils.write_task(~model, ~task=updated_task); + } + | ReorderSubtasksInActiveTask(new_ordering) => + /* + - Reorders the subtasks in the active task according to the given new ordering + - The new ordering is a list of subtask titles + */ + switch (MainUtils.active_task(model)) { + | None => Failure("No active task to reorder subtasks in") + | Some(active_task) => + let updated_task = { + ...active_task, + subtask_ordering: new_ordering, + }; + UpdateUtils.write_task(~model, ~task=updated_task); + } + } }; }; }; diff --git a/src/haz3lcore/CompositionCore/CompositionActions.re b/src/haz3lcore/CompositionCore/CompositionActions.re new file mode 100644 index 0000000000..f0ce64d724 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/haz3lcore/CompositionCore/CompositionActions.re @@ -0,0 +1,7 @@ +open Util; + +[@deriving (show({with_path: false}), sexp, yojson)] +type action = + | EditorAction(Action.agent_editor_action) + | WorkbenchAction(AgentWorkbench.Update.Action.BackendAction.action) + | AgentContextAction(AgentContext.Update.action); diff --git a/src/haz3lcore/AgentCore/CompositionGo.re b/src/haz3lcore/CompositionCore/CompositionGo.re similarity index 91% rename from src/haz3lcore/AgentCore/CompositionGo.re rename to src/haz3lcore/CompositionCore/CompositionGo.re index 5a8b6eb518..217423c648 100644 --- a/src/haz3lcore/AgentCore/CompositionGo.re +++ b/src/haz3lcore/CompositionCore/CompositionGo.re @@ -55,7 +55,7 @@ module Local = { module PerformUtils = { let edit_action_to_static_error_scrutiny = - (~edit_action: CompositionActions.edit_action): (bool, bool, bool) => { + (~edit_action: Action.edit_action): (bool, bool, bool) => { // Returns (of_pat, of_def, of_body), i.e. which parts of the program to check for static errors. switch (edit_action) { | Initialize(_) => @@ -77,7 +77,7 @@ module Local = { let static_error_check = ( - ~edit_action: CompositionActions.edit_action, + ~edit_action: Action.edit_action, ~initial_node: option(node), ~initial_info_map: Id.Map.t(Info.t), ~new_node: node, @@ -273,26 +273,9 @@ module Local = { }; }; - let view_dispatch = (a: CompositionActions.view_action, z: Zipper.t) => { - switch (a) { - | Expand(paths) => - let z' = { - ...z, - agent_view: AgentState.add_paths(paths, z.agent_view), - }; - Ok(z'); - | Collapse(paths) => - let z' = { - ...z, - agent_view: AgentState.remove_paths(paths, z.agent_view), - }; - Ok(z'); - }; - }; - let edit_dispatch = ( - ~e: CompositionActions.edit_action, + ~e: Action.edit_action, ~initial_z: Zipper.t, ~initial_node_map: node_map, ~initial_info_map: Id.Map.t(Info.t), @@ -548,7 +531,7 @@ module Local = { // Tempory wrapper that helps me localize myself while implementing (remove) let composition_dispatch = ( - a: CompositionActions.editor_action, + a: Action.agent_editor_action, syntax: CachedSyntax.t, z: Zipper.t, mk_statics: Zipper.t => StaticsBase.Map.t, @@ -566,7 +549,6 @@ module Local = { } | Some(initial_node_map) => switch (a) { - | View(a) => view_dispatch(a, z) | Read(ShowUseSites(_path)) | Read(ShowReferences(_path)) => Ok(z) // TODO: Implement | Edit(e) => @@ -602,42 +584,11 @@ module Local = { }; }; - let freshen_paths = - (z: Zipper.t, mk_statics: Zipper.t => StaticsBase.Map.t) - : result(Zipper.t, Action.Failure.t) => { - // This function removes any stale paths from the agent view list - // This can happen if variables are changed or deleted from the editor itself - let node_map = build(z, mk_statics(z)); - switch (node_map) { - | None => - Ok({ - ...z, - agent_view: AgentState.init, - }) - | Some(node_map) => - Ok({ - ...z, - agent_view: { - expanded_paths: - List.filter( - (path: string) => { - switch (path_to_id_opt(node_map, path)) { - | Some(_) => true - | None => false - } - }, - z.agent_view.expanded_paths, - ), - }, - }) - }; - }; - let go = ( ~syntax: CachedSyntax.t, ~z: Zipper.t, - ~a: CompositionActions.editor_action, + ~a: Action.agent_editor_action, ~mk_statics: Zipper.t => StaticsBase.Map.t, ~return: (Action.Failure.t, option(Zipper.t)) => @@ -647,11 +598,7 @@ module Local = { let res = try( switch (composition_dispatch(a, syntax, z, mk_statics, return)) { - | Ok(new_z) => - switch (freshen_paths(new_z, mk_statics)) { - | Ok(new_z) => Ok(Dump.to_zipper(new_z)) - | Error(e) => Error(e) - } + | Ok(new_z) => Ok(Dump.to_zipper(new_z)) | Error(e) => Error(e) } ) { diff --git a/src/haz3lcore/CompositionCore/CompositionUtils.re b/src/haz3lcore/CompositionCore/CompositionUtils.re new file mode 100644 index 0000000000..a69bd8ef61 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/haz3lcore/CompositionCore/CompositionUtils.re @@ -0,0 +1,254 @@ +open Util; +open CompositionActions; + +[@deriving (show({with_path: false}), sexp, yojson)] +type action_wrapper = + | Action(action) + | Failure(string); + +module Local = { + [@deriving (show({with_path: false}), sexp, yojson)] + type t = list(API.Json.t); + + let tools = [ + // NavTools.go_to_parent, // No current node should have a parent anymore... we nav the top-level nodes + // NavTools.go_to_child, + ViewTools.expand, + ViewTools.collapse, + EditTools.initialize, // For initializing empty or nodeless programs + EditTools.update_definition, + EditTools.update_body, + EditTools.update_pattern, + EditTools.update_binding_clause, + EditTools.delete_binding_clause, + EditTools.delete_body, + EditTools.insert_after, + EditTools.insert_before, + // ViewTools.view_entire_definition, // No longer needed is this top-level refactor... this is done by default + // ViewTools.view_context, + WorkbenchTools.create_new_task, + WorkbenchTools.set_active_task, + WorkbenchTools.unset_active_task, + WorkbenchTools.set_active_subtask, + WorkbenchTools.unset_active_subtask, + WorkbenchTools.mark_active_task_complete, + WorkbenchTools.mark_active_task_incomplete, + WorkbenchTools.mark_active_subtask_complete, + WorkbenchTools.mark_active_subtask_incomplete, + ]; + + let get_string_arg = (~arg: option(string), ~fail_with: string) => { + switch (arg) { + | Some(arg) => arg + | None => raise(Failure(fail_with)) + }; + }; + + let get_path = (~path: option(string)) => { + switch (path) { + | Some(path) => path + | None => raise(Failure("A path must be provided for the action")) + }; + }; + + let get_paths = (~paths: option(list(string))) => { + switch (paths) { + | Some(paths) => paths + | None => + raise(Failure("A list of paths must be provided for the action")) + }; + }; + + let action_of = (~tool_name: string, ~args: API.Json.t): action_wrapper => { + /* Possible arguments */ + /* Parsing here to avoid redundancy */ + /* Argument(s) may or may not be provided depending on the tool called */ + + let action = + try( + { + open API.Json.Parsers; + let action = + switch (tool_name) { + | "expand" => + AgentContextAction(Expand(get_string_list(args, "paths"))) + | "collapse" => + AgentContextAction(Collapse(get_string_list(args, "paths"))) + | "initialize" => + EditorAction(Edit(Initialize(get_string(args, "code")))) + | "update_definition" => + EditorAction( + Edit( + UpdateDefinition( + get_string(args, "path"), + get_string(args, "code"), + ), + ), + ) + | "update_body" => + EditorAction( + Edit( + UpdateBody( + get_string(args, "path"), + get_string(args, "code"), + ), + ), + ) + | "update_pattern" => + EditorAction( + Edit( + UpdatePattern( + get_string(args, "path"), + get_string(args, "code"), + ), + ), + ) + | "update_binding_clause" => + EditorAction( + Edit( + UpdateBindingClause( + get_string(args, "path"), + get_string(args, "code"), + ), + ), + ) + | "insert_after" => + EditorAction( + Edit( + InsertAfter( + get_string(args, "path"), + get_string(args, "code"), + ), + ), + ) + | "insert_before" => + EditorAction( + Edit( + InsertBefore( + get_string(args, "path"), + get_string(args, "code"), + ), + ), + ) + | "delete_binding_clause" => + EditorAction( + Edit(DeleteBindingClause(get_string(args, "path"))), + ) + | "delete_body" => + EditorAction(Edit(DeleteBody(get_string(args, "path")))) + | "create_new_task" => + WorkbenchAction( + CreateNewTask( + { + AgentWorkbench.Utils.TaskUtils.json_to_task(args); + }, + ), + ) + | "unset_active_task" => WorkbenchAction(UnsetActiveTask) + | "set_active_task" => + WorkbenchAction(SetActiveTask(get_string(args, "task_title"))) + | "unset_active_subtask" => WorkbenchAction(UnsetActiveSubtask) + | "set_active_subtask" => + WorkbenchAction( + SetActiveSubtask(get_string(args, "subtask_title")), + ) + | "mark_active_task_complete" => + WorkbenchAction( + MarkActiveTaskComplete(get_string(args, "summary")), + ) + | "mark_active_task_incomplete" => + WorkbenchAction(MarkActiveTaskIncomplete) + | "mark_active_subtask_complete" => + WorkbenchAction( + MarkActiveSubtaskComplete(get_string(args, "summary")), + ) + | "mark_active_subtask_incomplete" => + WorkbenchAction(MarkActiveSubtaskIncomplete) + | "add_new_subtask_to_active_task" => + WorkbenchAction( + AddNewSubtaskToActiveTask( + AgentWorkbench.Utils.SubtaskUtils.json_to_subtask(args), + ), + ) + | "reorder_subtasks_in_active_task" => + WorkbenchAction( + ReorderSubtasksInActiveTask( + get_string_list(args, "subtasks_ordering"), + ), + ) + | _ => raise(Failure("The tool called does not exist.")) + }; + Action(action); + } + ) { + | Failure(s: string) => Failure(s) + }; + action; + }; + + let string_of = (action: action) => { + switch (action) { + | AgentContextAction(Expand(paths)) => + "expand(\"[" ++ String.concat(", ", paths) ++ "]\")" + | AgentContextAction(Collapse(paths)) => + "collapse(\"[" ++ String.concat(", ", paths) ++ "]\")" + | EditorAction(Read(ShowUseSites(path))) => + "show_use_sites(\"" ++ path ++ "\")" + | EditorAction(Read(ShowReferences(path))) => + "show_references(\"" ++ path ++ "\")" + | EditorAction(Edit(Initialize(code))) => + "initialize(\"" ++ code ++ "\")" + | EditorAction(Edit(UpdateDefinition(path, code))) => + "update_definition(\"" ++ path ++ "\", \"" ++ code ++ "\")" + | EditorAction(Edit(UpdateBody(path, code))) => + "update_body(\"" ++ path ++ "\", \"" ++ code ++ "\")" + | EditorAction(Edit(UpdatePattern(path, code))) => + "update_pattern(\"" ++ path ++ "\", \"" ++ code ++ "\")" + | EditorAction(Edit(UpdateBindingClause(path, code))) => + "update_binding_clause(\"" ++ path ++ "\", \"" ++ code ++ "\")" + | EditorAction(Edit(DeleteBindingClause(path))) => + "delete_binding_clause(\"" ++ path ++ "\")" + | EditorAction(Edit(DeleteBody(path))) => + "delete_body(\"" ++ path ++ "\")" + | EditorAction(Edit(InsertAfter(path, code))) => + "insert_after(\"" ++ path ++ "\", \"" ++ code ++ "\")" + | EditorAction(Edit(InsertBefore(path, code))) => + "insert_before(\"" ++ path ++ "\", \"" ++ code ++ "\")" + | WorkbenchAction(CreateNewTask(task)) => + "create_new_task( " + ++ AgentWorkbench.Utils.TaskUtils.task_to_json_string(task) + ++ " )" + | WorkbenchAction(UnsetActiveTask) => "unset_active_task" + | WorkbenchAction(SetActiveTask(task_title)) => + "set_active_task(\"" ++ task_title ++ "\")" + | WorkbenchAction(UnsetActiveSubtask) => "unset_active_subtask" + | WorkbenchAction(SetActiveSubtask(subtask_title)) => + "set_active_subtask(\"" ++ subtask_title ++ "\")" + | WorkbenchAction(MarkActiveTaskComplete(summary)) => + "mark_active_task_complete(\"" ++ summary ++ "\")" + | WorkbenchAction(MarkActiveTaskIncomplete) => "mark_active_task_incomplete" + | WorkbenchAction(MarkActiveSubtaskComplete(summary)) => + "mark_active_subtask_complete(\"" ++ summary ++ "\")" + | WorkbenchAction(MarkActiveSubtaskIncomplete) => "mark_active_subtask_incomplete" + | WorkbenchAction(AddNewSubtaskToActiveTask(subtask)) => + "add_new_subtask_to_active_task( " + ++ AgentWorkbench.Utils.SubtaskUtils.subtask_to_json_string(subtask) + ++ ")" + | WorkbenchAction(ReorderSubtasksInActiveTask(subtasks_ordering)) => + "reorder_subtasks_in_active_task( \"[" + ++ String.concat(", ", subtasks_ordering) + ++ "]\" )" + }; + }; +}; + +module Public = { + [@der] + let tools = Local.tools; + let action_of = (~tool_name: string, ~args: API.Json.t): action_wrapper => { + Local.action_of(~tool_name, ~args); + }; + let string_of = (action: action) => { + Local.string_of(action); + }; +}; diff --git a/src/haz3lcore/AgentCore/GeneralTreeUtils.re b/src/haz3lcore/CompositionCore/GeneralTreeUtils.re old mode 100644 new mode 100755 similarity index 100% rename from src/haz3lcore/AgentCore/GeneralTreeUtils.re rename to src/haz3lcore/CompositionCore/GeneralTreeUtils.re diff --git a/src/haz3lcore/AgentCore/HighLevelNodeMap.re b/src/haz3lcore/CompositionCore/HighLevelNodeMap.re similarity index 100% rename from src/haz3lcore/AgentCore/HighLevelNodeMap.re rename to src/haz3lcore/CompositionCore/HighLevelNodeMap.re diff --git a/src/haz3lcore/AgentCore/HighLevelNodeMapModel.re b/src/haz3lcore/CompositionCore/HighLevelNodeMapModel.re old mode 100644 new mode 100755 similarity index 100% rename from src/haz3lcore/AgentCore/HighLevelNodeMapModel.re rename to src/haz3lcore/CompositionCore/HighLevelNodeMapModel.re diff --git a/src/haz3lcore/CompositionCore/ToolJsonDefinitions/EditTools.re b/src/haz3lcore/CompositionCore/ToolJsonDefinitions/EditTools.re new file mode 100644 index 0000000000..7748facd6e --- /dev/null +++ b/src/haz3lcore/CompositionCore/ToolJsonDefinitions/EditTools.re @@ -0,0 +1,649 @@ +open Util; + +let initialize_description = {| +Description: +Overwrites the program with the given code. +This may *only* ever be called on a program that has no let/type alias expressions. +This tool is only meant for this special case. +It may never be used once a program has let/type alias expressions. + +Parameters: +code: string — new code to replace the program with + +Example(s): +(Example 1) +The current program is: +``` +? +``` +Calling initialize(code="let a = 3 in +a * 2") would result in the program +``` +let a = 3 in a * 2 +``` + +(Example 2) +The current program is: +``` +5 * 10 +``` +Calling initialize(code="let a = 5 +in let b = 10 +in a * b") would result in the program +``` +let a = 5 in let b = 10 in a * b +``` +|}; + +let initialize: API.Json.t = + `Assoc([ + ("type", `String("function")), + ( + "function", + `Assoc([ + ("name", `String("initialize")), + ("description", `String(initialize_description)), + ( + "parameters", + `Assoc([ + ("type", `String("object")), + ( + "properties", + `Assoc([ + ( + "code", + `Assoc([ + ("type", `String("string")), + ( + "description", + `String("The new code to replace the definition with."), + ), + ]), + ), + ]), + ), + ("required", `List([`String("code")])), + ]), + ), + ]), + ), + ]); + +let update_definition_description = {| +Description: +Updates the definition of the node identified by the provided path. + +Parameters: +path: string — slash-delimited path to the node to update (e.g. "b" or "bindings/b") +code: string — new definition + +Example(s): +Given path "b" and the sketch: +``` +let a = ⋱ in +let b = "hello, world" in +let c : Int = ⋱ in +? +``` +Calling update_definition(path="b", code=""my new string"") will result in the sketch: +``` +let a = ⋱ in +let b = "my new string" in +let c : Int = ⋱ in +? +``` +Note(s): +This overwrites the ENTIRE definition of the targeted node. For example, if the path points to "b" and the sketch is: +``` +let a = ⋱ in +let b = + let x = ⋱ in +in +let c : Int = ⋱ in +? +``` +Then calling update_definition(path="b", code=""my new string"") will again result in the sketch: +``` +let a = ⋱ in +let b = "my new string" in +let c : Int = ⋱ in +? +``` +|}; + +let update_definition: API.Json.t = + `Assoc([ + ("type", `String("function")), + ( + "function", + `Assoc([ + ("name", `String("update_definition")), + ("description", `String(update_definition_description)), + ( + "parameters", + `Assoc([ + ("type", `String("object")), + ( + "properties", + `Assoc([ + ( + "path", + `Assoc([ + ("type", `String("string")), + ( + "description", + `String( + "Slash-delimited path to the node to update (e.g. \"b\" or \"a/b\").", + ), + ), + ]), + ), + ( + "code", + `Assoc([ + ("type", `String("string")), + ( + "description", + `String("The new code to replace the definition with."), + ), + ]), + ), + ]), + ), + ("required", `List([`String("path"), `String("code")])), + ]), + ), + ]), + ), + ]); + +let update_body_description = {| +Description: +Replaces the body of the node located at the provided path. + +Parameters: +path: string — slash-delimited path to the node whose body should be replaced +code: string — new body + +Example(s): +Given path "b" and the sketch: +``` +let a = ⋱ in +let b = "hello, world!" in +let c : Int = ⋱ in +? +``` +Calling update_body(path="b", code="a * a") will result in the program +``` +let a = ⋱ in +let b = "my new string" in +a * a +``` +|}; +let update_body: API.Json.t = + `Assoc([ + ("type", `String("function")), + ( + "function", + `Assoc([ + ("name", `String("update_body")), + ("description", `String(update_body_description)), + ( + "parameters", + `Assoc([ + ("type", `String("object")), + ( + "properties", + `Assoc([ + ( + "path", + `Assoc([ + ("type", `String("string")), + ( + "description", + `String( + "Slash-delimited path to the node whose body should be replaced.", + ), + ), + ]), + ), + ( + "code", + `Assoc([ + ("type", `String("string")), + ( + "description", + `String("The new code to replace the body with."), + ), + ]), + ), + ]), + ), + ("required", `List([`String("path"), `String("code")])), + ]), + ), + ]), + ), + ]); + +let update_pattern_description = {| +Description: +Updates/renames the pattern of the node identified by the provided path. +A unique perk of this tool is that it will also update all use sites of the variable in the program. +If the pattern is a tuple, or some other higher-order pattern, it will recursively find +the atomic variables within that pattern, and update all use sites of those variables if and only if +the number of old and new variables are the same (this is only a requirement for this feature to work, +but you may very well change the pattern however you'd like to achieve your desired outcome!). + +Parameters: +path: string — slash-delimited path to the node whose pattern should change +code: string — new pattern to assign + +Example(s): +Given path "b" and the sketch: +``` +let a = ⋱ in +let b = "hello, world" in +let c : Int = ⋱ in +? +``` +Calling update_pattern(path="b", code="s : String") would result in the sketch: +``` +let a = ⋱ in +let s : String = "hello, world" in +let c : Int = ⋱ in +? +``` +*Note: If there were any references to "b" in the body of "b"'s variable definition +(such as in the definition of "c"), they would be updated to "s" as well. +|}; + +let update_pattern: API.Json.t = + `Assoc([ + ("type", `String("function")), + ( + "function", + `Assoc([ + ("name", `String("update_pattern")), + ("description", `String(update_pattern_description)), + ( + "parameters", + `Assoc([ + ("type", `String("object")), + ( + "properties", + `Assoc([ + ( + "path", + `Assoc([ + ("type", `String("string")), + ( + "description", + `String( + "Slash-delimited path to the node whose pattern should change.", + ), + ), + ]), + ), + ( + "code", + `Assoc([ + ("type", `String("string")), + ( + "description", + `String("The new pattern to assign to the node."), + ), + ]), + ), + ]), + ), + ("required", `List([`String("path"), `String("code")])), + ]), + ), + ]), + ), + ]); + +let update_binding_clause_description = {| +Description: +Updates the pattern, definition, and enclosing delimiters of the node located via the provided path (everything exclusive of the body). +eg. calling update_binding_clause for the path to `let x = 3 in x` will overwrite "let x = 3 in". +It is important to note that this does NOT update the body of the node. If you wish to update the +binding along with the body, you should call this tool along with update_body, sequentially. This also means +the code argument you pass here should not contain a final body. +(Eg. ```let x = 3 in x``` would be bad, but ```let x = 3 in``` would be good, so would ```let x = 3 in let y = 4 in```). + +Parameters: +path: string — slash-delimited path to the node whose binding clause should change +code: string — new expression (which may contain multiple expressions; see example below for more information) + +Example(s): +Given path "b" and the sketch: +``` +let a = ⋱ in +let b = "hello, world!" in +let c : Int = ⋱ in +? +``` +Calling update_binding_clause(path="b", code="let b : (Int, Int) = (0, ?) in let d : Int = b + 1 in") would result in the program +``` +let a = ⋱ in +let b : (Int, Int) = ⋱ in +let d : Int = b + 1 in +let c : Int = ⋱ in +? +``` +(Note that this is the only tool that can be called in the special case where there are no let or type alias expressions in the program, in which case, calling this tool will overwrite the entire program with the argument passed into 'code'.) +|}; + +let update_binding_clause: API.Json.t = + `Assoc([ + ("type", `String("function")), + ( + "function", + `Assoc([ + ("name", `String("update_binding_clause")), + ("description", `String(update_binding_clause_description)), + ( + "parameters", + `Assoc([ + ("type", `String("object")), + ( + "properties", + `Assoc([ + ( + "path", + `Assoc([ + ("type", `String("string")), + ( + "description", + `String( + "Slash-delimited path to the node whose binding clause should change.", + ), + ), + ]), + ), + ( + "code", + `Assoc([ + ("type", `String("string")), + ( + "description", + `String("The new code to replace the expression with."), + ), + ]), + ), + ]), + ), + ("required", `List([`String("path"), `String("code")])), + ]), + ), + ]), + ), + ]); + +let delete_binding_clause_description = {| +Description: +Removes the entire type/value-binding of the node identified by the provided path. + +Parameters: +path: string — slash-delimited path to the binding to remove + +Example(s): +Given path "b" and the sketch: +``` +let a = ⋱ in +let b = "hello, world!" in +let c : Int = ⋱ in +? +``` +Calling delete_binding_clause(path="b") would result in the program +``` +let a = 3 in +let c : Int = ⋱ in +? +``` +|}; + +let delete_binding_clause: API.Json.t = + `Assoc([ + ("type", `String("function")), + ( + "function", + `Assoc([ + ("name", `String("delete_binding_clause")), + ("description", `String(delete_binding_clause_description)), + ( + "parameters", + `Assoc([ + ("type", `String("object")), + ( + "properties", + `Assoc([ + ( + "path", + `Assoc([ + ("type", `String("string")), + ( + "description", + `String( + "Slash-delimited path to the binding clause that should be deleted.", + ), + ), + ]), + ), + ]), + ), + ("required", `List([`String("path")])), + ]), + ), + ]), + ), + ]); + +let delete_body_description = {| +Description: +Deletes the body of the node identified by the provided path. + +Parameters: +path: string — slash-delimited path to the node whose body should be cleared + +Example(s): +Given path "b" and the sketch: +``` +let a = ⋱ in +let b = "hello, world!" in +let c : Int = ⋱ in +? +``` +Calling delete_body(path="b") would result in the program +``` +let a = ⋱ in +let b = ⋱ in +? +``` +|}; + +let delete_body: API.Json.t = + `Assoc([ + ("type", `String("function")), + ( + "function", + `Assoc([ + ("name", `String("delete_body")), + ("description", `String(delete_body_description)), + ( + "parameters", + `Assoc([ + ("type", `String("object")), + ( + "properties", + `Assoc([ + ( + "path", + `Assoc([ + ("type", `String("string")), + ( + "description", + `String( + "Slash-delimited path to the node whose body should be deleted.", + ), + ), + ]), + ), + ]), + ), + ("required", `List([`String("path")])), + ]), + ), + ]), + ), + ]); + +let insert_after_description = {| +Description: +Inserts code immediately after the definition located at the provided path. + +Parameters: +path: string — slash-delimited path to the node after which the code should be inserted +code: string — code to insert + +Example(s): +Given the program: +``` +let a = ⋱ in +let b = "hello, world!" in +let c : Int = ⋱ in +? +``` +Calling insert_after(path="b", code = "let x = string_sub(b ,0, 7) ++ "big " ++ string_sub(b, 7, 6)") would result in the program +``` +let a = ⋱ in +let b = ⋱ in +let x = string_sub(b ,0, 7) ++ "big " ++ string_sub(b, 7, 6) +let c : Int = ⋱ in +? +``` +|}; + +let insert_after: API.Json.t = + `Assoc([ + ("type", `String("function")), + ( + "function", + `Assoc([ + ("name", `String("insert_after")), + ("description", `String(insert_after_description)), + ( + "parameters", + `Assoc([ + ("type", `String("object")), + ( + "properties", + `Assoc([ + ( + "path", + `Assoc([ + ("type", `String("string")), + ( + "description", + `String( + "Slash-delimited path to the node after which the code should be inserted.", + ), + ), + ]), + ), + ( + "code", + `Assoc([ + ("type", `String("string")), + ( + "description", + `String( + "The code to insert after the referenced expression.", + ), + ), + ]), + ), + ]), + ), + ("required", `List([`String("path"), `String("code")])), + ]), + ), + ]), + ), + ]); + +let insert_before_description = {| +Description: +Inserts code before the let/type alias expression located at the provided path. + +Parameters: +path: string — slash-delimited path to the node before which the code should be inserted +code: string — code to insert + +Example(s): +Given path "b" and the sketch: +``` +let a = ⋱ in +let b = "hello, world!" in +let c : Int = ⋱ in +? +``` +Calling insert_before(path="b", code = "let x = a * a in") would result in the program +``` +let a = ⋱ in +let x = a * a in +let b = ⋱ in +let c : Int = ⋱ in +? +``` +|}; + +let insert_before: API.Json.t = + `Assoc([ + ("type", `String("function")), + ( + "function", + `Assoc([ + ("name", `String("insert_before")), + ("description", `String(insert_before_description)), + ( + "parameters", + `Assoc([ + ("type", `String("object")), + ( + "properties", + `Assoc([ + ( + "path", + `Assoc([ + ("type", `String("string")), + ( + "description", + `String( + "Slash-delimited path to the node before which the code should be inserted.", + ), + ), + ]), + ), + ( + "code", + `Assoc([ + ("type", `String("string")), + ( + "description", + `String( + "The code to insert before the referenced expression.", + ), + ), + ]), + ), + ]), + ), + ("required", `List([`String("path"), `String("code")])), + ]), + ), + ]), + ), + ]); diff --git a/src/haz3lcore/CompositionCore/ToolJsonDefinitions/ReadTools.re b/src/haz3lcore/CompositionCore/ToolJsonDefinitions/ReadTools.re new file mode 100644 index 0000000000..71b01d387a --- /dev/null +++ b/src/haz3lcore/CompositionCore/ToolJsonDefinitions/ReadTools.re @@ -0,0 +1,115 @@ +open Util; + +let view_entire_definition: API.Json.t = + `Assoc([ + ("type", `String("function")), + ( + "function", + `Assoc([ + ("name", `String("view_entire_definition")), + ( + "description", + `String( + "Displays the entire definition of the current node in the AST, leaving no child/sub definitions abstracted away.", + ), + ), + ( + "parameters", + `Assoc([ + ("type", `String("object")), + ("properties", `Assoc([])), + ("required", `List([])), + ]), + ), + ]), + ), + ]); + +let view_context: API.Json.t = + `Assoc([ + ("type", `String("function")), + ( + "function", + `Assoc([ + ("name", `String("view_context")), + ( + "description", + `String( + "Displays all the variables in the typing context/scope at the current let expression in the AST.", + ), + ), + ( + "parameters", + `Assoc([ + ("type", `String("object")), + ("properties", `Assoc([])), + ("required", `List([])), + ]), + ), + ]), + ), + ]); + +let show_references_description = {| +Description: +Displays all the variables referenced in the body of the current node in the AST. +This action permits the use of the navigation tool "go_to_reference(index)" to be called using +the index displayed from this action as the argument for the "index" parameter. + +Parameters: +None + +Example(s): +(Note: We show the entire program, without any collapsed child/sibling definitions +here for a wholistic context and clarity) +The current node is "b" and the sketch is: +``` +let a = 200 in +let b = 10 in +let c : Int = +b * +let x = 20 in x +in +let d = c + 10 in +d * b +``` +Calling show_references() on this program would result in the following message to be returned: +"References to "b": +[ +(Index: 0, Definition of "c"): { +``` +let c : Int = +b * +let x = ⋱ in x +in +⋱ +```}, +(Index: 1, Body of "d"): { +``` +let d = ⋱ in +d * b +``` +} +] +" +|}; + +let show_references: API.Json.t = + `Assoc([ + ("type", `String("function")), + ( + "function", + `Assoc([ + ("name", `String("show_references")), + ("description", `String(show_references_description)), + ( + "parameters", + `Assoc([ + ("type", `String("object")), + ("properties", `Assoc([])), + ("required", `List([])), + ]), + ), + ]), + ), + ]); diff --git a/src/haz3lcore/CompositionCore/ToolJsonDefinitions/ViewTools.re b/src/haz3lcore/CompositionCore/ToolJsonDefinitions/ViewTools.re new file mode 100644 index 0000000000..64dfb95dea --- /dev/null +++ b/src/haz3lcore/CompositionCore/ToolJsonDefinitions/ViewTools.re @@ -0,0 +1,121 @@ +open Util; + +let expand_description = {| +Description: +Expands the specified nodes'/variables' defintions. + +Parameters: +paths: list(string) — the paths to the nodes/variables to expand + +Example(s): +Given the program state: +``` +let a = ⋱ in +let b = ⋱ in +let c : Int = ⋱ in +? +``` +Calling expand(paths = ["a", "b"]) would result in the program: +``` +let a = 4 + 5 in +let b = "hello, world!" in +let c : Int = ⋱ in +? +``` +|}; + +let expand: API.Json.t = + `Assoc([ + ("type", `String("function")), + ( + "function", + `Assoc([ + ("name", `String("expand")), + ("description", `String(expand_description)), + ( + "parameters", + `Assoc([ + ("type", `String("object")), + ( + "properties", + `Assoc([ + ( + "paths", + `Assoc([ + ("type", `String("array")), + ( + "description", + `String("The paths to the nodes/variables to expand."), + ), + ("items", `Assoc([("type", `String("string"))])), + ]), + ), + ]), + ), + ("required", `List([`String("paths")])), + ]), + ), + ]), + ), + ]); + +let collapse_description = {| +Description: +Collapses the specified nodes'/variables' defintions. + +Parameters: +paths: list(string) — the paths to the nodes/variables to collapse + +Example(s): +Given the program state: +``` +let a = 4 + 5 in +let b = "hello, world!" in +let c : Int = ⋱ in +? +``` +Calling collapse(paths = ["a", "b"]) would result in the program: +``` +let a = ⋱ in +let b = ⋱ in +let c : Int = ⋱ in +? +``` +|}; + +let collapse: API.Json.t = + `Assoc([ + ("type", `String("function")), + ( + "function", + `Assoc([ + ("name", `String("collapse")), + ("description", `String(collapse_description)), + ( + "parameters", + `Assoc([ + ("type", `String("object")), + ( + "properties", + `Assoc([ + ( + "paths", + `Assoc([ + ("type", `String("array")), + ( + "description", + `String( + "The paths to the nodes/variables to collapse.", + ), + ), + ("items", `Assoc([("type", `String("string"))])), + ]), + ), + ]), + ), + ("required", `List([`String("paths")])), + ]), + ), + ]), + ), + ]); diff --git a/src/haz3lcore/CompositionCore/ToolJsonDefinitions/WorkbenchTools.re b/src/haz3lcore/CompositionCore/ToolJsonDefinitions/WorkbenchTools.re new file mode 100644 index 0000000000..fa80ac6d6e --- /dev/null +++ b/src/haz3lcore/CompositionCore/ToolJsonDefinitions/WorkbenchTools.re @@ -0,0 +1,582 @@ +open Util; + +let create_new_task_description = {| +# Description +## Effects +Creates a new task with the given title, description, and subtasks. +If a task with the same title already exists, it will be overwritten. +All subtasks will be initialized to incomplete and no active subtask will be set. +This new task will be set as the active task in the model. +## Use Cases +Use this tool before starting work on a new feature, bug fix, or code implementation. +Since you are only allowed to make edit actions while an active subtask is set, +this is a mandatory step. +Use this tool to organize your thoughts, plan out implementation steps, and break down +complex tasks into manageable subtasks. +This will help you stay focused, track progress, and ensure that you complete all necessary steps +to successfully implement the desired functionality. + +Parameters: +task: { + title: string, + description: string, + subtasks: list({ + title: string, + description: string + }) +} +|}; + +let create_new_task: API.Json.t = + `Assoc([ + ("type", `String("function")), + ( + "function", + `Assoc([ + ("name", `String("create_new_task")), + ("description", `String(create_new_task_description)), + ( + "parameters", + `Assoc([ + ("type", `String("object")), + ( + "properties", + `Assoc([ + ( + "task", + `Assoc([ + ("type", `String("object")), + ("description", `String("The task to create.")), + ( + "properties", + `Assoc([ + ( + "title", + `Assoc([ + ("type", `String("string")), + ( + "description", + `String( + "The title of the task. Be concise. This will be used as a unique identifing key in a dictionary of tasks (to store/persist).", + ), + ), + ]), + ), + ( + "description", + `Assoc([ + ("type", `String("string")), + ( + "description", + `String( + "A high-level description of the task. Be descriptive here. This will help provide context and clarity about the purpose and scope of the task at hand. Jot down any relevant details and/or pseudocode that will help guide the implementation process.", + ), + ), + ]), + ), + ( + "subtasks", + `Assoc([ + ("type", `String("array")), + ( + "items", + `Assoc([ + ("type", `String("object")), + ( + "properties", + `Assoc([ + ( + "title", + `Assoc([ + ("type", `String("string")), + ( + "description", + `String( + "The title of the subtask. This will also serve as a unique identifier for the subtask relative to the rest of the subtasks belonging to this specific task. Try to keep short and concise.", + ), + ), + ]), + ), + ( + "description", + `Assoc([ + ("type", `String("string")), + ( + "description", + `String( + "The description of the subtask. Be as detailed as necessary to convey the subtask at hand. This will help provide clarity on what needs to be done. Jot down any relevant details and/or pseudocode that will help guide the implementation process.", + ), + ), + ]), + ), + ]), + ), + ( + "required", + `List([ + `String("title"), + `String("description"), + ]), + ), + ]), + ), + ]), + ), + ]), + ), + ( + "required", + `List([ + `String("title"), + `String("description"), + `String("subtasks"), + ]), + ), + ]), + ), + ]), + ), + ("required", `List([`String("task")])), + ]), + ), + ]), + ), + ]); + +let unset_active_task_description = {| +Description: +Unsets the currently active task in the composition model. +This results in no active task being set. + +Parameters: +None + +Example(s): +Calling unset_active_task() will result in no active task being set in the composition model. +|}; + +let unset_active_task: API.Json.t = + `Assoc([ + ("type", `String("function")), + ( + "function", + `Assoc([ + ("name", `String("unset_active_task")), + ("description", `String(unset_active_task_description)), + ( + "parameters", + `Assoc([ + ("type", `String("object")), + ("properties", `Assoc([])), + ("required", `List([])), + ]), + ), + ]), + ), + ]); + +let set_active_task_description = {| +Description: +Sets the active task in the composition model to the task with the given title. + +Parameters: +title: string — the title of the task to set as active + +Example(s): +Calling set_active_task(title = "Task 1") will set the active task in the composition model to the task with the title "Task 1". +The title must match the title of an existing task in the task dictionary. +|}; + +let set_active_task: API.Json.t = + `Assoc([ + ("type", `String("function")), + ( + "function", + `Assoc([ + ("name", `String("set_active_task")), + ("description", `String(set_active_task_description)), + ( + "parameters", + `Assoc([ + ("type", `String("object")), + ( + "properties", + `Assoc([ + ( + "title", + `Assoc([ + ("type", `String("string")), + ( + "description", + `String("The title of the task to set as active."), + ), + ]), + ), + ]), + ), + ("required", `List([`String("title")])), + ]), + ), + ]), + ), + ]); + +let unset_active_subtask_description = {| +Description: +Unsets the currently active subtask in the active task. +This results in no active subtask being set for the currently active task. +This requires an active task to be set, otherwise nothing will happen. + +Parameters: +None + +Example(s): +Calling unset_active_subtask() will result in no active subtask being set for the currently active task. +|}; + +let unset_active_subtask: API.Json.t = + `Assoc([ + ("type", `String("function")), + ( + "function", + `Assoc([ + ("name", `String("unset_active_subtask")), + ("description", `String(unset_active_subtask_description)), + ( + "parameters", + `Assoc([ + ("type", `String("object")), + ("properties", `Assoc([])), + ("required", `List([])), + ]), + ), + ]), + ), + ]); + +let set_active_subtask_description = {| +Description: +Sets the active subtask in the active task to the subtask with the given title. + +Parameters: +title: string — the title of the subtask to set as active + +Example(s): +Calling set_active_subtask(title = "Subtask 1") will set the active subtask in the active task to the subtask with the title "Subtask 1". +The title must match the title of an existing subtask in the subtasks of the active task. +|}; + +let set_active_subtask: API.Json.t = + `Assoc([ + ("type", `String("function")), + ( + "function", + `Assoc([ + ("name", `String("set_active_subtask")), + ("description", `String(set_active_subtask_description)), + ( + "parameters", + `Assoc([ + ("type", `String("object")), + ( + "properties", + `Assoc([ + ( + "title", + `Assoc([ + ("type", `String("string")), + ( + "description", + `String("The title of the subtask to set as active."), + ), + ]), + ), + ]), + ), + ("required", `List([`String("title")])), + ]), + ), + ]), + ), + ]); + +let mark_active_task_complete_description = {| +Description: +Marks the currently active task as complete. +Sets the completion summary of the active task with the given summary. +This requires an active task to be set, otherwise nothing will happen. + +Parameters: +summary: string — a summary of changes made to complete the active task +|}; + +let mark_active_task_complete: API.Json.t = + `Assoc([ + ("type", `String("function")), + ( + "function", + `Assoc([ + ("name", `String("mark_active_task_complete")), + ("description", `String(mark_active_task_complete_description)), + ( + "parameters", + `Assoc([ + ("type", `String("object")), + ( + "properties", + `Assoc([ + ( + "summary", + `Assoc([ + ("type", `String("string")), + ( + "description", + `String( + "The summary of changes made to complete the active task. Be descriptive here. This should help the user and future developers/agents understand what changes were made to the code to accomplish this task.", + ), + ), + ]), + ), + ]), + ), + ("required", `List([`String("summary")])), + ]), + ), + ]), + ), + ]); + +let mark_active_task_incomplete_description = {| +Description: +Marks the active task as incomplete. +This requires an active task to be set, otherwise nothing will happen. + +Parameters: +None +|}; + +let mark_active_task_incomplete: API.Json.t = + `Assoc([ + ("type", `String("function")), + ( + "function", + `Assoc([ + ("name", `String("mark_active_task_incomplete")), + ("description", `String(mark_active_task_incomplete_description)), + ( + "parameters", + `Assoc([ + ("type", `String("object")), + ("properties", `Assoc([])), + ("required", `List([])), + ]), + ), + ]), + ), + ]); + +let mark_active_subtask_complete_description = {| +Description: +Marks the currently active subtask as complete. +Sets the completion summary of the active subtask with the given summary. +Also automatically tries to set the next incomplete subtask (if any) as the active subtask in the currently active task; +the "next" incomplete subtask is determined by the ordering of subtasks in the active task. +No subtask will be active if all subtasks in the currently active task are marked complete. + +Parameters: +summary: string — a summary of changes made to complete the active subtask +|}; + +let mark_active_subtask_complete: API.Json.t = + `Assoc([ + ("type", `String("function")), + ( + "function", + `Assoc([ + ("name", `String("mark_active_subtask_complete")), + ("description", `String(mark_active_subtask_complete_description)), + ( + "parameters", + `Assoc([ + ("type", `String("object")), + ( + "properties", + `Assoc([ + ( + "summary", + `Assoc([ + ("type", `String("string")), + ( + "description", + `String( + "The summary of changes made to complete the active subtask. Be descriptive here. This should help the user and future developers/agents understand what changes were made to the code to accomplish this subtask.", + ), + ), + ]), + ), + ]), + ), + ("required", `List([`String("summary")])), + ]), + ), + ]), + ), + ]); + +let mark_active_subtask_incomplete_description = {| +Description: +Marks the active subtask as incomplete. +This requires an active subtask to be set, otherwise nothing will happen. + +Parameters: +None +|}; + +let mark_active_subtask_incomplete: API.Json.t = + `Assoc([ + ("type", `String("function")), + ( + "function", + `Assoc([ + ("name", `String("mark_active_subtask_incomplete")), + ("description", `String(mark_active_subtask_incomplete_description)), + ( + "parameters", + `Assoc([ + ("type", `String("object")), + ("properties", `Assoc([])), + ("required", `List([])), + ]), + ), + ]), + ), + ]); + +let add_new_subtask_to_active_task_description = {| +Description: +Adds a new subtask to the currently active task. +The new subtask will be appended to the end of the active task's subtask ordering. +If you want to change this ordering, you can call the reorder_subtasks_in_active_task tool later on. +This requires an active task to be set, otherwise nothing will happen. + +Parameters: +subtask: { + title: string, + description: string +} — the new subtask to add to the active task +|}; + +let add_new_subtask_to_active_task: API.Json.t = + `Assoc([ + ("type", `String("function")), + ( + "function", + `Assoc([ + ("name", `String("add_new_subtask_to_active_task")), + ("description", `String(add_new_subtask_to_active_task_description)), + ( + "parameters", + `Assoc([ + ("type", `String("object")), + ( + "properties", + `Assoc([ + ( + "subtask", + `Assoc([ + ("type", `String("object")), + ("description", `String("The subtask to add.")), + ( + "properties", + `Assoc([ + ( + "title", + `Assoc([ + ("type", `String("string")), + ( + "description", + `String( + "The title of the subtask. This will also serve as a unique identifier for the subtask relative to the rest of the subtasks belonging to this specific task. Try to keep short and concise.", + ), + ), + ]), + ), + ( + "description", + `Assoc([ + ("type", `String("string")), + ( + "description", + `String( + "The description of the subtask. Be as detailed as necessary to convey the subtask at hand. This will help provide clarity on what needs to be done. Jot down any relevant details and/or pseudocode that will help guide the implementation process.", + ), + ), + ]), + ), + ]), + ), + ( + "required", + `List([`String("title"), `String("description")]), + ), + ]), + ), + ]), + ), + ("required", `List([`String("subtask")])), + ]), + ), + ]), + ), + ]); + +let reorder_subtasks_in_active_task_description = {| +Description: +Reorders the subtasks in the currently active task according to the given new ordering. +The new ordering is a list of subtask titles. +This requires an active task to be set, otherwise nothing will happen. +Make sure to use the exact titles of the subtasks as they appear in the active task's subtasks, otherwise this tool call will fail. + +Parameters: +subtasks_ordering: list(string) — the new ordering of subtask titles +|}; + +let reorder_subtasks_in_active_task: API.Json.t = + `Assoc([ + ("type", `String("function")), + ( + "function", + `Assoc([ + ("name", `String("reorder_subtasks_in_active_task")), + ( + "description", + `String(reorder_subtasks_in_active_task_description), + ), + ( + "parameters", + `Assoc([ + ("type", `String("object")), + ( + "properties", + `Assoc([ + ( + "subtasks_ordering", + `Assoc([ + ("type", `String("array")), + ("items", `Assoc([("type", `String("string"))])), + ( + "description", + `String( + "The new ordering of subtasks (referenced by their titles (aka keys/unique identifiers)) for the active task.", + ), + ), + ]), + ), + ]), + ), + ("required", `List([`String("subtasks_ordering")])), + ]), + ), + ]), + ), + ]); diff --git a/src/haz3lcore/zipper/action/Action.re b/src/haz3lcore/zipper/action/Action.re index 03c1ad72c1..ee07ed5f08 100644 --- a/src/haz3lcore/zipper/action/Action.re +++ b/src/haz3lcore/zipper/action/Action.re @@ -75,6 +75,35 @@ type paste = | String(string) | Segment(Segment.t); +[@deriving (show({with_path: false}), sexp, yojson, eq)] +type read_action = + // Lists all the use sites of the indicated variable + | ShowUseSites(string) + // Displays the typing context/scope at the current let expression in the AST + // | ShowContext //todo: technically this is accomplished via showing sibs/parent + // Displays the entire definition of the current node, with no child/sub definitions abstracted away + | ShowReferences(string); + +// --- Edit Actions --- + +[@deriving (show({with_path: false}), sexp, yojson, eq)] +type edit_action = + | Initialize(string) // Code + | UpdateDefinition(string, string) // Path, Code + | UpdateBody(string, string) // Path, Code + | UpdatePattern(string, string) // Path, Code + | UpdateBindingClause(string, string) // Path, Code + | DeleteBindingClause(string) // Path + | DeleteBody(string) // Path + | InsertAfter(string, string) // Path, Code + | InsertBefore(string, string); // Path, Code + +// AddToolLabel_1.0: Make the action types (above) and add their cases to the funs (below) +[@deriving (show({with_path: false}), sexp, yojson, eq)] +type agent_editor_action = + | Read(read_action) // Language server helpers + | Edit(edit_action); // Main source of editing the codebase + [@deriving (show({with_path: false}), sexp, yojson, eq)] type t = | Reparse @@ -90,7 +119,8 @@ type t = | Insert(string) | Put_down | Introduce - | Dump; + | Dump + | AgentEditorAction(agent_editor_action); module Failure = { [@deriving (show({with_path: false}), sexp, yojson, eq)] @@ -107,7 +137,8 @@ module Failure = { | Cant_undo | Cant_redo | CantIntroduce - | Composition_action_failure(string); + | Composition_action_failure(string) + | Cant_derive_local_AST_information; exception Exception(t); }; @@ -127,6 +158,7 @@ let is_edit: t => bool = | Put_down | Introduce | Buffer(Accept | Clear | Set(_)) + | AgentEditorAction(_) | Dump => true | Copy | Move(_) @@ -157,6 +189,7 @@ let is_historic: t => bool = | Destruct(_) | Put_down | Introduce + | AgentEditorAction(_) | Dump => true | Project(p) => switch (p) { @@ -182,6 +215,7 @@ let prevent_in_read_only_editor = (a: t) => | Insert(_) | Put_down | Introduce + | AgentEditorAction(_) | Dump => true | Project(p) => switch (p) { @@ -222,4 +256,5 @@ let should_animate: t => bool = | Copy | Move(_) | Project(_) + | AgentEditorAction(_) | Dump => true; diff --git a/src/haz3lcore/zipper/action/Perform.re b/src/haz3lcore/zipper/action/Perform.re index 4daa6f0b31..b44ebbe563 100644 --- a/src/haz3lcore/zipper/action/Perform.re +++ b/src/haz3lcore/zipper/action/Perform.re @@ -119,4 +119,7 @@ let go = |> return(Cant_insert) | Put_down => Zipper.put_down(z) |> return(Cant_put_down) | Dump => Ok(Dump.to_zipper(z)) + | AgentEditorAction(_) => + /* Agent editor actions are handled elsewhere; no-op here */ + Ok(z) }; diff --git a/src/util/API.re b/src/util/API.re index 848787e1f0..5133fc957d 100644 --- a/src/util/API.re +++ b/src/util/API.re @@ -82,6 +82,57 @@ module Json = { let* num = dot(field, json); int(num); }; + + let get_json = (item: t, entity: string) => { + switch (dot(entity, item)) { + | Some(value) => value + | None => + raise( + Failure( + "The entity " ++ entity ++ " must be provided for this action", + ), + ) + }; + }; + + let get_string = (item: t, entity: string) => { + switch (dot(entity, item)) { + | Some(`String(entity)) => entity + | _ => + raise( + Failure( + "A string for " ++ entity ++ " must be provided for this action", + ), + ) + }; + }; + + let get_json_list = (item: t, entities: string) => { + switch (dot(entities, item)) { + | Some(`List(entities_list)) => entities_list + | _ => + raise( + Failure( + "A list of " ++ entities ++ " must be provided for the action", + ), + ) + }; + }; + + let get_string_list = (item: t, entities: string) => { + let entities_list = get_json_list(item, entities); + List.map( + (entity: t) => + switch (entity) { + | `String(entity) => entity + | _ => + raise( + Failure("Each " ++ entities ++ " in the list must be a string"), + ) + }, + entities_list, + ); + }; }; }; diff --git a/src/web/Main.re b/src/web/Main.re index 01379d1b7f..3ec008a61c 100644 --- a/src/web/Main.re +++ b/src/web/Main.re @@ -153,9 +153,6 @@ let start = { >= 0; NinjaKeys.initialize(Shortcut.options(schedule_action)); JsUtil.focus_clipboard_shim(); - schedule_action( - Assistant(AssistantUpdate.ChatAction(FilterLoadingMessages)), - ); }; let%sub () = BonsaiUtil.OnStartup.on_startup( diff --git a/src/web/app/Page.re b/src/web/app/Page.re index 27dffaebef..c3d724cac4 100644 --- a/src/web/app/Page.re +++ b/src/web/app/Page.re @@ -16,7 +16,6 @@ module Model = { globals: Globals.Model.t, editors: Editors.Model.t, explain_this: ExplainThisModel.t, - assistant: AssistantModel.t, selection, }; @@ -32,12 +31,10 @@ module Store = { ~instructor_mode=globals.settings.instructor_mode, ); let explain_this = ExplainThisModel.Store.load(); - let assistant = AssistantModel.Store.load(); { editors, globals, explain_this, - assistant, selection: Editors.Selection.default_selection(editors), }; }; @@ -49,7 +46,6 @@ module Store = { ); Globals.Model.save(m.globals); ExplainThisModel.Store.save(m.explain_this); - AssistantModel.Store.save(m.assistant); }; }; @@ -66,7 +62,6 @@ module Update = { | Globals(Globals.Update.t) | Editors(Editors.Update.t) | ExplainThis(ExplainThisUpdate.update) - | Assistant(AssistantUpdate.t) | MakeActive(selection) | Benchmark(benchmark_action) | Start @@ -74,19 +69,6 @@ module Update = { let equal = (===); - let assistant_callback = - ( - ~schedule_action: t => unit, - model: Model.t, - editor: CodeEditable.Model.t, - ) => - AssistantUpdate.check_req( - ~schedule_action=a => schedule_action(Assistant(a)), - ~schedule_setting=a => schedule_action(Globals(Set(Assistant(a)))), - ~chat_id=model.assistant.current_chats.curr_suggestion_chat, - ~editor, - ); - let update_global = ( ~import_log, @@ -129,8 +111,6 @@ module Update = { Editors.Update.update( ~globals, ~schedule_action=a => schedule_action(Editors(a)), - ~send_assistant_insertion_info= - assistant_callback(~schedule_action, model), action, model.editors, ); @@ -211,8 +191,6 @@ module Update = { Editors.Update.update( ~globals=model.globals, ~schedule_action=a => schedule_action(Editors(a)), - ~send_assistant_insertion_info= - assistant_callback(~schedule_action, model), action, model.editors, ); @@ -247,8 +225,6 @@ module Update = { Editors.Update.update( ~globals, ~schedule_action=a => schedule_action(Editors(a)), - ~send_assistant_insertion_info= - assistant_callback(~schedule_action, model), action, model.editors, ); @@ -263,7 +239,6 @@ module Update = { ...model, explain_this, }; - | Assistant(_action) => model |> Updated.return_quiet // Todo: Large refactoring of agent architecture | MakeActive(selection) => { ...model, @@ -291,7 +266,6 @@ module Update = { | Globals(action) => Globals.Update.can_undo(action) | Editors(action) => Editors.Update.can_undo(action) | ExplainThis(action) => ExplainThisUpdate.can_undo(action) - | Assistant(action) => AssistantUpdate.can_undo(action) | MakeActive(_) | Benchmark(_) => false | Start => false @@ -575,13 +549,7 @@ module View = { ~get_log_and: (string => unit) => unit, ~inject: Update.t => Ui_effect.t(unit), ~cursor: Cursor.cursor(Editors.Update.t), - { - globals, - editors, - explain_this: explainThisModel, - assistant: assistantModel, - selection, - } as model: Model.t, + {globals, editors, explain_this: explainThisModel, selection} as model: Model.t, ) => { let globals = { ...globals, @@ -599,13 +567,7 @@ module View = { Sidebar.view( ~globals, ~explain_this_inject=action => inject(ExplainThis(action)), - ~assistant_inject=action => inject(Assistant(action)), - ~signal= - fun - | ScratchMode.View.MakeActive(s) => - inject(MakeActive(Scratch(s))), ~explainThisModel, - ~assistantModel, cursor.info, ); diff --git a/src/web/app/editors/Editors.re b/src/web/app/editors/Editors.re old mode 100644 new mode 100755 index 59cb8b04c6..92172771ba --- a/src/web/app/editors/Editors.re +++ b/src/web/app/editors/Editors.re @@ -132,7 +132,6 @@ module Update = { ( ~globals: Globals.t, ~schedule_action: t => unit, - ~send_assistant_insertion_info: CodeEditable.Model.t => unit, action: t, model: Model.t, ) => { @@ -141,7 +140,6 @@ module Update = { let* scratch = ScratchMode.Update.update( ~schedule_action=a => schedule_action(Scratch(a)), - ~send_assistant_insertion_info, ~is_documentation=false, ~settings=globals.settings, action, @@ -153,7 +151,6 @@ module Update = { ScratchMode.Update.update( ~settings=globals.settings, ~schedule_action=a => schedule_action(Scratch(a)), - ~send_assistant_insertion_info, ~is_documentation=true, action, m, diff --git a/src/web/app/editors/code/CodeEditable.re b/src/web/app/editors/code/CodeEditable.re index 2ee6d7ee8b..51b4ddd314 100644 --- a/src/web/app/editors/code/CodeEditable.re +++ b/src/web/app/editors/code/CodeEditable.re @@ -68,6 +68,7 @@ module Update = { | Dump => true | Project(_) | Unselect(_) + | AgentEditorAction(_) | Select(All) => false }; }, diff --git a/src/web/app/editors/code/CodeSelectable.re b/src/web/app/editors/code/CodeSelectable.re index eecaec1179..d572087152 100644 --- a/src/web/app/editors/code/CodeSelectable.re +++ b/src/web/app/editors/code/CodeSelectable.re @@ -49,7 +49,8 @@ module Update = { Buffer(_) | Project(_) | Introduce | - Dump, + Dump | + AgentEditorAction(_), ) | DebugConsole(_) | TAB => None; diff --git a/src/web/app/sidebar/Sidebar.re b/src/web/app/sidebar/Sidebar.re old mode 100644 new mode 100755 index 22eff85426..6084fa9f50 --- a/src/web/app/sidebar/Sidebar.re +++ b/src/web/app/sidebar/Sidebar.re @@ -170,10 +170,7 @@ let view = ( ~globals: Globals.t, ~explain_this_inject, - ~assistant_inject, - ~signal, ~explainThisModel: ExplainThisModel.t, - ~assistantModel: AssistantModel.t, info: option(Language.Info.t), ) => { let sub = diff --git a/src/web/view/ProjectMode/ProjectMode_ReadMe.md b/src/web/view/ProjectMode/ProjectMode_ReadMe.md deleted file mode 100644 index e69de29bb2..0000000000 diff --git a/src/web/view/ProjectMode/Agent.re b/src/web/view/ProjectModeCore/AgentCore/Agent.re similarity index 93% rename from src/web/view/ProjectMode/Agent.re rename to src/web/view/ProjectModeCore/AgentCore/Agent.re index 59ab278fcf..1a4ef62076 100644 --- a/src/web/view/ProjectMode/Agent.re +++ b/src/web/view/ProjectModeCore/AgentCore/Agent.re @@ -1,6 +1,6 @@ -open Haz3lcore; open Util; open OptUtil.Syntax; +open Haz3lcore; /* Thinkpad We will want 3 types of display messages @@ -275,6 +275,8 @@ module Chat = { title: string, message_map: Id.Map.t(Message.Model.t), root: Id.t, + agent_view: AgentContext.Model.t, + agent_workbench: AgentWorkbench.Model.t // The agent's todo lists/workbench associated with this chat }; }; @@ -359,6 +361,8 @@ module Chat = { title: "New Chat", message_map: Id.Map.singleton(system_prompt.id, system_prompt), root: system_prompt.id, + agent_view: AgentContext.Utils.init(), + agent_workbench: AgentWorkbench.Utils.MainUtils.init(), }; let dev_notes = Message.Utils.mk_developer_notes_message(dev_notes); append(dev_notes, chat); @@ -371,7 +375,9 @@ module Chat = { type t = | AppendMessage(Message.Model.t) | SwitchBranch(Id.t, Id.t) - | BranchOff(Id.t, Message.Model.t); + | BranchOff(Id.t, Message.Model.t) + | AgentViewAction(AgentContext.Update.action) + | WorkbenchAction(AgentWorkbench.Update.Action.action); }; let update = (action: Action.t, model: Model.t): Model.t => { @@ -383,6 +389,26 @@ module Chat = { let truncated_model = Utils.truncate(fork_id, model); let branched_model = Utils.append(message, truncated_model); branched_model; + | AgentViewAction(agent_view_action) => { + ...model, + agent_view: + AgentContext.Update.update(agent_view_action, model.agent_view), + } + | WorkbenchAction(workbench_action) => { + ...model, + agent_workbench: { + switch ( + AgentWorkbench.Update.update( + ~model=model.agent_workbench, + ~action=workbench_action, + ) + ) { + | AgentWorkbench.Update.Action.Success(updated_workbench) => updated_workbench + | AgentWorkbench.Update.Action.Failure(msg) => + failwith("[Chat.Update] Failed to update workbench: " ++ msg) + }; + }, + } }; }; }; @@ -492,6 +518,19 @@ module Agent = { }; }; + module Persistent = { + [@deriving (show({with_path: false}), sexp, yojson)] + type t = Model.t; + + let persist = (model: Model.t): t => { + model; + }; + + let unpersist = (p: t): Model.t => { + p; + }; + }; + module Utils = { let init = (): Model.t => { let system_prompt = "Todo: Load default system prompt"; diff --git a/src/web/view/ProjectMode/FileSystem.re b/src/web/view/ProjectModeCore/FileSystemCore/FileSystem.re similarity index 100% rename from src/web/view/ProjectMode/FileSystem.re rename to src/web/view/ProjectModeCore/FileSystemCore/FileSystem.re index 003c9abd0b..cb22d29e97 100644 --- a/src/web/view/ProjectMode/FileSystem.re +++ b/src/web/view/ProjectModeCore/FileSystemCore/FileSystem.re @@ -1,6 +1,6 @@ -open Haz3lcore; open Util; open OptUtil.Syntax; +open Haz3lcore; module Model = { [@deriving (show({with_path: false}), sexp, yojson)] diff --git a/src/web/view/ProjectMode/Project.re b/src/web/view/ProjectModeCore/ProjectCore/Project.re similarity index 81% rename from src/web/view/ProjectMode/Project.re rename to src/web/view/ProjectModeCore/ProjectCore/Project.re index 1465aaa1cd..c8af9a3056 100644 --- a/src/web/view/ProjectMode/Project.re +++ b/src/web/view/ProjectModeCore/ProjectCore/Project.re @@ -1,4 +1,3 @@ -open Haz3lcore; open Util; open OptUtil.Syntax; @@ -8,7 +7,7 @@ module Model = { id: Id.t, name: string, file_system: FileSystem.Model.t, - agent: Agent.Model.t, + agent: Agent.Agent.Model.t, // agent: Agent.Model.t // ... }; @@ -20,7 +19,7 @@ module Persistent = { id: Id.t, name: string, file_system: FileSystem.Persistent.t, - // agent: Agent.Persistent.t + agent: Agent.Agent.Persistent.t, // ... }; @@ -29,6 +28,7 @@ module Persistent = { id: model.id, name: model.name, file_system: FileSystem.Persistent.persist(model.file_system), + agent: Agent.Agent.Persistent.persist(model.agent), }; }; @@ -37,6 +37,7 @@ module Persistent = { id: p.id, name: p.name, file_system: FileSystem.Persistent.unpersist(~settings, p.file_system), + agent: Agent.Agent.Persistent.unpersist(p.agent), }; }; }; @@ -48,6 +49,7 @@ module Utils = { id, name, file_system: FileSystem.Utils.init(), + agent: Agent.Agent.Utils.init(), }; }; }; diff --git a/src/web/view/ProjectMode/ProjectMode.re b/src/web/view/ProjectModeCore/ProjectMode.re similarity index 99% rename from src/web/view/ProjectMode/ProjectMode.re rename to src/web/view/ProjectModeCore/ProjectMode.re index d47c10467b..76e18ad0df 100644 --- a/src/web/view/ProjectMode/ProjectMode.re +++ b/src/web/view/ProjectModeCore/ProjectMode.re @@ -1,4 +1,3 @@ -open Haz3lcore; open Util; open OptUtil.Syntax; @@ -73,10 +72,12 @@ module Store = { let file_system: FileSystem.Persistent.t = FileSystem.Persistent.persist(FileSystem.Utils.init()); let id = Id.mk(); + let agent = Agent.Agent.Persistent.persist(Agent.Agent.Utils.init()); let project: Project.Persistent.t = { id, name: root, file_system, + agent, }; { projects: Id.Map.singleton(id, project), diff --git a/src/web/view/ProjectModeCore/ReadMe.md b/src/web/view/ProjectModeCore/ReadMe.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000000..ce7f046bc6 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/web/view/ProjectModeCore/ReadMe.md @@ -0,0 +1,2 @@ +We cannot move project mode into core yet because of a deep list of +dependencies to cell editor, which exists in web. \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/src/web/view/ProjectMode/FileSystemView.re b/src/web/view/ProjectModeView/FileSystemView.re similarity index 100% rename from src/web/view/ProjectMode/FileSystemView.re rename to src/web/view/ProjectModeView/FileSystemView.re diff --git a/src/web/view/ProjectMode/ProjectModeView.re b/src/web/view/ProjectModeView/ProjectModeView.re similarity index 100% rename from src/web/view/ProjectMode/ProjectModeView.re rename to src/web/view/ProjectModeView/ProjectModeView.re diff --git a/src/web/view/ScratchMode.re b/src/web/view/ScratchMode.re index 78250a5ad2..cec6edf4f8 100644 --- a/src/web/view/ScratchMode.re +++ b/src/web/view/ScratchMode.re @@ -229,7 +229,6 @@ module Update = { let update = ( ~schedule_action, - ~send_assistant_insertion_info: CodeEditable.Model.t => unit, ~settings: Settings.t, ~is_documentation: bool, action, @@ -245,12 +244,6 @@ module Update = { ...model, scratchpads: new_sp, }; - switch (a) { - // Check for assistant hole completion triggers - | MainEditor(Perform(Insert(_))) => - send_assistant_insertion_info(new_ed.editor) - | _ => () - }; new_model; | SwitchSlide(i) => let* current = i |> Updated.return; From 9e6615a08e6fe8fa3799769868a8b84728901f99 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: russell-rozenbaum Date: Mon, 1 Dec 2025 19:08:24 -0500 Subject: [PATCH 11/38] cleanup warnings --- src/haz3lcore/CompositionCore/CompositionActions.re | 2 -- src/web/view/ProjectModeCore/AgentCore/Agent.re | 2 +- src/web/view/ProjectModeCore/ProjectCore/Project.re | 1 - src/web/view/ProjectModeCore/ProjectMode.re | 2 ++ src/web/view/ProjectModeView/FileSystemView.re | 4 +--- src/web/view/ProjectModeView/ProjectModeView.re | 4 ---- 6 files changed, 4 insertions(+), 11 deletions(-) diff --git a/src/haz3lcore/CompositionCore/CompositionActions.re b/src/haz3lcore/CompositionCore/CompositionActions.re index f0ce64d724..b7c3479777 100644 --- a/src/haz3lcore/CompositionCore/CompositionActions.re +++ b/src/haz3lcore/CompositionCore/CompositionActions.re @@ -1,5 +1,3 @@ -open Util; - [@deriving (show({with_path: false}), sexp, yojson)] type action = | EditorAction(Action.agent_editor_action) diff --git a/src/web/view/ProjectModeCore/AgentCore/Agent.re b/src/web/view/ProjectModeCore/AgentCore/Agent.re index 1a4ef62076..64ca32b99b 100644 --- a/src/web/view/ProjectModeCore/AgentCore/Agent.re +++ b/src/web/view/ProjectModeCore/AgentCore/Agent.re @@ -1,5 +1,4 @@ open Util; -open OptUtil.Syntax; open Haz3lcore; /* Thinkpad @@ -689,6 +688,7 @@ module Agent = { editor: CellEditor.Model.t, schedule_action: Action.t => unit, ) => { + let _ = schedule_action; let new_message = Message.Utils.mk_agent_message(reply.content); let updated_chat_system = ChatSystem.Update.update( diff --git a/src/web/view/ProjectModeCore/ProjectCore/Project.re b/src/web/view/ProjectModeCore/ProjectCore/Project.re index c8af9a3056..01f20fbe33 100644 --- a/src/web/view/ProjectModeCore/ProjectCore/Project.re +++ b/src/web/view/ProjectModeCore/ProjectCore/Project.re @@ -1,5 +1,4 @@ open Util; -open OptUtil.Syntax; module Model = { [@deriving (show({with_path: false}), sexp, yojson)] diff --git a/src/web/view/ProjectModeCore/ProjectMode.re b/src/web/view/ProjectModeCore/ProjectMode.re index 76e18ad0df..2683ee2c7f 100644 --- a/src/web/view/ProjectModeCore/ProjectMode.re +++ b/src/web/view/ProjectModeCore/ProjectMode.re @@ -185,6 +185,8 @@ module Update = { model: Model.t, ) : Updated.t(Model.t) => { + let _ = globals; + let _ = schedule_action; let curr_project = Utils.current_project(model); switch (action) { | CellAction(a) => diff --git a/src/web/view/ProjectModeView/FileSystemView.re b/src/web/view/ProjectModeView/FileSystemView.re index 46e4232b69..6919054cb0 100644 --- a/src/web/view/ProjectModeView/FileSystemView.re +++ b/src/web/view/ProjectModeView/FileSystemView.re @@ -1,11 +1,8 @@ open Haz3lcore; open Util; -open OptUtil.Syntax; open Virtual_dom.Vdom; open Node; open Util.WebUtil; -open Util.JsUtil; -open Js_of_ocaml; module W = Widgets; module I = Icons; @@ -265,6 +262,7 @@ let view = ~selected: option(Selection.t), project: Project.Model.t, ) => { + let _ = selected; /* For now we assume a single root folder at path [""] */ let root_path: Model.path = [""]; [ diff --git a/src/web/view/ProjectModeView/ProjectModeView.re b/src/web/view/ProjectModeView/ProjectModeView.re index 856e1d8d00..cc57e19ca2 100644 --- a/src/web/view/ProjectModeView/ProjectModeView.re +++ b/src/web/view/ProjectModeView/ProjectModeView.re @@ -1,6 +1,4 @@ -open Haz3lcore; open Util; -open OptUtil.Syntax; open ProjectMode; @@ -72,8 +70,6 @@ let top_bar = (~globals as _, ~inject: Update.t => 'a, model: Model.t) => { open Virtual_dom.Vdom; open Node; open Util.WebUtil; - open Util.JsUtil; - open Js_of_ocaml; module W = Widgets; module I = Icons; From e84f1bd05c0796a13b95d8a8f4642e3e7785b16d Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: russell-rozenbaum Date: Tue, 2 Dec 2025 23:11:14 -0500 Subject: [PATCH 12/38] large backend refactor almost complete-ish --- .../CompositionCore/CompositionView.re | 357 +++ src/haz3lcore/tiles/Base.re | 73 +- src/haz3lcore/zipper/Printer.re | 4 + src/haz3lcore/zipper/action/Perform.re | 13 +- src/util/ListUtil.re | 6 + src/util/OpenRouter.re | 68 +- src/web/Settings.re | 2 + src/web/app/editors/Editors.re | 7 +- .../view/ProjectModeCore/AgentCore/Agent.re | 591 +++-- .../ProjectModeCore/AgentCore/AgentGlobals.re | 84 + .../FileSystemCore/FileSystem.re | 6 +- .../ProjectModeCore/ProjectCore/Project.re | 99 + src/web/view/ProjectModeCore/ProjectMode.re | 102 +- .../ProjectModeView/AgentView/AgentView.re | 1 + .../AgentView/ChatSystemView.re | 1 + .../ProjectModeView/AgentView/ChatView.re | 1 + .../ProjectModeView/AgentView/MessageView.re | 1 + .../OLD_ASSISTANT/AssistantModel.re | 289 +++ .../OLD_ASSISTANT/AssistantView.re | 2048 +++++++++++++++++ .../view/ProjectModeView/ProjectModeView.re | 2 +- src/web/www/style/agent.css | 1 + 21 files changed, 3521 insertions(+), 235 deletions(-) create mode 100644 src/haz3lcore/CompositionCore/CompositionView.re create mode 100644 src/web/view/ProjectModeCore/AgentCore/AgentGlobals.re create mode 100644 src/web/view/ProjectModeView/AgentView/AgentView.re create mode 100644 src/web/view/ProjectModeView/AgentView/ChatSystemView.re create mode 100644 src/web/view/ProjectModeView/AgentView/ChatView.re create mode 100644 src/web/view/ProjectModeView/AgentView/MessageView.re create mode 100644 src/web/view/ProjectModeView/OLD_ASSISTANT/AssistantModel.re create mode 100644 src/web/view/ProjectModeView/OLD_ASSISTANT/AssistantView.re create mode 100644 src/web/www/style/agent.css diff --git a/src/haz3lcore/CompositionCore/CompositionView.re b/src/haz3lcore/CompositionCore/CompositionView.re new file mode 100644 index 0000000000..b0fe3d235c --- /dev/null +++ b/src/haz3lcore/CompositionCore/CompositionView.re @@ -0,0 +1,357 @@ +open Util; +open Language; +open Language.Statics; +open HighLevelNodeMap.Public; + +/* + Follows a programming practice/pattern here of separating logic local to the file into a "local" module, + and then exposing a public module for the logic that is intended to be used externally. + + module Local = { + **utils/helpers/etc.** + }; + module Public = { + **functions/methods/etc.** + }; + + The local code can get pretty messy and maze-like, thus showing a clear separation of what is + exposed and what is not will hopefully counteract this. + */ + +module Local = { + module Utils = { + let get_individual_ids_of_let = (term: Info.t): (Id.t, Id.t, Id.t) => { + switch (term) { + | InfoExp({term, _}) => + switch (Exp.term_of(term)) { + | Let(pat, def, body) => ( + Pat.rep_id(pat), + Exp.rep_id(def), + Exp.rep_id(body), + ) + // We won't fold/abstract away type definitions, so no need for this helper to handle them yet + | _ => (Id.invalid, Id.invalid, Id.invalid) + } + | _ => (Id.invalid, Id.invalid, Id.invalid) + }; + }; + + let get_def_id_of_let = (term: Info.t): Id.t => { + let (_, def, _) = get_individual_ids_of_let(term); + def; + }; + }; + + module ViewUtils = { + let rec fold_terms = (z: Zipper.t, ids: list(Id.t)) => { + switch (ids) { + | [] => z + | [id, ...rest] => + // Fold the term + switch ( + Select.term( + ~defs_exclude_bodies=false, + ~case_rules=false, + CachedSyntax.init(z).term_data, + id, + z, + ) + ) { + | Some(z') => + switch ( + ProjectorPerform.go( + CachedSyntax.init(z').term_data, + SetIndicated(Specific(Fold)), + z', + ) + ) { + | Ok(z'') => fold_terms(z'', rest) + | _ => fold_terms(z', rest) + } + | None => fold_terms(z, rest) + } + }; + }; + + let is_term_folded = (term_data: TermData.t, id: Id.t, z: Zipper.t): bool => { + switch ( + Select.term( + ~defs_exclude_bodies=false, + ~case_rules=false, + term_data, + id, + z, + ) + ) { + | Some(z') => + switch (z'.selection.content) { + | [Piece.Projector(pr)] => pr.kind == ProjectorCore.Kind.Fold + | _ => false + } + | None => false + }; + }; + + let expand_terms = (~z: Zipper.t, ~ids: list(Id.t)) => { + // Retain only the ids which are already folded + let ids = + List.filter_map( + id => + if (is_term_folded(CachedSyntax.init(z).term_data, id, z)) { + Some(id); + } else { + None; + }, + ids, + ); + fold_terms(z, ids); + }; + + let collapse_terms = (~z: Zipper.t, ~ids: list(Id.t)) => { + // Retain only the ids which are not folded + let ids = + List.filter_map( + id => + if (!is_term_folded(CachedSyntax.init(z).term_data, id, z)) { + Some(id); + } else { + None; + }, + ids, + ); + fold_terms(z, ids); + }; + + let expand_definitions = + (~z: Zipper.t, ~ids: list(Id.t), ~info_map: Id.Map.t(Info.t)) => { + let infos = + List.map((id: Id.t) => Id.Map.find_opt(id, info_map), ids); + let def_ids = + List.filter_map( + (info: option(Info.t)) => + switch (info) { + | Some(info) => Some(Utils.get_def_id_of_let(info)) + | None => None + }, + infos, + ) + |> List.filter((id: Id.t) => id != Id.invalid); + expand_terms(~z, ~ids=def_ids); + }; + + let collapse_definitions = + (~z: Zipper.t, ~ids: list(Id.t), ~info_map: Id.Map.t(Info.t)) => { + let infos = + List.map((id: Id.t) => Id.Map.find_opt(id, info_map), ids); + let def_ids = + List.filter_map( + (info: option(Info.t)) => + switch (info) { + | Some(info) => Some(Utils.get_def_id_of_let(info)) + | None => None + }, + infos, + ) + |> List.filter((id: Id.t) => id != Id.invalid); + collapse_terms(~z, ~ids=def_ids); + }; + + let fold_body = (z: Zipper.t, term: Info.t) => { + let id = + switch (term) { + | InfoExp({term, _}) => + switch (Exp.term_of(term)) { + | Let(_, _, body) => Exp.rep_id(body) + | TyAlias(_, _, body) => Exp.rep_id(body) + | _ => Id.invalid + } + | _ => Id.invalid + }; + switch ( + Select.term( + ~defs_exclude_bodies=false, + ~case_rules=false, + CachedSyntax.init(z).term_data, + id, + z, + ) + ) { + | Some(z') => + let z'' = + ProjectorPerform.go( + CachedSyntax.init(z').term_data, + SetIndicated(Specific(Fold)), + z', + ); + z''; + | _ => Ok(z) + }; + }; + }; + + module ContextUtils = { + let context_of = (node: HighLevelNodeMap.node): string => { + switch (node.info) { + | InfoExp({ctx, _}) => + let bindings: Binding.s = + List.filter_map( + (entry: Ctx.entry) => { + let b = + switch (entry) { + | Ctx.VarEntry(entry) => Ctx.binding_of(ctx, entry.name) + | Ctx.TVarEntry(entry) => Ctx.binding_of(ctx, entry.name) + | Ctx.ConstructorEntry(entry) => + Ctx.binding_of(ctx, entry.name) + | _ => Ctx.binding_of(ctx, "") // invalid + }; + if (b.id == Id.invalid) { + None; + } else { + Some(b); + }; + }, + ctx.entries, + ); + "Typing Context: [" + ++ String.concat( + "\n", + List.mapi( + (i: int, b: Binding.t) => + b.name ++ "(Index: " ++ string_of_int(i) ++ ")", + bindings, + ), + ) + ++ "]"; + | _ => "" + }; + }; + + let refs_in = + ( + ~exclude_rec_refs: bool=false, + ~exclude_body_refs: bool=false, + info_map: Id.Map.t(Info.t), + node: HighLevelNodeMap.node, + ) + : list(Binding.t) => { + let id = Utils.get_def_id_of_let(node.info); + let refs_of_def = Statics.Map.refs_in(info_map, id); + let refs_of_node = + Statics.Map.refs_in(info_map, HighLevelNodeMap.id_of(node)); + + // Intersect based on binding IDs + // This allows us to ignore references in the body AND recursive references in the def + // (refs_of_def will not have body refs) + // (refs_of_node will not have recursive refs) + let intersected_refs = + ListUtil.intersection_f( + (b: Binding.t) => b.id, + refs_of_def, + refs_of_node, + ); + + let refs = + switch (exclude_rec_refs, exclude_body_refs) { + | (true, true) => intersected_refs + | (true, false) => refs_of_node + | (false, true) => refs_of_def + | (false, false) => refs_of_def @ refs_of_node + }; + + // remove duplicates + let refs' = + ListUtil.dedup_f( + (b1: Binding.t, b2: Binding.t) => b1.id == b2.id, + refs, + ); + + let refs'' = List.filter((b: Binding.t) => b.id != Id.invalid, refs'); + + refs''; + }; + + let str_of_refs_in = (references: list(Binding.t)): string => { + "Variables referenced: [" + ++ String.concat( + ", ", + List.mapi( + (i: int, b: Binding.t) => + b.name ++ " (Index: " ++ string_of_int(i) ++ ")", + references, + ), + ) + ++ "]"; + }; + + let str_refs_in = + ( + ~exclude_rec_refs: bool=false, + ~exclude_body_refs: bool=false, + info_map: Id.Map.t(Info.t), + node: HighLevelNodeMap.node, + ) + : string => { + refs_in(~exclude_rec_refs, ~exclude_body_refs, info_map, node) + |> str_of_refs_in; + }; + }; + + module Printer = { + let convex_char = "?"; + let concave_char = "~"; + + let print = + (editor: Editor.t, agent_context: AgentContext.Model.t): string => { + let z = editor.state.zipper; + let info_map = Perform.mk_statics(z); + let node_map = HighLevelNodeMap.build(z, info_map); + switch (node_map) { + | None => + Printer.of_zipper( + ~holes=convex_char, + ~concave_holes=concave_char, + ~special_folds=true, + z, + ) + | Some(node_map) => + // Step 1: Expand everything for agent view + // TODO: Skipping for now. Bottleneck. + // print_endline("here #1, expanding everything"); + // let all_ids = Id.Map.bindings(info_map) |> List.map(fst); + // let z' = ViewUtils.expand_terms(~z, ~ids=all_ids); + + // Step 2: Collapse all top level definitions for agent view, + // except for the ones that are expanded, given by the agent view's expanded list + let all_top_level_ids = Id.Map.bindings(node_map) |> List.map(fst); + let expanded_ids = + List.filter_map( + (path: string) => path_to_id_opt(node_map, path), + agent_context.expanded_paths, + ); + let ids_to_collapse = + all_top_level_ids + |> List.filter((id: Id.t) => !List.mem(id, expanded_ids)); + print_endline( + "here #2.1, ids to collapse: " + ++ String.concat(", ", List.map(Id.to_string, ids_to_collapse)), + ); + let z' = + ViewUtils.collapse_definitions(~z, ~ids=ids_to_collapse, ~info_map); + + print_endline("here #3, printing zipper"); + Printer.of_zipper( + ~holes=convex_char, + ~concave_holes=concave_char, + ~special_folds=true, + z', + ); + }; + }; + }; +}; + +module Public = { + let print = { + Local.Printer.print; + }; +}; diff --git a/src/haz3lcore/tiles/Base.re b/src/haz3lcore/tiles/Base.re index 8b135e0db1..8547988c9a 100644 --- a/src/haz3lcore/tiles/Base.re +++ b/src/haz3lcore/tiles/Base.re @@ -36,36 +36,85 @@ let unparenthesize = (piece: piece): segment => }; let rec segment_to_string = - (~holes=" ", ~concave_holes=" ", ~projector_to_segment, seg: segment) + ( + ~holes=" ", + ~concave_holes=" ", + ~special_folds=false, + ~projector_to_segment, + seg: segment, + ) : string => seg |> List.map( - piece_to_string(~holes, ~concave_holes, ~projector_to_segment), + piece_to_string( + ~holes, + ~concave_holes, + ~projector_to_segment, + ~special_folds, + ), ) |> String.concat("") and piece_to_string = - (~holes: string, ~concave_holes: string, ~projector_to_segment, p: piece) + ( + ~holes: string, + ~concave_holes: string, + ~projector_to_segment, + ~special_folds, + p: piece, + ) : string => switch (p) { | Tile(t) => - tile_to_string(~holes, ~concave_holes, ~projector_to_segment, t) - | Grout({shape: Concave, _}) => concave_holes - | Grout({shape: Convex, _}) => holes - | Secondary(w) => Secondary.get_string(w.content) - | Projector(p) => - segment_to_string( + tile_to_string( ~holes, ~concave_holes, ~projector_to_segment, - projector_to_segment(p), + ~special_folds, + t, ) + | Grout({shape: Concave, _}) => concave_holes + | Grout({shape: Convex, _}) => holes + | Secondary(w) => Secondary.get_string(w.content) + | Projector(p) => + if (special_folds) { + switch (p.kind) { + | ProjectorCore.Kind.Fold => "⋱" + | _ => + segment_to_string( + ~holes, + ~concave_holes, + ~projector_to_segment, + ~special_folds, + projector_to_segment(p), + ) + }; + } else { + segment_to_string( + ~holes, + ~concave_holes, + ~projector_to_segment, + ~special_folds, + projector_to_segment(p), + ); + } } and tile_to_string = - (~holes: string, ~concave_holes: string, ~projector_to_segment, t: tile) + ( + ~holes: string, + ~concave_holes: string, + ~projector_to_segment, + ~special_folds, + t: tile, + ) : string => Aba.mk(t.shards, t.children) |> Aba.join( List.nth(t.label), - segment_to_string(~holes, ~concave_holes, ~projector_to_segment), + segment_to_string( + ~holes, + ~concave_holes, + ~projector_to_segment, + ~special_folds, + ), ) |> String.concat(""); diff --git a/src/haz3lcore/zipper/Printer.re b/src/haz3lcore/zipper/Printer.re index 748054af0a..a38f4a7040 100644 --- a/src/haz3lcore/zipper/Printer.re +++ b/src/haz3lcore/zipper/Printer.re @@ -67,6 +67,7 @@ let of_segment = ( ~holes=" ", ~concave_holes=" ", + ~special_folds=false, ~indent=" ", ~caret: option((string, Point.t))=None, ~selection_anchor: option((string, Point.t))=None, @@ -79,6 +80,7 @@ let of_segment = ~holes, ~concave_holes, ~projector_to_segment=Triggers.projector_to_invoke, + ~special_folds, ) |> String.split_on_char('\n') |> add_indents(segment, measured, indent) @@ -90,6 +92,7 @@ let of_zipper = ( ~holes=?, ~concave_holes=?, + ~special_folds=?, ~indent=?, ~caret=?, ~selection_anchor=?, @@ -111,6 +114,7 @@ let of_zipper = of_segment( ~holes?, ~concave_holes?, + ~special_folds?, ~indent?, ~caret, ~selection_anchor, diff --git a/src/haz3lcore/zipper/action/Perform.re b/src/haz3lcore/zipper/action/Perform.re index b44ebbe563..5353e01160 100644 --- a/src/haz3lcore/zipper/action/Perform.re +++ b/src/haz3lcore/zipper/action/Perform.re @@ -6,6 +6,15 @@ type state = { col_target: option(int), }; +let mk_statics = (z: Zipper.t): Language.StaticsBase.Map.t => + Language.( + Statics.mk( + CoreSettings.on, + Builtins.ctx_init(Some(Operators.default_mode)), + MakeTerm.from_zip_for_sem(z).term, + ) + ); + let return = (error: Action.Failure.t, z: option(Zipper.t)) => Result.of_option(~error, z); @@ -119,7 +128,7 @@ let go = |> return(Cant_insert) | Put_down => Zipper.put_down(z) |> return(Cant_put_down) | Dump => Ok(Dump.to_zipper(z)) - | AgentEditorAction(_) => + | AgentEditorAction(a) => /* Agent editor actions are handled elsewhere; no-op here */ - Ok(z) + CompositionGo.Public.go(~syntax, ~z, ~a, ~mk_statics, ~return) }; diff --git a/src/util/ListUtil.re b/src/util/ListUtil.re index 135bc90a19..8f44872d38 100644 --- a/src/util/ListUtil.re +++ b/src/util/ListUtil.re @@ -468,6 +468,12 @@ let rec fold_left_opt = }; }; +let intersection = (xs, ys) => + List.filter((x: 'a) => List.exists((y: 'a) => x == y, ys), xs); + +let intersection_f = (f: 'a => 'b, xs, ys) => + List.filter((x: 'a) => List.exists((y: 'a) => f(x) == f(y), ys), xs); + let map_with_history = (f: (list('y), 'x) => 'y, xs: list('x)): list('y) => { let rec aux = (acc: list('y), remaining: list('x)) => { switch (remaining) { diff --git a/src/util/OpenRouter.re b/src/util/OpenRouter.re index caa0a87b83..844d5e9e7e 100644 --- a/src/util/OpenRouter.re +++ b/src/util/OpenRouter.re @@ -3,21 +3,40 @@ open OptUtil.Syntax; open Sexplib.Std; open Ppx_yojson_conv_lib.Yojson_conv; -module Message = { +module Reply = { module Model = { [@deriving (show({with_path: false}), sexp, yojson)] - type tool_contents = { - tool_call_id: string, + type usage = { + prompt_tokens: int, + completion_tokens: int, + total_tokens: int, + }; + + [@deriving (show({with_path: false}), sexp, yojson)] + type tool_call = { + id: string, name: string, + args: Json.t, }; + [@deriving (show({with_path: false}), sexp, yojson)] + type t = { + content: string, + tool_calls: list(tool_call), + usage, + }; + }; +}; + +module Message = { + module Model = { [@deriving (show({with_path: false}), sexp, yojson)] type role = | System | Developer | User | Assistant - | Tool(tool_contents); + | Tool(Reply.Model.tool_call); [@deriving (show({with_path: false}), sexp, yojson)] type t = { @@ -37,12 +56,12 @@ module Message = { let json_of_message = (message: Model.t): Json.t => switch (message.role) { - | Tool(tool_contents) => + | Tool(tool_call) => `Assoc([ ("role", `String(string_of_role(message.role))), ("content", `String(message.content)), - ("tool_call_id", `String(tool_contents.tool_call_id)), - ("name", `String(tool_contents.name)), + ("tool_call_id", `String(tool_call.id)), + ("name", `String(tool_call.name)), ]) | _ => `Assoc([ @@ -68,8 +87,8 @@ module Message = { content, }; let mk_tool_msg = - (content: string, tool_contents: Model.tool_contents): Model.t => { - role: Tool(tool_contents), + (content: string, tool_call: Reply.Model.tool_call): Model.t => { + role: Tool(tool_call), content, }; }; @@ -155,31 +174,6 @@ module Payload = { }; }; -module Reply = { - module Model = { - [@deriving (show({with_path: false}), sexp, yojson)] - type usage = { - prompt_tokens: int, - completion_tokens: int, - total_tokens: int, - }; - - [@deriving (show({with_path: false}), sexp, yojson)] - type tool_call = { - id: string, - name: string, - args: Json.t, - }; - - [@deriving (show({with_path: false}), sexp, yojson)] - type t = { - content: string, - tool_calls: list(tool_call), - usage, - }; - }; -}; - module Model = { [@deriving (show({with_path: false}), sexp, yojson)] type error = { @@ -342,11 +336,11 @@ module AvailableLLMs = { }; [@deriving (show({with_path: false}), sexp, yojson)] - type t = {data: list(llm_info)}; + type t = list(llm_info); }; module Utils = { - let get_models = (~key, ~handler): unit => { + let get_models = (~key: string, ~handler: option(Json.t) => unit): unit => { print_endline("API: GETting OpenRouter models"); request( ~method=GET, @@ -447,7 +441,7 @@ module AvailableLLMs = { StringUtil.match(StringUtil.regexp("free"), model.name), sorted, ); - Some({data: free @ paid}); + Some(free @ paid); | _ => None } | _ => None diff --git a/src/web/Settings.re b/src/web/Settings.re index 2dbcb10032..a8a5cb5003 100644 --- a/src/web/Settings.re +++ b/src/web/Settings.re @@ -12,6 +12,7 @@ module Model = { benchmark: bool, explainThis: ExplainThisModel.Settings.t, sidebar: SidebarModel.Settings.t, + agent_globals: AgentGlobals.Model.t, }; let init = { @@ -49,6 +50,7 @@ module Model = { panel: LanguageDocumentation, show: true, }, + agent_globals: AgentGlobals.init(), }; let fix_instructor_mode = settings => diff --git a/src/web/app/editors/Editors.re b/src/web/app/editors/Editors.re index 92172771ba..5010d27f51 100755 --- a/src/web/app/editors/Editors.re +++ b/src/web/app/editors/Editors.re @@ -175,13 +175,14 @@ module Update = { ); Model.Exercises(m'); | (Projects(action), Projects(m)) => + let schedule_action = (a: ProjectMode.Update.t) => + schedule_action(Projects(a)); let* m' = ProjectMode.Update.update( - ~settings=globals.settings, - ~globals, - ~schedule_action=a => schedule_action(Projects(a)), + globals.settings, action, m, + schedule_action, ); Model.Projects(m'); | (Projects(_), Scratch(_)) diff --git a/src/web/view/ProjectModeCore/AgentCore/Agent.re b/src/web/view/ProjectModeCore/AgentCore/Agent.re index 64ca32b99b..25f714f6c3 100644 --- a/src/web/view/ProjectModeCore/AgentCore/Agent.re +++ b/src/web/view/ProjectModeCore/AgentCore/Agent.re @@ -31,9 +31,18 @@ open Haz3lcore; - User - Tool - Developer + */ +module Failure = { + [@deriving (show({with_path: false}), sexp, yojson)] + type t = + | Info(string); +}; - */ +module Result = { + include Result; + type t('success) = Result.t('success, Failure.t); +}; module Message = { module Model = { @@ -44,8 +53,8 @@ module Message = { [@deriving (show({with_path: false}), sexp, yojson)] type tool_result_kind = - | ToolCall - | ToolResult; + | Success + | Failure; [@deriving (show({with_path: false}), sexp, yojson)] type system_kind = @@ -154,7 +163,7 @@ module Message = { let mk_tool_result_message = ( content: string, - tool_contents: OpenRouter.Message.Model.tool_contents, + tool_call: OpenRouter.Reply.Model.tool_call, tool_result_kind: Model.tool_result_kind, ) : Model.t => { @@ -168,9 +177,7 @@ module Message = { timestamp: JsUtil.timestamp(), role: System(ToolResult(tool_result_kind)), api_message: - Some( - OpenRouter.Message.Utils.mk_tool_msg(api_content, tool_contents), - ), + Some(OpenRouter.Message.Utils.mk_tool_msg(api_content, tool_call)), children: [], current_child: None, }; @@ -263,6 +270,12 @@ module Message = { module Chat = { module Model = { + [@deriving (show({with_path: false}), sexp, yojson)] + type context = { + agent_editor_view: Message.Model.t, + static_errors_info: Message.Model.t, + }; + // Chats are a tree of messages // The user can branch off from the current or past message and create threads // The current thread is made via linearizing the branch denoted by the current head @@ -275,7 +288,8 @@ module Chat = { message_map: Id.Map.t(Message.Model.t), root: Id.t, agent_view: AgentContext.Model.t, - agent_workbench: AgentWorkbench.Model.t // The agent's todo lists/workbench associated with this chat + agent_workbench: AgentWorkbench.Model.t, // The agent's todo lists/workbench associated with this chat + context: option(context), }; }; @@ -297,10 +311,11 @@ module Chat = { | None => messages | Some(child_id) => let child_msg = find_message(child_id, chat); - go(child_msg, messages @ [msg]); + go(child_msg, messages @ [child_msg]); }; }; - go(find_message(chat.root, chat), []); + let root_msg = find_message(chat.root, chat); + go(find_message(chat.root, chat), [root_msg]); }; let api_messages_of_messages = @@ -312,7 +327,10 @@ module Chat = { // Calling linearize makes this a little costly // but it also keeps code safer rather than storing a current tail pointer let linear = linearize(chat); - List.hd(List.rev(linear)); + ListUtil.hd_opt(List.rev(linear)) + |> OptUtil.get_or_fail( + "[Chat.Utils.current_tail] Failed to get current tail", + ); }; let update_message = (message: Message.Model.t, chat: Model.t): Model.t => { @@ -326,8 +344,17 @@ module Chat = { // Inserts a new message at the current tail of the chat // Add new message's id to the current tail message's children + print_endline("[Chat.Utils.append] Adding new message to the chat"); let tail_msg = current_tail(chat); + print_endline( + "[Chat.Utils.append] Current tail message: " + ++ Message.Model.show(tail_msg), + ); let updated_tail_msg = Message.Utils.add_child(tail_msg, new_msg.id); + print_endline( + "[Chat.Utils.append] Updated tail message: " + ++ Message.Model.show(updated_tail_msg), + ); let updated_chat = update_message(updated_tail_msg, chat); // Add the new message to the chat @@ -353,7 +380,34 @@ module Chat = { update_message(updated_fork_msg, chat); }; + let update_context = + ( + agent_editor_view: Message.Model.t, + static_errors_info: Message.Model.t, + chat: Model.t, + ) + : Model.t => { + { + ...chat, + context: + Some({ + agent_editor_view, + static_errors_info, + }), + }; + }; + + let get = (chat: Model.t): list(Message.Model.t) => { + let linear = linearize(chat); + switch (chat.context) { + | Some(context) => + linear @ [context.agent_editor_view, context.static_errors_info] + | None => linear + }; + }; + let init = (~system_prompt: string, ~dev_notes: string): Model.t => { + print_endline("[Chat.Utils.init] Initializing chat"); let system_prompt = Message.Utils.mk_prompt_message(system_prompt); let chat: Model.t = { id: Id.mk(), @@ -362,9 +416,20 @@ module Chat = { root: system_prompt.id, agent_view: AgentContext.Utils.init(), agent_workbench: AgentWorkbench.Utils.MainUtils.init(), + context: None, }; + print_endline("[Chat.Utils.init] Created system prompt"); let dev_notes = Message.Utils.mk_developer_notes_message(dev_notes); - append(dev_notes, chat); + let chat = append(dev_notes, chat); + print_endline("[Chat.Utils.init] Appended dev notes"); + print_endline( + "[Chat.Utils.init] Debugging via printing current messages and message map", + ); + print_endline( + "[Chat.Utils.init] Current messages: " + ++ String.concat("\n", List.map(Message.Model.show, get(chat))), + ); + chat; }; }; @@ -375,39 +440,47 @@ module Chat = { | AppendMessage(Message.Model.t) | SwitchBranch(Id.t, Id.t) | BranchOff(Id.t, Message.Model.t) - | AgentViewAction(AgentContext.Update.action) - | WorkbenchAction(AgentWorkbench.Update.Action.action); + | AgentContextAction(AgentContext.Update.action) + | WorkbenchAction(AgentWorkbench.Update.Action.action) + | UpdateContext(Message.Model.t, Message.Model.t); }; - let update = (action: Action.t, model: Model.t): Model.t => { + let update = (action: Action.t, model: Model.t): Result.t(Model.t) => { switch (action) { - | AppendMessage(message) => Utils.append(message, model) + | AppendMessage(message) => Ok(Utils.append(message, model)) | SwitchBranch(fork_id, new_child_id) => - Utils.switch_branch(~fork_id, ~new_child_id, model) + Ok(Utils.switch_branch(~fork_id, ~new_child_id, model)) | BranchOff(fork_id, message) => let truncated_model = Utils.truncate(fork_id, model); let branched_model = Utils.append(message, truncated_model); - branched_model; - | AgentViewAction(agent_view_action) => { + Ok(branched_model); + | AgentContextAction(agent_context_action) => + Ok({ ...model, agent_view: - AgentContext.Update.update(agent_view_action, model.agent_view), - } - | WorkbenchAction(workbench_action) => { - ...model, - agent_workbench: { - switch ( - AgentWorkbench.Update.update( - ~model=model.agent_workbench, - ~action=workbench_action, - ) - ) { - | AgentWorkbench.Update.Action.Success(updated_workbench) => updated_workbench - | AgentWorkbench.Update.Action.Failure(msg) => - failwith("[Chat.Update] Failed to update workbench: " ++ msg) - }; - }, - } + AgentContext.Update.update( + agent_context_action, + model.agent_view, + ), + }) + | WorkbenchAction(workbench_action) => + let workbench = + AgentWorkbench.Update.update( + ~model=model.agent_workbench, + ~action=workbench_action, + ); + switch (workbench) { + | Success(updated_workbench) => + Ok({ + ...model, + agent_workbench: updated_workbench, + }) + | Failure(error) => Error(Failure.Info(error)) + }; + | UpdateContext(agent_editor_view, static_errors_info) => + Ok( + Utils.update_context(agent_editor_view, static_errors_info, model), + ) }; }; }; @@ -472,19 +545,25 @@ module ChatSystem = { | NewChat(string, string) | DeleteChat(Id.t) | ChatAction(Chat.Update.Action.t, Id.t); + + [@deriving (show({with_path: false}), sexp, yojson)] + type result = + | Success(Model.t) + | Failure(string); }; - let update = (action: Action.t, model: Model.t): Model.t => { + let update = (action: Action.t, model: Model.t): Result.t(Model.t) => { switch (action) { - | SwitchChat(chat_id) => Utils.switch_chat(chat_id, model) + | SwitchChat(chat_id) => Ok(Utils.switch_chat(chat_id, model)) | NewChat(system_prompt, dev_notes) => - Utils.new_chat(~system_prompt, ~dev_notes, model) - | DeleteChat(chat_id) => Utils.delete_chat(chat_id, model) + Ok(Utils.new_chat(~system_prompt, ~dev_notes, model)) + | DeleteChat(chat_id) => Ok(Utils.delete_chat(chat_id, model)) | ChatAction(chat_action, chat_id) => switch ( Chat.Update.update(chat_action, Utils.find_chat(chat_id, model)) ) { - | updated_chat => Utils.update_chat(updated_chat, model) + | Ok(updated_chat) => Ok(Utils.update_chat(updated_chat, model)) + | Error(error) => Error(error) } }; }; @@ -502,18 +581,10 @@ module Agent = { dev_notes: string, }; - [@deriving (show({with_path: false}), sexp, yojson)] - type api_params = { - available_llms: list(OpenRouter.AvailableLLMs.Model.t), - llm_id: option(string), - api_key: option(string), - }; - [@deriving (show({with_path: false}), sexp, yojson)] type t = { chat_system: ChatSystem.Model.t, prompting, - api_params, }; }; @@ -541,13 +612,104 @@ module Agent = { system_prompt, dev_notes, }, - api_params: { - available_llms: [], - // for adhoc testing, explicitly set - llm_id: None, - // for adhoc testing, explicitly set !WARNING: NEVER PUSH TO PRODUCTION WITH THIS SET! - api_key: None, - }, + }; + }; + }; + + module ToolCallHandler = { + [@deriving (show({with_path: false}), sexp, yojson)] + type action = CompositionActions.action; + + [@deriving (show({with_path: false}), sexp, yojson)] + type result = + | Success(Model.t, Updated.t(CellEditor.Model.t)) + | Failure(string); + + let update = + ( + ~settings: Settings.t, + action: action, + agent: Model.t, + editor: CodeWithStatics.Model.t, + chat_id: Id.t, + ) + : Result.t((Model.t, CodeWithStatics.Model.t)) => { + switch (action) { + | EditorAction(agent_editor_action) => + let action = Action.AgentEditorAction(agent_editor_action); + let updated_editor = + Editor.Update.update( + ~settings=settings.core, + action, + editor.statics, + editor.dynamics, + editor.editor, + ); + switch (updated_editor) { + | Ok(updated_editor) => + Ok(( + agent, + CodeWithStatics.Model.{ + editor: updated_editor, + statics: editor.statics, + dynamics: editor.dynamics, + }, + )) + | Error(err) => + switch (err) { + | Action.Failure.Composition_action_failure(msg) => + Error(Failure.Info(msg)) + | _ => + Error( + Failure.Info( + "Unknown error occured when trying to apply tool request to editor", + ), + ) + } + }; + | WorkbenchAction(workbench_action) => + let action = + AgentWorkbench.Update.Action.BackendAction(workbench_action); + let chat_system = + ChatSystem.Update.update( + ChatSystem.Update.Action.ChatAction( + Chat.Update.Action.WorkbenchAction(action), + chat_id, + ), + agent.chat_system, + ); + switch (chat_system) { + | Ok(updated_chat_system) => + Ok(( + { + ...agent, + chat_system: updated_chat_system, + }, + editor, + )) + | Error(error) => Error(error) + }; + | AgentContextAction(agent_context_action) => + let action = agent_context_action; + let chat_system = + ChatSystem.Update.update( + ChatSystem.Update.Action.ChatAction( + Chat.Update.Action.AgentContextAction(action), + chat_id, + ), + agent.chat_system, + ); + switch (chat_system) { + | Ok(updated_chat_system) => + Ok(( + { + ...agent, + chat_system: updated_chat_system, + }, + editor, + )) + | Error(error) => Error(error) + }; }; }; }; @@ -557,14 +719,10 @@ module Agent = { [@deriving (show({with_path: false}), sexp, yojson)] type t = | ChatSystemAction(ChatSystem.Update.Action.t) - | SendMessage(string, Id.t) + | SendMessage(Message.Model.t, Id.t) | HandleLLMResponse(OpenRouter.Reply.Model.t, Id.t); }; - type result = - | Success(Model.t, CellEditor.Model.t) - | Failure(string); - let send_llm_request = ( ~api_key: string, @@ -600,15 +758,15 @@ module Agent = { let send_message = ( - content: string, + ~api_key: option(string), + ~llm_id: option(string), + new_message: Message.Model.t, chat_id: Id.t, model: Model.t, - editor: CellEditor.Model.t, schedule_action: Action.t => unit, ) - : result => { + : Result.t(Model.t) => { let chat_system = model.chat_system; - let new_message = Message.Utils.mk_user_message(content); let chat_system = ChatSystem.Update.update( ChatSystem.Update.Action.ChatAction( @@ -617,66 +775,83 @@ module Agent = { ), chat_system, ); - switch (model.api_params.api_key, model.api_params.llm_id) { + switch (api_key, llm_id) { | (None, _) => let api_failure_message = Message.Utils.mk_api_failure_message( "An API key is required. Please set an API key in the settings.", ); - let updated_chat_system = - ChatSystem.Update.update( - ChatSystem.Update.Action.ChatAction( - AppendMessage(api_failure_message), - chat_id, - ), - chat_system, - ); - Success( - { - ...model, - chat_system: updated_chat_system, - }, - editor, - ); + switch (chat_system) { + | Ok(chat_system) => + switch ( + ChatSystem.Update.update( + ChatSystem.Update.Action.ChatAction( + AppendMessage(api_failure_message), + chat_id, + ), + chat_system, + ) + ) { + | Ok(chat_system) => + Ok({ + ...model, + chat_system, + }) + | Error(error) => Error(error) + } + | Error(error) => Error(error) + }; | (_, None) => let api_failure_message = Message.Utils.mk_api_failure_message( "LLM ID is required. Please select an LLM in the settings.", ); - let updated_chat_system = - ChatSystem.Update.update( - ChatSystem.Update.Action.ChatAction( - AppendMessage(api_failure_message), - chat_id, - ), - chat_system, - ); - Success( - { - ...model, - chat_system: updated_chat_system, - }, - editor, - ); + switch (chat_system) { + | Ok(chat_system) => + switch ( + ChatSystem.Update.update( + ChatSystem.Update.Action.ChatAction( + AppendMessage(api_failure_message), + chat_id, + ), + chat_system, + ) + ) { + | Ok(chat_system) => + Ok({ + ...model, + chat_system, + }) + | Error(error) => Error(error) + } + | Error(error) => Error(error) + }; | (Some(api_key), Some(llm_id)) => - send_llm_request( - ~api_key, - ~payload= - OpenRouter.Payload.Utils.mk_default( - ~model_id=llm_id, - ~messages= - Chat.Utils.api_messages_of_messages( - Chat.Utils.linearize( - ChatSystem.Utils.find_chat(chat_id, chat_system), + switch (chat_system) { + | Ok(chat_system) => + send_llm_request( + ~api_key, + ~payload= + OpenRouter.Payload.Utils.mk_default( + ~model_id=llm_id, + ~messages= + Chat.Utils.api_messages_of_messages( + Chat.Utils.get( + ChatSystem.Utils.find_chat(chat_id, chat_system), + ), ), - ), - ~prompt=None, - ~tools=[], - ), - ~schedule_action, - ~chat_id, - ); - Success(model, editor); + ~prompt=None, + ~tools=[], + ), + ~schedule_action, + ~chat_id, + ); + Ok({ + ...model, + chat_system, + }); + | Error(error) => Error(error) + } }; }; @@ -685,12 +860,14 @@ module Agent = { reply: OpenRouter.Reply.Model.t, chat_id: Id.t, model: Model.t, - editor: CellEditor.Model.t, + cell_editor: CellEditor.Model.t, + settings: Settings.t, schedule_action: Action.t => unit, - ) => { - let _ = schedule_action; + ) + : (Model.t, Updated.t(CellEditor.Model.t)) => { + let tool_call = ListUtil.hd_opt(reply.tool_calls); let new_message = Message.Utils.mk_agent_message(reply.content); - let updated_chat_system = + let chat_system = ChatSystem.Update.update( ChatSystem.Update.Action.ChatAction( Chat.Update.Action.AppendMessage(new_message), @@ -698,13 +875,124 @@ module Agent = { ), model.chat_system, ); - Success( - { + switch (chat_system) { + | Ok(chat_system) => + let model = { ...model, - chat_system: updated_chat_system, - }, - editor, - ); + chat_system, + }; + switch (tool_call) { + | Some(tool_call) => + switch ( + CompositionUtils.Public.action_of( + ~tool_name=tool_call.name, + ~args=tool_call.args, + ) + ) { + | Action(action) => + switch ( + ToolCallHandler.update( + ~settings, + action, + model, + cell_editor.editor, + chat_id, + ) + ) { + | Ok((model, editor)) => + let curr_chat = + ChatSystem.Utils.find_chat(chat_id, model.chat_system); + let agent_editor_view_string = + CompositionView.Public.print( + editor.editor, + curr_chat.agent_view, + ); + let agent_editor_view_message = + Message.Utils.mk_agent_editor_view_message( + agent_editor_view_string, + ); + let static_errors_info_string = + ErrorPrint.all( + Perform.mk_statics(editor.editor.state.zipper), + ); + let static_errors_info_message = + Message.Utils.mk_static_errors_info_message( + static_errors_info_string |> String.concat("\n"), + ); + let chat_system = + ChatSystem.Update.update( + ChatSystem.Update.Action.ChatAction( + Chat.Update.Action.UpdateContext( + agent_editor_view_message, + static_errors_info_message, + ), + chat_id, + ), + model.chat_system, + ); + schedule_action( + Action.SendMessage( + Message.Utils.mk_tool_result_message( + "Tool Call Applied Successfully.", + tool_call, + Success, + ), + chat_id, + ), + ); + switch (chat_system) { + | Ok(chat_system) => ( + { + ...model, + chat_system, + }, + { + ...cell_editor, + editor, + } + |> Updated.return, + ) + | Error(error) => + failwith( + switch (error) { + | Failure.Info(msg) => msg + }, + ) + }; + | Error(error) => + switch (error) { + | Failure.Info(msg) => + schedule_action( + Action.SendMessage( + Message.Utils.mk_tool_result_message( + msg, + tool_call, + Failure, + ), + chat_id, + ), + ); + (model, cell_editor |> Updated.return_quiet); + } + } + | Failure(msg) => + schedule_action( + Action.SendMessage( + Message.Utils.mk_tool_result_message(msg, tool_call, Failure), + chat_id, + ), + ); + (model, cell_editor |> Updated.return_quiet); + } + | None => (model, cell_editor |> Updated.return_quiet) + }; + | Error(error) => + failwith( + switch (error) { + | Failure.Info(msg) => msg + }, + ) + }; }; let update = @@ -712,24 +1000,57 @@ module Agent = { action: Action.t, model: Model.t, editor: CellEditor.Model.t, + settings: Settings.t, schedule_action: Action.t => unit, ) - : result => { + : (Model.t, Updated.t(CellEditor.Model.t)) => { switch (action) { | ChatSystemAction(chat_archive_action) => - let updated_chat_system = + let chat_system = ChatSystem.Update.update(chat_archive_action, model.chat_system); - Success( - { - ...model, - chat_system: updated_chat_system, - }, - editor, - ); - | SendMessage(content, chat_id) => - send_message(content, chat_id, model, editor, schedule_action) + switch (chat_system) { + | Ok(chat_system) => ( + { + ...model, + chat_system, + }, + editor |> Updated.return_quiet, + ) + | Error(error) => + failwith( + switch (error) { + | Failure.Info(msg) => msg + }, + ) + }; + | SendMessage(message, chat_id) => + switch ( + send_message( + ~api_key=settings.agent_globals.api_key, + ~llm_id=AgentGlobals.get_active_llm_id(settings.agent_globals), + message, + chat_id, + model, + schedule_action, + ) + ) { + | Ok(model) => (model, editor |> Updated.return_quiet) + | Error(error) => + failwith( + switch (error) { + | Failure.Info(msg) => msg + }, + ) + } | HandleLLMResponse(reply, chat_id) => - handle_llm_response(reply, chat_id, model, editor, schedule_action) + handle_llm_response( + reply, + chat_id, + model, + editor, + settings, + schedule_action, + ) }; }; }; diff --git a/src/web/view/ProjectModeCore/AgentCore/AgentGlobals.re b/src/web/view/ProjectModeCore/AgentCore/AgentGlobals.re new file mode 100644 index 0000000000..7d21547de6 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/web/view/ProjectModeCore/AgentCore/AgentGlobals.re @@ -0,0 +1,84 @@ +open Util; + +module Model = { + [@deriving (show({with_path: false}), sexp, yojson)] + type screen = + | MainMenu + | AgentChatInterface; + + [@deriving (show({with_path: false}), sexp, yojson)] + type t = { + active_screen: screen, + api_key: option(string), + active_llm: option(OpenRouter.AvailableLLMs.Model.llm_info), + available_llms: OpenRouter.AvailableLLMs.Model.t, + }; +}; + +let init = (): Model.t => { + active_screen: MainMenu, + api_key: None, + active_llm: + Some({ + id: "google/gemini-2.5-flash", + name: "Gemini 2.5 Flash", + pricing: { + prompt: "0.3", + completion: "2.5", + }, + }), + available_llms: [], +}; + +let get_active_llm_id = (model: Model.t): option(string) => { + switch (model.active_llm) { + | Some(llm) => Some(llm.id) + | None => None + }; +}; + +module Update = { + [@deriving (show({with_path: false}), sexp, yojson)] + type action = + | SetApiKey(string) + | SetActiveLlm(OpenRouter.AvailableLLMs.Model.llm_info) + | SetAvailableLLMs(OpenRouter.AvailableLLMs.Model.t); + + let update = + (action: action, model: Model.t, schedule_action: action => unit) + : Model.t => { + switch (action) { + | SetApiKey(api_key) => + OpenRouter.AvailableLLMs.Utils.get_models( + ~key=api_key, ~handler=(response: option(API.Json.t)) => { + switch (response) { + | Some(json) => + switch ( + OpenRouter.AvailableLLMs.Utils.parse_available_models_response( + json, + ) + ) { + | Some(available_llms) => + schedule_action(SetAvailableLLMs(available_llms)) + | None => + print_endline("Assistant: failed to parse models response") + } + | None => + print_endline("Assistant: no response received from OpenRouter API") + } + }); + { + ...model, + api_key: Some(api_key), + }; + | SetActiveLlm(active_llm) => { + ...model, + active_llm: Some(active_llm), + } + | SetAvailableLLMs(available_llms) => { + ...model, + available_llms, + } + }; + }; +}; diff --git a/src/web/view/ProjectModeCore/FileSystemCore/FileSystem.re b/src/web/view/ProjectModeCore/FileSystemCore/FileSystem.re index cb22d29e97..73508aae66 100644 --- a/src/web/view/ProjectModeCore/FileSystemCore/FileSystem.re +++ b/src/web/view/ProjectModeCore/FileSystemCore/FileSystem.re @@ -134,7 +134,11 @@ module Utils = { let parts = String.split_on_char('/', path); if (List.length(parts) == 0) { [""]; - } else if (List.hd(parts) == "") { + } else if (ListUtil.hd_opt(parts) + |> OptUtil.get_or_fail( + "[FileSystem.Utils.path_of_string] Failed to get first part of path", + ) + == "") { List.tl(parts); } else { parts; diff --git a/src/web/view/ProjectModeCore/ProjectCore/Project.re b/src/web/view/ProjectModeCore/ProjectCore/Project.re index 01f20fbe33..9dfa19ce34 100644 --- a/src/web/view/ProjectModeCore/ProjectCore/Project.re +++ b/src/web/view/ProjectModeCore/ProjectCore/Project.re @@ -51,4 +51,103 @@ module Utils = { agent: Agent.Agent.Utils.init(), }; }; + + let get_file = + (file_path: option(FileSystem.Model.path), model: Model.t) + : FileSystem.Model.file => { + let file = + switch ( + { + open OptUtil.Syntax; + let* file_path = file_path; + FileSystem.Utils.find_opt(file_path, model.file_system); + } + ) { + | Some(file_tree_node) => + switch (file_tree_node) { + | FileSystem.Model.File(file) => Some(file) + | FileSystem.Model.Folder(_) => + FileSystem.Utils.current_file(model.file_system) // fallback + } + | None => FileSystem.Utils.current_file(model.file_system) // fallback + }; + let file = + file + |> OptUtil.get_or_fail( + "No active file is set. As of now, we only support agent actions when there exists an active file (as many agent actions need an editor.).", + ); + file; + }; +}; + +module Update = { + open Updated; + + [@deriving (show({with_path: false}), sexp, yojson)] + type action = + | AgentAction(Agent.Agent.Update.Action.t, option(FileSystem.Model.path)) + | CellAction(CellEditor.Update.t); + + let update = + ( + action: action, + model: Model.t, + settings: Settings.t, + schedule_action: action => unit, + ) + : Updated.t(Model.t) => { + switch (action) { + | CellAction(a) => + switch (FileSystem.Utils.current_file(model.file_system)) { + | None => Updated.return_quiet(model) + | Some(file) => + let* new_ed = CellEditor.Update.update(~settings, a, file.editor); + let new_file = { + ...file, + editor: new_ed, + }; + let updated_file_system = + FileSystem.Utils.add_file_system( + file.path, + FileSystem.Model.File(new_file), + model.file_system, + ); + { + ...model, + file_system: updated_file_system, + }; + } + | AgentAction(a, file_path) => + // Try to find the file by the given path, otherwise fallback to the current file + let file = Utils.get_file(file_path, model); + // This allows the agent to continue work on the same file, + // across asynchronous tool calls + let schedule_action = (a: Agent.Agent.Update.Action.t) => + schedule_action(AgentAction(a, file_path)); + let (new_agent, updated_editor) = + Agent.Agent.Update.update( + a, + model.agent, + file.editor, + settings, + schedule_action, + ); + let* new_ed = updated_editor; + let new_file = { + ...file, + editor: new_ed, + }; + let updated_file_system = + FileSystem.Utils.add_file_system( + file.path, + FileSystem.Model.File(new_file), + model.file_system, + ); + { + ...model, + file_system: updated_file_system, + agent: new_agent, + }; + }; + }; }; diff --git a/src/web/view/ProjectModeCore/ProjectMode.re b/src/web/view/ProjectModeCore/ProjectMode.re index 2683ee2c7f..84fa5a5d50 100644 --- a/src/web/view/ProjectModeCore/ProjectMode.re +++ b/src/web/view/ProjectModeCore/ProjectMode.re @@ -157,9 +157,9 @@ module Update = { [@deriving (show({with_path: false}), sexp, yojson)] type t = - | CellAction(CellEditor.Update.t) | FileSystemAction(FileSystem.Update.t) - | ProjectMapAction(ProjectMapUpdate.t); + | ProjectMapAction(ProjectMapUpdate.t) + | Project(Project.Update.action, option(Id.t)); let can_undo = (_action: t) => { true; @@ -178,40 +178,39 @@ module Update = { let update = ( - ~settings, - ~globals, - ~schedule_action: t => unit, + settings: Settings.t, action: t, model: Model.t, + schedule_action: t => unit, ) : Updated.t(Model.t) => { - let _ = globals; - let _ = schedule_action; let curr_project = Utils.current_project(model); switch (action) { - | CellAction(a) => - switch (FileSystem.Utils.current_file(curr_project.file_system)) { - | None => Updated.return_quiet(model) - | Some(file) => - let* new_ed = CellEditor.Update.update(~settings, a, file.editor); - let new_file = { - ...file, - editor: new_ed, - }; - let updated_file_system = - FileSystem.Utils.add_file_system( - file.path, - FileSystem.Model.File(new_file), - curr_project.file_system, - ); - Utils.add_project( - model, + | Project(project_action, project_id) => + // By passing the project_id, we allow the schedule_action to be scoped to + // asynchronously updating the specified project in particular, + // independent of whether the user changes projects or not. + let schedule_action = (a: Project.Update.action) => + schedule_action(Project(a, project_id)); + let project = + switch ( { - ...curr_project, - file_system: updated_file_system, - }, + open OptUtil.Syntax; + let* project_id = project_id; + Utils.find_project(project_id, model); + } + ) { + | None => curr_project + | Some(project) => project + }; + let* project = + Project.Update.update( + project_action, + project, + settings, + schedule_action, ); - } + Utils.add_project(model, project); | FileSystemAction(file_system_action) => let* new_fs = FileSystem.Update.update( @@ -261,26 +260,39 @@ module Update = { ~handler= r => schedule_action( - CellAction( - ResultAction( - UpdateResult( - switch (r |> List.hd |> snd) { - | Ok((r, s)) => - Language.ProgramResult.ResultOk({ - result: r, - state: s, - }) - | Error(e) => Language.ProgramResult.ResultFail(e) - }, + Project( + CellAction( + ResultAction( + UpdateResult( + switch ( + r + |> ListUtil.hd_opt + |> OptUtil.get_or_fail( + "[ProjectMode.Update.calculate] Failed to get result", + ) + |> snd + ) { + | Ok((r, s)) => + Language.ProgramResult.ResultOk({ + result: r, + state: s, + }) + | Error(e) => Language.ProgramResult.ResultFail(e) + }, + ), ), ), + None, ), ), ~timeout= _ => schedule_action( - CellAction( - ResultAction(UpdateResult(ResultFail(Timeout))), + Project( + CellAction( + ResultAction(UpdateResult(ResultFail(Timeout))), + ), + None, ), ), ) @@ -328,7 +340,7 @@ module Selection = { | Some(file) => let+ a = CellEditor.Selection.get_cursor_info(~selection, file.editor); - Update.CellAction(a); + Update.Project(CellAction(a), None); }; | TextBox => empty }; @@ -345,7 +357,7 @@ module Selection = { Utils.current_project(model).file_system, ); CellEditor.Selection.handle_key_event(~selection, ~event, file.editor) - |> Option.map(x => Update.CellAction(x)); + |> Option.map(x => Update.Project(CellAction(x), None)); } | TextBox => None }; @@ -356,6 +368,8 @@ module Selection = { Utils.current_project(model).file_system, ); CellEditor.Selection.jump_to_tile(tile, file.editor) - |> Option.map(((x, y)) => (Update.CellAction(x), Cell(y))); + |> Option.map(((x, y)) => + (Update.Project(CellAction(x), None), Cell(y)) + ); }; }; diff --git a/src/web/view/ProjectModeView/AgentView/AgentView.re b/src/web/view/ProjectModeView/AgentView/AgentView.re new file mode 100644 index 0000000000..8b13789179 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/web/view/ProjectModeView/AgentView/AgentView.re @@ -0,0 +1 @@ + diff --git a/src/web/view/ProjectModeView/AgentView/ChatSystemView.re b/src/web/view/ProjectModeView/AgentView/ChatSystemView.re new file mode 100644 index 0000000000..8b13789179 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/web/view/ProjectModeView/AgentView/ChatSystemView.re @@ -0,0 +1 @@ + diff --git a/src/web/view/ProjectModeView/AgentView/ChatView.re b/src/web/view/ProjectModeView/AgentView/ChatView.re new file mode 100644 index 0000000000..8b13789179 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/web/view/ProjectModeView/AgentView/ChatView.re @@ -0,0 +1 @@ + diff --git a/src/web/view/ProjectModeView/AgentView/MessageView.re b/src/web/view/ProjectModeView/AgentView/MessageView.re new file mode 100644 index 0000000000..8b13789179 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/web/view/ProjectModeView/AgentView/MessageView.re @@ -0,0 +1 @@ + diff --git a/src/web/view/ProjectModeView/OLD_ASSISTANT/AssistantModel.re b/src/web/view/ProjectModeView/OLD_ASSISTANT/AssistantModel.re new file mode 100644 index 0000000000..1cbaccc3f3 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/web/view/ProjectModeView/OLD_ASSISTANT/AssistantModel.re @@ -0,0 +1,289 @@ +// open Util; + // /* + // The main model for the AI assistant. + // */ + // [@deriving (show({with_path: false}), sexp, yojson)] + // type system = + // // Issue that we catch and inform the user about. + // // Do not send this to the model and display to user as error message + // | InternalError + // // The system prompt for the model. + // // Send this to the model. + // // Display to user as expandable/collapsable system message. + // | AssistantPrompt + // // Agent view of the codebase. + // // Only one should ever exist in a chat at a time. + // | AgentView + // // The agent's task/todo list. + // // Only one should ever exist in a chat at a time. + // | AgentWorkbench; + // // // Tool response from our backend. + // // | ToolResponse; + // // Role of the entity sending the message. + // // This is kept separate from the OpenRouter.role type, + // // as we need to keep track of the system role for display purposes. + // // (AssistantModel.System(InternalError) != OpenRouter.System) + // // (AssistantModel.System(AssistantPrompt) != OpenRouter.System, an example + // // of this is sketch displays. The only thing that is an OpenRouter.System type is + // // the initial prompt itself.) + // [@deriving (show({with_path: false}), sexp, yojson)] + // type role = + // | System(system) + // | User + // | Assistant + // | Tool; + // let string_of_role = + // fun + // | System(AssistantPrompt) => "System" + // | System(InternalError) => "Error" + // | System(AgentView) => "Agent View" + // | System(AgentWorkbench) => "Todo List" + // | User => "User" + // | Assistant => "Assistant" + // | Tool => "Tool"; + // // We currently parse code blocks out here + // // In the future we could move this to have the Omd module handle this + // [@deriving (show({with_path: false}), sexp, yojson)] + // type block_kind = + // | Text(string) + // | Code(Segment.t); + // // The displayable content of a message. This is here mainly to cache it + // // in storage, avoiding runtime hindrances from parsing the content on the fly. + // [@deriving (show({with_path: false}), sexp, yojson)] + // type display = { + // displayable_content: list(block_kind), + // raw_content: string, + // collapsed: bool, + // }; + // [@deriving (show({with_path: false}), sexp, yojson)] + // type sketch_snapshot = option(Zipper.t); + // // A coupling of a message sent to the LLM and the displayable content of the message. + // [@deriving (show({with_path: false}), sexp, yojson)] + // type message = { + // // It may be the case we don't want to send a message to the LLM + // // E.g. Tool descriptions (user-facing, describing what the agent did) + // content: option(OpenRouter.message), + // // It may be the case we don't want to display a message to the user + // // E.g. Empty LLM responses/responses that only contain tool calls (who's text content is empty) + // display: option(display), + // role, + // sketch_snapshot, + // tool_calls: list(unit), + // }; + // // A chat is a collection of messages, attached to an ID + // // We also include a timestamp, a descriptor, and a loading dots flag for stylistic purposes. + // [@deriving (show({with_path: false}), sexp, yojson)] + // type chat = { + // messages: list(message), + // id: Id.t, + // descriptor: string, + // timestamp: float, + // context_usage: int, + // awaiting_response: bool, + // composition_model: CompositionAgentWorkbench.Model.t, + // }; + // // We save the history of past chats as a hash map with chat IDs as keys. + // [@deriving (show({with_path: false}), sexp, yojson)] + // type chat_history = { + // // History logs of past chats stored as hash maps with chat IDs as keys + // past_tutor_chats: Id.Map.t(chat), + // past_suggestion_chats: Id.Map.t(chat), + // past_composition_chats: Id.Map.t(chat), + // }; + // // We need to keep track of the chats which the user currently has active in each mode. + // [@deriving (show({with_path: false}), sexp, yojson)] + // type current_chats = { + // // Current active chat IDs for each mode + // curr_tutor_chat: Id.t, + // curr_suggestion_chat: Id.t, + // curr_composition_chat: Id.t, + // }; + // // A record of the external API information, typically set in the settings menu. + // [@deriving (show({with_path: false}), sexp, yojson)] + // type external_api_info = { + // available_models: list(OpenRouter.model_info), + // set_model_info: OpenRouter.model_info, + // api_key: string, + // }; + // // We cache these to avoid runtime hindrances from parsing the content on the fly. + // // Pitfall: If prompt(s) ever change, must do hard reset of Hazel/clear local storage. + // [@deriving (show({with_path: false}), sexp, yojson)] + // type init_prompt_data = { + // init_tutor_chat: chat, + // init_composition_chat: chat, + // init_suggestion_chat_basic: chat, + // init_suggestion_chat_cot: chat, + // }; + // // The AssistantModel type houses the current active chats, the history of past chats, + // // the external API information, and the initial prompt data. + // // The loop parameter is used exclusively for the task completion mode... + // // there is likely a much better way to do this. + // [@deriving (show({with_path: false}), sexp, yojson)] + // type t = { + // // Uuids of the currently active chats in each mode + // current_chats, + // // Collection of past chats of each mode, stored as a hash map with chat IDs as keys + // chat_history, + // // Information for OpenRouter API + // external_api_info, + // // Loading in and parsing the prompts is an expensive operation, so we perform this eagerly, + // // before the user sends their first request. This is currently done when the user sets an API key. + // init_prompt_data, + // }; + // // Allow for the displaying of chats in chronological order. + // let sorted_chats = (chat_map: Id.Map.t(chat)): list(chat) => { + // chat_map + // |> Id.Map.bindings + // |> List.map(((_, chat)) => chat) + // |> List.sort((a, b) => int_of_float(b.timestamp -. a.timestamp)); + // }; + // // --- Helper Functions --- + // let get_messages_content = + // (messages: list(message)): list(OpenRouter.message) => { + // List.filter_map(message => message.content, messages); + // }; + // let get_messages_display = (messages: list(message)): list(display) => { + // List.filter_map(message => message.display, messages); + // }; + // let mk_mode_prompt = (~mode: AssistantSettings.mode): OpenRouter.message => { + // let prompt = + // switch (mode) { + // | HazelTutor => InitPrompts.mk_tutor() + // | CodeSuggestion => InitPrompts.mk_suggestion("code_suggestion", false) + // | Composition => InitPrompts.mk_composition() + // }; + // prompt; + // }; + // let mk_message_display = (~content: string): display => { + // { + // displayable_content: [Text(content)], + // raw_content: content, + // collapsed: true, + // }; + // }; + // let init_chat = (mode: AssistantSettings.mode): chat => { + // let init_message = mk_mode_prompt(~mode); + // { + // messages: [ + // { + // content: Some(init_message), + // display: Some(mk_message_display(~content=init_message.content)), + // role: System(AssistantPrompt), + // sketch_snapshot: None, + // tool_calls: [], + // }, + // ], + // id: Id.mk(), + // descriptor: "", + // timestamp: JsUtil.timestamp(), + // context_usage: 0, + // awaiting_response: false, + // composition_model: CompositionAgentWorkbench.Utils.MainUtils.init(), + // }; + // }; + // let new_chat = (model: t, mode: AssistantSettings.mode): chat => { + // let init_message = + // switch (mode) { + // | HazelTutor => model.init_prompt_data.init_tutor_chat.messages + // | CodeSuggestion => + // model.init_prompt_data.init_suggestion_chat_basic.messages + // | Composition => model.init_prompt_data.init_composition_chat.messages + // }; + // { + // messages: init_message, + // id: Id.mk(), + // descriptor: "", + // timestamp: JsUtil.timestamp(), + // context_usage: 0, + // awaiting_response: false, + // composition_model: CompositionAgentWorkbench.Utils.MainUtils.init(), + // }; + // }; + // let add_chat_to_history = + // (chat: chat, history: Id.Map.t(chat)): Id.Map.t(chat) => + // Id.Map.add(chat.id, chat, history); + // let init = (): t => { + // let (init_tutor_chat, init_suggestion_chat, init_composition_chat) = ( + // init_chat(HazelTutor), + // init_chat(CodeSuggestion), + // init_chat(Composition), + // ); + // { + // init_prompt_data: { + // init_tutor_chat, + // init_composition_chat, + // init_suggestion_chat_basic: init_suggestion_chat, + // init_suggestion_chat_cot: init_suggestion_chat, + // }, + // current_chats: { + // curr_tutor_chat: init_tutor_chat.id, + // curr_suggestion_chat: init_suggestion_chat.id, + // curr_composition_chat: init_composition_chat.id, + // }, + // chat_history: { + // past_tutor_chats: add_chat_to_history(init_tutor_chat, Id.Map.empty), + // past_suggestion_chats: + // add_chat_to_history(init_suggestion_chat, Id.Map.empty), + // past_composition_chats: + // add_chat_to_history(init_composition_chat, Id.Map.empty), + // }, + // external_api_info: { + // available_models: [], + // set_model_info: { + // id: "n/a", + // name: "n/a", + // context_length: 0, + // pricing: { + // prompt: "n/a", + // completion: "n/a", + // }, + // }, + // api_key: "", + // }, + // }; + // }; + // // We defer true initialization of the assistant model until the user opens the chat interface. + // let null_model = (): t => { + // let null_chat = { + // messages: [], + // id: Id.invalid, + // descriptor: "Please set an API key", + // timestamp: JsUtil.timestamp(), + // context_usage: 0, + // awaiting_response: false, + // composition_model: CompositionAgentWorkbench.Utils.MainUtils.init(), + // }; + // { + // init_prompt_data: { + // init_tutor_chat: null_chat, + // init_composition_chat: null_chat, + // init_suggestion_chat_basic: null_chat, + // init_suggestion_chat_cot: null_chat, + // }, + // current_chats: { + // curr_tutor_chat: null_chat.id, + // curr_suggestion_chat: null_chat.id, + // curr_composition_chat: null_chat.id, + // }, + // chat_history: { + // past_tutor_chats: add_chat_to_history(null_chat, Id.Map.empty), + // past_suggestion_chats: add_chat_to_history(null_chat, Id.Map.empty), + // past_composition_chats: add_chat_to_history(null_chat, Id.Map.empty), + // }, + // external_api_info: { + // available_models: [], + // set_model_info: { + // id: "n/a", + // name: "n/a", + // context_length: 0, + // pricing: { + // prompt: "n/a", + // completion: "n/a", + // }, + // }, + // api_key: "", + // }, + // }; + // }; + // [@deriving (show({with_path: false}), yojson, sexp)] + /* type model = t*/ diff --git a/src/web/view/ProjectModeView/OLD_ASSISTANT/AssistantView.re b/src/web/view/ProjectModeView/OLD_ASSISTANT/AssistantView.re new file mode 100644 index 0000000000..3037cad698 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/web/view/ProjectModeView/OLD_ASSISTANT/AssistantView.re @@ -0,0 +1,2048 @@ +// open Haz3lcore; + // open Virtual_dom.Vdom; + // open Node; + // open Util.WebUtil; + // open Util; + // open Js_of_ocaml; + // open Key; + // module Update = AssistantUpdateAction; + // module UpdateBase = AssistantUpdate; + // module Model = AssistantModel; + // type selection = + // | MakeActive(Selection.t); + // type event = + // | MakeActive(ScratchMode.Selection.t); + // type unwrapped_message = { + // display: Model.display, + // role: Model.role, + // sketch_snapshot: Model.sketch_snapshot, + // }; + // let resume_chat_button = + // (~inject_global: Globals.Action.t => Ui_effect.t(unit)): Node.t => { + // let tooltip = "Confirm and Chat"; + // let resume_chat = _ => + // Virtual_dom.Vdom.Effect.Many([ + // inject_global(Set(Assistant(UpdateChatStatus))), + // Virtual_dom.Vdom.Effect.Stop_propagation, + // ]); + // div( + // ~attrs=[ + // clss(["chat-button"]), + // Attr.create("data-testid", "confirm-and-chat-btn"), + // Attr.on_click(resume_chat), + // ], + // [Widgets.button_named(~tooltip, None, resume_chat)], + // ); + // }; + // let settings_button = + // (~inject_global: Globals.Action.t => Ui_effect.t(unit)): Node.t => { + // let tooltip = "Settings"; + // let end_chat = _ => + // Virtual_dom.Vdom.Effect.Many([ + // inject_global(Set(Assistant(UpdateChatStatus))), + // Virtual_dom.Vdom.Effect.Stop_propagation, + // ]); + // div( + // ~attrs=[clss(["chat-button"]), Attr.on_click(end_chat)], + // [ + // Widgets.button_named(~tooltip, None, _ => Virtual_dom.Vdom.Effect.Ignore), + // ], + // ); + // }; + // let new_chat_button = (~inject, ~model: Model.t): Node.t => { + // let tooltip = "New Chat"; + // let new_chat_action = + // model.current_chats.curr_tutor_chat == Id.invalid + // ? [] : [inject(Update.ChatAction(NewChat))]; + // let new_chat = _ => + // Virtual_dom.Vdom.Effect.Many( + // new_chat_action @ [Virtual_dom.Vdom.Effect.Stop_propagation], + // ); + // div( + // ~attrs=[clss(["add-button"]), Attr.on_click(new_chat)], + // [ + // Widgets.button(~tooltip, Icons.add, _ => Virtual_dom.Vdom.Effect.Ignore), + // ], + // ); + // }; + // let history_button = + // (~inject, ~inject_global: Globals.Action.t => Ui_effect.t(unit)): Node.t => { + // let tooltip = "Past Chats"; + // let history = _ => + // Virtual_dom.Vdom.Effect.Many([ + // inject(Update.ChatAction(CollapseMessage(-1))), // Hacky way to collapse any active prompt display + // inject_global(Set(Assistant(ToggleHistory))), + // Virtual_dom.Vdom.Effect.Stop_propagation, + // ]); + // div( + // ~attrs=[clss(["history-button"]), Attr.on_click(history)], + // [ + // Widgets.button(~tooltip, Icons.history, _ => + // Virtual_dom.Vdom.Effect.Ignore + // ), + // ], + // ); + // }; + // let select_llm = + // (~inject: Update.t => Ui_effect.t(unit), ~model: Model.t): Node.t => { + // let handle_change = (event, _) => { + // let value = Js.to_string(Js.Unsafe.coerce(event)##.target##.value); + // let selected_model = + // List.find_opt( + // (m: OpenRouter.model_info) => m.id == value, + // model.external_api_info.available_models, + // ); + // switch (selected_model) { + // | Some(model_info) => + // Virtual_dom.Vdom.Effect.Many([ + // inject(ExternalAPIAction(SetLLM(model_info))), + // Virtual_dom.Vdom.Effect.Stop_propagation, + // ]) + // | None => Virtual_dom.Vdom.Effect.Ignore + // }; + // }; + // div( + // ~attrs=[clss(["llm-selector"])], + // [ + // label(~attrs=[clss(["llm-label"])], [text("LLM Model")]), + // select( + // ~attrs=[Attr.on_change(handle_change), clss(["llm-dropdown"])], + // List.map( + // (open_router_model: OpenRouter.model_info) => + // option( + // ~attrs=[ + // Attr.value(open_router_model.id), + // switch (model.external_api_info.set_model_info.id) { + // | "" => Attr.empty + // | current_model => + // if (current_model == open_router_model.id) { + // Attr.selected; + // } else { + // Attr.empty; + // } + // }, + // ], + // [text(open_router_model.name)], + // ), + // model.external_api_info.available_models, + // ), + // ), + // ], + // ); + // }; + // let api_input = + // ( + // ~inject: Update.t => Ui_effect.t(unit), + // ~inject_global: Globals.Action.t => Ui_effect.t(unit), + // ~signal, + // ~model: Model.t, + // ~settings: AssistantSettings.t, + // ) + // : Node.t => { + // let init_assistant_model = + // model.current_chats.curr_tutor_chat == Id.invalid + // ? [inject(Update.InitializeAssistant)] : []; + // let handle_submission = (api_key: string) => { + // Virtual_dom.Vdom.Effect.Many( + // init_assistant_model + // @ [ + // inject(ExternalAPIAction(SetAPIKey(api_key))), + // Virtual_dom.Vdom.Effect.Stop_propagation, + // ], + // ); + // }; + // let toggle_visibility = _ => + // Virtual_dom.Vdom.Effect.Many([ + // inject_global(Set(Assistant(ToggleAPIKeyVisibility))), + // Virtual_dom.Vdom.Effect.Stop_propagation, + // ]); + // let submit_key = _ => { + // let message = + // Js.Opt.case( + // Dom_html.document##getElementById(Js.string("api-input")), + // () => "", + // el => + // switch (Js.Unsafe.coerce(el)) { + // | input => Js.to_string(input##.value) + // }, + // ); + // Js.Opt.case( + // Dom_html.document##getElementById(Js.string("api-input")), + // () => (), + // el => Js.Unsafe.coerce(el)##.value := Js.string(""), + // ); + // handle_submission(message); + // }; + // let handle_keydown = event => { + // let key = Js.Optdef.to_option(Js.Unsafe.get(event, "key")); + // switch (key) { + // | Some("Enter") => submit_key() + // | _ => Virtual_dom.Vdom.Effect.Ignore + // }; + // }; + // div( + // ~attrs=[clss(["api-key-container"])], + // [ + // div(~attrs=[clss(["title"])], [text("API Key")]), + // div( + // ~attrs=[clss(["assistant-info-container"])], + // [ + // text("Get an OpenRouter API key "), + // a( + // ~attrs=[ + // Attr.href("https://openrouter.ai/settings/keys"), + // Attr.target("_blank"), + // ], + // [text("here")], + // ), + // text("."), + // ], + // ), + // div( + // ~attrs=[clss(["llm-selector"])], + // [ + // label(~attrs=[clss(["llm-label"])], [text("New API Key")]), + // input( + // ~attrs=[ + // Attr.id("api-input"), + // Attr.placeholder("Click to enter your OpenRouter API key"), + // Attr.type_("password"), + // Attr.property("autocomplete", Js.Unsafe.inject("off")), + // Attr.on_focus(_ => + // signal(MakeActive(ScratchMode.Selection.TextBox)) + // ), + // Attr.on_keydown(handle_keydown), + // clss(["api-input"]), + // Attr.on_copy(_ => {Effect.Stop_propagation}), + // Attr.on_paste(_ => {Effect.Stop_propagation}), + // Attr.on_cut(_ => {Effect.Stop_propagation}), + // ], + // (), + // ), + // ], + // ), + // div( + // ~attrs=[ + // clss(["chat-button"]), + // Attr.create("data-testid", "update-api-key-btn"), + // Attr.on_click(submit_key), + // ], + // [Widgets.button_named(~tooltip="Update API Key", None, submit_key)], + // ), + // div( + // ~attrs=[clss(["llm-selector"])], + // [ + // label( + // ~attrs=[clss(["llm-label"])], + // [ + // text("Current API Key\n"), + // div( + // ~attrs=[clss(["toggle-show-button"])], + // [ + // Widgets.button( + // ~tooltip="Show/Hide Key", + // settings.show_api_key ? Icons.visible : Icons.invisible, + // toggle_visibility, + // ), + // ], + // ), + // ], + // ), + // div( + // ~attrs=[clss(["api-key-row"])], + // [ + // div( + // ~attrs=[ + // clss(["api-key-display"]), + // Attr.id("api-key-display"), + // ], + // [ + // text( + // switch (model.external_api_info.api_key) { + // | "" => "No API key set" + // | key => + // settings.show_api_key + // ? key : String.make(String.length(key), '*') + // }, + // ), + // ], + // ), + // ], + // ), + // ], + // ), + // ], + // ); + // }; + // let llm_model_id_input = + // (~inject: Update.t => Ui_effect.t(unit), ~signal, ~model: Model.t) + // : Node.t => { + // let format_price_per_million = (price: string): string => { + // // Convert string to float, multiply by 1000 to get per million tokens + // // The API provides price per 1K tokens + // switch (float_of_string_opt(price)) { + // | Some(p) => + // let per_million = p *. 1000000.0; + // if (per_million == 0.0) { + // "Free"; + // } else { + // "$" ++ Printf.sprintf("%.4f", per_million); + // }; + // | None => "Unknown" + // }; + // }; + // let handle_submission = (llm_model: string) => { + // let selected_model = + // List.find_opt( + // (m: OpenRouter.model_info) => m.id == llm_model, + // model.external_api_info.available_models, + // ); + // switch (selected_model) { + // | Some(model_info) => + // Virtual_dom.Vdom.Effect.Many([ + // inject(ExternalAPIAction(SetLLM(model_info))), + // Virtual_dom.Vdom.Effect.Stop_propagation, + // ]) + // | None => Virtual_dom.Vdom.Effect.Ignore + // }; + // }; + // let submit_key = _ => { + // let message = + // Js.Opt.case( + // Dom_html.document##getElementById(Js.string("llm-model-id-input")), + // () => "", + // el => + // switch (Js.Unsafe.coerce(el)) { + // | input => Js.to_string(input##.value) + // }, + // ); + // Js.Opt.case( + // Dom_html.document##getElementById(Js.string("llm-model-id-input")), + // () => (), + // el => Js.Unsafe.coerce(el)##.value := Js.string(""), + // ); + // handle_submission(message); + // }; + // let handle_keydown = event => { + // let key = Js.Optdef.to_option(Js.Unsafe.get(event, "key")); + // switch (key) { + // | Some("Enter") => submit_key() + // | _ => Virtual_dom.Vdom.Effect.Ignore + // }; + // }; + // div( + // ~attrs=[clss(["api-key-container"])], + // [ + // div(~attrs=[clss(["title"])], [text("Model Selection")]), + // div( + // ~attrs=[clss(["assistant-info-container"])], + // [ + // text("See available OpenRouter models "), + // a( + // ~attrs=[ + // Attr.href("https://openrouter.ai/models"), + // Attr.target("_blank"), + // ], + // [text("here")], + // ), + // text("."), + // ], + // ), + // select_llm(~inject, ~model), + // div( + // ~attrs=[clss(["llm-selector"])], + // [ + // div( + // ~attrs=[clss(["llm-label"])], + // [text("Or Enter Model ID Manually")], + // ), + // input( + // ~attrs=[ + // Attr.id("llm-model-id-input"), + // Attr.placeholder("Enter the ID of an OpenRouter model"), + // Attr.type_("text"), + // Attr.property("autocomplete", Js.Unsafe.inject("off")), + // Attr.on_focus(_ => + // signal(MakeActive(ScratchMode.Selection.TextBox)) + // ), + // Attr.on_keydown(handle_keydown), + // clss(["llm-model-id-input"]), + // Attr.on_copy(_ => {Effect.Stop_propagation}), + // Attr.on_paste(_ => {Effect.Stop_propagation}), + // Attr.on_cut(_ => {Effect.Stop_propagation}), + // ], + // (), + // ), + // ], + // ), + // div( + // ~attrs=[ + // clss(["chat-button"]), + // Attr.create("data-testid", "update-model-btn"), + // Attr.on_click(submit_key), + // ], + // [Widgets.button_named(~tooltip="Update Model", None, submit_key)], + // ), + // div( + // ~attrs=[clss(["llm-selector"])], + // [ + // label(~attrs=[clss(["llm-label"])], [text("Current Model\n")]), + // div( + // ~attrs=[clss(["api-key-display"]), Attr.id("api-key-display")], + // [ + // text( + // switch (model.external_api_info.set_model_info.id) { + // | "" => "No model ID set" + // | model_id => model_id + // }, + // ), + // ], + // ), + // ], + // ), + // div( + // ~attrs=[clss(["llm-selector"])], + // [ + // label( + // ~attrs=[clss(["llm-label"])], + // [text("Model Pricing (per million tokens)\n")], + // ), + // div( + // ~attrs=[clss(["api-key-display"])], + // [ + // text( + // switch (model.external_api_info.set_model_info.id) { + // | "" => "No model selected" + // | model_id => + // let selected_model = + // List.find_opt( + // (model: OpenRouter.model_info) => model.id == model_id, + // model.external_api_info.available_models, + // ); + // switch (selected_model) { + // | Some(model) => + // "Prompt: " + // ++ format_price_per_million(model.pricing.prompt) + // ++ " / Completion: " + // ++ format_price_per_million(model.pricing.completion) + // | None => "Pricing information not available" + // }; + // }, + // ), + // ], + // ), + // ], + // ), + // ], + // ); + // }; + // let mk_input_handlers = + // ( + // settings: AssistantSettings.t, + // model: Model.t, + // index: option(int), + // inject: Update.t => Ui_effect.t(unit), + // signal: event => Ui_effect.t(unit), + // which_input: string, + // ) => { + // let mode = settings.mode; + // let curr_chat_id = + // switch (mode) { + // | CodeSuggestion => model.current_chats.curr_suggestion_chat + // | Composition => model.current_chats.curr_composition_chat + // | HazelTutor => model.current_chats.curr_tutor_chat + // }; + // let curr_messages = + // switch (mode) { + // | CodeSuggestion => + // Id.Map.find(curr_chat_id, model.chat_history.past_suggestion_chats). + // messages + // | Composition => + // Id.Map.find(curr_chat_id, model.chat_history.past_composition_chats). + // messages + // | HazelTutor => + // Id.Map.find(curr_chat_id, model.chat_history.past_tutor_chats).messages + // }; + // let editor_opt = + // switch (index) { + // | Some(idx) => List.nth(curr_messages, idx).sketch_snapshot + // | None => None + // }; + // let handle_send = (content: string) => { + // Js_of_ocaml.Firebug.console##log( + // Js_of_ocaml.Js.string("Message sent: " ++ content), + // ); + // Virtual_dom.Vdom.Effect.Many([ + // switch (index) { + // | Some(index) => inject(Update.ChatAction(Lop(index))) + // | _ => Virtual_dom.Vdom.Effect.Ignore + // }, + // signal(MakeActive(ScratchMode.Selection.Cell(MainEditor))), + // switch (mode) { + // | HazelTutor => + // inject( + // Update.SendMessage( + // Tutor(content), + // editor_opt, + // model.current_chats.curr_tutor_chat, + // ), + // ) + // | CodeSuggestion => + // inject( + // Update.SendMessage( + // Completion(Query(content)), + // editor_opt, + // model.current_chats.curr_suggestion_chat, + // ), + // ) + // | Composition => + // inject( + // Update.SendMessage( + // Composition(Request(content), false), + // editor_opt, + // model.current_chats.curr_composition_chat, + // ), + // ) + // }, + // Virtual_dom.Vdom.Effect.Stop_propagation, + // ]); + // }; + // let (past_chats, curr_chat) = + // UpdateBase.get_mode_info(settings.mode, model); + // let curr_messages = Id.Map.find(curr_chat.id, past_chats).messages; + // let send_message = _ => { + // let message = + // Js.Opt.case( + // Dom_html.document##getElementById(Js.string(which_input)), + // () => "", + // el => + // switch (Js.Unsafe.coerce(el)) { + // | input => Js.to_string(input##.value) + // }, + // ); + // switch (index) { + // | Some(_) => + // Js.Opt.case( + // Dom_html.document##getElementById(Js.string(which_input)), + // () => (), + // el => {Js.Unsafe.coerce(el)##blur()}, + // ) + // | _ => + // Js.Opt.case( + // Dom_html.document##getElementById(Js.string(which_input)), + // () => (), + // el => { + // Js.Unsafe.coerce(el)##.value := Js.string(""); + // Js.Unsafe.coerce(el)##blur(); + // }, + // ) + // }; + // handle_send(message); + // }; + // let handle_keydown = event => { + // let key = Js.Optdef.to_option(Js.Unsafe.get(event, "key")); + // let shift_pressed = shift_held(event); + // switch (key, ListUtil.last_opt(curr_messages)) { + // | (Some("Enter"), _) when !shift_pressed => send_message() + // | _ => Virtual_dom.Vdom.Effect.Ignore + // }; + // }; + // (send_message, handle_keydown); + // }; + // let context_usage_display = + // (~model: Model.t, ~settings: AssistantSettings.t): Node.t => { + // let (past_chats, curr_chat) = + // UpdateBase.get_mode_info(settings.mode, model); + // let curr_chat_data = Id.Map.find(curr_chat.id, past_chats); + // let context_length = model.external_api_info.set_model_info.context_length; + // let context_usage = curr_chat_data.context_usage; + // let percentage = + // if (context_length > 0) { + // int_of_float( + // float_of_int(context_usage) /. float_of_int(context_length) *. 100.0, + // ); + // } else { + // 0; + // }; + // let usage_text = string_of_int(percentage) ++ "%"; + // div(~attrs=[clss(["context-usage-display"])], [text(usage_text)]); + // }; + // let message_input = + // (~signal, ~inject, ~model: Model.t, ~settings: AssistantSettings.t) + // : Node.t => { + // let (send_message, handle_keydown) = + // mk_input_handlers(settings, model, None, inject, signal, "message-input"); + // div( + // ~attrs=[clss(["input-container"])], + // [ + // context_usage_display(~model, ~settings), + // input( + // ~attrs=[ + // Attr.id("message-input"), + // Attr.placeholder( + // switch (settings.mode) { + // | HazelTutor => "Ask a question about Hazel (or anything)..." + // | CodeSuggestion => "Followup with a question about the agent's code suggestion..." + // | Composition => "Ask the agent to help clarify, plan, or write code..." + // }, + // ), + // Attr.type_("text"), + // Attr.property("autocomplete", Js.Unsafe.inject("off")), + // Attr.on_focus(_ => + // signal(MakeActive(ScratchMode.Selection.TextBox)) + // ), + // Attr.on_copy(_ => {Effect.Stop_propagation}), + // Attr.on_paste(_ => {Effect.Stop_propagation}), + // Attr.on_cut(_ => {Effect.Stop_propagation}), + // Attr.on_keydown(handle_keydown), + // clss(["message-input"]), + // ], + // (), + // ), + // if ({ + // let mode = settings.mode; + // let (_, curr_chat) = UpdateBase.get_mode_info(mode, model); + // curr_chat.awaiting_response; + // }) { + // div( + // ~attrs=[ + // clss(["quit-button", "icon"]), + // Attr.on_click(_ => { + // Virtual_dom.Vdom.Effect.Many([ + // inject(Update.EmployLLMAction(Update.Quit)), + // Virtual_dom.Vdom.Effect.Stop_propagation, + // ]) + // }), + // Attr.title("Quit Request"), + // ], + // [Icons.cancel], + // ); + // } else { + // switch ( + // ListUtil.last_opt( + // [] /*curr_messages*/ /* todo: change. temporarily repressed.*/, + // ) + // ) { + // // todo: change, maybe to allowing for stop button to cancel request + // | Some( + // { + // displayable_content: [Text("...")], + // raw_content: "...", + // collapsed: false, + // }: Model.display, + // ) => + // div( + // ~attrs=[ + // clss(["send-button-disabled", "icon"]), + // Attr.title("Submitting Message Disabled"), + // ], + // [Icons.send], + // ) + // | _ => + // div( + // ~attrs=[ + // clss(["send-button", "icon"]), + // Attr.on_click(send_message), + // Attr.title("Submit Message"), + // ], + // [Icons.send], + // ) + // }; + // }, + // ], + // ); + // }; + // /* + // // Indicates that the LLM is thinking/responding + // let loading_dots = () => { + // div( + // ~attrs=[clss(["loading-dots"])], + // [ + // div(~attrs=[clss(["dot", "dot1"])], []), + // div(~attrs=[clss(["dot", "dot2"])], []), + // div(~attrs=[clss(["dot", "dot3"])], []), + // ], + // ); + // }; + // */ + // let form_collapse_toggle = + // ( + // ~message: unwrapped_message, + // ~toggle_collapse, + // ~index: int, + // ~is_first: bool, + // ~is_last: bool, + // ) + // : Node.t => + // if (message.display.collapsed && is_first) { + // div( + // ~attrs=[ + // clss(["collapse-indicator"]), + // Attr.on_click(_ => toggle_collapse(index)), + // String.length(message.display.raw_content) + // >= AssistantSettings.max_collapsed_length + // ? Attr.empty : Attr.hidden, + // ], + // [text("▼ Show more")], + // ); + // } else if (!message.display.collapsed + // && String.length(message.display.raw_content) + // >= AssistantSettings.max_collapsed_length + // && is_last) { + // div( + // ~attrs=[ + // clss(["collapse-indicator"]), + // Attr.on_click(_ => toggle_collapse(index)), + // String.length(message.display.raw_content) + // >= AssistantSettings.max_collapsed_length + // ? Attr.empty : Attr.hidden, + // ], + // [text("▲ Show less")], + // ); + // } else { + // None; + // }; + // let mk_translation = (~text: string): list(Node.t) => { + // let omd = Omd.of_string(text); + // //print_markdown(omd); + // let rec translate_inline = + // (inline: Omd.inline(_), msg: list(Node.t)): list(Node.t) => { + // switch (inline) { + // | Omd.Concat(_, items) => + // let nodes = + // List.fold_left( + // (msg, item) => { + // let translated_item = translate_inline(item, []); + // List.concat([msg, translated_item]); + // }, + // [], + // items, + // ); + // List.append(msg, nodes); + // | Omd.Text(_, d) => + // // Split on '\n' and interleave
nodes + // let lines = String.split_on_char('\n', d); + // let num_lines = List.length(lines); + // let nodes = + // List.concat( + // List.mapi( + // (i, line) => + // if (i < num_lines - 1) { + // [Node.text(line), Node.br()]; + // } else { + // [Node.text(line)]; + // }, + // lines, + // ), + // ); + // List.append(msg, nodes); + // | Omd.Code(_, d) => + // List.append( + // msg, + // [ + // Node.span( + // ~attrs=[ + // Attr.style( + // Css_gen.create(~field="font-family", ~value="monospace"), + // ), + // ], + // [Node.text(d)], + // ), + // ], + // ) + // | Omd.Link(_, {label, destination, _}) => + // let d = translate_inline(label, []); + // let inner_msg = + // Node.a( + // ~attrs=[ + // Attr.href(destination), + // Attr.target("_blank") // open in new tab + // ], + // d, + // ); + // List.append(msg, [inner_msg]); + // | Omd.Emph(_, d) => + // let d = translate_inline(d, []); + // List.append( + // msg, + // [ + // Node.span( + // ~attrs=[ + // Attr.style( + // Css_gen.create(~field="font-style", ~value="italic"), + // ), + // ], + // d, + // ), + // ], + // ); + // | Omd.Strong(_, d) => + // let d = translate_inline(d, []); + // List.append( + // msg, + // [ + // Node.span( + // ~attrs=[ + // Attr.style( + // Css_gen.create(~field="font-weight", ~value="bold"), + // ), + // ], + // d, + // ), + // ], + // ); + // | Omd.Soft_break(_) => List.append(msg, [Node.br()]) + // | Omd.Hard_break(_) => List.append(msg, [Node.br(), Node.br()]) + // | _ => msg + // }; + // }; + // let rec translate_block = (doc: Omd.doc): list(Node.t) => { + // List.fold_left( + // (msg, elem) => { + // switch (elem) { + // | Omd.Paragraph(_, d) => translate_inline(d, msg) + // | Omd.List(_, _, _, items) => + // let bullets = + // List.fold_left( + // (nodes, d) => { + // let n = translate_block(d); + // List.append(nodes, [Node.li(n)]); + // }, + // [], + // items, + // ); + // List.append(msg, [Node.ul(bullets)]); + // | Omd.Blockquote(_, d) => + // List.append(msg, [Node.blockquote(translate_block(d))]) + // | Omd.Heading(_, i, d) => + // switch (i) { + // | 1 => List.append(msg, [Node.h1(translate_inline(d, []))]) + // | 2 => List.append(msg, [Node.h2(translate_inline(d, []))]) + // | 3 => List.append(msg, [Node.h3(translate_inline(d, []))]) + // | 4 => List.append(msg, [Node.h4(translate_inline(d, []))]) + // | 5 => List.append(msg, [Node.h5(translate_inline(d, []))]) + // | 6 => List.append(msg, [Node.h6(translate_inline(d, []))]) + // | _ => msg + // } + // | Omd.Thematic_break(_) => List.append(msg, [Node.hr()]) + // | Omd.Code_block(_, _, d) => + // // Todo: Potentially remove parse_blocks and favor pure markdown instead. + // // This will require a bit of rewiring, however. + // List.append(msg, [Node.text(d)]) + // | Omd.Html_block(_, d) => List.append(msg, [Node.text(d)]) + // | _ => msg + // } + // }, + // [], + // doc, + // ); + // }; + // [Node.br()] @ translate_block(omd); + // }; + // let text_block = + // ( + // ~message: unwrapped_message, + // ~content: string, + // ~toggle_collapse, + // ~index: int, + // ~signal, + // ~settings: AssistantSettings.t, + // ~model: Model.t, + // ~inject: Update.t => Ui_effect.t(unit), + // ~is_first: bool, + // ~is_last: bool, + // ) + // : Node.t => + // if (message.role == User) { + // let unique_id = "user-message-input-" ++ string_of_int(index); + // let (send_message, handle_keydown) = + // mk_input_handlers( + // settings, + // model, + // Some(index), + // inject, + // signal, + // unique_id, + // ); + // // Auto-resize textarea when first rendered with content + // JsUtil.delay(0.0, () => JsUtil.autosize_textarea(unique_id)); + // div( + // ~attrs=[clss(["user-message-input-container"])], + // [ + // textarea( + // ~attrs=[ + // clss(["user-message-input"]), + // Attr.id(unique_id), + // Attr.value(content), + // Attr.placeholder( + // switch (settings.mode) { + // | HazelTutor => "Ask a question about Hazel (or anything)..." + // | CodeSuggestion => "Followup with a question about the agent's code suggestion..." + // | Composition => "Ask the agent to help clarify, plan, or write code..." + // }, + // ), + // Attr.property("autocomplete", Js.Unsafe.inject("off")), + // Attr.on_focus(_ => { + // JsUtil.autosize_textarea(unique_id); + // signal(MakeActive(ScratchMode.Selection.TextBox)); + // }), + // Attr.on_input(_ => { + // JsUtil.autosize_textarea(unique_id); + // _ => Virtual_dom.Vdom.Effect.Ignore; + // }), + // Attr.on_copy(_ => {Effect.Stop_propagation}), + // Attr.on_paste(_ => { + // JsUtil.delay(0.0, () => JsUtil.autosize_textarea(unique_id)); + // Effect.Stop_propagation; + // }), + // Attr.on_cut(_ => {Effect.Stop_propagation}), + // Attr.on_keydown(handle_keydown), + // ], + // [text(content)], + // ), + // div( + // ~attrs=[ + // clss(["user-send-button", "icon"]), + // Attr.on_click(send_message), + // Attr.title("Submit Message"), + // ], + // [Icons.send], + // ), + // ], + // ); + // } else { + // div( + // ~attrs=[ + // clss([ + // switch (message.role) { + // | User => "user-message" + // | Assistant => "llm-message" + // | System(AssistantPrompt) => "system-prompt-message" + // | System(AgentView) => "system-prompt-message" + // | System(AgentWorkbench) => "system-todo-list-message" + // | System(InternalError) => "system-error-message" + // | Tool => "tool-message" + // }, + // ]), + // Attr.on_copy(_ => {Effect.Stop_propagation}), + // Attr.on_paste(_ => {Effect.Stop_propagation}), + // Attr.on_cut(_ => {Effect.Stop_propagation}), + // Attr.on_click(_ => {Effect.Stop_propagation}), + // ], + // { + // let content = + // message.display.collapsed + // && String.length(message.display.raw_content) + // >= AssistantSettings.max_collapsed_length + // ? String.concat( + // "", + // [ + // String.sub( + // content, + // 0, + // min( + // String.length(content), + // AssistantSettings.max_collapsed_length, + // ), + // ), + // "...", + // ], + // ) + // : content; + // [text(content)] + // // TODO: fix markdown rendering. for now, just displaying raw content. + // //mk_translation(~text=content) + // @ [ + // form_collapse_toggle( + // ~message, + // ~toggle_collapse, + // ~index, + // ~is_first, + // ~is_last, + // ), + // ]; + // }, + // ); + // }; + // let code_block = + // ( + // ~message: unwrapped_message, + // ~sketch: Segment.t, + // ~toggle_collapse, + // ~index: int, + // ~is_first: bool, + // ~is_last: bool, + // ~globals: Globals.t, + // ) + // : Node.t => { + // div( + // ~attrs=[ + // clss([ + // "example", + // switch (message.role) { + // | User => "user" + // | Assistant => "llm" + // | System(AssistantPrompt) => "system-prompt" + // | System(AgentView) => "system-prompt" + // | System(InternalError) => "system-error" + // | Tool => "tool" + // | System(AgentWorkbench) => "system-todo-list" + // }, + // ]), + // ], + // [ + // CellEditor.View.view( + // ~globals, + // ~signal=_ => Ui_effect.Ignore, + // ~inject=_ => Ui_effect.Ignore, + // ~selected=None, + // ~caption=None, + // ~locked=true, + // message.role == Assistant + // ? { + // sketch |> Zipper.unzip |> Editor.Model.mk |> CellEditor.Model.mk; + // } + // : { + // sketch + // |> Zipper.unzip + // |> Editor.Model.mk + // |> CellEditor.Model.mk + // |> CellEditor.Update.calculate( + // ~settings={ + // statics: false, + // elaborate: false, + // assist: false, + // dynamics: false, + // flip_animations: false, + // evaluation: { + // show_case_clauses: false, + // show_fn_bodies: false, + // show_fixpoints: false, + // show_ascription_steps: false, + // show_lookup_steps: false, + // show_stepper_filters: false, + // stepper_history: false, + // show_settings: false, + // show_hidden_steps: false, + // enable_proof: false, + // }, + // }, + // ~is_edited=true, + // ~stitch=x => x, + // ~queue_worker=None, + // ); + // }, + // ), + // form_collapse_toggle( + // ~message, + // ~toggle_collapse, + // ~index, + // ~is_first, + // ~is_last, + // ), + // ], + // ); + // }; + // let form_block = + // ( + // ~message: unwrapped_message, + // ~block: Model.block_kind, + // ~toggle_collapse, + // ~index: int, + // ~is_first: bool, + // ~is_last: bool, + // ~globals: Globals.t, + // ~settings: AssistantSettings.t, + // ~signal, + // ~model: Model.t, + // ~inject: Update.t => Ui_effect.t(unit), + // ) + // : Node.t => + // if (!message.display.collapsed || message.display.collapsed && is_first) { + // switch (block) { + // | Text(content) => + // text_block( + // ~message, + // ~content, + // ~toggle_collapse, + // ~index, + // ~is_first, + // ~is_last, + // ~settings, + // ~signal, + // ~model, + // ~inject, + // ) + // | Code(sketch) => + // code_block( + // ~message, + // ~sketch, + // ~toggle_collapse, + // ~index, + // ~is_first, + // ~is_last, + // ~globals, + // ) + // }; + // } else { + // None; + // }; + // let initial_display = + // (~model: Model.t, ~settings: AssistantSettings.t): Node.t => { + // let (past_chats, curr_chat) = + // UpdateBase.get_mode_info(settings.mode, model); + // let curr_messages = Id.Map.find(curr_chat.id, past_chats).messages; + // List.length(curr_messages) <= 1 + // ? div( + // ~attrs=[clss(["initial-display"])], + // [ + // Icons.corylus, + // div( + // ~attrs=[clss(["initial-display-text"])], + // [ + // text( + // switch (settings.mode) { + // | HazelTutor => "Hi, I'm Corylus. Let's learn about Hazel together." + // | CodeSuggestion => "Hi, I'm Corylus. Type '??' in an expression hole and see the suggestion dialogue here." + // | Composition => "Hi, I'm Corylus. Let's work on your task together." + // }, + // ), + // ], + // ), + // div( + // ~attrs=[clss(["disclaimer-display-text"])], + // [ + // text( + // "AI-based technologies, such as Corylus, are prone to making mistakes. Always verify critical information independently.", + // ), + // ], + // ), + // ], + // ) + // : None; + // }; + // let message_display = + // ( + // ~globals: Globals.t, + // ~inject, + // ~model: Model.t, + // ~settings: AssistantSettings.t, + // ~signal, + // ) + // : Node.t => { + // let toggle_collapse = (is_system_prompt, index) => { + // // Create an action to toggle the collapsed state of a specific message + // Virtual_dom.Vdom.Effect.Many( + // if (is_system_prompt && settings.show_history) { + // [globals.inject_global(Set(Assistant(ToggleHistory)))]; + // } else { + // { + // []; + // } + // @ [ + // inject(Update.ChatAction(CollapseMessage(index))), + // Virtual_dom.Vdom.Effect.Stop_propagation, + // ]; + // }, + // ); + // }; + // let (past_chats, curr_chat) = + // UpdateBase.get_mode_info(settings.mode, model); + // let curr_messages = Id.Map.find(curr_chat.id, past_chats).messages; + // let message_nodes = + // List.flatten( + // List.mapi( + // (index: int, message: Model.message) => { + // switch (message.display) { + // | None => [] + // | Some(display) => + // let message = { + // display, + // role: message.role, + // sketch_snapshot: message.sketch_snapshot, + // }; + // let is_last_message = index == List.length(curr_messages) - 1; + // [ + // div( + // ~attrs=[ + // clss([ + // "message-container", + // switch (message.role) { + // | User => "user" + // | Assistant => "llm" + // | System(AssistantPrompt) => "system-prompt" + // | System(InternalError) => "system-error" + // | Tool => "tool" + // | System(AgentView) => "system-agent-view" + // | System(AgentWorkbench) => "system-todo-list" + // }, + // ]), + // is_last_message ? Attr.id("last-message") : Attr.empty, + // ], + // [ + // div( + // ~attrs=[clss(["message-identifier-row"])], + // [ + // div( + // ~attrs=[clss(["message-identifier"])], + // [ + // switch (message.role) { + // | User => text("User") + // | Assistant => + // switch (settings.mode) { + // | CodeSuggestion => + // div( + // ~attrs=[clss(["llm-identifier"])], + // [Icons.corylus, text("Corylus")], + // ) + // | Composition => + // div( + // ~attrs=[clss(["llm-identifier"])], + // [Icons.corylus, text("Corylus")], + // ) + // | HazelTutor => + // div( + // ~attrs=[clss(["llm-identifier"])], + // [Icons.corylus, text("Corylus")], + // ) + // } + // | System(AssistantPrompt) => + // div( + // ~attrs=[clss(["system-prompt-identifier"])], + // [text("System")], + // ) + // | System(AgentView) => + // div( + // ~attrs=[ + // clss(["system-agent-view-identifier"]), + // ], + // [text("Agent View")], + // ) + // | System(AgentWorkbench) => + // div( + // ~attrs=[clss(["system-todo-list-identifier"])], + // [text("Todo List")], + // ) + // | System(InternalError) => + // div( + // ~attrs=[clss(["system-error-identifier"])], + // [text("System")], + // ) + // | Tool => + // div( + // ~attrs=[clss(["tool-identifier"])], + // [text("Tool")], + // ) + // }, + // ], + // ), + // switch (message.role) { + // | System(AssistantPrompt) => + // div( + // ~attrs=[clss(["show-prompt-button"])], + // [ + // Widgets.button(~tooltip="Show Prompt", Icons.doc, _ => + // toggle_collapse(true, index) + // ), + // ], + // ) + // | System(AgentView) => + // div( + // ~attrs=[clss(["show-prompt-button"])], + // [ + // Widgets.button( + // ~tooltip="Show Agent View", Icons.agent_view, _ => + // toggle_collapse(true, index) + // ), + // ], + // ) + // | _ => None + // }, + // ], + // ), + // ] + // @ { + // message.role == System(AssistantPrompt) + // || message.role == System(AgentView) + // ? [None] + // : { + // let parsed_blocks = message.display.displayable_content; + // List.mapi( + // (idx, block: Model.block_kind) => + // form_block( + // ~message, + // ~block, + // ~toggle_collapse=toggle_collapse(false), + // ~index, + // ~is_first=idx == 0, + // ~is_last=idx == List.length(parsed_blocks) - 1, + // ~globals, + // ~settings, + // ~signal, + // ~model, + // ~inject, + // ), + // parsed_blocks, + // ); + // }; + // }, + // ), + // ]; + // } + // }, + // curr_messages, + // ), + // ); + // // Autoscroll to loading dots if they exist (only once per loading session) + // // JsUtil.delay(0.0, () => { + // // Js.Opt.iter( + // // Dom_html.document##getElementById(Js.string("loading-dots-anchor")), + // // el => { + // // let _ = Js.Unsafe.coerce(el)##scrollIntoView(); + // // // Change the ID so we don't scroll to it again + // // Js.Unsafe.coerce(el)##.id := + // // Js.string("loading-dots-anchor-scrolled"); + // // }, + // // ) + // // }); + // div( + // ~attrs=[clss(["message-display-container"])], + // message_nodes + // @ [initial_display(~model, ~settings)] + // @ [ + // curr_chat.awaiting_response + // ? div( + // ~attrs=[clss(["loading-dots"]), Attr.id("loading-dots-anchor")], + // [ + // div(~attrs=[clss(["dot", "dot1"])], []), + // div(~attrs=[clss(["dot", "dot2"])], []), + // div(~attrs=[clss(["dot", "dot3"])], []), + // ], + // ) + // : None, + // ], + // ); + // }; + // let get_sidebar_width = () => { + // let sidebar = + // Js.Unsafe.coerce(Dom_html.document)##getElementById("side-bar"); + // if (Js.Opt.test(sidebar)) { + // let width_str = Js.to_string(sidebar##.style##.width); + // if (String.length(width_str) >= 2 + // && String.sub(width_str, String.length(width_str) - 2, 2) == "px") { + // try( + // int_of_string( + // String.sub(width_str, 0, String.length(width_str) - 2), + // ) + // ) { + // | Invalid_argument(_) => 450 // default width on error + // }; + // } else { + // 450; // default width if no 'px' suffix + // }; + // } else { + // 450; // default width + // }; + // }; + // let prompt_display = + // ( + // ~globals: Globals.t, + // ~model: Model.t, + // ~settings: AssistantSettings.t, + // ~signal, + // ~inject, + // ) + // : Node.t => { + // let (past_chats, curr_chat) = + // UpdateBase.get_mode_info(settings.mode, model); + // let curr_messages = Id.Map.find(curr_chat.id, past_chats).messages; + // let curr_messages: list(unwrapped_message) = + // List.filter_map( + // (message: Model.message) => + // switch (message.display) { + // | Some(display) => + // Some({ + // display, + // role: message.role, + // sketch_snapshot: message.sketch_snapshot, + // }) + // | None => None + // }, + // curr_messages, + // ); + // let display = + // List.find_mapi( + // (index: int, message: unwrapped_message) => { + // ( + // message.role == System(AssistantPrompt) + // || message.role == System(AgentView) + // ) + // && !message.display.collapsed + // ? Some( + // div( + // ~attrs=[ + // Attr.id("prompt-display-container"), + // Attr.create( + // "style", + // "right: " + // ++ string_of_int(get_sidebar_width() + 20) + // ++ "px", + // ), + // ], + // { + // let parsed_blocks = message.display.displayable_content; + // List.map( + // (block: Model.block_kind) => + // form_block( + // ~message, + // ~block, + // ~toggle_collapse=_ => {Virtual_dom.Vdom.Effect.Ignore}, + // ~index, + // ~is_first=false, + // ~is_last=false, + // ~globals, + // ~settings, + // ~signal, + // ~model, + // ~inject, + // ), + // parsed_blocks, + // ); + // }, + // ), + // ) + // : None + // }, + // curr_messages, + // ); + // switch (display) { + // | Some(node) => node + // | None => None + // }; + // }; + // let view_buttons = + // ( + // ~inject: Update.t => Ui_effect.t(unit), + // ~model: Model.t, + // ~settings: AssistantSettings.t, + // ) + // : Node.t => { + // let (_, curr_chat) = UpdateBase.get_mode_info(settings.mode, model); + // let active_view = curr_chat.composition_model.t_ui.active_view; + // let view_button = + // (view: CompositionAgentWorkbench.Model.UI.active_view, label: string) => { + // let switch_view = _ => + // Virtual_dom.Vdom.Effect.Many([ + // inject( + // Update.CompositionAgentWorkbenchAction( + // UIAction(SwitchView(view)), + // User, + // curr_chat.id, + // ), + // ), + // Virtual_dom.Vdom.Effect.Stop_propagation, + // ]); + // div( + // ~attrs=[ + // clss(["view-button", active_view == view ? "active" : ""]), + // Attr.on_click(switch_view), + // ], + // [text(label)], + // ); + // }; + // div( + // ~attrs=[clss(["view-buttons"])], + // [view_button(Chat, "Chat"), view_button(Todos, "Workbench")], + // ); + // }; + // let mode_dropdown = + // ( + // ~inject_global: Globals.Action.t => Ui_effect.t(unit), + // ~settings: AssistantSettings.t, + // ) + // : Node.t => { + // let handle_change = (event, _) => { + // let target = Js.Unsafe.coerce(event)##.target; + // let value = target##.value; + // let mode = + // switch (Js.to_string(value)) { + // | "HazelTutor" => AssistantSettings.HazelTutor + // | "CodeSuggestion" => AssistantSettings.CodeSuggestion + // | "Composition" => AssistantSettings.Composition + // | _ => AssistantSettings.Composition + // }; + // inject_global(Set(Assistant(SwitchMode(mode)))); + // }; + // let current_mode_string = + // switch (settings.mode) { + // | HazelTutor => "HazelTutor" + // | CodeSuggestion => "CodeSuggestion" + // | Composition => "Composition" + // }; + // let mode_label = + // switch (settings.mode) { + // | HazelTutor => "Tutor" + // | CodeSuggestion => "Suggest" + // | Composition => "Compose" + // }; + // div( + // ~attrs=[clss(["mode-dropdown-container"])], + // [ + // span( + // ~attrs=[clss(["mode-dropdown-label"])], + // [ + // text(mode_label), + // span( + // ~attrs=[clss(["dropdown-arrow"])], + // [text(" \226\150\188")], + // ), + // ], + // ), + // select( + // ~attrs=[ + // Attr.on_change(handle_change), + // clss(["mode-dropdown-select"]), + // Attr.value(current_mode_string), + // ], + // [ + // option( + // ~attrs=[ + // Attr.value("Composition"), + // current_mode_string == "Composition" + // ? Attr.selected : Attr.empty, + // ], + // [text("Compose")], + // ), + // option( + // ~attrs=[ + // Attr.value("CodeSuggestion"), + // current_mode_string == "CodeSuggestion" + // ? Attr.selected : Attr.empty, + // ], + // [text("Suggest")], + // ), + // option( + // ~attrs=[ + // Attr.value("HazelTutor"), + // current_mode_string == "HazelTutor" ? Attr.selected : Attr.empty, + // ], + // [text("Tutor")], + // ), + // ], + // ), + // ], + // ); + // }; + // let history_menu = + // (~model: Model.t, ~settings: AssistantSettings.t, ~inject): Node.t => { + // let (past_chats, curr_chat) = + // UpdateBase.get_mode_info(settings.mode, model); + // let chronologically_sorted_past_chats = Model.sorted_chats(past_chats); + // div( + // ~attrs=[ + // Attr.id("history-menu"), + // Attr.create( + // "style", + // "right: " ++ string_of_int(get_sidebar_width() + 20) ++ "px", + // ), + // ], + // [ + // div(~attrs=[clss(["history-menu-header"])], [text("Chat History")]), + // div( + // ~attrs=[clss(["history-menu-list"])], + // List.map( + // (chat: Model.chat) => + // div( + // ~attrs=[ + // chat.id == curr_chat.id + // ? clss(["history-menu-item", "active"]) + // : clss(["history-menu-item"]), + // Attr.on_click(e => { + // let target = Js.Unsafe.coerce(e)##.target; + // let contains_button = + // Js.to_bool(target##.classList##contains("button")) + // || Js.to_bool( + // target##.parentElement##.classList##contains( + // "button", + // ), + // ); + // if (!contains_button) { + // Virtual_dom.Vdom.Effect.Many([ + // inject(Update.ChatAction(SwitchChat(chat.id))), + // Virtual_dom.Vdom.Effect.Stop_propagation, + // ]); + // } else { + // Virtual_dom.Vdom.Effect.Stop_propagation; + // }; + // }), + // ], + // [ + // div( + // ~attrs=[clss(["history-menu-item-content"])], + // [ + // text(chat.descriptor == "" ? "New chat" : chat.descriptor), + // ], + // ), + // div( + // ~attrs=[clss(["history-menu-item-actions"])], + // [ + // div( + // ~attrs=[clss(["history-menu-item-time"])], + // [text(TimeUtil.format_time_diff(chat.timestamp))], + // ), + // div( + // ~attrs=[ + // clss(["delete-chat-button"]), + // Attr.on_click(_ => + // Virtual_dom.Vdom.Effect.Many([ + // inject(Update.ChatAction(DeleteChat(chat.id))), + // Virtual_dom.Vdom.Effect.Stop_propagation, + // ]) + // ), + // ], + // [ + // Widgets.button(~tooltip="Delete chat", Icons.trash, _ => + // Virtual_dom.Vdom.Effect.Ignore + // ), + // ], + // ), + // ], + // ), + // ], + // ), + // chronologically_sorted_past_chats, + // ), + // ), + // ], + // ); + // }; + // let todo_archive_button = (~inject, ~chat_id: Id.t): Node.t => { + // let tooltip = "Task Archive"; + // let toggle_archive = _ => + // Virtual_dom.Vdom.Effect.Many([ + // inject( + // Update.CompositionAgentWorkbenchAction( + // UIAction(ToggleShowTaskDictionary), + // User, + // chat_id, + // ), + // ), + // Virtual_dom.Vdom.Effect.Stop_propagation, + // ]); + // div( + // ~attrs=[clss(["assistant-button", "todo-archive-button"])], + // [Widgets.button(~tooltip, Icons.library, toggle_archive)], + // ); + // }; + // let todo_archive_menu = + // (~model: Model.t, ~settings: AssistantSettings.t, ~inject, ~chat_id: Id.t) + // : Node.t => { + // let (_, curr_chat) = UpdateBase.get_mode_info(settings.mode, model); + // let task_dict = curr_chat.composition_model.task_dict; + // let sorted_task_dict = + // CompositionAgentWorkbench.Utils.TaskDictUtils.sorted_task_dict(task_dict); + // div( + // ~attrs=[ + // Attr.id("todo-archive-menu"), + // Attr.create( + // "style", + // "right: " ++ string_of_int(get_sidebar_width() + 20) ++ "px", + // ), + // ], + // [ + // div(~attrs=[clss(["history-menu-header"])], [text("Task Archive")]), + // div( + // ~attrs=[clss(["history-menu-list"])], + // List.map( + // (task: CompositionAgentWorkbench.Model.task) => + // div( + // ~attrs=[ + // CompositionAgentWorkbench.Utils.MainUtils.active_task( + // curr_chat.composition_model, + // ) + // |> Option.map( + // (active_task: CompositionAgentWorkbench.Model.task) => + // active_task.title == task.title + // ) + // |> Option.value(~default=false) + // ? clss(["history-menu-item", "active"]) + // : clss(["history-menu-item"]), + // Attr.on_click(_ => { + // Virtual_dom.Vdom.Effect.Many([ + // inject( + // Update.CompositionAgentWorkbenchAction( + // UIAction(SetDisplayTask(task.title)), + // User, + // chat_id, + // ), + // ), + // inject( + // Update.CompositionAgentWorkbenchAction( + // BackendAction(SetActiveTask(task.title)), + // User, + // chat_id, + // ), + // ), + // Virtual_dom.Vdom.Effect.Stop_propagation, + // ]) + // }), + // ], + // [ + // div( + // ~attrs=[clss(["history-menu-item-content"])], + // [text(task.title)], + // ), + // div( + // ~attrs=[clss(["history-menu-item-actions"])], + // [ + // div( + // ~attrs=[clss(["history-menu-item-time"])], + // [ + // text( + // TimeUtil.format_time_diff( + // task.metadata.last_updated_at, + // ), + // ), + // ], + // ), + // ], + // ), + // ], + // ), + // sorted_task_dict, + // ), + // ), + // ], + // ); + // }; + // let task_display = + // (~model: Model.t, ~settings: AssistantSettings.t, ~inject): Node.t => { + // let (_, curr_chat) = UpdateBase.get_mode_info(settings.mode, model); + // let chat_id = curr_chat.id; + // div( + // ~attrs=[clss(["todo-list-view"])], + // [ + // div( + // ~attrs=[clss(["todo-archive-button-container"])], + // [todo_archive_button(~inject, ~chat_id)], + // ), + // switch ( + // CompositionAgentWorkbench.Utils.MainUtils.active_task( + // curr_chat.composition_model, + // ) + // ) { + // | None => + // div( + // ~attrs=[clss(["no-todo-list"])], + // [text("No active todo list.")], + // ) + // | Some(active_task) => + // div( + // ~attrs=[clss(["todo-list-container"])], + // [ + // /* Title row: show title on the left and (if completed) elapsed time on the right */ + // div( + // ~attrs=[clss(["todo-list-title"])], + // [ + // div( + // ~attrs=[clss(["todo-list-title-left"])], + // [text(active_task.title)], + // ), + // switch (active_task.completion_info) { + // | Some(info) => + // div( + // ~attrs=[clss(["todo-list-title-time"])], + // [text(TimeUtil.format_duration_ms(info.elapsed_time))], + // ) + // | None => None + // }, + // ], + // ), + // div( + // ~attrs=[clss(["todo-items"])], + // List.map( + // (subtask: CompositionAgentWorkbench.Model.subtask) => { + // let is_active = + // switch (active_task.active_subtask) { + // | Some(active_item) => active_item == subtask.title + // | None => false + // }; + // div( + // ~attrs=[ + // clss([ + // "todo-item", + // subtask.subtask_ui.expanded ? "expanded" : "", + // ]), + // Attr.on_click(_ => + // inject( + // Update.CompositionAgentWorkbenchAction( + // UIAction(ExpandSubtask(subtask.title)), + // User, + // chat_id, + // ), + // ) + // ), + // ], + // [ + // div( + // ~attrs=[ + // clss([ + // "todo-status-icon", + // CompositionAgentWorkbench.Utils.SubtaskUtils.is_completed( + // subtask, + // ) + // ? "completed" : "incomplete", + // is_active + // && ! + // CompositionAgentWorkbench.Utils.SubtaskUtils.is_completed( + // subtask, + // ) + // ? "active-todo" : "", + // ]), + // ], + // [ + // CompositionAgentWorkbench.Utils.SubtaskUtils.is_completed( + // subtask, + // ) + // ? Icons.circle_with_check + // : Icons.circle_with_no_check, + // ], + // ), + // div( + // ~attrs=[clss(["todo-item-content"])], + // [ + // div( + // ~attrs=[clss(["todo-item-title-row"])], + // [ + // div( + // ~attrs=[clss(["todo-item-title"])], + // [text(subtask.title)], + // ), + // /* Show elapsed time on the header (if completed) */ + // switch (subtask.completion_info) { + // | Some(info) => + // div( + // ~attrs=[clss(["todo-item-title-time"])], + // [ + // text( + // TimeUtil.format_duration_ms( + // info.elapsed_time, + // ), + // ), + // ], + // ) + // | None => None + // }, + // ], + // ), + // subtask.subtask_ui.expanded + // ? div( + // ~attrs=[clss(["todo-item-details"])], + // [ + // /* Header row for the details section: label + elapsed time (if completed) */ + // div( + // ~attrs=[ + // clss(["todo-detail-header-row"]), + // ], + // [ + // div( + // ~attrs=[ + // clss(["todo-detail-header"]), + // ], + // [text("Description")], + // ), + // None, + // ], + // ), + // div( + // ~attrs=[clss(["todo-detail-text"])], + // [text(subtask.description)], + // ), + // switch (subtask.completion_info) { + // | Some(info) => + // div( + // ~attrs=[clss(["todo-detail-section"])], + // [ + // div( + // ~attrs=[ + // clss(["todo-detail-header"]), + // ], + // [text("Summary of Changes")], + // ), + // div( + // ~attrs=[ + // clss(["todo-detail-text"]), + // ], + // [text(info.summary)], + // ), + // ], + // ) + // | None => None + // }, + // ], + // ) + // : None, + // ], + // ), + // ], + // ); + // }, + // CompositionAgentWorkbench.Utils.TaskUtils.ordered_subtasks_of( + // active_task, + // ), + // ), + // ), + // ], + // ) + // }, + // ], + // ); + // }; + // let view = + // ( + // ~globals: Globals.t, + // ~signal: event => Ui_effect.t(unit), + // ~inject: Update.t => Ui_effect.t(unit), + // ~model: Model.t, + // ) => { + // let settings = globals.settings; + // let inject_global = globals.inject_global; + // let (_, curr_chat) = + // UpdateBase.get_mode_info(settings.assistant.mode, model); + // let active_view = curr_chat.composition_model.t_ui.active_view; + // let show_todos = + // settings.assistant.mode == Composition + // && active_view == CompositionAgentWorkbench.Model.UI.Todos; + // let show_archive = + // settings.assistant.mode == Composition + // && curr_chat.composition_model.t_ui.show_archive; + // /* For debugging: Uncomment to view chat history + // let curr_chat = + // Id.Map.find( + // model.current_chats.curr_composition_chat, + // model.chat_history.past_composition_chats, + // ); + // let concat_text = + // String.concat( + // "\n", + // List.map( + // (message: Model.display) => + // "<" + // ++ Model.string_of_role(message.role) + // ++ ">" + // ++ message.original_content + // ++ "\n", + // curr_chat.message_displays, + // ), + // ); + // print_endline(concat_text); + // Js_of_ocaml.Firebug.console##log(Js_of_ocaml.Js.string(concat_text)); + // */ + // let view = + // div( + // ~attrs=[Attr.id("assistant")], + // [ + // div( + // ~attrs=[clss(["header"])], + // [ + // div( + // ~attrs=[clss(["header-left-group"])], + // [ + // settings.assistant.ongoing_chat + // && settings.assistant.mode == Composition + // ? view_buttons( + // ~inject, + // ~model, + // ~settings=settings.assistant, + // ) + // : None, + // ], + // ), + // div( + // ~attrs=[clss(["header-right-group"])], + // [ + // settings.assistant.ongoing_chat + // ? mode_dropdown( + // ~inject_global, + // ~settings=settings.assistant, + // ) + // : div( + // ~attrs=[clss(["main-title"])], + // [text("Assistant Settings")], + // ), + // settings.assistant.ongoing_chat + // ? history_button(~inject, ~inject_global) : None, + // settings.assistant.ongoing_chat + // ? new_chat_button(~inject, ~model) : None, + // settings.assistant.ongoing_chat + // ? settings_button(~inject_global) + // : resume_chat_button(~inject_global), + // ], + // ), + // ], + // ), + // settings.assistant.ongoing_chat + // ? show_todos + // ? task_display(~model, ~settings=settings.assistant, ~inject) + // : message_display( + // ~globals, + // ~inject, + // ~model, + // ~settings=settings.assistant, + // ~signal, + // ) + // : None, + // settings.assistant.ongoing_chat && !show_todos + // ? message_input( + // ~signal, + // ~inject, + // ~model, + // ~settings=settings.assistant, + // ) + // : None, + // settings.assistant.ongoing_chat + // ? None + // : api_input( + // ~inject, + // ~inject_global, + // ~signal, + // ~model, + // ~settings=settings.assistant, + // ), + // settings.assistant.ongoing_chat + // ? None : llm_model_id_input(~inject, ~model, ~signal), + // settings.assistant.ongoing_chat && settings.assistant.show_history + // ? history_menu(~model, ~settings=settings.assistant, ~inject) : None, + // settings.assistant.ongoing_chat + // && show_archive + // && curr_chat.composition_model.t_ui.active_view + // == CompositionAgentWorkbench.Model.UI.Todos + // ? todo_archive_menu( + // ~model, + // ~settings=settings.assistant, + // ~inject, + // ~chat_id=curr_chat.id, + // ) + // : None, + // prompt_display( + // ~globals, + // ~model, + // ~settings=settings.assistant, + // ~signal, + // ~inject, + // ), + // ], + // ); + // // Apply blue cursor theme and disable editing when agent is looping + // JsUtil.delay( + // 0.0, + // () => { + // // todo: maybe use later + // JsUtil.set_agent_view_flag_theme(false); + // JsUtil.set_editor_readonly(false); + // }, + // ); + // view; + /* }*/ diff --git a/src/web/view/ProjectModeView/ProjectModeView.re b/src/web/view/ProjectModeView/ProjectModeView.re index cc57e19ca2..45329d063d 100644 --- a/src/web/view/ProjectModeView/ProjectModeView.re +++ b/src/web/view/ProjectModeView/ProjectModeView.re @@ -33,7 +33,7 @@ let view = ~signal= fun | MakeActive(selection) => signal(MakeActive(Cell(selection))), - ~inject=a => inject(CellAction(a)), + ~inject=a => inject(Update.Project(CellAction(a), None)), ~selected= switch (selected) { | Some(Selection.Cell(s)) => Some(s) diff --git a/src/web/www/style/agent.css b/src/web/www/style/agent.css new file mode 100644 index 0000000000..8b13789179 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/web/www/style/agent.css @@ -0,0 +1 @@ + From e668519940ef66e50072cb62cdbedbe39e2b2086 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: russell-rozenbaum Date: Wed, 3 Dec 2025 13:17:50 -0500 Subject: [PATCH 13/38] added ui for agent main menu --- src/util/API.re | 6 +- src/web/Settings.re | 16 +- src/web/app/Page.re | 7 +- src/web/app/sidebar/Sidebar.re | 2 +- .../ProjectModeCore/AgentCore/AgentGlobals.re | 9 +- .../FileSystemCore/FileSystem.re | 6 +- .../AgentView/AgentMainMenuView.re | 269 ++++++++++++++++++ .../ProjectModeView/AgentView/AgentView.re | 41 +++ src/web/www/style.css | 1 + src/web/www/style/agent/agent-main-menu.css | 250 ++++++++++++++++ 10 files changed, 596 insertions(+), 11 deletions(-) mode change 100755 => 100644 src/web/app/sidebar/Sidebar.re create mode 100644 src/web/view/ProjectModeView/AgentView/AgentMainMenuView.re create mode 100644 src/web/www/style/agent/agent-main-menu.css diff --git a/src/util/API.re b/src/util/API.re index 5133fc957d..8a5db18fc2 100644 --- a/src/util/API.re +++ b/src/util/API.re @@ -162,7 +162,11 @@ let request = debug ? Yojson.Safe.pp(Format.std_formatter, body) : (); let request = XmlHttpRequest.create(); request##.onreadystatechange := - Js.wrap_callback(_ => handler(receive(request))); + Js.wrap_callback(_ => + if (request##.readyState == XmlHttpRequest.DONE) { + handler(receive(request)); + } + ); request##.withCredentials := with_credentials |> Js.bool; request##_open( method |> string_of_method |> Js.string, diff --git a/src/web/Settings.re b/src/web/Settings.re index a8a5cb5003..64af3013b9 100644 --- a/src/web/Settings.re +++ b/src/web/Settings.re @@ -107,6 +107,7 @@ module Update = { | Evaluation(evaluation) | Sidebar(SidebarModel.Settings.action) | ExplainThis(ExplainThisModel.Settings.action) + | AgentGlobals(AgentGlobals.Update.action) | FlipAnimations; let can_undo = (action: t) => { @@ -116,7 +117,9 @@ module Update = { }; }; - let update = (~action, ~settings: Model.t): Updated.t(Model.t) => { + let update = + (~action, ~settings: Model.t, ~schedule_action: t => unit) + : Updated.t(Model.t) => { ( switch (action) { | Statics => { @@ -277,6 +280,17 @@ module Update = { ...settings, //TODO[Matt]: Make sure instructor mode actually makes prelude read-only instructor_mode: !settings.instructor_mode, } + | AgentGlobals(agent_globals_action) => + // AgentGlobals updates are handled at Page level with proper async scheduling + // This case should not be reached, but we include it for completeness + { + ...settings, + agent_globals: + AgentGlobals.Update.update( + agent_globals_action, settings.agent_globals, a => + schedule_action(AgentGlobals(a)) + ) // Dummy schedule_action - will be handled at Page level + } } ) |> Updated.return(~scroll_active=false); diff --git a/src/web/app/Page.re b/src/web/app/Page.re index c3d724cac4..7831631370 100644 --- a/src/web/app/Page.re +++ b/src/web/app/Page.re @@ -72,7 +72,7 @@ module Update = { let update_global = ( ~import_log, - ~schedule_action, + ~schedule_action: t => unit, ~globals: Globals.Model.t, action: Globals.Update.t, model: Model.t, @@ -89,7 +89,10 @@ module Update = { |> Updated.return_quiet(~scroll_active=true) | Set(action) => let* settings = - Settings.Update.update(~action, ~settings=model.globals.settings); + Settings.Update.update( + ~action, ~settings=model.globals.settings, ~schedule_action=a => + schedule_action(Globals(Set(a))) + ); { ...model, globals: { diff --git a/src/web/app/sidebar/Sidebar.re b/src/web/app/sidebar/Sidebar.re old mode 100755 new mode 100644 index 6084fa9f50..b6b7b65fbd --- a/src/web/app/sidebar/Sidebar.re +++ b/src/web/app/sidebar/Sidebar.re @@ -187,7 +187,7 @@ let view = ~explainThisModel, info, ) - | HelpfulAssistant => None // Todo: Large refactoring of agent architecture + | HelpfulAssistant => AgentView.view(~globals) }, ], ) diff --git a/src/web/view/ProjectModeCore/AgentCore/AgentGlobals.re b/src/web/view/ProjectModeCore/AgentCore/AgentGlobals.re index 7d21547de6..136e851076 100644 --- a/src/web/view/ProjectModeCore/AgentCore/AgentGlobals.re +++ b/src/web/view/ProjectModeCore/AgentCore/AgentGlobals.re @@ -42,7 +42,8 @@ module Update = { type action = | SetApiKey(string) | SetActiveLlm(OpenRouter.AvailableLLMs.Model.llm_info) - | SetAvailableLLMs(OpenRouter.AvailableLLMs.Model.t); + | SetAvailableLLMs(OpenRouter.AvailableLLMs.Model.t) + | SwitchInterface(Model.screen); let update = (action: action, model: Model.t, schedule_action: action => unit) @@ -50,7 +51,7 @@ module Update = { switch (action) { | SetApiKey(api_key) => OpenRouter.AvailableLLMs.Utils.get_models( - ~key=api_key, ~handler=(response: option(API.Json.t)) => { + ~key=api_key, ~handler=response => { switch (response) { | Some(json) => switch ( @@ -79,6 +80,10 @@ module Update = { ...model, available_llms, } + | SwitchInterface(screen) => { + ...model, + active_screen: screen, + } }; }; }; diff --git a/src/web/view/ProjectModeCore/FileSystemCore/FileSystem.re b/src/web/view/ProjectModeCore/FileSystemCore/FileSystem.re index 73508aae66..ad7f66637b 100644 --- a/src/web/view/ProjectModeCore/FileSystemCore/FileSystem.re +++ b/src/web/view/ProjectModeCore/FileSystemCore/FileSystem.re @@ -1,5 +1,4 @@ open Util; -open OptUtil.Syntax; open Haz3lcore; module Model = { @@ -64,7 +63,7 @@ module Persistent = { current: path, }; - let rec persist_file_tree = (ft: Model.file_tree): file_tree => { + let persist_file_tree = (ft: Model.file_tree): file_tree => { Maps.StringMap.map( fun | Model.File(file: Model.file) => @@ -90,7 +89,7 @@ module Persistent = { current: model.current, }; - let rec unpersist_file_tree = (~settings, pft: file_tree): Model.file_tree => { + let unpersist_file_tree = (~settings, pft: file_tree): Model.file_tree => { Maps.StringMap.map( fun | File(p_file: file) => @@ -245,7 +244,6 @@ module Utils = { }; module Update = { - open Updated; open Model; [@deriving (show({with_path: false}), sexp, yojson)] diff --git a/src/web/view/ProjectModeView/AgentView/AgentMainMenuView.re b/src/web/view/ProjectModeView/AgentView/AgentMainMenuView.re new file mode 100644 index 0000000000..4f861dc196 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/web/view/ProjectModeView/AgentView/AgentMainMenuView.re @@ -0,0 +1,269 @@ +open Virtual_dom.Vdom; +open Node; +open Util.WebUtil; +open Util; +open Js_of_ocaml; +open Widgets; +// open Icons; + +let view = (~globals: Globals.t): Node.t => { + let agent_globals = globals.settings.agent_globals; + + let format_price_per_million = (price: string): string => { + // OpenRouter provides price per 1K tokens; scale to per million for readability + switch (float_of_string_opt(price)) { + | Some(p) => + let per_million = p *. 1000000.0; + if (per_million == 0.0) { + "Free"; + } else { + "$" ++ Printf.sprintf("%.4f", per_million); + }; + | None => "Unknown" + }; + }; + + // API Key submit button action + let submit_api_key = _ => { + let api_key_input = + Js.Opt.case( + Dom_html.document##getElementById(Js.string("agent-api-key-input")), + () => "", + el => + switch (Js.Unsafe.coerce(el)) { + | input => Js.to_string(input##.value) + }, + ); + if (String.length(api_key_input) > 0) { + let set_api_key_action = + AgentGlobals.Update.SetApiKey(api_key_input) + |> (action => Settings.Update.AgentGlobals(action)); + Effect.Many([ + globals.inject_global(Globals.Action.Set(set_api_key_action)), + Effect.Stop_propagation, + ]); + } else { + Effect.Ignore; + }; + }; + + // API Key keydown handler (submit on Enter) + let handle_api_key_keydown = event => { + let key = Js.Optdef.to_option(Js.Unsafe.get(event, "key")); + switch (key) { + | Some("Enter") => + // Blur the input after submission + Js.Opt.iter( + Dom_html.document##getElementById(Js.string("agent-api-key-input")), + el => { + let _ = Js.Unsafe.coerce(el)##blur(); + (); + }, + ); + submit_api_key(); + | _ => Effect.Ignore + }; + }; + + // LLM selection handler + let set_active_llm = (llm_info: OpenRouter.AvailableLLMs.Model.llm_info) => { + let set_active_llm_action = + AgentGlobals.Update.SetActiveLlm(llm_info) + |> (action => Settings.Update.AgentGlobals(action)); + Effect.Many([ + globals.inject_global(Globals.Action.Set(set_active_llm_action)), + Effect.Stop_propagation, + ]); + }; + + // Switch to chat interface handler + let switch_to_chat = _ => { + let switch_interface_action = + AgentGlobals.Update.SwitchInterface( + AgentGlobals.Model.AgentChatInterface, + ) + |> (action => Settings.Update.AgentGlobals(action)); + Effect.Many([ + globals.inject_global(Globals.Action.Set(switch_interface_action)), + Effect.Stop_propagation, + ]); + }; + + // Current selected LLM info + let (current_llm_name, current_llm_pricing) = + switch (agent_globals.active_llm) { + | Some(llm) => + let prompt = format_price_per_million(llm.pricing.prompt); + let completion = format_price_per_million(llm.pricing.completion); + ( + llm.name, + "Prompt: " ++ prompt ++ " /M, Completion: " ++ completion ++ " /M", + ); + | None => ("None selected", "Pricing: N/A") + }; + + div( + ~attrs=[clss(["agent-main-menu"])], + [ + // API Key Section + div( + ~attrs=[clss(["agent-main-menu-section"])], + [ + div(~attrs=[clss(["agent-main-menu-label"])], [text("API Key")]), + div( + ~attrs=[clss(["agent-main-menu-info"])], + [ + text("Get an OpenRouter API key "), + a( + ~attrs=[ + Attr.href("https://openrouter.ai/settings/keys"), + Attr.target("_blank"), + ], + [text("here")], + ), + text("."), + ], + ), + div( + ~attrs=[clss(["agent-api-key-container"])], + [ + input( + ~attrs=[ + Attr.id("agent-api-key-input"), + clss(["agent-api-key-input"]), + Attr.placeholder("Enter your OpenRouter API key"), + Attr.type_("password"), + Attr.property("autocomplete", Js.Unsafe.inject("off")), + Attr.on_keydown(handle_api_key_keydown), + Attr.on_copy(_ => Effect.Stop_propagation), + Attr.on_paste(_ => Effect.Stop_propagation), + Attr.on_cut(_ => Effect.Stop_propagation), + Attr.string_property( + "value", + switch (agent_globals.api_key) { + | Some(key) => key + | None => "" + }, + ), + ], + (), + ), + button_named(~tooltip="Enter", None, submit_api_key), + ], + ), + ], + ), + // LLM Model Selection Section + div( + ~attrs=[clss(["agent-main-menu-section"])], + [ + div( + ~attrs=[clss(["agent-main-menu-label"])], + [text("LLM Model")], + ), + div( + ~attrs=[clss(["agent-main-menu-info"])], + [ + text("See available OpenRouter models "), + a( + ~attrs=[ + Attr.href("https://openrouter.ai/models"), + Attr.target("_blank"), + ], + [text("here")], + ), + text("."), + ], + ), + div( + ~attrs=[clss(["llm-list-container"])], + [ + if (List.length(agent_globals.available_llms) == 0) { + div( + ~attrs=[clss(["llm-empty"])], + [text("No models available - set API key first")], + ); + } else { + div( + ~attrs=[clss(["llm-list"])], + List.map( + (llm: OpenRouter.AvailableLLMs.Model.llm_info) => { + let is_active = + switch (agent_globals.active_llm) { + | Some(active) => active.id == llm.id + | None => false + }; + let classes = + ["llm-item"] @ (is_active ? ["active"] : []); + div( + ~attrs=[ + clss(classes), + Attr.on_click(_ => set_active_llm(llm)), + ], + { + let prompt = + format_price_per_million(llm.pricing.prompt); + let completion = + format_price_per_million(llm.pricing.completion); + [ + div( + ~attrs=[clss(["llm-name"])], + [text(llm.name)], + ), + div( + ~attrs=[clss(["llm-pricing"])], + [ + text( + "Prompt: " + ++ prompt + ++ " /M, Completion: " + ++ completion + ++ " /M", + ), + ], + ), + ]; + }, + ); + }, + agent_globals.available_llms, + ), + ); + }, + ], + ), + div( + ~attrs=[clss(["llm-current"])], + [ + div( + ~attrs=[clss(["llm-current-label"])], + [text("Current model")], + ), + div( + ~attrs=[clss(["llm-current-name"])], + [text(current_llm_name)], + ), + div( + ~attrs=[clss(["llm-current-pricing"])], + [text(current_llm_pricing)], + ), + ], + ), + ], + ), + // Confirm Settings Button + div( + ~attrs=[clss(["confirm-settings-button-container"])], + [ + div( + ~attrs=[ + clss(["confirm-settings-button"]), + Attr.on_click(switch_to_chat), + ], + [text("Confirm Settings")], + ), + ], + ), + ], + ); +}; diff --git a/src/web/view/ProjectModeView/AgentView/AgentView.re b/src/web/view/ProjectModeView/AgentView/AgentView.re index 8b13789179..e49b87ce66 100644 --- a/src/web/view/ProjectModeView/AgentView/AgentView.re +++ b/src/web/view/ProjectModeView/AgentView/AgentView.re @@ -1 +1,42 @@ +open Virtual_dom.Vdom; +open Node; +open Util.WebUtil; +let view = (~globals: Globals.t): Node.t => { + let agent_globals = globals.settings.agent_globals; + switch (agent_globals.active_screen) { + | AgentGlobals.Model.MainMenu => AgentMainMenuView.view(~globals) + | AgentGlobals.Model.AgentChatInterface => + // TODO: Implement chat interface view + let switch_to_main_menu = _ => { + let switch_interface_action = + AgentGlobals.Update.SwitchInterface(AgentGlobals.Model.MainMenu) + |> (action => Settings.Update.AgentGlobals(action)); + Effect.Many([ + globals.inject_global(Globals.Action.Set(switch_interface_action)), + Effect.Stop_propagation, + ]); + }; + div( + ~attrs=[clss(["chat-interface-container"])], + [ + div( + ~attrs=[clss(["chat-interface-placeholder"])], + [text("Chat Interface (Coming Soon)")], + ), + div( + ~attrs=[clss(["back-to-menu-button-container"])], + [ + div( + ~attrs=[ + clss(["back-to-menu-button"]), + Attr.on_click(switch_to_main_menu), + ], + [text("Back to Settings")], + ), + ], + ), + ], + ); + }; +}; diff --git a/src/web/www/style.css b/src/web/www/style.css index 1dd5cd4921..26b0cb867a 100644 --- a/src/web/www/style.css +++ b/src/web/www/style.css @@ -9,6 +9,7 @@ @import "style/type-display.css"; @import "style/explainthis.css"; @import "style/assistant.css"; +@import "style/agent/agent-main-menu.css"; @import "style/sidebar.css"; @import "style/project.css"; @import "style/exercise-mode.css"; diff --git a/src/web/www/style/agent/agent-main-menu.css b/src/web/www/style/agent/agent-main-menu.css new file mode 100644 index 0000000000..52d71c45ec --- /dev/null +++ b/src/web/www/style/agent/agent-main-menu.css @@ -0,0 +1,250 @@ +/* Agent Main Menu Styles */ + +.agent-main-menu { + display: flex; + flex-direction: column; + gap: 2em; + padding: 1.5em; + height: 100%; + overflow-y: auto; + background-color: var(--ui-bkg); +} + +.agent-main-menu-section { + display: flex; + flex-direction: column; + gap: 0.75em; +} + +.agent-main-menu-label { + font-size: 0.9em; + font-weight: bold; + color: var(--BR4); + margin-bottom: 0.25em; +} + +.agent-main-menu-info { + font-size: 0.8em; + color: var(--STONE); + opacity: 0.8; + line-height: 1.4; +} + +.agent-main-menu-info a { + color: var(--BR3); + text-decoration: underline; +} + +.agent-main-menu-info a:hover { + color: var(--BR4); +} + +/* API Key Container */ +.agent-api-key-container { + display: flex; + flex-direction: row; + align-items: center; + gap: 0.75em; +} + +/* API Key Button (Widgets.button_named) - text-only */ +.agent-main-menu .named-menu-item { + display: inline-flex; + align-items: center; + cursor: pointer; + padding: 0; + border-radius: 0; + background: none; + font-size: 0.75em; + color: var(--STONE); + transition: color 0.15s ease; +} + +.agent-main-menu .named-menu-item:hover { + color: var(--BR3); +} + +.agent-main-menu .named-menu-item:active { + color: var(--BR4); +} + +/* API Key Input */ +.agent-api-key-input { + width: 100%; + padding: 0.5em 0.75em; + border-radius: 4px; + border: 0.6px solid var(--BR2); + background-color: var(--SAND); + color: var(--STONE); + font-family: var(--code-font); + font-size: 0.8em; + outline: none; + box-sizing: border-box; + white-space: nowrap; + overflow-x: auto; +} + +.agent-api-key-input:hover { + border-color: var(--BR3); +} + +.agent-api-key-input:focus { + border-color: var(--BR3); + outline: 0.6px solid var(--BR3); +} + +.agent-api-key-input::placeholder { + color: var(--BR2); + opacity: 0.6; +} + +/* LLM list container */ +.llm-list-container { + max-height: 20em; + border-radius: 4px; + border: 0.6px solid var(--BR2); + background-color: var(--T1); + overflow-y: auto; + box-sizing: border-box; + padding: 0.4em 0.2em; +} + +.llm-list { + display: flex; + flex-direction: column; + gap: 0.25em; +} + +.llm-item { + padding: 0.4em 0.6em; + border-radius: 3px; + background-color: var(--T2); + color: var(--STONE); + cursor: pointer; + font-size: 0.8em; + transition: background-color 0.15s ease, border-color 0.15s ease; +} + +.llm-item:hover { + background-color: var(--T3); +} + +.llm-item.active { + border: 0.6px solid var(--BR3); + background-color: var(--T3); +} + +.llm-name { + font-weight: 500; +} + +.llm-pricing { + margin-top: 0.1em; + font-size: 0.75em; + color: var(--BR2); +} + +.llm-empty { + font-size: 0.8em; + color: var(--BR2); + padding: 0.4em 0.6em; +} + +.llm-current { + margin-top: 0.5em; + display: flex; + flex-direction: column; + gap: 0.1em; + font-size: 0.8em; + color: var(--STONE); +} + +.llm-current-label { + font-size: 0.75em; + color: var(--BR3); + text-transform: uppercase; + letter-spacing: 0.05em; +} + +.llm-current-name { + font-weight: 500; +} + +.llm-current-pricing { + font-size: 0.75em; + color: var(--BR2); +} + +/* Confirm Settings Button */ +.confirm-settings-button-container { + display: flex; + justify-content: center; + margin-top: auto; + padding-top: 1em; +} + +.confirm-settings-button { + display: inline-flex; + align-items: center; + cursor: pointer; + padding: 0; + border-radius: 0; + background: none; + font-size: 0.75em; + color: var(--STONE); + transition: color 0.15s ease; +} + +.confirm-settings-button:hover { + color: var(--BR3); +} + +.confirm-settings-button:active { + color: var(--BR4); +} + +/* Chat Interface */ +.chat-interface-container { + display: flex; + flex-direction: column; + height: 100%; + padding: 1.5em; + background-color: var(--ui-bkg); +} + +.chat-interface-placeholder { + flex: 1; + display: flex; + align-items: center; + justify-content: center; + color: var(--STONE); + font-size: 0.9em; +} + +.back-to-menu-button-container { + display: flex; + justify-content: center; + margin-top: auto; + padding-top: 1em; +} + +.back-to-menu-button { + display: inline-flex; + align-items: center; + cursor: pointer; + padding: 0; + border-radius: 0; + background: none; + font-size: 0.75em; + color: var(--STONE); + transition: color 0.15s ease; +} + +.back-to-menu-button:hover { + color: var(--BR3); +} + +.back-to-menu-button:active { + color: var(--BR4); +} + From d107f8970fc80bc6ef5029bc027789f71bc797a3 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: russell-rozenbaum Date: Thu, 4 Dec 2025 19:28:58 -0500 Subject: [PATCH 14/38] ui implementations; adds streaming --- src/util/API.re | 102 ++++ src/util/OpenRouter.re | 47 +- src/web/app/Page.re | 50 +- src/web/app/sidebar/Sidebar.re | 6 +- .../view/ProjectModeCore/AgentCore/Agent.re | 509 ++++++++++++------ .../FileSystemCore/FileSystem.re | 2 +- src/web/view/ProjectModeCore/ProjectMode.re | 2 +- .../AgentView/AgentMainMenuView.re | 16 +- .../ProjectModeView/AgentView/AgentView.re | 66 +-- .../AgentView/ChatMessagesView.re | 467 ++++++++++++++++ .../ProjectModeView/AgentView/ChatView.re | 279 ++++++++++ .../ProjectModeView/AgentView/MessageView.re | 1 - .../{ChatSystemView.re => WorkbenchView.re} | 0 src/web/www/style.css | 2 + .../www/style/agent/agent-chat-messages.css | 396 ++++++++++++++ src/web/www/style/agent/agent-chat.css | 162 ++++++ 16 files changed, 1872 insertions(+), 235 deletions(-) create mode 100644 src/web/view/ProjectModeView/AgentView/ChatMessagesView.re delete mode 100644 src/web/view/ProjectModeView/AgentView/MessageView.re rename src/web/view/ProjectModeView/AgentView/{ChatSystemView.re => WorkbenchView.re} (100%) create mode 100644 src/web/www/style/agent/agent-chat-messages.css create mode 100644 src/web/www/style/agent/agent-chat.css diff --git a/src/util/API.re b/src/util/API.re index 8a5db18fc2..0956c8d5be 100644 --- a/src/util/API.re +++ b/src/util/API.re @@ -180,6 +180,108 @@ let request = request##send(body |> Json.to_string |> Js.string |> Js.Opt.return); }; +/* Parse a single SSE line */ +let parse_sse_line = (line: string): option(Json.t) => { + let trimmed = String.trim(line); + + /* Skip empty lines and comments (lines starting with ':') */ + if (trimmed == "" || trimmed.[0] == ':') { + None; + } else if (String.starts_with(~prefix="data: ", trimmed)) { + let data_start = 6; /* Length of "data: " */ + let data = + String.sub(trimmed, data_start, String.length(trimmed) - data_start); + let data = String.trim(data); + + /* Check for stream end */ + if (data == "[DONE]") { + None; + } else { + try(Some(Json.from_string(data))) { + | _ => None + }; + }; + } else { + None; + }; +}; + +/* New streaming request handler */ +let request_stream = + ( + ~debug=false, + ~with_credentials=false, + ~method: method, + ~url: string, + ~headers: list((string, string))=[], + ~body: Json.t=`Null, + ~on_chunk: option(Json.t) => unit, + ~on_complete: unit => unit, + ) + : unit => { + debug ? Yojson.Safe.pp(Format.std_formatter, body) : (); + let request = XmlHttpRequest.create(); + + let processed_length = ref(0); + + /* Handle progressive chunks */ + request##.onreadystatechange := + Js.wrap_callback(_ => { + switch (request##.readyState) { + | XmlHttpRequest.LOADING + | XmlHttpRequest.DONE => + Js.Opt.case( + request##.responseText, + () => (), + responseText => { + let text = Js.to_string(responseText); + let new_text = + String.sub( + text, + processed_length^, + String.length(text) - processed_length^, + ); + processed_length := String.length(text); + + /* Process each line */ + let lines = String.split_on_char('\n', new_text); + List.iter( + line => { + switch (parse_sse_line(line)) { + | Some(json) => on_chunk(Some(json)) + | None => () + } + }, + lines, + ); + + /* Call on_complete when done */ + if (request##.readyState == XmlHttpRequest.DONE) { + on_complete(); + }; + }, + ) + | _ => () + } + }); + + request##.withCredentials := with_credentials |> Js.bool; + request##_open( + method |> string_of_method |> Js.string, + url |> Js.string, + true |> Js.bool, + ); + + List.iter( + ((key, value)) => { + request##setRequestHeader(Js.string(key), Js.string(value)) + }, + headers, + ); + + request##send(body |> Json.to_string |> Js.string |> Js.Opt.return); +}; + let node_request = ( ~debug=false, diff --git a/src/util/OpenRouter.re b/src/util/OpenRouter.re index 844d5e9e7e..a06b9173c4 100644 --- a/src/util/OpenRouter.re +++ b/src/util/OpenRouter.re @@ -23,7 +23,7 @@ module Reply = { type t = { content: string, tool_calls: list(tool_call), - usage, + usage: option(usage), }; }; }; @@ -117,7 +117,6 @@ module Payload = { tools: list(Json.t), stream: bool, messages: list(Message.Model.t), - prompt: option(string), }; }; module Utils = { @@ -131,7 +130,6 @@ module Payload = { ( ~model_id: string, ~messages: list(Message.Model.t), - ~prompt: option(string), ~tools: list(Json.t), ) : Model.t => { @@ -140,9 +138,8 @@ module Payload = { temperature: 0.9, top_p: 1.0, tools, - stream: false, + stream: true, messages, - prompt, }; let mk_reasoning = (reasoning: Model.reasoning): Json.t => @@ -165,10 +162,6 @@ module Payload = { "messages", `List(List.map(Message.Utils.json_of_message, payload.messages)), ), - switch (payload.prompt) { - | Some(prompt) => ("prompt", `String(prompt)) - | None => ("prompt", `Null) - }, ]); }; }; @@ -190,7 +183,9 @@ module Utils = { let chat = (~key: string, ~body: Json.t, ~handler: option(Json.t) => unit): unit => { print_endline("API: POSTing OpenRouter request"); - request( + request_stream( + ~debug=true, + ~with_credentials=false, ~method=POST, ~url="https://openrouter.ai/api/v1/chat/completions", ~headers=[ @@ -198,7 +193,9 @@ module Utils = { ("Authorization", "Bearer " ++ key), ], ~body, - handler, + ~on_chunk=handler, + ~on_complete=() => + () ); }; @@ -230,9 +227,12 @@ module Utils = { let first_message_content = (choices: Json.t): option(string) => { let* choices = Json.list(choices); let* hd = ListUtil.hd_opt(choices); - let* message = Json.dot("message", hd); - - let* content = Json.dot("content", message); + let* delta = + switch (Json.dot("message", hd)) { + | Some(message) => Some(message) + | None => Json.dot("delta", hd) + }; + let* content = Json.dot("content", delta); Json.str(content); }; @@ -299,7 +299,6 @@ module Utils = { let handle_chat = (~db: string => unit=ignore, response: option(Json.t)) : option(Model.result) => { - db("OpenAI: Chat response:"); Option.map(r => r |> Json.to_string |> db, response) |> ignore; let* json = response; @@ -307,15 +306,19 @@ module Utils = { | Some(e) => Some(Model.Error(e)) | None => let* choices = Json.dot("choices", json); - let* usage = Json.dot("usage", json); let* content = first_message_content(choices); let tool_calls = parse_tool_calls(choices); - let+ usage = of_usage(usage); - Model.Reply({ - content, - tool_calls, - usage, - }); + let usage = { + let* usage = Json.dot("usage", json); + of_usage(usage); + }; + Some( + Model.Reply({ + content, + tool_calls, + usage, + }), + ); }; }; }; diff --git a/src/web/app/Page.re b/src/web/app/Page.re index 7831631370..fe9880526a 100644 --- a/src/web/app/Page.re +++ b/src/web/app/Page.re @@ -416,7 +416,46 @@ module View = { if (is_input_field(elId)) { (); } else { - copy(cursor); + // Check if the target is within a system-message or agent-message + let el = Js.Unsafe.coerce(el); + let rec has_class_rec = + ( + el: Js.t(Dom_html.element), + class_name: string, + depth: int, + ) + : bool => + if (depth > 5) { + false; // Prevent infinite recursion + } else { + let contains = + el##.classList##contains(Js.string(class_name)); + if (Js.to_bool(contains)) { + true; + } else { + switch (Js.Opt.to_option(el##.parentNode)) { + | Some(parent_node) => + switch ( + Js.Opt.to_option( + Dom_html.CoerceTo.element(parent_node), + ) + ) { + | Some(parent) => + has_class_rec(parent, class_name, depth + 1) + | None => false + } + | None => false + }; + }; + }; + let has_class = (class_name: string) => + has_class_rec(el, class_name, 0); + // If it's a system/agent message, allow default copy behavior + if (has_class("system-message") || has_class("agent-message")) { + (); + } else { + copy(cursor); + }; }; | None => () }; @@ -569,11 +608,16 @@ module View = { let sidebar = Sidebar.view( ~globals, - ~explain_this_inject=action => inject(ExplainThis(action)), + ~explain_this_inject= + (action: ExplainThisUpdate.update) => inject(ExplainThis(action)), ~explainThisModel, + ~editors_inject=(a: Editors.Update.t) => inject(Editors(a)), + ~editors, + ~signal= + fun + | MakeActive(selection) => inject(MakeActive(selection)), cursor.info, ); - let editors_view = Editors.View.view( ~globals, diff --git a/src/web/app/sidebar/Sidebar.re b/src/web/app/sidebar/Sidebar.re index b6b7b65fbd..81966a30ed 100644 --- a/src/web/app/sidebar/Sidebar.re +++ b/src/web/app/sidebar/Sidebar.re @@ -171,6 +171,9 @@ let view = ~globals: Globals.t, ~explain_this_inject, ~explainThisModel: ExplainThisModel.t, + ~editors_inject, + ~editors: Editors.Model.t, + ~signal, info: option(Language.Info.t), ) => { let sub = @@ -187,7 +190,8 @@ let view = ~explainThisModel, info, ) - | HelpfulAssistant => AgentView.view(~globals) + | HelpfulAssistant => + AgentView.view(~globals, ~editors_inject, ~editors, ~signal) }, ], ) diff --git a/src/web/view/ProjectModeCore/AgentCore/Agent.re b/src/web/view/ProjectModeCore/AgentCore/Agent.re index 25f714f6c3..8a7bbd7677 100644 --- a/src/web/view/ProjectModeCore/AgentCore/Agent.re +++ b/src/web/view/ProjectModeCore/AgentCore/Agent.re @@ -100,6 +100,7 @@ module Message = { // Adds child_id to the message's children list and sets it as the current child ...msg, children: msg.children @ [child_id], + current_child: Some(child_id), }; }; @@ -265,6 +266,13 @@ module Message = { | None => None }; }; + + let append_to_message = (message: Model.t, content: string): Model.t => { + { + ...message, + content: message.content ++ content, + }; + }; }; }; @@ -290,12 +298,17 @@ module Chat = { agent_view: AgentContext.Model.t, agent_workbench: AgentWorkbench.Model.t, // The agent's todo lists/workbench associated with this chat context: option(context), + created_at: float, }; }; module Utils = { + let find_message_opt = (id: Id.t, chat: Model.t): option(Message.Model.t) => { + Id.Map.find_opt(id, chat.message_map); + }; + let find_message = (id: Id.t, chat: Model.t): Message.Model.t => { - Id.Map.find_opt(id, chat.message_map) + find_message_opt(id, chat) |> OptUtil.get_or_fail( "[Chat.Utils.find_message] Message not found from the message map", ); @@ -333,6 +346,27 @@ module Chat = { ); }; + let parent_of = (message_id: Id.t, chat: Model.t): Message.Model.t => { + // Searches through all messages in the chat and checks if message_id + // is in the list of children of any message + // Note: It should hold that the caller knows the passed message id will have a parent + let parent = + List.find_map( + (message: Message.Model.t) => + if (List.mem(message_id, message.children)) { + Some(message); + } else { + None; + }, + linearize(chat), + ); + parent + |> OptUtil.get_or_fail( + "[Chat.Utils.parent_of] No parent exists for message: " + ++ Id.to_string(message_id), + ); + }; + let update_message = (message: Message.Model.t, chat: Model.t): Model.t => { { ...chat, @@ -363,6 +397,7 @@ module Chat = { let truncate = (id: Id.t, chat: Model.t): Model.t => { let message = find_message(id, chat); + // This effecively, forcefully, sets this msg as the new tail let updated_message = { ...message, current_child: None, @@ -397,6 +432,19 @@ module Chat = { }; }; + let append_to_message_content = + (message_id: Id.t, content: string, chat: Model.t): Model.t => { + switch (find_message_opt(message_id, chat)) { + | Some(message) => + let updated_message = { + ...message, + content: message.content ++ content, + }; + update_message(updated_message, chat); + | None => chat + }; + }; + let get = (chat: Model.t): list(Message.Model.t) => { let linear = linearize(chat); switch (chat.context) { @@ -417,6 +465,7 @@ module Chat = { agent_view: AgentContext.Utils.init(), agent_workbench: AgentWorkbench.Utils.MainUtils.init(), context: None, + created_at: JsUtil.timestamp(), }; print_endline("[Chat.Utils.init] Created system prompt"); let dev_notes = Message.Utils.mk_developer_notes_message(dev_notes); @@ -439,10 +488,11 @@ module Chat = { type t = | AppendMessage(Message.Model.t) | SwitchBranch(Id.t, Id.t) - | BranchOff(Id.t, Message.Model.t) + | BranchOff(Id.t) | AgentContextAction(AgentContext.Update.action) | WorkbenchAction(AgentWorkbench.Update.Action.action) - | UpdateContext(Message.Model.t, Message.Model.t); + | UpdateContext(Message.Model.t, Message.Model.t) + | AppendToMessageContent(Id.t, string); }; let update = (action: Action.t, model: Model.t): Result.t(Model.t) => { @@ -450,10 +500,9 @@ module Chat = { | AppendMessage(message) => Ok(Utils.append(message, model)) | SwitchBranch(fork_id, new_child_id) => Ok(Utils.switch_branch(~fork_id, ~new_child_id, model)) - | BranchOff(fork_id, message) => + | BranchOff(fork_id) => let truncated_model = Utils.truncate(fork_id, model); - let branched_model = Utils.append(message, truncated_model); - Ok(branched_model); + Ok(truncated_model); | AgentContextAction(agent_context_action) => Ok({ ...model, @@ -481,6 +530,8 @@ module Chat = { Ok( Utils.update_context(agent_editor_view, static_errors_info, model), ) + | AppendToMessageContent(message_id, content) => + Ok(Utils.append_to_message_content(message_id, content, model)) }; }; }; @@ -488,10 +539,28 @@ module Chat = { module ChatSystem = { module Model = { + [@deriving (show({with_path: false}), sexp, yojson)] + type active_screen = + | Chat + | History; + + [@deriving (show({with_path: false}), sexp, yojson)] + type active_view = + | ChatMessages + | Workbench; + + [@deriving (show({with_path: false}), sexp, yojson)] + type ui = { + active_screen, + active_view, + current_text_box_content: string, + }; + [@deriving (show({with_path: false}), sexp, yojson)] type t = { chat_map: Id.Map.t(Chat.Model.t), current: Id.t, + ui, }; }; @@ -518,21 +587,41 @@ module ChatSystem = { let new_chat = (~system_prompt: string, ~dev_notes: string, model: Model.t): Model.t => { let new_chat = Chat.Utils.init(~system_prompt, ~dev_notes); - update_chat(new_chat, model); + let model = update_chat(new_chat, model); + { + ...model, + current: new_chat.id, + }; }; let delete_chat = (id: Id.t, model: Model.t): Model.t => { { ...model, chat_map: Id.Map.remove(id, model.chat_map), + current: Id.Map.choose(model.chat_map) |> fst, }; }; + let chats_to_list = (model: Model.t): list(Chat.Model.t) => { + // Converts the map of chats to a list of chats + // ordered by the created_at timestamp + Id.Map.bindings(model.chat_map) + |> List.map(((_, chat: Chat.Model.t)) => chat) + |> List.sort((a: Chat.Model.t, b: Chat.Model.t) => + Float.compare(a.created_at, b.created_at) + ); + }; + let init = (~system_prompt: string, ~dev_notes: string): Model.t => { let initial_chat = Chat.Utils.init(~system_prompt, ~dev_notes); { chat_map: Id.Map.singleton(initial_chat.id, initial_chat), current: initial_chat.id, + ui: { + active_screen: Chat, + active_view: ChatMessages, + current_text_box_content: "", + }, }; }; }; @@ -544,6 +633,9 @@ module ChatSystem = { | SwitchChat(Id.t) | NewChat(string, string) | DeleteChat(Id.t) + | SwitchScreen(Model.active_screen) + | SwitchView(Model.active_view) + | SaveTextBoxContent(string) | ChatAction(Chat.Update.Action.t, Id.t); [@deriving (show({with_path: false}), sexp, yojson)] @@ -552,12 +644,48 @@ module ChatSystem = { | Failure(string); }; + let get = (result: Result.t(Model.t)): Model.t => { + switch (result) { + | Ok(model) => model + | Error(error) => + failwith( + switch (error) { + | Failure.Info(msg) => msg + }, + ) + }; + }; + let update = (action: Action.t, model: Model.t): Result.t(Model.t) => { switch (action) { | SwitchChat(chat_id) => Ok(Utils.switch_chat(chat_id, model)) | NewChat(system_prompt, dev_notes) => Ok(Utils.new_chat(~system_prompt, ~dev_notes, model)) | DeleteChat(chat_id) => Ok(Utils.delete_chat(chat_id, model)) + | SwitchScreen(active_screen) => + Ok({ + ...model, + ui: { + ...model.ui, + active_screen, + }, + }) + | SwitchView(active_view) => + Ok({ + ...model, + ui: { + ...model.ui, + active_view, + }, + }) + | SaveTextBoxContent(content) => + Ok({ + ...model, + ui: { + ...model.ui, + current_text_box_content: content, + }, + }) | ChatAction(chat_action, chat_id) => switch ( Chat.Update.update(chat_action, Utils.find_chat(chat_id, model)) @@ -579,6 +707,7 @@ module Agent = { // after edits have been made. system_prompt: string, dev_notes: string, + tools: list(API.Json.t), }; [@deriving (show({with_path: false}), sexp, yojson)] @@ -611,6 +740,7 @@ module Agent = { prompting: { system_prompt, dev_notes, + tools: CompositionUtils.Public.tools, }, }; }; @@ -720,7 +850,7 @@ module Agent = { type t = | ChatSystemAction(ChatSystem.Update.Action.t) | SendMessage(Message.Model.t, Id.t) - | HandleLLMResponse(OpenRouter.Reply.Model.t, Id.t); + | HandleLLMResponse(OpenRouter.Reply.Model.t, Id.t, Id.t); }; let send_llm_request = @@ -729,17 +859,29 @@ module Agent = { ~payload: OpenRouter.Payload.Model.t, ~schedule_action: Action.t => unit, ~chat_id: Id.t, + ~agent_msg_id: Id.t, ) : unit => { // This function schedules async actions // These actions must be async, as we await an llm api response + print_endline("Defining handler"); let handler = (response: option(API.Json.t)): unit => { + switch (response) { + | Some(response) => + print_endline( + "Handler triggered with response: " + ++ API.Json.to_string(response), + ) + | None => print_endline("No response received yet") + }; switch (OpenRouter.Utils.handle_chat(response)) { | Some(OpenRouter.Model.Reply(reply)) => - schedule_action(Action.HandleLLMResponse(reply, chat_id)) + schedule_action( + Action.HandleLLMResponse(reply, chat_id, agent_msg_id), + ) | Some(OpenRouter.Model.Error({message, code})) => let api_error_content = - "Code: " ++ string_of_int(code) ++ "\Error: " ++ message; + "Code: " ++ string_of_int(code) ++ "\\Error: " ++ message; let api_error_message = Message.Utils.mk_api_failure_message(api_error_content); schedule_action( @@ -750,7 +892,7 @@ module Agent = { ), ), ); - | None => print_endline("Response still being generated") + | None => print_endline("Response failed to be parsed") }; }; OpenRouter.Utils.start_chat(~key=api_key, ~payload, ~handler); @@ -774,84 +916,189 @@ module Agent = { chat_id, ), chat_system, - ); + ) + |> ChatSystem.Update.get; + let empty_agent_response = Message.Utils.mk_agent_message(""); + let chat_system = + ChatSystem.Update.update( + ChatSystem.Update.Action.ChatAction( + Chat.Update.Action.AppendMessage(empty_agent_response), + chat_id, + ), + chat_system, + ) + |> ChatSystem.Update.get; + let agent_msg_id = + Chat.Utils.current_tail( + ChatSystem.Utils.find_chat(chat_id, chat_system), + ). + id; switch (api_key, llm_id) { | (None, _) => let api_failure_message = Message.Utils.mk_api_failure_message( "An API key is required. Please set an API key in the settings.", ); - switch (chat_system) { + switch ( + ChatSystem.Update.update( + ChatSystem.Update.Action.ChatAction( + AppendMessage(api_failure_message), + chat_id, + ), + chat_system, + ) + ) { | Ok(chat_system) => - switch ( - ChatSystem.Update.update( - ChatSystem.Update.Action.ChatAction( - AppendMessage(api_failure_message), - chat_id, - ), - chat_system, - ) - ) { - | Ok(chat_system) => - Ok({ - ...model, - chat_system, - }) - | Error(error) => Error(error) - } + Ok({ + ...model, + chat_system, + }) | Error(error) => Error(error) }; + | (_, None) => let api_failure_message = Message.Utils.mk_api_failure_message( "LLM ID is required. Please select an LLM in the settings.", ); - switch (chat_system) { + switch ( + ChatSystem.Update.update( + ChatSystem.Update.Action.ChatAction( + AppendMessage(api_failure_message), + chat_id, + ), + chat_system, + ) + ) { | Ok(chat_system) => - switch ( - ChatSystem.Update.update( - ChatSystem.Update.Action.ChatAction( - AppendMessage(api_failure_message), - chat_id, - ), - chat_system, - ) - ) { - | Ok(chat_system) => - Ok({ - ...model, - chat_system, - }) - | Error(error) => Error(error) - } + Ok({ + ...model, + chat_system, + }) | Error(error) => Error(error) }; | (Some(api_key), Some(llm_id)) => - switch (chat_system) { - | Ok(chat_system) => - send_llm_request( - ~api_key, - ~payload= - OpenRouter.Payload.Utils.mk_default( - ~model_id=llm_id, - ~messages= - Chat.Utils.api_messages_of_messages( - Chat.Utils.get( - ChatSystem.Utils.find_chat(chat_id, chat_system), - ), + send_llm_request( + ~api_key, + ~payload= + OpenRouter.Payload.Utils.mk_default( + ~model_id=llm_id, + ~messages= + Chat.Utils.api_messages_of_messages( + Chat.Utils.get( + ChatSystem.Utils.find_chat(chat_id, chat_system), ), - ~prompt=None, - ~tools=[], + ), + ~tools=model.prompting.tools, + ), + ~schedule_action, + ~chat_id, + ~agent_msg_id, + ); + Ok({ + ...model, + chat_system, + }); + }; + }; + + let update_context = + (model: Model.t, editor: CodeWithStatics.Model.t, chat_id: Id.t) + : Model.t => { + let curr_chat = ChatSystem.Utils.find_chat(chat_id, model.chat_system); + let agent_editor_view_string = + CompositionView.Public.print(editor.editor, curr_chat.agent_view); + let agent_editor_view_message = + Message.Utils.mk_agent_editor_view_message(agent_editor_view_string); + let static_errors_info_string = + ErrorPrint.all(Perform.mk_statics(editor.editor.state.zipper)); + let static_errors_info_message = + Message.Utils.mk_static_errors_info_message( + static_errors_info_string |> String.concat("\n"), + ); + let chat_system = + ChatSystem.Update.update( + ChatSystem.Update.Action.ChatAction( + Chat.Update.Action.UpdateContext( + agent_editor_view_message, + static_errors_info_message, + ), + chat_id, + ), + model.chat_system, + ); + switch (chat_system) { + | Ok(chat_system) => { + ...model, + chat_system, + } + | Error(error) => + failwith( + switch (error) { + | Failure.Info(msg) => msg + }, + ) + }; + }; + + let handle_tool_call = + ( + ~tool_call: OpenRouter.Reply.Model.tool_call, + ~model: Model.t, + ~cell_editor: CellEditor.Model.t, + ~settings: Settings.t, + ~schedule_action: Action.t => unit, + ~chat_id: Id.t, + ) => { + switch ( + CompositionUtils.Public.action_of( + ~tool_name=tool_call.name, + ~args=tool_call.args, + ) + ) { + | Action(action) => + switch ( + ToolCallHandler.update( + ~settings, + action, + model, + cell_editor.editor, + chat_id, + ) + ) { + | Ok((model, editor)) => + let model = update_context(model, editor, chat_id); + schedule_action( + Action.SendMessage( + Message.Utils.mk_tool_result_message( + "Tool Call Applied Successfully.", + tool_call, + Success, ), - ~schedule_action, - ~chat_id, + chat_id, + ), ); - Ok({ - ...model, - chat_system, - }); - | Error(error) => Error(error) + (model, cell_editor |> Updated.return); + | Error(error) => + switch (error) { + | Failure.Info(msg) => + schedule_action( + Action.SendMessage( + Message.Utils.mk_tool_result_message(msg, tool_call, Failure), + chat_id, + ), + ); + (model, cell_editor |> Updated.return_quiet); + } } + | Failure(msg) => + schedule_action( + Action.SendMessage( + Message.Utils.mk_tool_result_message(msg, tool_call, Failure), + chat_id, + ), + ); + (model, cell_editor |> Updated.return_quiet); }; }; @@ -863,14 +1110,21 @@ module Agent = { cell_editor: CellEditor.Model.t, settings: Settings.t, schedule_action: Action.t => unit, + agent_msg_id: Id.t, ) : (Model.t, Updated.t(CellEditor.Model.t)) => { + print_endline( + "Handling LLM response: " ++ OpenRouter.Reply.Model.show(reply), + ); let tool_call = ListUtil.hd_opt(reply.tool_calls); let new_message = Message.Utils.mk_agent_message(reply.content); let chat_system = ChatSystem.Update.update( ChatSystem.Update.Action.ChatAction( - Chat.Update.Action.AppendMessage(new_message), + Chat.Update.Action.AppendToMessageContent( + agent_msg_id, + new_message.content, + ), chat_id, ), model.chat_system, @@ -883,107 +1137,14 @@ module Agent = { }; switch (tool_call) { | Some(tool_call) => - switch ( - CompositionUtils.Public.action_of( - ~tool_name=tool_call.name, - ~args=tool_call.args, - ) - ) { - | Action(action) => - switch ( - ToolCallHandler.update( - ~settings, - action, - model, - cell_editor.editor, - chat_id, - ) - ) { - | Ok((model, editor)) => - let curr_chat = - ChatSystem.Utils.find_chat(chat_id, model.chat_system); - let agent_editor_view_string = - CompositionView.Public.print( - editor.editor, - curr_chat.agent_view, - ); - let agent_editor_view_message = - Message.Utils.mk_agent_editor_view_message( - agent_editor_view_string, - ); - let static_errors_info_string = - ErrorPrint.all( - Perform.mk_statics(editor.editor.state.zipper), - ); - let static_errors_info_message = - Message.Utils.mk_static_errors_info_message( - static_errors_info_string |> String.concat("\n"), - ); - let chat_system = - ChatSystem.Update.update( - ChatSystem.Update.Action.ChatAction( - Chat.Update.Action.UpdateContext( - agent_editor_view_message, - static_errors_info_message, - ), - chat_id, - ), - model.chat_system, - ); - schedule_action( - Action.SendMessage( - Message.Utils.mk_tool_result_message( - "Tool Call Applied Successfully.", - tool_call, - Success, - ), - chat_id, - ), - ); - switch (chat_system) { - | Ok(chat_system) => ( - { - ...model, - chat_system, - }, - { - ...cell_editor, - editor, - } - |> Updated.return, - ) - | Error(error) => - failwith( - switch (error) { - | Failure.Info(msg) => msg - }, - ) - }; - | Error(error) => - switch (error) { - | Failure.Info(msg) => - schedule_action( - Action.SendMessage( - Message.Utils.mk_tool_result_message( - msg, - tool_call, - Failure, - ), - chat_id, - ), - ); - (model, cell_editor |> Updated.return_quiet); - } - } - | Failure(msg) => - schedule_action( - Action.SendMessage( - Message.Utils.mk_tool_result_message(msg, tool_call, Failure), - chat_id, - ), - ); - (model, cell_editor |> Updated.return_quiet); - } + handle_tool_call( + ~tool_call, + ~model, + ~cell_editor, + ~settings, + ~schedule_action, + ~chat_id, + ) | None => (model, cell_editor |> Updated.return_quiet) }; | Error(error) => @@ -1014,7 +1175,7 @@ module Agent = { ...model, chat_system, }, - editor |> Updated.return_quiet, + editor |> Updated.return, ) | Error(error) => failwith( @@ -1024,6 +1185,7 @@ module Agent = { ) }; | SendMessage(message, chat_id) => + let model = update_context(model, editor.editor, chat_id); switch ( send_message( ~api_key=settings.agent_globals.api_key, @@ -1034,15 +1196,15 @@ module Agent = { schedule_action, ) ) { - | Ok(model) => (model, editor |> Updated.return_quiet) + | Ok(model) => (model, editor |> Updated.return) | Error(error) => failwith( switch (error) { | Failure.Info(msg) => msg }, ) - } - | HandleLLMResponse(reply, chat_id) => + }; + | HandleLLMResponse(reply, chat_id, agent_msg_id) => handle_llm_response( reply, chat_id, @@ -1050,6 +1212,7 @@ module Agent = { editor, settings, schedule_action, + agent_msg_id, ) }; }; diff --git a/src/web/view/ProjectModeCore/FileSystemCore/FileSystem.re b/src/web/view/ProjectModeCore/FileSystemCore/FileSystem.re index ad7f66637b..cca6444c65 100644 --- a/src/web/view/ProjectModeCore/FileSystemCore/FileSystem.re +++ b/src/web/view/ProjectModeCore/FileSystemCore/FileSystem.re @@ -534,7 +534,7 @@ module Update = { expanded: !folder.expanded, }; Utils.add_file_system(path, Model.Folder(updated_folder), model) - |> Updated.return_quiet; + |> Updated.return; | Some(Model.File(_)) => failwith("Path is not a folder. Cannot toggle expansion on a file.") | None => failwith("Folder does not exist.") diff --git a/src/web/view/ProjectModeCore/ProjectMode.re b/src/web/view/ProjectModeCore/ProjectMode.re index 84fa5a5d50..c0b019fdf8 100644 --- a/src/web/view/ProjectModeCore/ProjectMode.re +++ b/src/web/view/ProjectModeCore/ProjectMode.re @@ -142,7 +142,7 @@ module Update = { ...project, name, }; - Utils.add_project(model, renamed_project) |> Updated.return_quiet; + Utils.add_project(model, renamed_project) |> Updated.return; }; let update = (action: t, model: Model.t): Updated.t(Model.t) => { diff --git a/src/web/view/ProjectModeView/AgentView/AgentMainMenuView.re b/src/web/view/ProjectModeView/AgentView/AgentMainMenuView.re index 4f861dc196..79b16d5318 100644 --- a/src/web/view/ProjectModeView/AgentView/AgentMainMenuView.re +++ b/src/web/view/ProjectModeView/AgentView/AgentMainMenuView.re @@ -6,7 +6,9 @@ open Js_of_ocaml; open Widgets; // open Icons; -let view = (~globals: Globals.t): Node.t => { +let view = + (~globals: Globals.t, ~signal: Editors.View.signal => Effect.t(unit)) + : Node.t => { let agent_globals = globals.settings.agent_globals; let format_price_per_million = (price: string): string => { @@ -134,6 +136,18 @@ let view = (~globals: Globals.t): Node.t => { Attr.placeholder("Enter your OpenRouter API key"), Attr.type_("password"), Attr.property("autocomplete", Js.Unsafe.inject("off")), + Attr.on_focus(_ => { + Effect.Many([ + signal( + Editors.View.MakeActive( + Editors.Selection.Projects( + ProjectMode.Selection.TextBox, + ), + ), + ), + Effect.Stop_propagation, + ]) + }), Attr.on_keydown(handle_api_key_keydown), Attr.on_copy(_ => Effect.Stop_propagation), Attr.on_paste(_ => Effect.Stop_propagation), diff --git a/src/web/view/ProjectModeView/AgentView/AgentView.re b/src/web/view/ProjectModeView/AgentView/AgentView.re index e49b87ce66..bab5e056f8 100644 --- a/src/web/view/ProjectModeView/AgentView/AgentView.re +++ b/src/web/view/ProjectModeView/AgentView/AgentView.re @@ -2,41 +2,43 @@ open Virtual_dom.Vdom; open Node; open Util.WebUtil; -let view = (~globals: Globals.t): Node.t => { +let view = + ( + ~globals: Globals.t, + ~editors_inject, + ~editors: Editors.Model.t, + ~signal: Editors.View.signal => 'a, + ) + : Node.t => { let agent_globals = globals.settings.agent_globals; switch (agent_globals.active_screen) { - | AgentGlobals.Model.MainMenu => AgentMainMenuView.view(~globals) + | AgentGlobals.Model.MainMenu => AgentMainMenuView.view(~globals, ~signal) | AgentGlobals.Model.AgentChatInterface => - // TODO: Implement chat interface view - let switch_to_main_menu = _ => { - let switch_interface_action = - AgentGlobals.Update.SwitchInterface(AgentGlobals.Model.MainMenu) - |> (action => Settings.Update.AgentGlobals(action)); - Effect.Many([ - globals.inject_global(Globals.Action.Set(switch_interface_action)), - Effect.Stop_propagation, - ]); - }; - div( - ~attrs=[clss(["chat-interface-container"])], - [ - div( - ~attrs=[clss(["chat-interface-placeholder"])], - [text("Chat Interface (Coming Soon)")], - ), - div( - ~attrs=[clss(["back-to-menu-button-container"])], - [ - div( - ~attrs=[ - clss(["back-to-menu-button"]), - Attr.on_click(switch_to_main_menu), - ], - [text("Back to Settings")], + // TODO: Get agent model from project or store + // For now, initialize a default agent model + let project_mode = + switch (editors) { + | Projects(project_mode) => Some(project_mode) + | _ => None + }; + switch (project_mode) { + | None => + div( + ~attrs=[clss(["chat-interface-placeholder"])], + [text("Agent is currently only supported in project mode.")], + ) + | Some(project_mode) => + let agent_model = ProjectMode.Utils.current_project(project_mode).agent; + let agent_inject = (action: Agent.Agent.Update.Action.t) => + editors_inject( + Editors.Update.Projects( + ProjectMode.Update.Project( + Project.Update.AgentAction(action, None), + Some(project_mode.current), ), - ], - ), - ], - ); + ), + ); + ChatView.view(~globals, ~agent_model, ~agent_inject, ~signal); + }; }; }; diff --git a/src/web/view/ProjectModeView/AgentView/ChatMessagesView.re b/src/web/view/ProjectModeView/AgentView/ChatMessagesView.re new file mode 100644 index 0000000000..54d6344e5a --- /dev/null +++ b/src/web/view/ProjectModeView/AgentView/ChatMessagesView.re @@ -0,0 +1,467 @@ +open Virtual_dom.Vdom; +open Node; +open Util.WebUtil; +open Util; +open Js_of_ocaml; +open Icons; + +let _ = confirm; // Temporary. Silencing warnings from unused Icon open. + +let view = + ( + ~globals as _: Globals.t, + ~agent_model: Agent.Agent.Model.t, + ~agent_inject: Agent.Agent.Update.Action.t => Effect.t(unit), + ~signal: Editors.View.signal => Effect.t(unit), + ) + : Node.t => { + let chat_system = agent_model.chat_system; + let current_chat_id = chat_system.current; + let current_chat = + Agent.ChatSystem.Utils.find_chat(current_chat_id, chat_system); + let messages = Agent.Chat.Utils.get(current_chat); + + // Auto-resize textarea helper + let autosize_textarea = (id: string) => { + Js.Opt.iter( + Dom_html.document##getElementById(Js.string(id)), + el => { + let textarea = Js.Unsafe.coerce(el); + textarea##.style##.height := Js.string("auto"); + let scroll_height = textarea##.scrollHeight; + let max_height = 200; // max height in pixels + let height = min(scroll_height, max_height); + textarea##.style##.height := Js.string(string_of_int(height) ++ "px"); + textarea##.style##.overflowY := + Js.string(scroll_height > max_height ? "auto" : "hidden"); + }, + ); + }; + + // Get current text box content from model + let current_text = chat_system.ui.current_text_box_content; + + // Handle textarea input - Attr.on_input provides (event, string) + let handle_textarea_input = (_event, value: string) => { + JsUtil.delay(0.0, () => autosize_textarea("chat-message-input")); + Effect.Many([ + agent_inject( + Agent.Agent.Update.Action.ChatSystemAction( + Agent.ChatSystem.Update.Action.SaveTextBoxContent(value), + ), + ), + Effect.Stop_propagation, + ]); + }; + + // Send message handler + let send_message = _ => { + let message_content = String.trim(current_text); + if (String.length(message_content) > 0) { + // Create user message + let user_message = Agent.Message.Utils.mk_user_message(message_content); + // Send the message and clear the text box + Effect.Many([ + agent_inject( + Agent.Agent.Update.Action.SendMessage( + user_message, + current_chat_id, + ), + ), + agent_inject( + Agent.Agent.Update.Action.ChatSystemAction( + Agent.ChatSystem.Update.Action.SaveTextBoxContent(""), + ), + ), + Effect.Stop_propagation, + ]); + } else { + Effect.Stop_propagation; + }; + }; + + // Send handler for editable user messages + let send_edited_message = (message_id: Id.t, unique_id: string) => { + let updated_content = + Js.Opt.case( + Dom_html.document##getElementById(Js.string(unique_id)), + () => "", + el => { + let textarea = Js.Unsafe.coerce(el); + Js.to_string(textarea##.value); + }, + ); + let trimmed_content = String.trim(updated_content); + if (String.length(trimmed_content) > 0) { + // Create a new user message with updated content + let updated_message = + Agent.Message.Utils.mk_user_message(trimmed_content); + // Send the message (appends and triggers LLM response) + Effect.Many([ + agent_inject( + Agent.Agent.Update.Action.ChatSystemAction( + Agent.ChatSystem.Update.Action.ChatAction( + Agent.Chat.Update.Action.BranchOff( + Agent.Chat.Utils.parent_of(message_id, current_chat).id, + ), + current_chat_id, + ), + ), + ), + agent_inject( + Agent.Agent.Update.Action.SendMessage( + updated_message, + current_chat_id, + ), + ), + Effect.Stop_propagation, + ]); + } else { + Effect.Stop_propagation; + }; + }; + + // Helper function to render branch navigation buttons + let render_branch_navigation = (message: Agent.Message.Model.t) => { + // Find the parent of this message + let parent_opt = + try(Some(Agent.Chat.Utils.parent_of(message.id, current_chat))) { + | _ => None + }; + switch (parent_opt) { + | Some(parent) => + let num_children = List.length(parent.children); + if (num_children > 1) { + // Find current message's index among parent's children + let rec find_index = (idx: int, children: list(Id.t)): int => { + switch (children) { + | [] => 0 + | [hd, ...tl] => + if (hd == message.id) { + idx; + } else { + find_index(idx + 1, tl); + } + }; + }; + let current_index = find_index(0, parent.children); + // Calculate next and previous indices using modulo + let next_index = (current_index + 1) mod num_children; + let prev_index = (current_index - 1 + num_children) mod num_children; + // Get sibling IDs + let next_sibling_id = List.nth(parent.children, next_index); + let prev_sibling_id = List.nth(parent.children, prev_index); + Some( + div( + ~attrs=[clss(["branch-navigation"])], + [ + div( + ~attrs=[ + clss(["branch-nav-button", "branch-nav-left"]), + Attr.on_click(_ => { + Effect.Many([ + agent_inject( + Agent.Agent.Update.Action.ChatSystemAction( + Agent.ChatSystem.Update.Action.ChatAction( + Agent.Chat.Update.Action.SwitchBranch( + parent.id, + prev_sibling_id, + ), + current_chat_id, + ), + ), + ), + Effect.Stop_propagation, + ]) + }), + Attr.title("Previous branch"), + ], + [Icons.back], + ), + div( + ~attrs=[ + clss(["branch-nav-button", "branch-nav-right"]), + Attr.on_click(_ => { + Effect.Many([ + agent_inject( + Agent.Agent.Update.Action.ChatSystemAction( + Agent.ChatSystem.Update.Action.ChatAction( + Agent.Chat.Update.Action.SwitchBranch( + parent.id, + next_sibling_id, + ), + current_chat_id, + ), + ), + ), + Effect.Stop_propagation, + ]) + }), + Attr.title("Next branch"), + ], + [Icons.forward], + ), + ], + ), + ); + } else { + None; + }; + | None => None + }; + }; + + // Render a message based on its role + let render_message = (index: int, message: Agent.Message.Model.t) => { + let branch_nav = render_branch_navigation(message); + switch (message.role) { + | Agent.Message.Model.User => + // User messages on the right, editable + let unique_id = "user-message-input-" ++ string_of_int(index); + div( + ~attrs=[clss(["message-container", "user-message-container"])], + [ + div( + ~attrs=[clss(["user-message-wrapper"])], + [ + div( + ~attrs=[clss(["user-message-input-container"])], + [ + textarea( + ~attrs=[ + clss(["user-message-input"]), + Attr.id(unique_id), + Attr.value(message.content), + Attr.property("autocomplete", Js.Unsafe.inject("off")), + Attr.on_focus(_ => { + // Lock height on focus to prevent resizing - maintain current size + Js.Opt.iter( + Dom_html.document##getElementById( + Js.string(unique_id), + ), + el => { + let textarea = Js.Unsafe.coerce(el); + // Get the current computed height and lock it + let current_height = textarea##.offsetHeight; + textarea##.style##.height := + Js.string( + string_of_int(current_height) ++ "px", + ); + textarea##.style##.overflowY := Js.string("auto"); + }, + ); + Effect.Many([ + signal( + Editors.View.MakeActive( + Editors.Selection.Projects( + ProjectMode.Selection.TextBox, + ), + ), + ), + Effect.Stop_propagation, + ]); + }), + Attr.on_blur(_ => { + // Reset height on blur to allow natural sizing when not focused + Js.Opt.iter( + Dom_html.document##getElementById( + Js.string(unique_id), + ), + el => { + let textarea = Js.Unsafe.coerce(el); + textarea##.style##.height := Js.string("auto"); + }, + ); + Effect.Stop_propagation; + }), + Attr.on_input((_event, _value) => { + Effect.Stop_propagation + // Don't resize while typing - keep current height + }), + Attr.on_copy(_ => Effect.Stop_propagation), + Attr.on_paste(_ => { + JsUtil.delay(0.0, () => autosize_textarea(unique_id)); + Effect.Stop_propagation; + }), + Attr.on_cut(_ => Effect.Stop_propagation), + ], + [text(message.content)], + ), + div( + ~attrs=[ + clss([ + "send-button", + "icon", + "user-message-send-button", + ]), + Attr.on_mousedown(_event => { + // Prevent textarea from losing focus when clicking button + Js.Opt.iter( + Dom_html.document##getElementById( + Js.string(unique_id), + ), + el => { + let textarea = Js.Unsafe.coerce(el); + textarea##focus; + }, + ); + Effect.Many([ + send_edited_message(message.id, unique_id), + Effect.Prevent_default, + ]); + }), + Attr.title("Send Message"), + ], + [Icons.send], + ), + ], + ), + switch (branch_nav) { + | Some(nav) => nav + | None => div(~attrs=[], []) + }, + ], + ), + ], + ); + | Agent.Message.Model.Agent => + // Agent messages on the left + div( + ~attrs=[clss(["message-container", "agent-message-container"])], + [ + div( + ~attrs=[clss(["agent-message-wrapper"])], + [ + div( + ~attrs=[clss(["agent-message"])], + [text(message.content)], + ), + switch (branch_nav) { + | Some(nav) => nav + | None => div(~attrs=[], []) + }, + ], + ), + ], + ) + | Agent.Message.Model.System(system_kind) => + // System messages centered, greyed out (or red if error) + let is_error = + switch (system_kind) { + | Agent.Message.Model.Error(_) => true + | _ => false + }; + div( + ~attrs=[ + clss( + ["message-container", "system-message-container"] + @ (is_error ? ["error"] : []), + ), + ], + [ + div(~attrs=[clss(["system-message"])], [text(message.content)]), + switch (branch_nav) { + | Some(nav) => nav + | None => div(~attrs=[], []) + }, + ], + ); + }; + }; + + div( + ~attrs=[clss(["chat-messages-view"])], + [ + // Messages display area + div( + ~attrs=[clss(["chat-messages-container"])], + List.mapi(render_message, messages), + ), + // Input area at bottom + div( + ~attrs=[clss(["chat-input-container"])], + [ + div( + ~attrs=[clss(["chat-message-input-container"])], + [ + textarea( + ~attrs=[ + clss(["chat-message-input"]), + Attr.id("chat-message-input"), + Attr.placeholder("Type your message..."), + Attr.property("autocomplete", Js.Unsafe.inject("off")), + Attr.on_focus(_ => { + // Lock height on focus to prevent resizing while typing + Js.Opt.iter( + Dom_html.document##getElementById( + Js.string("chat-message-input"), + ), + el => { + let textarea = Js.Unsafe.coerce(el); + let current_height = textarea##.offsetHeight; + textarea##.style##.height := + Js.string(string_of_int(current_height) ++ "px"); + textarea##.style##.overflowY := Js.string("auto"); + }, + ); + Effect.Many([ + signal( + Editors.View.MakeActive( + Editors.Selection.Projects( + ProjectMode.Selection.TextBox, + ), + ), + ), + Effect.Stop_propagation, + ]); + }), + Attr.on_blur(_ => { + // Resize on blur to fit content + JsUtil.delay(0.0, () => + autosize_textarea("chat-message-input") + ); + Effect.Stop_propagation; + }), + Attr.on_input(handle_textarea_input), + Attr.on_copy(_ => Effect.Stop_propagation), + Attr.on_paste(_ => { + // Resize after paste + JsUtil.delay(0.0, () => + autosize_textarea("chat-message-input") + ); + Effect.Stop_propagation; + }), + Attr.on_cut(_ => Effect.Stop_propagation), + Attr.string_property("value", current_text), + ], + [text(current_text)], + ), + if (String.length(String.trim(current_text)) > 0) { + div( + ~attrs=[ + clss(["send-button", "icon", "chat-message-send-button"]), + Attr.on_click(send_message), + Attr.title("Send Message"), + ], + [Icons.send], + ); + } else { + div( + ~attrs=[ + clss([ + "send-button-disabled", + "icon", + "chat-message-send-button", + ]), + Attr.title("Send Message Disabled"), + ], + [Icons.send], + ); + }, + ], + ), + ], + ), + ], + ); +}; diff --git a/src/web/view/ProjectModeView/AgentView/ChatView.re b/src/web/view/ProjectModeView/AgentView/ChatView.re index 8b13789179..ca997dccd3 100644 --- a/src/web/view/ProjectModeView/AgentView/ChatView.re +++ b/src/web/view/ProjectModeView/AgentView/ChatView.re @@ -1 +1,280 @@ +open Virtual_dom.Vdom; +open Node; +open Util.WebUtil; +open Util; +open Icons; +let view = + ( + ~globals: Globals.t, + ~agent_model: Agent.Agent.Model.t, + ~agent_inject: Agent.Agent.Update.Action.t => Effect.t(unit), + ~signal: Editors.View.signal => Effect.t(unit), + ) + : Node.t => { + let chat_system = agent_model.chat_system; + + // Settings button - switch back to main menu + let switch_to_settings = _ => { + let switch_interface_action = + AgentGlobals.Update.SwitchInterface(AgentGlobals.Model.MainMenu) + |> (action => Settings.Update.AgentGlobals(action)); + Effect.Many([ + globals.inject_global(Globals.Action.Set(switch_interface_action)), + Effect.Stop_propagation, + ]); + }; + + // New chat button + let new_chat = _ => { + let system_prompt = agent_model.prompting.system_prompt; + let dev_notes = agent_model.prompting.dev_notes; + Effect.Many([ + agent_inject( + Agent.Agent.Update.Action.ChatSystemAction( + Agent.ChatSystem.Update.Action.NewChat(system_prompt, dev_notes), + ), + ), + Effect.Stop_propagation, + ]); + }; + + // History button - switch to history screen + let toggle_history = (screen: Agent.ChatSystem.Model.active_screen) => { + Effect.Many([ + agent_inject( + Agent.Agent.Update.Action.ChatSystemAction( + Agent.ChatSystem.Update.Action.SwitchScreen(screen), + ), + ), + Effect.Stop_propagation, + ]); + }; + + // Exit button - switch back to chat screen + let switch_to_chat = _ => { + Effect.Many([ + agent_inject( + Agent.Agent.Update.Action.ChatSystemAction( + Agent.ChatSystem.Update.Action.SwitchScreen( + Agent.ChatSystem.Model.Chat, + ), + ), + ), + Effect.Stop_propagation, + ]); + }; + + // Get ordered list of chats (earliest at bottom, so reverse the list) + let chats_list = + List.rev(Agent.ChatSystem.Utils.chats_to_list(chat_system)); + + // View selection handlers (Chat vs Workbench) + let switch_to_chat_messages = _ => { + Effect.Many([ + agent_inject( + Agent.Agent.Update.Action.ChatSystemAction( + Agent.ChatSystem.Update.Action.SwitchView( + Agent.ChatSystem.Model.ChatMessages, + ), + ), + ), + Effect.Stop_propagation, + ]); + }; + + let switch_to_workbench = _ => { + Effect.Many([ + agent_inject( + Agent.Agent.Update.Action.ChatSystemAction( + Agent.ChatSystem.Update.Action.SwitchView( + Agent.ChatSystem.Model.Workbench, + ), + ), + ), + Effect.Stop_propagation, + ]); + }; + + div( + ~attrs=[clss(["chat-view-container"])], + [ + // Header + div( + ~attrs=[clss(["chat-view-header"])], + [ + div( + ~attrs=[clss(["chat-view-header-left"])], + [ + // View selection buttons (only show when in Chat screen) + if (chat_system.ui.active_screen == Agent.ChatSystem.Model.Chat) { + div( + ~attrs=[clss(["chat-view-buttons"])], + [ + div( + ~attrs=[ + clss( + ["chat-view-button"] + @ ( + chat_system.ui.active_view + == Agent.ChatSystem.Model.ChatMessages + ? ["active"] : [] + ), + ), + Attr.on_click(switch_to_chat_messages), + ], + [text("Chat")], + ), + div( + ~attrs=[ + clss( + ["chat-view-button"] + @ ( + chat_system.ui.active_view + == Agent.ChatSystem.Model.Workbench + ? ["active"] : [] + ), + ), + Attr.on_click(switch_to_workbench), + ], + [text("Workbench")], + ), + ], + ); + } else { + div([]); + }, + ], + ), + div( + ~attrs=[clss(["chat-view-header-right"])], + [ + div( + ~attrs=[ + clss(["chat-view-header-icon-button"]), + Attr.on_click(new_chat), + Attr.title("New Chat"), + ], + [add], + ), + div( + ~attrs=[ + clss( + ["chat-view-header-icon-button"] + @ ( + chat_system.ui.active_screen + == Agent.ChatSystem.Model.History + ? ["active"] : [] + ), + ), + Attr.on_click(_ => + toggle_history( + switch (chat_system.ui.active_screen) { + | Agent.ChatSystem.Model.History => Agent.ChatSystem.Model.Chat + | Agent.ChatSystem.Model.Chat => Agent.ChatSystem.Model.History + }, + ) + ), + Attr.title("History"), + ], + [history], + ), + div( + ~attrs=[ + clss(["chat-view-header-button"]), + Attr.on_click(switch_to_settings), + ], + [text("Settings")], + ), + ], + ), + ], + ), + // Content area - switch between Chat and History + switch (chat_system.ui.active_screen) { + | Agent.ChatSystem.Model.Chat => + // Within Chat screen, switch between ChatMessages and Workbench + switch (chat_system.ui.active_view) { + | Agent.ChatSystem.Model.ChatMessages => + ChatMessagesView.view( + ~globals, + ~agent_model, + ~agent_inject, + ~signal, + ) + | Agent.ChatSystem.Model.Workbench => + div( + ~attrs=[clss(["chat-view-content"])], + [text("Workbench View (Coming Soon)")], + ) + } + | Agent.ChatSystem.Model.History => + div( + ~attrs=[clss(["chat-view-content", "history-view"])], + [ + // Exit button + div( + ~attrs=[clss(["history-exit-button-container"])], + [ + div( + ~attrs=[ + clss(["history-exit-button"]), + Attr.on_click(switch_to_chat), + ], + [text("Return to Chat")], + ), + ], + ), + // Chat list + div( + ~attrs=[clss(["history-chat-list"])], + List.map( + (chat: Agent.Chat.Model.t) => { + let is_active = chat.id == chat_system.current; + let classes = + ["history-chat-item"] @ (is_active ? ["active"] : []); + let switch_to_this_chat = _ => { + Effect.Many([ + agent_inject( + Agent.Agent.Update.Action.ChatSystemAction( + Agent.ChatSystem.Update.Action.SwitchChat(chat.id), + ), + ), + // Also switch back to Chat screen to view the selected chat + agent_inject( + Agent.Agent.Update.Action.ChatSystemAction( + Agent.ChatSystem.Update.Action.SwitchScreen( + Agent.ChatSystem.Model.Chat, + ), + ), + ), + Effect.Stop_propagation, + ]); + }; + let time_ago = TimeUtil.format_time_diff(chat.created_at); + div( + ~attrs=[ + clss(classes), + Attr.on_click(switch_to_this_chat), + ], + [ + div( + ~attrs=[clss(["history-chat-item-title"])], + [text(chat.title)], + ), + div( + ~attrs=[clss(["history-chat-item-time"])], + [text(time_ago)], + ), + ], + ); + }, + chats_list, + ), + ), + ], + ) + }, + ], + ); +}; diff --git a/src/web/view/ProjectModeView/AgentView/MessageView.re b/src/web/view/ProjectModeView/AgentView/MessageView.re deleted file mode 100644 index 8b13789179..0000000000 --- a/src/web/view/ProjectModeView/AgentView/MessageView.re +++ /dev/null @@ -1 +0,0 @@ - diff --git a/src/web/view/ProjectModeView/AgentView/ChatSystemView.re b/src/web/view/ProjectModeView/AgentView/WorkbenchView.re similarity index 100% rename from src/web/view/ProjectModeView/AgentView/ChatSystemView.re rename to src/web/view/ProjectModeView/AgentView/WorkbenchView.re diff --git a/src/web/www/style.css b/src/web/www/style.css index 26b0cb867a..21edc1c3da 100644 --- a/src/web/www/style.css +++ b/src/web/www/style.css @@ -10,6 +10,8 @@ @import "style/explainthis.css"; @import "style/assistant.css"; @import "style/agent/agent-main-menu.css"; +@import "style/agent/agent-chat.css"; +@import "style/agent/agent-chat-messages.css"; @import "style/sidebar.css"; @import "style/project.css"; @import "style/exercise-mode.css"; diff --git a/src/web/www/style/agent/agent-chat-messages.css b/src/web/www/style/agent/agent-chat-messages.css new file mode 100644 index 0000000000..e23d569351 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/web/www/style/agent/agent-chat-messages.css @@ -0,0 +1,396 @@ +/* Chat Messages View Styles */ + +.chat-messages-view { + display: flex; + flex-direction: column; + height: 100%; + overflow: hidden; +} + +.chat-messages-container { + flex: 1; + overflow-y: auto; + overflow-x: hidden; + padding: 1em; + display: flex; + flex-direction: column; + gap: 1em; +} + +/* Message Container Base */ +.message-container { + display: flex; + width: 100%; +} + +/* User Messages - Right aligned */ +.user-message-container { + justify-content: flex-end; +} + +.user-message-wrapper { + max-width: 70%; + display: flex; + flex-direction: column; +} + +.user-message-input-container { + position: relative; +} + +.user-message-input { + padding: 0.6em 0.8em; + padding-right: 2.5em; /* Add padding for the send button */ + border-radius: 8px; + border: 0.6px solid var(--BR2); + background-color: var(--T1); + color: var(--STONE); + font-family: var(--code-font); + font-size: 0.9em; + line-height: 1.4; + resize: none; + overflow-y: auto; + min-height: 2.5em; + max-height: 200px; + width: 100%; + box-sizing: border-box; + outline: none; + transition: border-color 0.15s ease, background-color 0.15s ease; +} + +.user-message-input:hover { + border-color: var(--BR3); + background-color: var(--T2); +} + +.user-message-input:focus { + border-color: var(--BR3); + background-color: var(--T2); + outline: 0.6px solid var(--BR3); +} + +/* Agent Messages - Left aligned */ +.agent-message-container { + justify-content: flex-start; +} + +.agent-message-wrapper { + max-width: 70%; + display: flex; + flex-direction: column; +} + +.agent-message { + padding: 0.6em 0.8em; + border-radius: 8px; + background-color: var(--T2); + color: var(--STONE); + font-size: 0.9em; + line-height: 1.4; + word-wrap: break-word; + white-space: pre-wrap; + user-select: text; + -webkit-user-select: text; + -moz-user-select: text; + -ms-user-select: text; + cursor: text; +} + +/* System Messages - Centered */ +.system-message-container { + justify-content: center; + align-items: center; +} + +.system-message { + padding: 0.5em 0.8em; + border-radius: 6px; + background-color: var(--T1); + color: var(--BR2); + font-size: 0.85em; + line-height: 1.3; + word-wrap: break-word; + white-space: pre-wrap; + opacity: 0.7; + max-width: 80%; + text-align: center; + user-select: text; + -webkit-user-select: text; + -moz-user-select: text; + -ms-user-select: text; + cursor: text; +} + +.system-message-container.error .system-message { + background-color: var(--ERRHOLE); + color: var(--R4); + opacity: 1; +} + +/* Input Container at Bottom */ +.chat-input-container { + padding: 0.8em 1em; + border-top: 0.6px solid var(--BR2); + background-color: var(--ui-bkg); + display: flex; + align-items: flex-end; + gap: 0.5em; +} + +.chat-message-input-container { + position: relative; + width: 100%; + max-width: 100%; +} + +.chat-message-input { + width: 100%; + padding: 0.6em 0.8em; + padding-right: 2.5em; /* Add padding for the send button */ + border-radius: 8px; + border: 0.6px solid var(--BR2); + background-color: var(--SAND); + color: var(--STONE); + font-family: var(--code-font); + font-size: 0.9em; + line-height: 1.4; + resize: none; + overflow-y: auto; + min-height: 2.5em; + max-height: 200px; + box-sizing: border-box; + outline: none; + transition: border-color 0.15s ease, background-color 0.15s ease; +} + +.chat-message-input:hover { + border-color: var(--BR3); + background-color: var(--T1); +} + +.chat-message-input:focus { + border-color: var(--BR3); + background-color: var(--T1); + outline: 0.6px solid var(--BR3); +} + +.chat-message-input::placeholder { + color: var(--BR2); + opacity: 0.6; +} + +/* Send Button - Small circular hollow button */ +.send-button { + width: 32px; + height: 32px; + border: 0.75px solid var(--BR3); + background-color: transparent; + border-radius: 50%; + cursor: pointer; + flex-shrink: 0; + display: flex; + align-items: center; + justify-content: center; + line-height: 0; + padding: 0; + fill: var(--STONE); +} + +.send-button svg { + width: 16px; + height: 16px; +} + +.send-button:hover { + background-color: var(--Y1); + border-color: var(--BR4); +} + +.send-button:active { + background-color: var(--Y2); +} + +.send-button-disabled { + width: 32px; + height: 32px; + border: 0.75px solid var(--BR2); + background-color: transparent; + border-radius: 50%; + cursor: not-allowed; + pointer-events: none; + opacity: 0.4; + flex-shrink: 0; + display: flex; + align-items: center; + justify-content: center; + line-height: 0; + padding: 0; + fill: var(--STONE); +} + +.send-button-disabled svg { + width: 16px; + height: 16px; +} + +.send-button-disabled:hover { + background-color: transparent; + box-shadow: none; +} + +/* User message send button - positioned inside textarea, bottom right */ +.user-message-input-container .user-message-send-button { + position: absolute; + bottom: 0.6em; + right: 0.35em; + width: 24px; + height: 24px; + border: 0.75px solid var(--BR3); + background-color: var(--T1); + border-radius: 50%; + cursor: pointer; + display: none; /* Hidden by default */ + align-items: center; + justify-content: center; + line-height: 0; + padding: 0; + fill: var(--STONE); + z-index: 10; + pointer-events: auto; +} + +/* Show send button when textarea is focused */ +.user-message-input-container:focus-within .user-message-send-button { + display: flex; +} + +.user-message-input-container .user-message-send-button svg { + width: 12px; + height: 12px; +} + +.user-message-input-container .user-message-send-button:hover { + background-color: var(--Y1); + border-color: var(--BR4); +} + +.user-message-input-container .user-message-send-button:active { + background-color: var(--Y2); +} + +/* Chat message send button - positioned inside textarea, bottom right */ +.chat-message-input-container .chat-message-send-button { + position: absolute; + bottom: 0.6em; + right: 0.35em; + width: 24px; + height: 24px; + border: 0.75px solid var(--BR3); + background-color: var(--T1); + border-radius: 50%; + cursor: pointer; + display: flex; + align-items: center; + justify-content: center; + line-height: 0; + padding: 0; + fill: var(--STONE); + z-index: 10; + pointer-events: auto; +} + +.chat-message-input-container .chat-message-send-button.send-button-disabled { + border: 0.75px solid var(--BR2); + background-color: transparent; + cursor: not-allowed; + pointer-events: none; + opacity: 0.4; +} + +.chat-message-input-container .chat-message-send-button svg { + width: 12px; + height: 12px; +} + +.chat-message-input-container .chat-message-send-button:hover { + background-color: var(--Y1); + border-color: var(--BR4); +} + +.chat-message-input-container .chat-message-send-button:active { + background-color: var(--Y2); +} + +/* View Buttons in Header */ +.chat-view-buttons { + display: flex; + gap: 0.5em; + align-items: center; +} + +.chat-view-button { + padding: 0; + background: none; + border: none; + color: var(--STONE); + font-size: 0.85em; + cursor: pointer; + transition: color 0.15s ease, text-decoration 0.15s ease; + text-decoration: none; +} + +.chat-view-button:hover { + color: var(--BR3); +} + +.chat-view-button.active { + color: var(--BR4); + text-decoration: underline; + text-underline-offset: 0.3em; +} + +/* Branch Navigation */ +.branch-navigation { + display: flex !important; + justify-content: flex-end; + align-items: center; + gap: 0.5em; + margin-top: 0.15em; + padding: 0; + width: 100%; + align-self: flex-end; /* Align to the right */ +} + +.branch-nav-button { + cursor: pointer; + display: flex !important; + align-items: center; + justify-content: center; + line-height: 0; + padding: 0; + fill: var(--BR3); + opacity: 0.7; + transition: opacity 0.15s ease, fill 0.15s ease; + background: none; + border: none; + width: auto; + height: auto; +} + +.branch-nav-button svg { + width: 10px; + height: 10px; + display: block; + fill: inherit; +} + +.branch-nav-button:hover { + opacity: 1; + fill: var(--BR4); +} + +.branch-nav-button:active { + opacity: 0.9; + fill: var(--BR4); +} + diff --git a/src/web/www/style/agent/agent-chat.css b/src/web/www/style/agent/agent-chat.css new file mode 100644 index 0000000000..11fe643c24 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/web/www/style/agent/agent-chat.css @@ -0,0 +1,162 @@ +/* Chat View Styles */ + +.chat-view-container { + display: flex; + flex-direction: column; + height: 100%; + background-color: var(--ui-bkg); +} + +/* Header */ +.chat-view-header { + display: flex; + flex-direction: row; + justify-content: space-between; + align-items: center; + padding: 0.75em 1em; + border-bottom: 0.6px solid var(--BR2); + background-color: var(--T1); +} + +.chat-view-header-left { + display: flex; + align-items: center; +} + +.chat-view-header-right { + display: flex; + flex-direction: row; + align-items: center; + gap: 0.5em; +} + +.chat-view-header-button { + display: inline-flex; + align-items: center; + cursor: pointer; + padding: 0; + border-radius: 0; + background: none; + font-size: 0.75em; + color: var(--STONE); + transition: color 0.15s ease; +} + +.chat-view-header-button:hover { + color: var(--BR3); +} + +.chat-view-header-button:active { + color: var(--BR4); +} + +.chat-view-header-icon-button { + display: flex; + align-items: center; + justify-content: center; + cursor: pointer; + padding: 0.25em; + border-radius: 3px; + fill: var(--STONE); + transition: background-color 0.15s ease, fill 0.15s ease; +} + +.chat-view-header-icon-button:hover { + background-color: var(--T2); + fill: var(--BR3); +} + +.chat-view-header-icon-button:active { + background-color: var(--T3); + fill: var(--BR4); +} + +.chat-view-header-icon-button.active { + background-color: var(--T3); + fill: var(--BR3); +} + +/* Content Area */ +.chat-view-content { + flex: 1; + overflow-y: auto; + padding: 1em; +} + +/* History View */ +.history-view { + display: flex; + flex-direction: column; +} + +.history-exit-button-container { + display: flex; + justify-content: flex-start; + margin-bottom: 1em; +} + +.history-exit-button { + display: inline-flex; + align-items: center; + cursor: pointer; + padding: 0; + border-radius: 0; + background: none; + font-size: 0.75em; + color: var(--STONE); + transition: color 0.15s ease; +} + +.history-exit-button:hover { + color: var(--BR3); +} + +.history-exit-button:active { + color: var(--BR4); +} + +.history-chat-list { + display: flex; + flex-direction: column; + gap: 0.5em; +} + +.history-chat-item { + display: flex; + flex-direction: row; + justify-content: space-between; + align-items: center; + padding: 0.6em 0.8em; + border-radius: 4px; + background-color: var(--T2); + color: var(--STONE); + font-size: 0.85em; + cursor: pointer; + transition: background-color 0.15s ease, border-color 0.15s ease; +} + +.history-chat-item-title { + flex: 1; + overflow: hidden; + text-overflow: ellipsis; + white-space: nowrap; +} + +.history-chat-item-time { + margin-left: 0.75em; + font-size: 0.75em; + color: var(--BR2); + white-space: nowrap; + flex-shrink: 0; +} + +.history-chat-item:hover { + background-color: var(--T3); +} + +.history-chat-item.active { + border: 0.6px solid var(--BR3); + background-color: var(--T3); + font-weight: 500; +} + From d16f5c3ddba91847d1086ac8ccba8d250a47c0df Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: russell-rozenbaum Date: Fri, 5 Dec 2025 00:54:46 -0500 Subject: [PATCH 15/38] fixes tool calling --- .../CompositionCore/CompositionUtils.re | 11 +- .../prompt_factory/CompositionPrompt.re | 165 ++++++++ .../CompositionCore/prompt_factory/Eg_RPS.re | 1 + .../prompt_factory/Eg_RecFib.re | 109 ++++++ .../prompt_factory/HazelDocumentation.re | 357 ++++++++++++++++++ .../prompt_factory/HazelSyntaxNotes.re | 14 + src/util/OpenRouter.re | 28 +- .../view/ProjectModeCore/AgentCore/Agent.re | 163 ++++---- .../ProjectModeCore/AgentCore/AgentGlobals.re | 10 +- .../AgentView/ChatMessagesView.re | 23 +- .../www/style/agent/agent-chat-messages.css | 55 ++- 11 files changed, 842 insertions(+), 94 deletions(-) create mode 100644 src/haz3lcore/CompositionCore/prompt_factory/CompositionPrompt.re create mode 100644 src/haz3lcore/CompositionCore/prompt_factory/Eg_RPS.re create mode 100644 src/haz3lcore/CompositionCore/prompt_factory/Eg_RecFib.re create mode 100644 src/haz3lcore/CompositionCore/prompt_factory/HazelDocumentation.re create mode 100644 src/haz3lcore/CompositionCore/prompt_factory/HazelSyntaxNotes.re diff --git a/src/haz3lcore/CompositionCore/CompositionUtils.re b/src/haz3lcore/CompositionCore/CompositionUtils.re index a69bd8ef61..2e28b89224 100644 --- a/src/haz3lcore/CompositionCore/CompositionUtils.re +++ b/src/haz3lcore/CompositionCore/CompositionUtils.re @@ -140,7 +140,8 @@ module Local = { WorkbenchAction( CreateNewTask( { - AgentWorkbench.Utils.TaskUtils.json_to_task(args); + let task_json = API.Json.Parsers.get_json(args, "task"); + AgentWorkbench.Utils.TaskUtils.json_to_task(task_json); }, ), ) @@ -167,7 +168,13 @@ module Local = { | "add_new_subtask_to_active_task" => WorkbenchAction( AddNewSubtaskToActiveTask( - AgentWorkbench.Utils.SubtaskUtils.json_to_subtask(args), + { + let subtask_json = + API.Json.Parsers.get_json(args, "subtask"); + AgentWorkbench.Utils.SubtaskUtils.json_to_subtask( + subtask_json, + ); + }, ), ) | "reorder_subtasks_in_active_task" => diff --git a/src/haz3lcore/CompositionCore/prompt_factory/CompositionPrompt.re b/src/haz3lcore/CompositionCore/prompt_factory/CompositionPrompt.re new file mode 100644 index 0000000000..9547881128 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/haz3lcore/CompositionCore/prompt_factory/CompositionPrompt.re @@ -0,0 +1,165 @@ +let hazel_syntax_notes = HazelSyntaxNotes.self; + +let hazel_documentation = HazelDocumentation.self; + +let role = [ + "\n", + "You are an expert agentic AI programming assistant operating in the Hazel programming language.", + "If ever asked, your name is 'Corylus' (a play on words coming from the genus of the hazel tree, since you operate solely in the Hazel programming language).", + "Furthermore, you are an agentic programming tool designed by researchers in the Future of Programming Lab at the University of Michigan.", + "You are working with a user to accomplish a programming task in a paired programming setting.", + "The user will ask you a question or to perform a task (implement a feature, fix an issue, etc).", + "You are a professional coding agent, meaning it is your duty to complete the user's task or attempt to complete their task until you decide", + "the task is complete or it is absolutely infeasible to complete the task.", + "The Hazel programming language is a low-resource programming language,", + "meaning it did not show up in much of your training data, and thus", + "you will be provided with relevant syntax and semantic information of the programming language", + "that you must carefully study and review when generating your responses.", + "NEVER try to write code from another programming language other than Hazel.", + "\n", +]; + +let instructions = [ + "\n", + "You may explain and reason about the program/task/user query, but aim to keep your thinking and explanations concise and to the point.", + "If the user wants you to implement a feature that is quite complex, you should break it down into smaller tasks to work through step by step.", + "After calling a tool, you should pick up immediately from where you left off—No need to repeat or summarize what you've been doing.", + "You should avoid explicitly mentioning tool calls to the user. Rather, explain what you are doing to the codebase in a way that is natural and easy to understand.", + "Your conversation with the user should be as natural as possible, as if you were their pair programming partner.", + "Do NOT write code or make todo lists if the user is simply just trying to engage in a dialogue with you.", + "We will now provide you with the following:\n", + "1. A uniquely designed structure-based programming toolkit along with a specification", + "on how to call these tools throughout the attempted completion of the task.", + "2. Hazel syntax notes.\n", + "3. A brief summary of Hazel documentation.\n", + // "4. A series of few shot examples from golden standard agents who successfully implemented user-requested features", + // "using our uniquely designed structure-based programming toolkit.\n", + "You should frequently come back and reference each of the toolkit, syntax notes, documentation, and golden standard examples.", + "Keep your chats concise, briefly communicating with the user your plan-of-action.", + "After making a tool call, pick up immediately where you left off.", + "That is, do not repeat yourself or try to summarize what you've been doing.", + "You should use markdown to format your text responses, in a way such that the user can easily read and understand your thinking, intentions, and plan-of-action.", + "Available markdown features include:\n", + "1. bold\n", + "2. italic\n", + "3. inline code\n", + "4. headers\n", + "5. blockquote\n", + "6. thematic break\n", + "7. lists\n", + "8. links\n", + "\n", +]; + +let toolkit_instructions = [ + "\n", + "You are operating in a structure-based programming environment, akin to a structure editor.", + "every edit state of Hazel maintains a valid Abstract Syntax Tree (AST) representation of the program.", + "We aim to leverage this feature of Hazel and provide you with a toolkit that", + "enables you to view, modify, and gather/read meaningful context (via language server tools) from the program's structure.", + "On each iteration, you will be provided with a textual representation of the program and any static errors present in the program.", + "It is your duty to manage the context/length of what is shown by the textual representation of the program.", + "It's important to note that the tools you have belong exclusively to one of three categories:\n", + "1. View: These tools are used to view the AST/program itself. They primarily operate on the tree-based structure of the file system and AST.", + "You should use these to expand and collapse definitions (kind of as if they were folders/files).", + "It is your duty to adequately manage what is expanded and collapsed. Try to only retain meaningul information expanded, things you readily need.", + "This is a critical step here, as it helps keep costs at bay, and avoids overwhelming you with too much unnecessary information.", + "These actions will never modify the program itself. They are purely for controlling the view of what you see in the program.\n", + "Critically, there is no notion of 'we' for this view. ONLY YOU are able to see this view. These user sees their own view of the program.", + "(note that by 'view' here, we mean what is expanded/collapsed.", + "2. Read: These tools are used to gather additional information from the program, and do not modify the program/AST.", + "Think of these as powerful language server tools.\n", + "3. Edit: These tools are used to modify the program. \n", + "You should use the tools to navigate/view the AST, read information from the program, and modify the program.", + "You may find it useful to use view and read tools to understand the code and provide and thoughtful, accurate response.", + "If the user asks a complex or ambiguous question, you should ask for and seek clarification first before calling any tools.", + "These tools are meant to be fairly atomic, and you are expected to make many tool calls in order to", + "read and undestand the code and complete the user's task!", + "\n", +]; + +let notes = [ + "\n", + "You might see ⋱ after some definitions. This is a special character that indicates a \"fold\" in the program.", + "It is a critical feature here, as it aims to prevent information overload...", + "These ⋱ characters are what you will see on collapsed definitions.", + "You should recognize that these are not actual characters within the program,", + "but rather \"folds\" which hide away the details of collapsed definitions and prevent an overload of information.", + "\nTerminology Used in this Toolkit:\n", + "* \"pattern\" - the tiles between the \"let\" and \"=\" delimiters, or the \"type\" and \"=\" delimiters, exclusive\n", + "* \"definition\" - the tiles between the \"=\" and \"in\" delimiters, exclusive\n", + "* \"body\" - the tiles after the \"in\" delimiter, exclusive\n", + "* \"binding clause\" - the tiles between the \"let\" and \"in\" delimiters, or the \"type\" and \"in\" delimiters, inclusive\n", + "\nTHESE TOOLS ARE ONLY AVAILABLE TO YOU.", + "The user has their OWN text editor interface.", + "They see their own view of the program, and you see your own view of the program.", + "They interact with the program in their own way, and you interact with the program in your own way (with these tools).", + "They technically should know nothing about the tools unless they have backend knowledge.", +]; + +let indentation_instructions = [ + "\nAnother super important note—when writing code, you should use line breaks to neatly format the code.", + "Hazel's formatter will automatically indent the code for you wherever you insert line breaks.", + "ALWAYS ALWAYS ALWAYS use line breaks when necessary to allow Hazel's formatter to format your code.", + "We REPEAT, ALWAYS ALWAYS ALWAYS use line breaks, OTHERWISE Hazel canNOT pretty format the code and it will NOT be human readable!!!", + "Indenting is so important and crucial, and such a simple, surefire way to make your code readable. Please always use it.", + "\n", +]; + +let task_management_instructions = [ + "\n", + "You also have some tools available to you for maintaining a tasks/todo lists.", + "This is a SUPER useful tool you should ALWAYS utilize.", + "We repeat. Utilize. The. Task. Tools.", + "When planning large or small tasks, utilize this tool.", + "Even just a small refactor... we store all of them, so the user can easily read through all tasks you've done, small or large.", + "Almost always your first tool call should be to create a task, especially if one does not yet exist.", + "This task list will always be displayed as the latest message for you, meaning it will greatly help you manage your overall goal at hand.", + "You should aim to keep titles concise, as they are unique identifiers for the subtask items, and make descriptions very detailed.", + "Check off items as necessary. Uncheck if necessary. Add more subtasks as necessary. Reorder subtasks if necessary.", + "You must always have an active task and subtask set when working on code-related tasks.", + "This will help keep track of the subtask/subgoal you are focusing on.", + "And it will help communicate to the user what this objective is as well, and the actions you take to complete it.", + "Again, basic flow for todo list usage should be:\n", + "1.a. Create a new task if you need to intialize one.\n", + "1.b. If a *relevant* task exists already, just continue to use it! You can always add more subtasks if needed.\n", + "2. Set an active subtask before working on code-related tasks.\n", + "3. Mark off subtasks as you complete them.\n", + "4. Set new active subtasks as you move on to new tasks, try to go in order.\n", + "5. Repeat steps 1-4 as necessary until the task is complete!\n", + "6. Once complete, mark the task itself as complete, offering a descriptive summary. This will depend on the task and complexity of the implementation, but this summary could range from a brief overview to a multi-paragraph explanation.\n", + "\n", +]; + +let comments_in_hazel = [ + "\n", + "Whenever writing a comment in Hazel, YOU MUST follow the comment syntax exactly... the syntax is as follows: ", + "```\n", + " # comment #\n", + "```\n", + "Note that there MUST ALWAYS be an OPENING AND CLOSING hash symbol to ENCLOSE the comment.", + "If the closing hash symbol is not present, the comment is invalid and syntax parsing will fail.", + "Furthermore, comments cannot span multiple lines.", + "```# this is an \n invalid comment #``` is invalid (spans multiple lines). ```# This is an invalid comment``` is invalid (no closing hash symbol). ```# This is a valid comment #``` is valid.", + "\n", +]; + +let few_shot_comp_examples = { + [ + "The following are GOLDEN EXAMPLES from agents who successfully implemented user-requested features." + ++ "You ASPIRE to be as elegant and efficient as they are! " + ++ "In fact, you CAN be! As long as you study what they've done so well!\n" + ++ Eg_RecFib.self + ++ "", + ]; +}; + +let self = + role + @ instructions + @ toolkit_instructions + @ notes + @ indentation_instructions + @ task_management_instructions + @ hazel_syntax_notes + @ comments_in_hazel /*@ few_shot_comp_examples*/; diff --git a/src/haz3lcore/CompositionCore/prompt_factory/Eg_RPS.re b/src/haz3lcore/CompositionCore/prompt_factory/Eg_RPS.re new file mode 100644 index 0000000000..8b13789179 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/haz3lcore/CompositionCore/prompt_factory/Eg_RPS.re @@ -0,0 +1 @@ + diff --git a/src/haz3lcore/CompositionCore/prompt_factory/Eg_RecFib.re b/src/haz3lcore/CompositionCore/prompt_factory/Eg_RecFib.re new file mode 100644 index 0000000000..4328cd575b --- /dev/null +++ b/src/haz3lcore/CompositionCore/prompt_factory/Eg_RecFib.re @@ -0,0 +1,109 @@ +// A simple example going over how to navigate from a sibling to another sibling, and update +// a definition of a function + +let self = + // This example is outdated, but may be a good reference for + {| + + +Please implement the recursive fibonacci function. + + + +Current node: factorial +No parent node, you are at the top level of the program's AST. +Sibling nodes: [rec_fib (index: 0)] +Child nodes: [] + + +Definition of "factorial"'s parent (no parent, displaying entire top level of the program): +``` +let rec_fib = + ⋱ +in +let factorial = fun n -> + ? +in +? +``` +No static errors found in the program. + + + + +I can help with that! +I'll start by defining the `rec_fib` function. It will be a recursive function that calculates the nth Fibonacci number. +I'll begin by updating the function's definition, but first I'll need to move to the `rec_fib` function. + +go_to_sibling( +rec_fib +) + + + + + +Current node: rec_fib +No parent node, you are at the top level of the program's AST. +Sibling nodes: [factorial (index: 0)] +Child nodes: [] + + +Definition of "rec_fib"'s parent (no parent, displaying entire top level of the program): +``` +let rec_fib = + ? +in +let factorial = + ⋱ +in +? +``` +No static errors found in the program. + + + + +Great! Now I'll update the definition of `rec_fib`. + +update_definition( +code=" +fun n -> + if n <= 1 + then 1 + else rec_fib(n - 1) + rec_fib(n - 2)" +) + + + + + +Current node: rec_fib +No parent node, you are at the top level of the program's AST. +Sibling nodes: [factorial (index: 0)] +Child nodes: [] + + +Definition of "rec_fib"'s parent (no parent, displaying entire top level of the program): +``` +let rec_fib = + fun n -> + if n <= 1 + then 1 + else rec_fib(n - 1) + rec_fib(n - 2) +in +let factorial = + ⋱ +in +? +``` +No static errors found in the program. + + + + +Great! The recursive fibonacci function is now properly implemented. + + + +|} /* how to structure and write future few shot examples*/; diff --git a/src/haz3lcore/CompositionCore/prompt_factory/HazelDocumentation.re b/src/haz3lcore/CompositionCore/prompt_factory/HazelDocumentation.re new file mode 100644 index 0000000000..2e9c47c9db --- /dev/null +++ b/src/haz3lcore/CompositionCore/prompt_factory/HazelDocumentation.re @@ -0,0 +1,357 @@ +// todo: this broke when moving from web to core +// let get_documentation_as_text = () => { +// let (_, slides) = ScratchMode.StoreDocumentation.load(); +// let documentation = +// slides +// |> List.map(((name, persistent)) => { +// switch (persistent) { +// | Some(persistent) => +// let cell_model = +// CellEditor.Model.unpersist( +// ~settings=Language.CoreSettings.off, +// persistent, +// ); +// let text = +// Printer.of_zipper(cell_model.editor.editor.state.zipper); +// "" +// ++ name +// ++ "\n" +// ++ "" +// ++ text +// ++ ""; +// | None => "" +// } +// }) +// |> String.concat("\n\n"); +// ["" ++ documentation ++ ""]; +// }; + +let summarized_docs = [ + "", + "- Hazel is a live functional programming environment that supports incomplete programs via typed holes.", + "- Typed holes, denoted as `?`, can stand for missing expressions or types.", + "- Programs with holes still carry meaningful static and dynamic semantics, unlike traditional languages.", + "- Hazel uses a structure editor that maintains well-formed syntax trees with holes instead of raw text.", + "- Example: Define a function with an unknown type and evaluate it.", + "```", + "let f: ? -> ? = fun b -> b && true in f(true);", + "```", + "- This function runs successfully even though the type is unknown.", + "- Hazel uses **bidirectional typing**, where types can be either synthesized or analyzed.", + "- Example: Bidirectional typing for boolean functions.", + "```", + "let f = fun b: Bool -> b && true in f(true);", + "```", + "- Holes can be used in types, parameters, and patterns.", + "```", + "let f: (Int, ?) -> Int = fun a, b -> a + 1 in f(1, 2);", + "```", + "- Hazel also supports polymorphic functions.", + "```", + "let poly_id: forall a -> a -> a = typfun a -> fun x: a -> x;", + "```", + "- Polymorphic functions can be applied with type arguments using `@` syntax.", + "```", + "poly_id@(5);", + "```", + "- Hazel supports defining algebraic data types (ADTs) and using them in pattern matches.", + "```", + "type Exp =", + " + Var(String)", + " + Lam(String, Exp)", + " + Ap(Exp, Exp) in", + "", + "let subst: (Exp, String, Exp) -> Exp =", + " fun v, name, e ->", + " case e", + " | Var(n) => if n$==name then v else e", + " | Lam(x, body) => Lam(x, subst(v, name, body))", + " | Ap(e1, e2) => Ap(subst(v, name, e1), subst(v, name, e2))", + " end;", + "```", + "- Hazel permits incomplete pattern matches and treats them semantically.", + "```", + "let f = fun x -> case x | 0 => \"zero\" | ? => \"non-zero\" end;", + "```", + "- Evaluation proceeds until it hits a hole, then stops gracefully.", + "- Example of evaluation with error halted inside a hole:", + "```", + "let f: Int -> Int = fun x -> x + true in f(1);", + "```", + "- The erroneous addition will be wrapped in a non-empty hole, not crash.", + "- Hazel's recursive types allow expressive structures.", + "```", + "type MyList = rec A -> (Nil + Cons(Int, A)) in", + "let x: MyList = Cons(1, Cons(2, Cons(3, Nil)));", + "```", + "- Hazel supports list processing via pattern matching.", + "```", + "let length: [Int] -> Int =", + " fun xs ->", + " case xs", + " | [] => 0", + " | hd::tl => 1 + length(tl)", + " end;", + "```", + "- Hazel allows mutual recursion via let-bindings of tuples.", + "```", + "let (even: Int -> Bool, odd: Int -> Bool) =", + " (fun n -> if n == 0 then true else odd(n - 1),", + " fun n -> if n == 0 then false else even(n - 1))", + "in even(4);", + "```", + "- Projectors and livelits provide visual editing tools in Hazel's GUI.", + "- Hazel allows tests to be included inline.", + "```", + "test 2 + 2 == 4 end;", + "```", + "- Hazel supports explaining sub-expressions via cursor-based documentation.", + "- Hazel is ideal for education, as no edit state is meaningless.", + "- All code edits are type-preserving and guided by Hazel's edit action model.", + "- An important note is that comments in Hazel are enclosed by `#` symbols. Eg `# This is a comment #`. The program WILL be erroneous if you do not include an ending '#' symbol for a comment.", + "", +]; + +let polymorphism_documentation = {| + + # Polymorphism # + +# We can take types as parameters to type functions, # +# and use them in annoatations in the body: # +let id = typfun A -> fun x : A -> x in + +# Such functions are applied like so: # +let ex1 = id@(1) in # 1 # + +# We can annotate the type of a type function with a forall. # +let const : forall A -> forall B -> A -> B -> A = + typfun A -> typfun B -> fun x -> fun y -> x in +let ex2 = const@@(2)("Hello World") in # 2 # + +# We can go beyond rank 1 polymorphism: # +let apply_both : forall A -> forall B -> (forall D -> D -> D) -> (A , B) -> (A , B) = + typfun A -> typfun B -> fun f -> fun (x, y) -> (f@(x), f@(y)) in +let ex3 = apply_both@@(id)(3, "Hello World") in # (3, "Hello World") # + +# Finally, here is a more in-depth, yet applicable example: polymorphic map # +let emptylist : forall A -> [A] = typfun A -> [] in # polymorphic constant # +let map : forall A -> forall B -> (A -> B) -> ([A] -> [B]) = + typfun A -> typfun B -> fun f : (A -> B) -> fun l : [A] -> + case l + | h :: t => f(h) :: map@@(f)(t) + | _ => emptylist@ + end in +let ex4 = map@@(string_of_int)([1,2,3]) in # ["1", "2", "3"] # + + +# Recursive types # + +# We can express types that are the least fixed point of # +# some type function with the rec keyword. # +type MyList = rec A -> (Nil + Cons(Int, A)) in + +# Hazel does not (yet) support higher-kinded or existential types, # +# So we cannot implement our own polymorphic lists. # + +# Now anything that returns an element of the least fixed point matches MyList. # +let x : MyList = Cons(1, Cons(2, Cons(3, Nil))) in + +# Note that if the sum is the top level operator, # +# type aliases are implicitly least fixed points on their own name: # +type MyList2 = Nil + Cons(Int, MyList2) in +type Broken = Int -> (HasInt(Int) + HasMore(Int, Broken)) in + + +let list_of_mylist : (MyList -> [Int]) = fun myl : MyList -> + case myl + | Nil => [] + | Cons(h, t) => h :: list_of_mylist(t) + end in +let ex5 = list_of_mylist(x) in # [1, 2, 3] # + + +# All output from examples: # +(ex1, ex2, ex3, ex4, ex5) + +|}; + +let sample_tic_tac_toe_program = {| + +The following is a sample Hazel program that implements a simple Tic-Tac-Toe game using the MVU (Model-View-Update) architecture. +Note the syntax, semantics, and structure: +``` +type Player = + + X + + O +in + +type Square = + + SPlayer(Player) + + SEmpty +in + +type Board = (Square, Square, Square, Square, Square, Square, Square, Square, Square) in + +type Model = (Board, Player) in let string_of_square : Square -> String = + fun s -> + case s + | SPlayer(p) => + (case p + | X => " X " + | O => " O " + end) + | SEmpty => " " + end + in +let view : Model -> String = + fun m -> + let (b, _) = m in + let (s1, s2, s3, s4, s5, s6, s7, s8, s9) = b in + string_of_square(s1) ++ "|" ++ string_of_square(s2) ++ "|" ++ string_of_square(s3) ++ "\n" ++ + "---|---|---\n" ++ + string_of_square(s4) ++ "|" ++ string_of_square(s5) ++ "|" ++ string_of_square(s6) ++ "\n" ++ + "---|---|---\n" ++ + string_of_square(s7) ++ "|" ++ string_of_square(s8) ++ "|" ++ string_of_square(s9) +in let update : (Model, Int) -> Model = + fun m, move -> + let (b, p) = m in + let (s1, s2, s3, s4, s5, s6, s7, s8, s9) = b in + let new_board = + case move + | 0 => (SPlayer(p), s2, s3, s4, s5, s6, s7, s8, s9) + | 1 => (s1, SPlayer(p), s3, s4, s5, s6, s7, s8, s9) + | 2 => (s1, s2, SPlayer(p), s4, s5, s6, s7, s8, s9) + | 3 => (s1, s2, s3, SPlayer(p), s5, s6, s7, s8, s9) + | 4 => (s1, s2, s3, s4, SPlayer(p), s6, s7, s8, s9) + | 5 => (s1, s2, s3, s4, s5, SPlayer(p), s7, s8, s9) + | 6 => (s1, s2, s3, s4, s5, s6, SPlayer(p), s8, s9) + | 7 => (s1, s2, s3, s4, s5, s6, s7, SPlayer(p), s9) + | 8 => (s1, s2, s3, s4, s5, s6, s7, s8, SPlayer(p)) + | _ => b + end + in + let next_player = case p | X => O | O => X end in + (new_board, next_player) +in +let initial_model : Model = + let empty_board = (SEmpty, SEmpty, SEmpty, SEmpty, SEmpty, SEmpty, SEmpty, SEmpty, SEmpty) in + (empty_board, X) +in + +let model1 = update(initial_model, 0) in +let model2 = update(model1, 4) in +let model3 = update(model2, 1) in +let (b, p) = model3 in + +test + (view(model3) == " X | X | \n---|---|---\n | O | \n---|---|---\n | | ") && + (p == O) +end; +``` + +|}; + +let sample_emoji_paint = {| + +Below is a sample Hazel program that implements a simple Emoji Paint application using the MVU (Model-View-Update) architecture. +Note the syntax, semantics, and structure: +``` +# EMOJIPAINT MVU # +type Emoji = String in +type Canvas = [[Emoji]] in +type Row = Int in +type Col = Int in +type Model = ( + canvas = Canvas, # The 2D grid of emojis # + brush = Emoji, # The currently selected emoji # + palette = [Emoji] # The list of available emojis # +) in +type Action = + + SetBrush(Int) # Set the brush using a palette index # + + PaintCell(Row, Col) # Stamp the current emoji at the specified position # + + ClearCell(Row, Col) # Clear the emoji at the specified position # + + ClearCanvas # Clear the entire grid # + + PaintRow(Row) # Fill the specified row with the current emoji # +in +let init: Model = ( + # The canvas starts empty # + canvas = [ + ["","",""], + ["","",""], + ["","",""] + ], + # Initial emoji brush # + brush = "😄", + # Emoji palette # + palette = ["😄", "😅", "😆", "😉", "😊"] +) in +let setCell: (Canvas, Row, Col, Emoji) -> Canvas = + fun (canvas, row, col, emoji) -> mapi( + canvas, + fun (i, r) -> + if i == row + then mapi( + r, + fun (j, c) -> + if j == col + then emoji + else c) + else r) +in +let setRow: (Canvas, Row, Emoji) -> Canvas = + fun (canvas, targetRow, emoji) -> + mapi( + canvas, + fun (i, row) -> + if i == targetRow + then map(row, fun _ -> emoji) + else row) +in +let setAll: (Canvas, Emoji) -> Canvas = + fun (canvas, emoji) -> + map(canvas, fun r -> map(r, fun _ -> emoji)) +in +let updateGrid: (Model, Canvas -> Canvas) -> Model = + fun (m, f) -> + (f(m.canvas), m.brush, m.palette) +in +# Update the EmojiPaint app model based on an action # +let update: (Model, Action) -> Model = + fun (m, action) -> + case action + | SetBrush(emoji) => + (m.canvas, nth(m.palette, emoji), m.palette) + | PaintCell(row, col) => + updateGrid(m, fun c -> setCell(c, row, col, m.brush)) + | ClearCell(row, col) => + updateGrid(m, fun c -> setCell(c, row, col, "")) + | ClearCanvas => + updateGrid(m, fun c -> setAll(c, "")) + | PaintRow(row) => + updateGrid(m, fun c -> setRow(c, row, m.brush)) + end +in +let do = fun (init: Model, actions: [Action]) -> + fold_left(actions, update, init) +in +let actions = [ + ClearCanvas, + SetBrush(1), + PaintCell(1, 1), + SetBrush(3), + PaintRow(0) +] in +do(init, actions) +``` + +|}; + +let self = (~summarized: bool) => { + let _ = summarized; + summarized_docs + @ [ + polymorphism_documentation, + sample_tic_tac_toe_program, + sample_emoji_paint, + ]; +}; diff --git a/src/haz3lcore/CompositionCore/prompt_factory/HazelSyntaxNotes.re b/src/haz3lcore/CompositionCore/prompt_factory/HazelSyntaxNotes.re new file mode 100644 index 0000000000..f9530fd2a2 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/haz3lcore/CompositionCore/prompt_factory/HazelSyntaxNotes.re @@ -0,0 +1,14 @@ +let self = [ + "", + "- Hazel uses C-style function application syntax, with parenthesis around comma-separated arguments", + "- Function application is ALWAYS written using parentheses and commas: use 'function(arg1, arg2)'. DO NOT just use spaces between the function name and arguments.", + "- Function parameters are ALWAYS commas separated: 'fun arg1, arg2 -> '. DO NOT use spaces to separate function arguments.", + "- There is no dot accessor notation for tuples; DO NOT use tuple.field. use pattern matching for destructuring: let (field, _) = tuple in ...", + "- The following ARE NOT Hazel keywords. DO NOT use these keywords: switch, with, of, rec. ALWAYS omit these keywords", + "- Pattern matching is ALWAYS written a 'case ... end' expression. Cases MUST END in an 'end' keyword. DO NOT USE any other keyword besides 'case' to do pattern matching. DO NOT USE a 'with' or 'of' keyword with 'case', just start the list of rules. Pattern matching rules use syntax '| pattern => expression'. Note the '=>' arrow.", + "- The ONLY way to define a named function is by using a function expression nested in a let expression like 'let = fun -> in ", +]; diff --git a/src/util/OpenRouter.re b/src/util/OpenRouter.re index a06b9173c4..846d8fc9eb 100644 --- a/src/util/OpenRouter.re +++ b/src/util/OpenRouter.re @@ -184,7 +184,7 @@ module Utils = { (~key: string, ~body: Json.t, ~handler: option(Json.t) => unit): unit => { print_endline("API: POSTing OpenRouter request"); request_stream( - ~debug=true, + ~debug=false, ~with_credentials=false, ~method=POST, ~url="https://openrouter.ai/api/v1/chat/completions", @@ -270,9 +270,13 @@ module Utils = { let tool_calls = { let* choices = Json.list(choices); let* hd = ListUtil.hd_opt(choices); - let* message = Json.dot("message", hd); + let* delta = + switch (Json.dot("message", hd)) { + | Some(message) => Some(message) + | None => Json.dot("delta", hd) + }; - let* tool_calls = Json.dot("tool_calls", message); + let* tool_calls = Json.dot("tool_calls", delta); Json.list(tool_calls); }; @@ -305,9 +309,21 @@ module Utils = { switch (parse_errs(json)) { | Some(e) => Some(Model.Error(e)) | None => - let* choices = Json.dot("choices", json); - let* content = first_message_content(choices); - let tool_calls = parse_tool_calls(choices); + let content = + switch ( + { + let* choices = Json.dot("choices", json); + first_message_content(choices); + } + ) { + | Some(content) => content + | None => "" + }; + let tool_calls = + switch (Json.dot("choices", json)) { + | Some(choices) => parse_tool_calls(choices) + | None => [] + }; let usage = { let* usage = Json.dot("usage", json); of_usage(usage); diff --git a/src/web/view/ProjectModeCore/AgentCore/Agent.re b/src/web/view/ProjectModeCore/AgentCore/Agent.re index 8a7bbd7677..7424835af9 100644 --- a/src/web/view/ProjectModeCore/AgentCore/Agent.re +++ b/src/web/view/ProjectModeCore/AgentCore/Agent.re @@ -1,5 +1,6 @@ open Util; open Haz3lcore; +open OptUtil.Syntax; /* Thinkpad We will want 3 types of display messages @@ -105,54 +106,53 @@ module Message = { }; let mk_prompt_message = (content: string): Model.t => { - let api_content = "\n\n" ++ content ++ "\n\n"; + let sanitized_content = String.trim(content); { id: Id.mk(), - content, + content: sanitized_content, timestamp: JsUtil.timestamp(), role: System(Prompt), api_message: - Some(OpenRouter.Message.Utils.mk_system_msg(api_content)), + Some(OpenRouter.Message.Utils.mk_system_msg(sanitized_content)), children: [], current_child: None, }; }; let mk_developer_notes_message = (content: string): Model.t => { - let api_content = - "\n\n" ++ content ++ "\n\n"; + let sanitized_content = String.trim(content); { id: Id.mk(), - content, + content: sanitized_content, timestamp: JsUtil.timestamp(), role: System(DeveloperNotes), api_message: - Some(OpenRouter.Message.Utils.mk_developer_msg(api_content)), + Some(OpenRouter.Message.Utils.mk_developer_msg(sanitized_content)), children: [], current_child: None, }; }; let mk_agent_message = (content: string): Model.t => { - let api_content = - "\n\n" ++ content ++ "\n\n"; + let sanitized_content = String.trim(content); { id: Id.mk(), - content, + content: sanitized_content, timestamp: JsUtil.timestamp(), role: Agent, api_message: - Some(OpenRouter.Message.Utils.mk_assistant_msg(api_content)), + Some(OpenRouter.Message.Utils.mk_assistant_msg(sanitized_content)), children: [], current_child: None, }; }; let mk_tool_call_message = (content: string): Model.t => { + let sanitized_content = String.trim(content); { // This is a unique message for our UI that does not correspond to an OpenRouter message, // because we parse it out from the preceding agent response message. id: Id.mk(), - content, + content: sanitized_content, timestamp: JsUtil.timestamp(), role: System(ToolCall), api_message: None, @@ -168,41 +168,49 @@ module Message = { tool_result_kind: Model.tool_result_kind, ) : Model.t => { - // This is a message from our backend. - // Protocols require a tool id to be associated, thus we send this is as an OpenRouter.Tool message.contents - - let api_content = "\n\n" ++ content ++ "\n\n"; + let sanitized_content = String.trim(content); { + // This is a message from our backend. + // Protocols require a tool id to be associated, thus we send this is as an OpenRouter.Tool message.contents + id: Id.mk(), - content, + content: sanitized_content, timestamp: JsUtil.timestamp(), role: System(ToolResult(tool_result_kind)), api_message: - Some(OpenRouter.Message.Utils.mk_tool_msg(api_content, tool_call)), + Some( + OpenRouter.Message.Utils.mk_tool_msg( + sanitized_content, + tool_call, + ), + ), children: [], current_child: None, }; }; let mk_user_message = (content: string): Model.t => { - let api_content = "\n\n" ++ content ++ "\n\n"; + let sanitized_content = String.trim(content); { id: Id.mk(), - content, + content: sanitized_content, timestamp: JsUtil.timestamp(), role: User, - api_message: Some(OpenRouter.Message.Utils.mk_user_msg(api_content)), + api_message: + Some(OpenRouter.Message.Utils.mk_user_msg(sanitized_content)), children: [], current_child: None, }; }; let mk_agent_editor_view_message = (content: string): Model.t => { + let sanitized_content = String.trim(content); let api_content_prefix = "\n\n```"; let api_content_suffix = "```\n\n"; - let api_content = api_content_prefix ++ content ++ api_content_suffix; + let api_content = + api_content_prefix ++ sanitized_content ++ api_content_suffix; { id: Id.mk(), - content, + content: api_content, timestamp: JsUtil.timestamp(), role: System(AgentEditorView), api_message: Some(OpenRouter.Message.Utils.mk_user_msg(api_content)), @@ -212,11 +220,14 @@ module Message = { }; let mk_static_errors_info_message = (content: string): Model.t => { + let sanitized_content = String.trim(content); let api_content = - "\n\n" ++ content ++ "\n\n"; + "\n\n" + ++ sanitized_content + ++ "\n\n"; { id: Id.mk(), - content, + content: api_content, timestamp: JsUtil.timestamp(), role: System(StaticErrorsInfo), api_message: Some(OpenRouter.Message.Utils.mk_user_msg(api_content)), @@ -226,16 +237,20 @@ module Message = { }; let mk_api_failure_message = (content: string): Model.t => { - id: Id.mk(), - content, - timestamp: JsUtil.timestamp(), - role: System(Error(APIFailure)), - api_message: None, - children: [], - current_child: None, + let sanitized_content = String.trim(content); + { + id: Id.mk(), + content: sanitized_content, + timestamp: JsUtil.timestamp(), + role: System(Error(APIFailure)), + api_message: None, + children: [], + current_child: None, + }; }; let mk_backend_failure_message = (content: string): Model.t => { + let sanitized_content = String.trim(content); let failure_instructions = {| Sorry our backend failed to process your request. @@ -243,17 +258,14 @@ module Message = { Please halt the current chat and report the issue to the user. Error: |} - ++ content; - let api_content = - "\n\n" - ++ failure_instructions - ++ "\n\n"; + ++ sanitized_content; { id: Id.mk(), content, timestamp: JsUtil.timestamp(), role: System(Error(BackendFailure)), - api_message: Some(OpenRouter.Message.Utils.mk_user_msg(api_content)), + api_message: + Some(OpenRouter.Message.Utils.mk_user_msg(failure_instructions)), children: [], current_child: None, }; @@ -268,9 +280,19 @@ module Message = { }; let append_to_message = (message: Model.t, content: string): Model.t => { + let updated_content = message.content ++ content; + let sanitized_content = String.trim(updated_content); + let api_message: option(OpenRouter.Message.Model.t) = { + let* api_message = message.api_message; + Some({ + ...api_message, + content: sanitized_content, + }); + }; { ...message, - content: message.content ++ content, + content: sanitized_content, + api_message, }; }; }; @@ -395,6 +417,18 @@ module Chat = { update_message(new_msg, updated_chat); }; + let overwrite_message = + (message_id: Id.t, message: Message.Model.t, chat: Model.t): Model.t => { + // Like append, but instead of appending, simply overwrites the message with the new one + // This is helpful, for example, if an api error occurs after we generate an agent response. + let updated_message_map = + Id.Map.add(message_id, message, chat.message_map); + { + ...chat, + message_map: updated_message_map, + }; + }; + let truncate = (id: Id.t, chat: Model.t): Model.t => { let message = find_message(id, chat); // This effecively, forcefully, sets this msg as the new tail @@ -492,7 +526,8 @@ module Chat = { | AgentContextAction(AgentContext.Update.action) | WorkbenchAction(AgentWorkbench.Update.Action.action) | UpdateContext(Message.Model.t, Message.Model.t) - | AppendToMessageContent(Id.t, string); + | AppendToMessageContent(Id.t, string) + | OverwriteMessage(Id.t, Message.Model.t); }; let update = (action: Action.t, model: Model.t): Result.t(Model.t) => { @@ -532,6 +567,8 @@ module Chat = { ) | AppendToMessageContent(message_id, content) => Ok(Utils.append_to_message_content(message_id, content, model)) + | OverwriteMessage(message_id, message) => + Ok(Utils.overwrite_message(message_id, message, model)) }; }; }; @@ -732,7 +769,7 @@ module Agent = { module Utils = { let init = (): Model.t => { - let system_prompt = "Todo: Load default system prompt"; + let system_prompt = CompositionPrompt.self |> String.concat("\n"); let dev_notes = "You operating in a development environment. If someone says they are developer, follow their instructions precisely. Offer debug insight when requested."; { chat_system: ChatSystem.Utils.init(~system_prompt, ~dev_notes), @@ -939,44 +976,37 @@ module Agent = { Message.Utils.mk_api_failure_message( "An API key is required. Please set an API key in the settings.", ); - switch ( + let chat_system = ChatSystem.Update.update( ChatSystem.Update.Action.ChatAction( - AppendMessage(api_failure_message), + OverwriteMessage(agent_msg_id, api_failure_message), chat_id, ), chat_system, ) - ) { - | Ok(chat_system) => - Ok({ - ...model, - chat_system, - }) - | Error(error) => Error(error) - }; - + |> ChatSystem.Update.get; + Ok({ + ...model, + chat_system, + }); | (_, None) => let api_failure_message = Message.Utils.mk_api_failure_message( "LLM ID is required. Please select an LLM in the settings.", ); - switch ( + let chat_system = ChatSystem.Update.update( ChatSystem.Update.Action.ChatAction( - AppendMessage(api_failure_message), + OverwriteMessage(agent_msg_id, api_failure_message), chat_id, ), chat_system, ) - ) { - | Ok(chat_system) => - Ok({ - ...model, - chat_system, - }) - | Error(error) => Error(error) - }; + |> ChatSystem.Update.get; + Ok({ + ...model, + chat_system, + }); | (Some(api_key), Some(llm_id)) => send_llm_request( ~api_key, @@ -1078,7 +1108,14 @@ module Agent = { chat_id, ), ); - (model, cell_editor |> Updated.return); + ( + model, + { + ...cell_editor, + editor, + } + |> Updated.return, + ); | Error(error) => switch (error) { | Failure.Info(msg) => diff --git a/src/web/view/ProjectModeCore/AgentCore/AgentGlobals.re b/src/web/view/ProjectModeCore/AgentCore/AgentGlobals.re index 136e851076..91a87b03ee 100644 --- a/src/web/view/ProjectModeCore/AgentCore/AgentGlobals.re +++ b/src/web/view/ProjectModeCore/AgentCore/AgentGlobals.re @@ -18,15 +18,7 @@ module Model = { let init = (): Model.t => { active_screen: MainMenu, api_key: None, - active_llm: - Some({ - id: "google/gemini-2.5-flash", - name: "Gemini 2.5 Flash", - pricing: { - prompt: "0.3", - completion: "2.5", - }, - }), + active_llm: None, available_llms: [], }; diff --git a/src/web/view/ProjectModeView/AgentView/ChatMessagesView.re b/src/web/view/ProjectModeView/AgentView/ChatMessagesView.re index 54d6344e5a..528cff7172 100644 --- a/src/web/view/ProjectModeView/AgentView/ChatMessagesView.re +++ b/src/web/view/ProjectModeView/AgentView/ChatMessagesView.re @@ -212,8 +212,10 @@ let view = }; // Render a message based on its role + let num_messages = List.length(messages); let render_message = (index: int, message: Agent.Message.Model.t) => { let branch_nav = render_branch_navigation(message); + let is_last_message = index == num_messages - 1; switch (message.role) { | Agent.Message.Model.User => // User messages on the right, editable @@ -326,16 +328,27 @@ let view = ); | Agent.Message.Model.Agent => // Agent messages on the left + let message_content = + if (message.content == "" && is_last_message) { + // Show loading dots animation only for the last message when content is empty + div( + ~attrs=[clss(["agent-message-loading-dots"])], + [ + div(~attrs=[clss(["dot", "dot1"])], []), + div(~attrs=[clss(["dot", "dot2"])], []), + div(~attrs=[clss(["dot"])], []), + ], + ); + } else { + div(~attrs=[clss(["agent-message"])], [text(message.content)]); + }; div( ~attrs=[clss(["message-container", "agent-message-container"])], [ div( ~attrs=[clss(["agent-message-wrapper"])], [ - div( - ~attrs=[clss(["agent-message"])], - [text(message.content)], - ), + message_content, switch (branch_nav) { | Some(nav) => nav | None => div(~attrs=[], []) @@ -343,7 +356,7 @@ let view = ], ), ], - ) + ); | Agent.Message.Model.System(system_kind) => // System messages centered, greyed out (or red if error) let is_error = diff --git a/src/web/www/style/agent/agent-chat-messages.css b/src/web/www/style/agent/agent-chat-messages.css index e23d569351..11962fcdb6 100644 --- a/src/web/www/style/agent/agent-chat-messages.css +++ b/src/web/www/style/agent/agent-chat-messages.css @@ -151,7 +151,7 @@ border: 0.6px solid var(--BR2); background-color: var(--SAND); color: var(--STONE); - font-family: var(--code-font); + /* font-family: var(--code-font); */ font-size: 0.9em; line-height: 1.4; resize: none; @@ -165,12 +165,12 @@ .chat-message-input:hover { border-color: var(--BR3); - background-color: var(--T1); + background-color: var(--SAND); } .chat-message-input:focus { border-color: var(--BR3); - background-color: var(--T1); + background-color: var(--SAND); outline: 0.6px solid var(--BR3); } @@ -202,12 +202,12 @@ } .send-button:hover { - background-color: var(--Y1); + background-color: var(--T2); border-color: var(--BR4); } .send-button:active { - background-color: var(--Y2); + background-color: var(--T3); } .send-button-disabled { @@ -270,12 +270,12 @@ } .user-message-input-container .user-message-send-button:hover { - background-color: var(--Y1); + background-color: var(--T2); border-color: var(--BR4); } .user-message-input-container .user-message-send-button:active { - background-color: var(--Y2); + background-color: var(--T3); } /* Chat message send button - positioned inside textarea, bottom right */ @@ -313,12 +313,12 @@ } .chat-message-input-container .chat-message-send-button:hover { - background-color: var(--Y1); + background-color: var(--T2); border-color: var(--BR4); } .chat-message-input-container .chat-message-send-button:active { - background-color: var(--Y2); + background-color: var(--T3); } /* View Buttons in Header */ @@ -394,3 +394,40 @@ fill: var(--BR4); } +/* Loading Dots Animation */ +.agent-message-loading-dots { + display: flex; + align-items: center; + gap: 6px; + padding: 0.6em 0.8em; +} + +.agent-message-loading-dots .dot { + width: 8px; + height: 8px; + background-color: var(--STONE); + border-radius: 50%; + animation: agent-dot-bounce 1.4s infinite ease-in-out both; +} + +.agent-message-loading-dots .dot1 { + animation-delay: -0.32s; +} + +.agent-message-loading-dots .dot2 { + animation-delay: -0.16s; +} + +@keyframes agent-dot-bounce { + 0%, + 80%, + 100% { + transform: scale(0.7); + opacity: 0.5; + } + 40% { + transform: scale(1); + opacity: 1; + } +} + From 3251de689178ae2bd9940b09d4639723a3a34fe2 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: russell-rozenbaum Date: Fri, 5 Dec 2025 21:17:05 -0500 Subject: [PATCH 16/38] removes streaming due to too many implications; adds chunked chat ui model --- .../CompositionCore/CompositionUtils.re | 18 +- src/util/OpenRouter.re | 22 +- .../view/ProjectModeCore/AgentCore/Agent.re | 369 +++++++++++++----- .../AgentView/ChatMessagesView.re | 262 ++++++------- .../www/style/agent/agent-chat-messages.css | 25 ++ 5 files changed, 439 insertions(+), 257 deletions(-) diff --git a/src/haz3lcore/CompositionCore/CompositionUtils.re b/src/haz3lcore/CompositionCore/CompositionUtils.re index 2e28b89224..4f84dec54b 100644 --- a/src/haz3lcore/CompositionCore/CompositionUtils.re +++ b/src/haz3lcore/CompositionCore/CompositionUtils.re @@ -26,15 +26,15 @@ module Local = { EditTools.insert_before, // ViewTools.view_entire_definition, // No longer needed is this top-level refactor... this is done by default // ViewTools.view_context, - WorkbenchTools.create_new_task, - WorkbenchTools.set_active_task, - WorkbenchTools.unset_active_task, - WorkbenchTools.set_active_subtask, - WorkbenchTools.unset_active_subtask, - WorkbenchTools.mark_active_task_complete, - WorkbenchTools.mark_active_task_incomplete, - WorkbenchTools.mark_active_subtask_complete, - WorkbenchTools.mark_active_subtask_incomplete, + // WorkbenchTools.create_new_task, + // WorkbenchTools.set_active_task, + // WorkbenchTools.unset_active_task, + // WorkbenchTools.set_active_subtask, + // WorkbenchTools.unset_active_subtask, + // WorkbenchTools.mark_active_task_complete, + // WorkbenchTools.mark_active_task_incomplete, + // WorkbenchTools.mark_active_subtask_complete, + // WorkbenchTools.mark_active_subtask_incomplete, ]; let get_string_arg = (~arg: option(string), ~fail_with: string) => { diff --git a/src/util/OpenRouter.re b/src/util/OpenRouter.re index 846d8fc9eb..e1db2c5c3e 100644 --- a/src/util/OpenRouter.re +++ b/src/util/OpenRouter.re @@ -138,7 +138,7 @@ module Payload = { temperature: 0.9, top_p: 1.0, tools, - stream: true, + stream: false, messages, }; @@ -183,7 +183,21 @@ module Utils = { let chat = (~key: string, ~body: Json.t, ~handler: option(Json.t) => unit): unit => { print_endline("API: POSTing OpenRouter request"); - request_stream( + // request_stream( + // ~debug=false, + // ~with_credentials=false, + // ~method=POST, + // ~url="https://openrouter.ai/api/v1/chat/completions", + // ~headers=[ + // ("Content-Type", "application/json"), + // ("Authorization", "Bearer " ++ key), + // ], + // ~body, + // ~on_chunk=handler, + // ~on_complete=() => + // () + // ); + request( ~debug=false, ~with_credentials=false, ~method=POST, @@ -193,9 +207,7 @@ module Utils = { ("Authorization", "Bearer " ++ key), ], ~body, - ~on_chunk=handler, - ~on_complete=() => - () + handler, ); }; diff --git a/src/web/view/ProjectModeCore/AgentCore/Agent.re b/src/web/view/ProjectModeCore/AgentCore/Agent.re index 7424835af9..fc458b5f5c 100644 --- a/src/web/view/ProjectModeCore/AgentCore/Agent.re +++ b/src/web/view/ProjectModeCore/AgentCore/Agent.re @@ -47,25 +47,13 @@ module Result = { module Message = { module Model = { - [@deriving (show({with_path: false}), sexp, yojson)] - type error_kind = - | BackendFailure - | APIFailure; - - [@deriving (show({with_path: false}), sexp, yojson)] - type tool_result_kind = - | Success - | Failure; - [@deriving (show({with_path: false}), sexp, yojson)] type system_kind = - | Error(error_kind) + | ApiFailure | DeveloperNotes // Only one should exist | Prompt // Only one should exist - | AgentEditorView - | StaticErrorsInfo - | ToolCall - | ToolResult(tool_result_kind); + | AgentEditorView // Only one should exist + | StaticErrorsInfo; // Only one should exist [@deriving (show({with_path: false}), sexp, yojson)] // Separating like such, as agent messages appear on left @@ -73,6 +61,7 @@ module Message = { // System messages auxillary type role = | Agent + | ToolResult(OpenRouter.Reply.Model.tool_call, bool) | User | System(system_kind); @@ -109,7 +98,7 @@ module Message = { let sanitized_content = String.trim(content); { id: Id.mk(), - content: sanitized_content, + content: "prompt", timestamp: JsUtil.timestamp(), role: System(Prompt), api_message: @@ -145,27 +134,11 @@ module Message = { }; }; - let mk_tool_call_message = (content: string): Model.t => { - let sanitized_content = String.trim(content); - { - // This is a unique message for our UI that does not correspond to an OpenRouter message, - // because we parse it out from the preceding agent response message. - - id: Id.mk(), - content: sanitized_content, - timestamp: JsUtil.timestamp(), - role: System(ToolCall), - api_message: None, - children: [], - current_child: None, - }; - }; - let mk_tool_result_message = ( content: string, tool_call: OpenRouter.Reply.Model.tool_call, - tool_result_kind: Model.tool_result_kind, + success: bool, ) : Model.t => { let sanitized_content = String.trim(content); @@ -176,7 +149,7 @@ module Message = { id: Id.mk(), content: sanitized_content, timestamp: JsUtil.timestamp(), - role: System(ToolResult(tool_result_kind)), + role: ToolResult(tool_call, success), api_message: Some( OpenRouter.Message.Utils.mk_tool_msg( @@ -242,34 +215,34 @@ module Message = { id: Id.mk(), content: sanitized_content, timestamp: JsUtil.timestamp(), - role: System(Error(APIFailure)), + role: System(ApiFailure), api_message: None, children: [], current_child: None, }; }; - let mk_backend_failure_message = (content: string): Model.t => { - let sanitized_content = String.trim(content); - let failure_instructions = - {| - Sorry our backend failed to process your request. - This indicates a fatal bug in our backend code/server and should be reported to developers immediately. - Please halt the current chat and report the issue to the user. - Error: - |} - ++ sanitized_content; - { - id: Id.mk(), - content, - timestamp: JsUtil.timestamp(), - role: System(Error(BackendFailure)), - api_message: - Some(OpenRouter.Message.Utils.mk_user_msg(failure_instructions)), - children: [], - current_child: None, - }; - }; + // let mk_backend_failure_message = (content: string): Model.t => { + // let sanitized_content = String.trim(content); + // let failure_instructions = + // {| + // Sorry our backend failed to process your request. + // This indicates a fatal bug in our backend code/server and should be reported to developers immediately. + // Please halt the current chat and report the issue to the user. + // Error: + // |} + // ++ sanitized_content; + // { + // id: Id.mk(), + // content, + // timestamp: JsUtil.timestamp(), + // role: System(Error(BackendFailure)), + // api_message: + // Some(OpenRouter.Message.Utils.mk_user_msg(failure_instructions)), + // children: [], + // current_child: None, + // }; + // }; let api_message_of_message = (message: Model.t): option(OpenRouter.Message.Model.t) => { @@ -281,7 +254,7 @@ module Message = { let append_to_message = (message: Model.t, content: string): Model.t => { let updated_content = message.content ++ content; - let sanitized_content = String.trim(updated_content); + let sanitized_content = StringUtil.trim_leading(updated_content); let api_message: option(OpenRouter.Message.Model.t) = { let* api_message = message.api_message; Some({ @@ -501,17 +474,8 @@ module Chat = { context: None, created_at: JsUtil.timestamp(), }; - print_endline("[Chat.Utils.init] Created system prompt"); let dev_notes = Message.Utils.mk_developer_notes_message(dev_notes); let chat = append(dev_notes, chat); - print_endline("[Chat.Utils.init] Appended dev notes"); - print_endline( - "[Chat.Utils.init] Debugging via printing current messages and message map", - ); - print_endline( - "[Chat.Utils.init] Current messages: " - ++ String.concat("\n", List.map(Message.Model.show, get(chat))), - ); chat; }; }; @@ -574,6 +538,194 @@ module Chat = { }; }; +module ChunkedUIChat = { + // A dynamic, runtime converter of our chat messages to a UI-friendly format + // This converts a linear log of messages into something more digestible for the user + module Model = { + [@deriving (show({with_path: false}), sexp, yojson)] + type user_message = { + content: string, + origin_id: Id.t, + }; + + [@deriving (show({with_path: false}), sexp, yojson)] + type tool_call_info_nugget = { + tool_call: OpenRouter.Reply.Model.tool_call, + success: bool, + // editor_state_prior: CellEditor.Model.t, + // editor_state_after: CellEditor.Model.t, + }; + + [@deriving (show({with_path: false}), sexp, yojson)] + type agent_response_chunk = { + agent_content: list(string), + agent_reasoning: list(string), + tool_calls: list(tool_call_info_nugget), + // add workbench info + }; + + [@deriving (show({with_path: false}), sexp, yojson)] + type chunk = + | UserMessage(user_message) + | AgentResponseChunk(agent_response_chunk) + | ErrorMessage(string); + + [@deriving (show({with_path: false}), sexp, yojson)] + type t = { + prompt: string, + developer_notes: string, + editor_view: string, + static_errors: string, + log: list(chunk), + }; + }; + + module Utils = { + let mk_user_message_chunk = (message: Message.Model.t): Model.chunk => { + UserMessage({ + content: message.content, + origin_id: message.id, + }); + }; + + let mk_agent_response_chunk = (message: Message.Model.t): Model.chunk => { + AgentResponseChunk({ + agent_content: [message.content], + agent_reasoning: [], + tool_calls: [], + }); + }; + + let init = (): Model.t => { + { + prompt: "", + developer_notes: "", + editor_view: "", + static_errors: "", + log: [], + }; + }; + + let curr_last_chunk = (model: Model.t): Model.chunk => { + model.log + |> List.rev + |> ListUtil.hd_opt + |> OptUtil.get_or_fail("No last chunk found"); + }; + + let mk = (chat: Chat.Model.t): Model.t => { + // Converts a list of messages into a list of displayable chunks. + // The algorithm is roughly as follows: + /* + 1. Iterate through the log of messages + 1.1 If the message is a user message, create a user message chunk + 1.2 If the message is an agent response, create an agent response chunk + */ + + let rec convert_helper = + (chat: list(Message.Model.t), acc_model: Model.t): Model.t => { + switch (chat) { + | [] => acc_model + | [message, ...rest] => + switch (message.role) { + | User => + let chunk = mk_user_message_chunk(message); + let updated_model = { + ...acc_model, + log: acc_model.log @ [chunk], + }; + convert_helper(rest, updated_model); + | Agent => + switch (curr_last_chunk(acc_model)) { + | AgentResponseChunk(agent_response_chunk) => + let agent_response_chunk = { + ...agent_response_chunk, + agent_content: + agent_response_chunk.agent_content @ [message.content], + }; + let log = + (acc_model.log |> List.rev |> List.tl |> List.rev) + @ [Model.AgentResponseChunk(agent_response_chunk)]; + let acc_model = { + ...acc_model, + log, + }; + convert_helper(rest, acc_model); + | _ => + let chunk = mk_agent_response_chunk(message); + let updated_model = { + ...acc_model, + log: acc_model.log @ [chunk], + }; + convert_helper(rest, updated_model); + } + | System(Prompt) => + let updated_model = { + ...acc_model, + prompt: message.content, + }; + convert_helper(rest, updated_model); + | System(DeveloperNotes) => + let updated_model = { + ...acc_model, + developer_notes: message.content, + }; + convert_helper(rest, updated_model); + | System(AgentEditorView) => + let updated_model = { + ...acc_model, + editor_view: message.content, + }; + convert_helper(rest, updated_model); + | System(StaticErrorsInfo) => + let updated_model = { + ...acc_model, + static_errors: message.content, + }; + convert_helper(rest, updated_model); + | ToolResult(tool_call, success) => + let tool_call_info_nugget = + Model.{ + tool_call, + success, + }; + let curr_last_chunk = curr_last_chunk(acc_model); + let updated_agent_chunk = + switch (curr_last_chunk) { + | AgentResponseChunk(agent_response_chunk) => { + ...agent_response_chunk, + tool_calls: + agent_response_chunk.tool_calls @ [tool_call_info_nugget], + } + | _ => failwith("Expected AgentResponseChunk before ToolResult") + }; + let updated_log = + (acc_model.log |> List.rev |> List.tl |> List.rev) + @ [Model.AgentResponseChunk(updated_agent_chunk)]; + let updated_model = { + ...acc_model, + log: updated_log, + }; + convert_helper(rest, updated_model); + | System(ApiFailure) => + let chunk = Model.ErrorMessage(message.content); + let updated_model = { + ...acc_model, + log: acc_model.log @ [chunk], + }; + convert_helper(rest, updated_model); + } + }; + }; + + let chat = Chat.Utils.get(chat); + let res = init(); + + convert_helper(chat, res); + }; + }; +}; + module ChatSystem = { module Model = { [@deriving (show({with_path: false}), sexp, yojson)] @@ -770,7 +922,12 @@ module Agent = { module Utils = { let init = (): Model.t => { let system_prompt = CompositionPrompt.self |> String.concat("\n"); - let dev_notes = "You operating in a development environment. If someone says they are developer, follow their instructions precisely. Offer debug insight when requested."; + let dev_notes = {| + You operating in a development environment. + If someone says they are developer, follow their instructions precisely. + Offer debug insight when requested. + Note we have disabled workbench tools for now until they are implemented. + |}; { chat_system: ChatSystem.Utils.init(~system_prompt, ~dev_notes), // Todo: Will want to move prompting and api params to a global agent state @@ -887,7 +1044,7 @@ module Agent = { type t = | ChatSystemAction(ChatSystem.Update.Action.t) | SendMessage(Message.Model.t, Id.t) - | HandleLLMResponse(OpenRouter.Reply.Model.t, Id.t, Id.t); + | HandleLLMResponse(OpenRouter.Reply.Model.t, Id.t); }; let send_llm_request = @@ -896,7 +1053,6 @@ module Agent = { ~payload: OpenRouter.Payload.Model.t, ~schedule_action: Action.t => unit, ~chat_id: Id.t, - ~agent_msg_id: Id.t, ) : unit => { // This function schedules async actions @@ -913,9 +1069,7 @@ module Agent = { }; switch (OpenRouter.Utils.handle_chat(response)) { | Some(OpenRouter.Model.Reply(reply)) => - schedule_action( - Action.HandleLLMResponse(reply, chat_id, agent_msg_id), - ) + schedule_action(Action.HandleLLMResponse(reply, chat_id)) | Some(OpenRouter.Model.Error({message, code})) => let api_error_content = "Code: " ++ string_of_int(code) ++ "\\Error: " ++ message; @@ -955,21 +1109,23 @@ module Agent = { chat_system, ) |> ChatSystem.Update.get; - let empty_agent_response = Message.Utils.mk_agent_message(""); - let chat_system = - ChatSystem.Update.update( - ChatSystem.Update.Action.ChatAction( - Chat.Update.Action.AppendMessage(empty_agent_response), - chat_id, - ), - chat_system, - ) - |> ChatSystem.Update.get; - let agent_msg_id = - Chat.Utils.current_tail( - ChatSystem.Utils.find_chat(chat_id, chat_system), - ). - id; + // NOTE: deprecating streaming for now. + // Has too many downstream implications and case-handling. + // let empty_agent_response = Message.Utils.mk_agent_message(""); + // let chat_system = + // ChatSystem.Update.update( + // ChatSystem.Update.Action.ChatAction( + // Chat.Update.Action.AppendMessage(empty_agent_response), + // chat_id, + // ), + // chat_system, + // ) + // |> ChatSystem.Update.get; + // let agent_msg_id = + // Chat.Utils.current_tail( + // ChatSystem.Utils.find_chat(chat_id, chat_system), + // ). + // id; switch (api_key, llm_id) { | (None, _) => let api_failure_message = @@ -979,7 +1135,7 @@ module Agent = { let chat_system = ChatSystem.Update.update( ChatSystem.Update.Action.ChatAction( - OverwriteMessage(agent_msg_id, api_failure_message), + AppendMessage(api_failure_message), chat_id, ), chat_system, @@ -997,7 +1153,7 @@ module Agent = { let chat_system = ChatSystem.Update.update( ChatSystem.Update.Action.ChatAction( - OverwriteMessage(agent_msg_id, api_failure_message), + AppendMessage(api_failure_message), chat_id, ), chat_system, @@ -1008,6 +1164,21 @@ module Agent = { chat_system, }); | (Some(api_key), Some(llm_id)) => + print_endline( + "Showing outgoing chat messages\' content: " + ++ String.concat( + "\n", + List.map( + (msg: Message.Model.t) => msg.content, + Chat.Utils.get( + ChatSystem.Utils.find_chat(chat_id, chat_system), + ) + |> List.filter((msg: Message.Model.t) => + msg.role != System(Prompt) + ), + ), + ), + ); send_llm_request( ~api_key, ~payload= @@ -1023,7 +1194,6 @@ module Agent = { ), ~schedule_action, ~chat_id, - ~agent_msg_id, ); Ok({ ...model, @@ -1101,9 +1271,11 @@ module Agent = { schedule_action( Action.SendMessage( Message.Utils.mk_tool_result_message( - "Tool Call Applied Successfully.", + "The " + ++ tool_call.name + ++ " tool call was successful and has been applied to the model.", tool_call, - Success, + true, ), chat_id, ), @@ -1121,7 +1293,7 @@ module Agent = { | Failure.Info(msg) => schedule_action( Action.SendMessage( - Message.Utils.mk_tool_result_message(msg, tool_call, Failure), + Message.Utils.mk_tool_result_message(msg, tool_call, false), chat_id, ), ); @@ -1131,7 +1303,7 @@ module Agent = { | Failure(msg) => schedule_action( Action.SendMessage( - Message.Utils.mk_tool_result_message(msg, tool_call, Failure), + Message.Utils.mk_tool_result_message(msg, tool_call, false), chat_id, ), ); @@ -1147,7 +1319,6 @@ module Agent = { cell_editor: CellEditor.Model.t, settings: Settings.t, schedule_action: Action.t => unit, - agent_msg_id: Id.t, ) : (Model.t, Updated.t(CellEditor.Model.t)) => { print_endline( @@ -1158,10 +1329,7 @@ module Agent = { let chat_system = ChatSystem.Update.update( ChatSystem.Update.Action.ChatAction( - Chat.Update.Action.AppendToMessageContent( - agent_msg_id, - new_message.content, - ), + Chat.Update.Action.AppendMessage(new_message), chat_id, ), model.chat_system, @@ -1241,7 +1409,7 @@ module Agent = { }, ) }; - | HandleLLMResponse(reply, chat_id, agent_msg_id) => + | HandleLLMResponse(reply, chat_id) => handle_llm_response( reply, chat_id, @@ -1249,7 +1417,6 @@ module Agent = { editor, settings, schedule_action, - agent_msg_id, ) }; }; diff --git a/src/web/view/ProjectModeView/AgentView/ChatMessagesView.re b/src/web/view/ProjectModeView/AgentView/ChatMessagesView.re index 528cff7172..2b50a58359 100644 --- a/src/web/view/ProjectModeView/AgentView/ChatMessagesView.re +++ b/src/web/view/ProjectModeView/AgentView/ChatMessagesView.re @@ -19,7 +19,7 @@ let view = let current_chat_id = chat_system.current; let current_chat = Agent.ChatSystem.Utils.find_chat(current_chat_id, chat_system); - let messages = Agent.Chat.Utils.get(current_chat); + let chunked_chat = Agent.ChunkedUIChat.Utils.mk(current_chat); // Auto-resize textarea helper let autosize_textarea = (id: string) => { @@ -122,102 +122,14 @@ let view = }; // Helper function to render branch navigation buttons - let render_branch_navigation = (message: Agent.Message.Model.t) => { - // Find the parent of this message - let parent_opt = - try(Some(Agent.Chat.Utils.parent_of(message.id, current_chat))) { - | _ => None - }; - switch (parent_opt) { - | Some(parent) => - let num_children = List.length(parent.children); - if (num_children > 1) { - // Find current message's index among parent's children - let rec find_index = (idx: int, children: list(Id.t)): int => { - switch (children) { - | [] => 0 - | [hd, ...tl] => - if (hd == message.id) { - idx; - } else { - find_index(idx + 1, tl); - } - }; - }; - let current_index = find_index(0, parent.children); - // Calculate next and previous indices using modulo - let next_index = (current_index + 1) mod num_children; - let prev_index = (current_index - 1 + num_children) mod num_children; - // Get sibling IDs - let next_sibling_id = List.nth(parent.children, next_index); - let prev_sibling_id = List.nth(parent.children, prev_index); - Some( - div( - ~attrs=[clss(["branch-navigation"])], - [ - div( - ~attrs=[ - clss(["branch-nav-button", "branch-nav-left"]), - Attr.on_click(_ => { - Effect.Many([ - agent_inject( - Agent.Agent.Update.Action.ChatSystemAction( - Agent.ChatSystem.Update.Action.ChatAction( - Agent.Chat.Update.Action.SwitchBranch( - parent.id, - prev_sibling_id, - ), - current_chat_id, - ), - ), - ), - Effect.Stop_propagation, - ]) - }), - Attr.title("Previous branch"), - ], - [Icons.back], - ), - div( - ~attrs=[ - clss(["branch-nav-button", "branch-nav-right"]), - Attr.on_click(_ => { - Effect.Many([ - agent_inject( - Agent.Agent.Update.Action.ChatSystemAction( - Agent.ChatSystem.Update.Action.ChatAction( - Agent.Chat.Update.Action.SwitchBranch( - parent.id, - next_sibling_id, - ), - current_chat_id, - ), - ), - ), - Effect.Stop_propagation, - ]) - }), - Attr.title("Next branch"), - ], - [Icons.forward], - ), - ], - ), - ); - } else { - None; - }; - | None => None - }; - }; + // Note: Branch navigation may need to be reworked for chunked UI model + // For now, we'll skip it or implement it differently if needed - // Render a message based on its role - let num_messages = List.length(messages); - let render_message = (index: int, message: Agent.Message.Model.t) => { - let branch_nav = render_branch_navigation(message); - let is_last_message = index == num_messages - 1; - switch (message.role) { - | Agent.Message.Model.User => + // Render a chunk from the chunked UI model + let num_chunks = List.length(chunked_chat.log); + let render_chunk = (index: int, chunk: Agent.ChunkedUIChat.Model.chunk) => { + switch (chunk) { + | Agent.ChunkedUIChat.Model.UserMessage(user_msg) => // User messages on the right, editable let unique_id = "user-message-input-" ++ string_of_int(index); div( @@ -233,17 +145,15 @@ let view = ~attrs=[ clss(["user-message-input"]), Attr.id(unique_id), - Attr.value(message.content), + Attr.value(user_msg.content), Attr.property("autocomplete", Js.Unsafe.inject("off")), Attr.on_focus(_ => { - // Lock height on focus to prevent resizing - maintain current size Js.Opt.iter( Dom_html.document##getElementById( Js.string(unique_id), ), el => { let textarea = Js.Unsafe.coerce(el); - // Get the current computed height and lock it let current_height = textarea##.offsetHeight; textarea##.style##.height := Js.string( @@ -264,7 +174,6 @@ let view = ]); }), Attr.on_blur(_ => { - // Reset height on blur to allow natural sizing when not focused Js.Opt.iter( Dom_html.document##getElementById( Js.string(unique_id), @@ -278,7 +187,6 @@ let view = }), Attr.on_input((_event, _value) => { Effect.Stop_propagation - // Don't resize while typing - keep current height }), Attr.on_copy(_ => Effect.Stop_propagation), Attr.on_paste(_ => { @@ -287,7 +195,7 @@ let view = }), Attr.on_cut(_ => Effect.Stop_propagation), ], - [text(message.content)], + [text(user_msg.content)], ), div( ~attrs=[ @@ -297,7 +205,6 @@ let view = "user-message-send-button", ]), Attr.on_mousedown(_event => { - // Prevent textarea from losing focus when clicking button Js.Opt.iter( Dom_html.document##getElementById( Js.string(unique_id), @@ -308,7 +215,7 @@ let view = }, ); Effect.Many([ - send_edited_message(message.id, unique_id), + send_edited_message(user_msg.origin_id, unique_id), Effect.Prevent_default, ]); }), @@ -318,19 +225,21 @@ let view = ), ], ), - switch (branch_nav) { - | Some(nav) => nav - | None => div(~attrs=[], []) - }, ], ), ], ); - | Agent.Message.Model.Agent => - // Agent messages on the left - let message_content = - if (message.content == "" && is_last_message) { - // Show loading dots animation only for the last message when content is empty + | Agent.ChunkedUIChat.Model.AgentResponseChunk(agent_chunk) => + // Agent response chunk - display all content in a single block + let is_last_chunk = index == num_chunks - 1; + let all_content_empty = + List.for_all( + (content: string) => content == "", + agent_chunk.agent_content, + ); + let agent_content_display = + if (all_content_empty && is_last_chunk) { + // Show loading dots if last chunk and all content is empty div( ~attrs=[clss(["agent-message-loading-dots"])], [ @@ -340,56 +249,125 @@ let view = ], ); } else { - div(~attrs=[clss(["agent-message"])], [text(message.content)]); + // Join all agent content strings with double line breaks + let combined_content = + agent_chunk.agent_content + |> List.filter((s: string) => s != "") + |> String.concat("\n\n"); + div(~attrs=[clss(["agent-message"])], [text(combined_content)]); }; + + // Render tool calls - separated by double line breaks + let tool_calls_display = + if (List.length(agent_chunk.tool_calls) > 0) { + let tool_call_texts = + agent_chunk.tool_calls + |> List.map( + (nugget: Agent.ChunkedUIChat.Model.tool_call_info_nugget) => { + let status_text = nugget.success ? "[success]" : "[failure]"; + nugget.tool_call.name ++ " " ++ status_text; + }); + // Join with double line breaks + let combined_tool_calls = String.concat("\n\n", tool_call_texts); + div( + ~attrs=[clss(["agent-tool-calls"])], + [ + div( + ~attrs=[clss(["tool-call-display"])], + [text(combined_tool_calls)], + ), + ], + ); + } else { + div(~attrs=[], []); + }; + div( ~attrs=[clss(["message-container", "agent-message-container"])], [ div( ~attrs=[clss(["agent-message-wrapper"])], - [ - message_content, - switch (branch_nav) { - | Some(nav) => nav - | None => div(~attrs=[], []) - }, - ], + [agent_content_display, tool_calls_display], ), ], ); - | Agent.Message.Model.System(system_kind) => - // System messages centered, greyed out (or red if error) - let is_error = - switch (system_kind) { - | Agent.Message.Model.Error(_) => true - | _ => false - }; + | Agent.ChunkedUIChat.Model.ErrorMessage(error_content) => + // Error messages centered, red div( ~attrs=[ - clss( - ["message-container", "system-message-container"] - @ (is_error ? ["error"] : []), - ), - ], - [ - div(~attrs=[clss(["system-message"])], [text(message.content)]), - switch (branch_nav) { - | Some(nav) => nav - | None => div(~attrs=[], []) - }, + clss(["message-container", "system-message-container", "error"]), ], - ); + [div(~attrs=[clss(["system-message"])], [text(error_content)])], + ) }; }; div( ~attrs=[clss(["chat-messages-view"])], [ - // Messages display area + // Prompt and Developer Notes at top + if (chunked_chat.prompt != "") { + div( + ~attrs=[clss(["system-message-container", "prompt-display"])], + [ + div( + ~attrs=[clss(["system-message"])], + [text(chunked_chat.prompt)], + ), + ], + ); + } else { + div(~attrs=[], []); + }, + if (chunked_chat.developer_notes != "") { + div( + ~attrs=[ + clss(["system-message-container", "developer-notes-display"]), + ], + [ + div( + ~attrs=[clss(["system-message"])], + [text(chunked_chat.developer_notes)], + ), + ], + ); + } else { + div(~attrs=[], []); + }, + // Chunks display area div( ~attrs=[clss(["chat-messages-container"])], - List.mapi(render_message, messages), + List.mapi(render_chunk, chunked_chat.log), ), + // Editor view and static errors at bottom + if (chunked_chat.editor_view != "") { + div( + ~attrs=[clss(["system-message-container", "editor-view-display"])], + [ + div( + ~attrs=[clss(["system-message"])], + [text(chunked_chat.editor_view)], + ), + ], + ); + } else { + div(~attrs=[], []); + }, + if (chunked_chat.static_errors != "") { + div( + ~attrs=[ + clss(["system-message-container", "static-errors-display"]), + ], + [ + div( + ~attrs=[clss(["system-message"])], + [text(chunked_chat.static_errors)], + ), + ], + ); + } else { + div(~attrs=[], []); + }, // Input area at bottom div( ~attrs=[clss(["chat-input-container"])], diff --git a/src/web/www/style/agent/agent-chat-messages.css b/src/web/www/style/agent/agent-chat-messages.css index 11962fcdb6..f010932633 100644 --- a/src/web/www/style/agent/agent-chat-messages.css +++ b/src/web/www/style/agent/agent-chat-messages.css @@ -98,8 +98,10 @@ /* System Messages - Centered */ .system-message-container { + display: flex; justify-content: center; align-items: center; + width: 100%; } .system-message { @@ -394,6 +396,29 @@ fill: var(--BR4); } +/* Tool Calls Display */ +.agent-tool-calls { + margin-top: 0.5em; +} + +.tool-call-display { + font-size: 0.75em; + color: var(--BR2); + opacity: 0.8; + white-space: pre-wrap; +} + +/* Prompt and Developer Notes Display */ +.prompt-display, +.developer-notes-display { + margin-bottom: 0.5em; +} + +.editor-view-display, +.static-errors-display { + margin-top: 0.5em; +} + /* Loading Dots Animation */ .agent-message-loading-dots { display: flex; From 82698da387b5d50468eccdd2f89f58ac4534cebd Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: russell-rozenbaum Date: Sat, 6 Dec 2025 01:06:03 -0500 Subject: [PATCH 17/38] reformat display of prompt, dev notes, agent editor view, and static errors info messages--they are now buttons --- src/web/app/common/Icons.re | 113 ++++ .../view/ProjectModeCore/AgentCore/Agent.re | 41 +- .../AgentView/ChatMessagesView.re | 600 ++++++++++++++---- .../ProjectModeView/AgentView/ChatView.re | 156 ++++- .../www/style/agent/agent-chat-messages.css | 167 ++++- src/web/www/style/agent/agent-chat.css | 7 + src/web/www/style/sidebar.css | 2 + 7 files changed, 892 insertions(+), 194 deletions(-) diff --git a/src/web/app/common/Icons.re b/src/web/app/common/Icons.re index a5994a4c9f..05f98ed0da 100644 --- a/src/web/app/common/Icons.re +++ b/src/web/app/common/Icons.re @@ -425,3 +425,116 @@ let add_project = "M192,-7.10542736e-15 L384,110.851252 L384,242.986 L341.333,242.986 L341.333,157.655 L213.333,231.555 L213.333,431.088 L192,443.405007 L0,332.553755 L0,110.851252 L192,-7.10542736e-15 Z M341.333333,264.32 L341.333,328.32 L405.333333,328.32 L405.333333,370.986667 L341.333,370.986 L341.333333,434.986667 L298.666667,434.986667 L298.666,370.986 L234.666667,370.986667 L234.666667,328.32 L298.666,328.32 L298.666667,264.32 L341.333333,264.32 Z M42.666,157.654 L42.6666667,307.920144 L170.666,381.82 L170.666,231.555 L42.666,157.654 Z M192,49.267223 L66.1333333,121.936377 L192,194.605531 L317.866667,121.936377 L192,49.267223 Z", ], ); + +let corylus = + simple_icon( + ~view="0 0 512 512", + [ + "M511.26,392.674c-4.28-15.551-25.68-22.763-48.729-16.42c-10.243,2.82-19.321,7.946-25.563,14.435 + c-3.629,3.774-6.162,7.907-7.507,12.11c-29.638-6.338-58.279-14.758-85.794-25.229c2.871-0.381,5.742-0.879,8.603-1.502 + c26.96-5.877,50.018-21.901,64.927-45.119c1.213-1.891,1.627-4.186,1.149-6.382c-0.479-2.195-1.811-4.11-3.7-5.325 + c-46.404-29.795-107.906-17.659-139.704,26.644c-14.185-7.771-27.992-16.161-41.397-25.162 + c-11.125-7.47-21.969-15.385-32.546-23.687c8.855-0.077,18.295-1.418,27.711-4.01c35.596-9.8,58.131-32.832,52.422-53.573 + c-2.956-10.738-12.825-18.414-27.786-21.613c-13.02-2.785-28.885-1.926-44.668,2.421c-3.868,1.064-7.696,2.331-11.385,3.768 + c-21.038,8.216-35.682,21.192-40.324,34.534c-18.843-18.304-36.561-38.064-53.042-59.192 + c-10.736-13.765-20.325-27.331-28.856-40.379c6.542,3.921,13.525,7.214,20.896,9.782c12.048,4.197,24.482,6.283,36.874,6.283 + c16.62,0,33.163-3.754,48.57-11.2l8.327-4.025c4.212-2.035,5.978-7.102,3.941-11.314l-4.025-8.328 + c-1.778-3.678-3.769-7.288-5.921-10.73c-2.48-3.967-7.707-5.173-11.674-2.693c-3.967,2.479-5.173,7.707-2.693,11.674 + c1.828,2.924,3.521,5.992,5.033,9.12l0.338,0.7l-0.699,0.338c-22.818,11.028-48.563,12.51-72.496,4.171 + c-20.113-7.007-36.898-20.261-48.296-37.851l65.423,22.825c0.924,0.322,1.865,0.474,2.791,0.474c3.503,0,6.78-2.189,8-5.683 + c1.541-4.418-0.791-9.249-5.208-10.79l-65.473-22.84c14.48-4.886,29.855-6.205,45.084-3.77 + c18.762,2.999,35.994,11.401,49.834,24.298c3.423,3.19,8.785,3.001,11.973-0.422c3.19-3.423,3.001-8.783-0.422-11.973 + c-16.311-15.2-36.613-25.101-58.711-28.633c-22.624-3.617-45.52-0.239-66.218,9.763l-4.042,1.953 + C22.6,61.469,16.722,42.805,16.573,42.324c-1.372-4.472-6.111-6.985-10.585-5.613c-4.473,1.374-6.985,6.113-5.613,10.585 + c0.965,3.142,24.379,77.921,89.763,161.949c4.86,6.246,9.827,12.375,14.895,18.388l-4.507,6.531 + c-16.964,24.584-23.339,54.302-17.951,83.681c5.389,29.379,21.895,54.9,46.478,71.863l7.612,5.252 + c1.424,0.983,3.105,1.499,4.812,1.499c0.509,0,1.021-0.046,1.528-0.139c2.211-0.406,4.168-1.672,5.444-3.522l5.251-7.612 + c16.964-24.584,23.339-54.302,17.951-83.681c-0.506-2.755-1.108-5.477-1.807-8.161c17.184,14.851,35.165,28.606,53.885,41.198 + c2.124,1.429,4.258,2.839,6.401,4.238c-26.29,45.718-13.49,104.911,30.673,135.385c1.424,0.983,3.105,1.499,4.813,1.499 + c0.508,0,1.02-0.046,1.528-0.139c2.209-0.406,4.168-1.672,5.444-3.522c22.014-31.903,23.409-72.009,7.107-104.414 + c19.956,10.265,40.604,19.366,61.889,27.29c-8.853,10.056-8.881,28.92,0.848,46.689c8.902,16.257,22.974,26.129,35.445,26.129 + c3.61,0,7.088-0.828,10.265-2.568c7.374-4.038,11.815-12.348,12.186-22.799c0.32-9-2.315-19.087-7.417-28.404 + c-0.569-1.04-1.168-2.056-1.785-3.053c14.571,4.012,29.397,7.515,44.469,10.492c0.553,0.11,1.106,0.163,1.65,0.163 + c3.965,0,7.506-2.796,8.302-6.832c0.264-1.337,0.19-2.66-0.15-3.89c0.002-0.002,0.005-0.005,0.006-0.007 + c1.528-1.646,0.814-5.294,3.77-8.368c4.1-4.262,10.607-7.85,17.849-9.845c15.116-4.159,26.617-0.066,27.895,4.581 + c1.281,4.653-6.503,14.065-21.616,18.225c-4.63,1.274-9.396,1.849-13.76,1.659c-4.68-0.198-8.628,3.424-8.83,8.098 + c-0.202,4.675,3.424,8.628,8.098,8.83c0.812,0.035,1.627,0.052,2.444,0.052c5.43,0,10.985-0.773,16.546-2.304 + C500.848,425.389,515.543,408.233,511.26,392.674z M139.759,375.565l-0.44,0.638l-0.638-0.44 + c-20.859-14.393-34.864-36.047-39.436-60.974c-3.859-21.036-0.582-42.266,9.177-60.92l13.111,68.763 + c0.774,4.06,4.326,6.887,8.312,6.887c0.526,0,1.06-0.05,1.596-0.151c4.596-0.877,7.611-5.312,6.734-9.908l-13.016-68.266 + c15.542,13.942,26.003,32.501,29.832,53.373C159.561,329.492,154.153,354.706,139.759,375.565z M237.264,233.193 + c4.49,0,8.728,0.403,12.538,1.218c8.228,1.76,13.833,5.327,14.993,9.542c2.237,8.124-9.837,21.068-29.991,29.167 + c-1.482-18.263-8.799-30.305-15.982-37.893C225.137,233.884,231.414,233.193,237.264,233.193z M172.581,269.341 + c-1.972-7.16,7.909-19.538,27.31-28.047c5.596,3.595,17.573,13.935,18.211,36.864c-11.005,2.286-21.867,2.572-30.527,0.719 + C179.345,277.116,173.74,273.552,172.581,269.341z M263.34,454.766c-26.782-22.922-36.358-59.81-25.373-92.351l9.623,50.467 + c0.774,4.06,4.326,6.887,8.312,6.887c0.525,0,1.061-0.05,1.596-0.151c4.596-0.877,7.612-5.312,6.736-9.909l-9.475-49.695 + C276.157,386.509,280.119,424.06,263.34,454.766z M305.022,357.761l33.541-7.558c4.565-1.029,7.431-5.562,6.402-10.126 + c-1.028-4.565-5.564-7.429-10.126-6.401l-32.781,7.387c10.832-9.472,23.934-16.12,38.383-19.27 + c19.603-4.275,39.636-1.685,57.297,7.266c-12.331,15.486-29.47,26.181-49.075,30.454 + C333.963,362.718,319.022,362.064,305.022,357.761z M380.009,450.272c-4.232,2.313-15.181-3.089-22.711-16.838 + c-7.527-13.748-6.185-25.887-1.953-28.205c1.972-1.08,5.343-0.429,9.019,1.742c5.094,3.008,10.084,8.51,13.69,15.098 + c3.607,6.586,5.555,13.755,5.345,19.666C383.251,446,381.983,449.191,380.009,450.272z", + ], + ); + +let circle_with_check = + simple_icon( + ~view="0 0 800 800", + [ + "M486.62 267.969L358.3 421.875L313.379 368.017C309.179 362.977 304.027 358.814 298.218 355.765C292.409 352.716 286.056 350.841 279.523 350.247C272.989 349.653 266.402 350.351 260.139 352.303C253.875 354.255 248.057 357.421 243.017 361.621C237.977 365.821 233.813 370.972 230.764 376.781C227.715 382.59 225.84 388.943 225.246 395.477C224.652 402.011 225.351 408.597 227.303 414.861C229.254 421.125 232.42 426.942 236.62 431.982L319.921 531.982C324.603 537.616 330.467 542.151 337.098 545.265C343.729 548.379 350.963 549.995 358.289 550C365.614 550.005 372.851 548.397 379.485 545.292C386.12 542.187 391.99 537.66 396.679 532.032L563.379 332.032C567.615 326.995 570.816 321.172 572.797 314.896C574.778 308.62 575.5 302.015 574.922 295.459C574.344 288.903 572.477 282.526 569.429 276.693C566.38 270.86 562.21 265.687 557.157 261.47C552.104 257.253 546.268 254.075 539.985 252.119C533.701 250.163 527.092 249.466 520.539 250.07C513.985 250.674 507.615 252.566 501.795 255.638C495.974 258.709 490.817 262.9 486.62 267.969Z", + "M400 0C320.888 0 243.552 23.4596 177.772 67.4122C111.992 111.365 60.7234 173.836 30.4484 246.927C0.173314 320.017 -7.74802 400.444 7.68607 478.036C23.1202 555.629 61.2165 626.902 117.157 682.843C173.098 738.784 244.372 776.88 321.964 792.314C399.556 807.748 479.983 799.827 553.074 769.552C626.164 739.277 688.635 688.008 732.588 622.228C776.541 556.448 800 479.113 800 400C799.887 293.948 757.708 192.272 682.718 117.282C607.728 42.2919 506.052 0.112941 400 0ZM400 700C340.666 700 282.664 682.405 233.329 649.441C183.994 616.476 145.543 569.623 122.836 514.805C100.13 459.987 94.189 399.667 105.765 341.473C117.34 283.279 145.912 229.824 187.868 187.868C229.824 145.912 283.279 117.34 341.473 105.764C399.667 94.1888 459.987 100.13 514.805 122.836C569.623 145.542 616.477 183.994 649.441 233.329C682.405 282.664 700 340.666 700 400C699.913 479.538 668.279 555.794 612.036 612.036C555.794 668.278 479.539 699.913 400 700Z", + ], + ); + +let circle_with_no_check = + simple_icon( + ~view="0 0 800 800", + [ + "M400 0C320.888 0 243.552 23.4596 177.772 67.4122C111.992 111.365 60.7234 173.836 30.4484 246.927C0.173314 320.017 -7.74802 400.444 7.68607 478.036C23.1202 555.629 61.2165 626.902 117.157 682.843C173.098 738.784 244.372 776.88 321.964 792.314C399.556 807.748 479.983 799.827 553.074 769.552C626.164 739.277 688.635 688.008 732.588 622.228C776.541 556.448 800 479.113 800 400C799.887 293.948 757.708 192.272 682.718 117.282C607.728 42.2919 506.052 0.112941 400 0ZM400 700C340.666 700 282.664 682.405 233.329 649.441C183.994 616.476 145.543 569.623 122.836 514.805C100.13 459.987 94.189 399.667 105.765 341.473C117.34 283.279 145.912 229.824 187.868 187.868C229.824 145.912 283.279 117.34 341.473 105.764C399.667 94.1888 459.987 100.13 514.805 122.836C569.623 145.542 616.477 183.994 649.441 233.329C682.405 282.664 700 340.666 700 400C699.913 479.538 668.279 555.794 612.036 612.036C555.794 668.278 479.539 699.913 400 700Z", + ], + ); + +let library = + simple_icon( + ~view="0 0 36 36", + [ + "M33.48,29.63,26.74,11.82a2,2,0,0,0-2.58-1.16L21,11.85V8.92A1.92,1.92,0,0,0,19.08,7H14V4.92A1.92,1.92,0,0,0,12.08,3H5A2,2,0,0,0,3,5V32a1,1,0,0,0,1,1H20a1,1,0,0,0,1-1V19.27l5,13.21a1,1,0,0,0,1.29.58l5.61-2.14a1,1,0,0,0,.58-1.29ZM12,8.83V31H5V5h7ZM19,31H14V9h5Zm8.51-.25L21.13,13.92l3.74-1.42,6.39,16.83Z", + ], + ); + +let prompt = + simple_icon( + ~view="0 0 24 24", + [ + "M10.9436 1.25H13.0564C14.8942 1.24998 16.3498 1.24997 17.489 1.40314C18.6614 1.56076 19.6104 1.89288 20.3588 2.64124C21.1071 3.38961 21.4392 4.33856 21.5969 5.51098C21.75 6.65019 21.75 8.10583 21.75 9.94359V14.0564C21.75 15.8942 21.75 17.3498 21.5969 18.489C21.4392 19.6614 21.1071 20.6104 20.3588 21.3588C19.6104 22.1071 18.6614 22.4392 17.489 22.5969C16.3498 22.75 14.8942 22.75 13.0564 22.75H10.9436C9.10583 22.75 7.65019 22.75 6.51098 22.5969C5.33856 22.4392 4.38961 22.1071 3.64124 21.3588C2.89288 20.6104 2.56076 19.6614 2.40314 18.489C2.24997 17.3498 2.24998 15.8942 2.25 14.0564V9.94358C2.24998 8.10582 2.24997 6.65019 2.40314 5.51098C2.56076 4.33856 2.89288 3.38961 3.64124 2.64124C4.38961 1.89288 5.33856 1.56076 6.51098 1.40314C7.65019 1.24997 9.10582 1.24998 10.9436 1.25ZM6.71085 2.88976C5.70476 3.02502 5.12511 3.27869 4.7019 3.7019C4.27869 4.12511 4.02502 4.70476 3.88976 5.71085C3.75159 6.73851 3.75 8.09318 3.75 10V14C3.75 15.9068 3.75159 17.2615 3.88976 18.2892C4.02502 19.2952 4.27869 19.8749 4.7019 20.2981C5.12511 20.7213 5.70476 20.975 6.71085 21.1102C7.73851 21.2484 9.09318 21.25 11 21.25H13C14.9068 21.25 16.2615 21.2484 17.2892 21.1102C18.2952 20.975 18.8749 20.7213 19.2981 20.2981C19.7213 19.8749 19.975 19.2952 20.1102 18.2892C20.2484 17.2615 20.25 15.9068 20.25 14V10C20.25 8.09318 20.2484 6.73851 20.1102 5.71085C19.975 4.70476 19.7213 4.12511 19.2981 3.7019C18.8749 3.27869 18.2952 3.02502 17.2892 2.88976C16.2615 2.75159 14.9068 2.75 13 2.75H11C9.09318 2.75 7.73851 2.75159 6.71085 2.88976ZM7.25 10C7.25 9.58579 7.58579 9.25 8 9.25H16C16.4142 9.25 16.75 9.58579 16.75 10C16.75 10.4142 16.4142 10.75 16 10.75H8C7.58579 10.75 7.25 10.4142 7.25 10ZM7.25 14C7.25 13.5858 7.58579 13.25 8 13.25H13C13.4142 13.25 13.75 13.5858 13.75 14C13.75 14.4142 13.4142 14.75 13 14.75H8C7.58579 14.75 7.25 14.4142 7.25 14Z", + ], + ); + +let wrench = + simple_icon( + ~view="0 0 32 32", + [ + "M7.719 12.375l0.313-2.656-4.219-4.281c0.906-0.438 1.938-0.719 3.031-0.719 3.781 0 6.844 3.031 6.844 6.844 0 0.563-0.094 1.188-0.219 1.75l7.781 7.75c1.406 1.438 1.531 3.625 0.25 4.906s-3.5 1.188-4.938-0.25l-7.594-7.656c-0.688 0.219-1.375 0.375-2.125 0.375-3.781 0-6.844-3.094-6.844-6.875 0-1.063 0.219-2 0.625-2.906l4.344 4.406z", + ], + ); + +let agent_view = + simple_icon( + ~view="0 0 24 24", + [ + "M14.0184 7.36446C14.1256 6.96436 13.8882 6.55311 13.4881 6.4459C13.088 6.3387 12.6767 6.57614 12.5695 6.97623L9.98131 16.6355C9.8741 17.0356 10.1115 17.4468 10.5116 17.5541C10.9117 17.6613 11.323 17.4238 11.4302 17.0237L14.0184 7.36446Z", + "M16.0303 8.46967C15.7374 8.17678 15.2626 8.17678 14.9697 8.46967C14.6768 8.76256 14.6768 9.23744 14.9697 9.53033L15.1412 9.7019C15.8229 10.3836 16.2797 10.8426 16.5753 11.2301C16.8577 11.6002 16.9216 11.8157 16.9216 12C16.9216 12.1843 16.8577 12.3998 16.5753 12.7699C16.2797 13.1574 15.8229 13.6164 15.1412 14.2981L14.9697 14.4697C14.6768 14.7626 14.6768 15.2374 14.9697 15.5303C15.2626 15.8232 15.7374 15.8232 16.0303 15.5303L16.2387 15.322C16.874 14.6867 17.4038 14.1569 17.7678 13.6798C18.1521 13.1762 18.4216 12.6441 18.4216 12C18.4216 11.3559 18.1521 10.8238 17.7678 10.3202C17.4038 9.84307 16.874 9.31331 16.2387 8.67801L16.0303 8.46967Z", + "M7.96986 8.46967C8.26275 8.17678 8.73762 8.17678 9.03052 8.46967C9.32341 8.76256 9.32341 9.23744 9.03052 9.53033L8.85894 9.7019C8.17729 10.3836 7.72052 10.8426 7.42488 11.2301C7.14245 11.6002 7.07861 11.8157 7.07861 12C7.07861 12.1843 7.14245 12.3998 7.42488 12.7699C7.72052 13.1574 8.17729 13.6164 8.85894 14.2981L9.03052 14.4697C9.32341 14.7626 9.32341 15.2374 9.03052 15.5303C8.73762 15.8232 8.26275 15.8232 7.96986 15.5303L7.76151 15.322C7.12618 14.6867 6.59637 14.1569 6.23235 13.6798C5.84811 13.1762 5.57861 12.6441 5.57861 12C5.57861 11.3559 5.84811 10.8238 6.23235 10.3202C6.59637 9.84307 7.12617 9.31332 7.7615 8.67802L7.96986 8.46967Z", + "M11.9426 1.25C9.63423 1.24999 7.82519 1.24998 6.41371 1.43975C4.96897 1.63399 3.82895 2.03933 2.93414 2.93414C2.03933 3.82895 1.63399 4.96897 1.43975 6.41371C1.24998 7.82519 1.24999 9.63423 1.25 11.9426V12.0574C1.24999 14.3658 1.24998 16.1748 1.43975 17.5863C1.63399 19.031 2.03933 20.1711 2.93414 21.0659C3.82895 21.9607 4.96897 22.366 6.41371 22.5603C7.82519 22.75 9.63423 22.75 11.9426 22.75H12.0574C14.3658 22.75 16.1748 22.75 17.5863 22.5603C19.031 22.366 20.1711 21.9607 21.0659 21.0659C21.9607 20.1711 22.366 19.031 22.5603 17.5863C22.75 16.1748 22.75 14.3658 22.75 12.0574V11.9426C22.75 9.63423 22.75 7.82519 22.5603 6.41371C22.366 4.96897 21.9607 3.82895 21.0659 2.93414C20.1711 2.03933 19.031 1.63399 17.5863 1.43975C16.1748 1.24998 14.3658 1.24999 12.0574 1.25H11.9426ZM3.9948 3.9948C4.56445 3.42514 5.33517 3.09825 6.61358 2.92637C7.91356 2.75159 9.62178 2.75 12 2.75C14.3782 2.75 16.0864 2.75159 17.3864 2.92637C18.6648 3.09825 19.4355 3.42514 20.0052 3.9948C20.5749 4.56445 20.9018 5.33517 21.0736 6.61358C21.2484 7.91356 21.25 9.62178 21.25 12C21.25 14.3782 21.2484 16.0864 21.0736 17.3864C20.9018 18.6648 20.5749 19.4355 20.0052 20.0052C19.4355 20.5749 18.6648 20.9018 17.3864 21.0736C16.0864 21.2484 14.3782 21.25 12 21.25C9.62178 21.25 7.91356 21.2484 6.61358 21.0736C5.33517 20.9018 4.56445 20.5749 3.9948 20.0052C3.42514 19.4355 3.09825 18.6648 2.92637 17.3864C2.75159 16.0864 2.75 14.3782 2.75 12C2.75 9.62178 2.75159 7.91356 2.92637 6.61358C3.09825 5.33517 3.42514 4.56445 3.9948 3.9948Z", + ], + ); + +let error_info = + simple_icon( + ~view="0 0 24 24", + [ + "M7.50294 15.5H16.5013L16.5017 16.7881C16.5017 17.6031 16.0616 18.3494 15.36 18.7463L15.2057 18.8259L8.57101 21.9321C8.10478 22.1504 7.57405 21.8451 7.50953 21.3536L7.503 21.2529L7.50294 15.5Z", + "M5 11.75V11H19V11.75C19 12.9926 17.9926 14 16.75 14H7.25C6.00736 14 5 12.9926 5 11.75Z", + "M5.25 2C4.00736 2 3 3.00736 3 4.25V7.25C3 8.49264 4.00736 9.5 5.25 9.5H18.75C19.9926 9.5 21 8.49264 21 7.25V4.25C21 3.00736 19.9926 2 18.75 2H5.25Z", + ], + ); diff --git a/src/web/view/ProjectModeCore/AgentCore/Agent.re b/src/web/view/ProjectModeCore/AgentCore/Agent.re index fc458b5f5c..4055776952 100644 --- a/src/web/view/ProjectModeCore/AgentCore/Agent.re +++ b/src/web/view/ProjectModeCore/AgentCore/Agent.re @@ -279,6 +279,15 @@ module Chat = { static_errors_info: Message.Model.t, }; + [@deriving (show({with_path: false}), sexp, yojson)] + type current_view = + | Messages + | Workbench + | AgentEditorView + | StaticErrors + | Prompt + | DeveloperNotes; + // Chats are a tree of messages // The user can branch off from the current or past message and create threads // The current thread is made via linearizing the branch denoted by the current head @@ -294,6 +303,7 @@ module Chat = { agent_workbench: AgentWorkbench.Model.t, // The agent's todo lists/workbench associated with this chat context: option(context), created_at: float, + current_view, }; }; @@ -473,6 +483,7 @@ module Chat = { agent_workbench: AgentWorkbench.Utils.MainUtils.init(), context: None, created_at: JsUtil.timestamp(), + current_view: Messages, }; let dev_notes = Message.Utils.mk_developer_notes_message(dev_notes); let chat = append(dev_notes, chat); @@ -491,7 +502,8 @@ module Chat = { | WorkbenchAction(AgentWorkbench.Update.Action.action) | UpdateContext(Message.Model.t, Message.Model.t) | AppendToMessageContent(Id.t, string) - | OverwriteMessage(Id.t, Message.Model.t); + | OverwriteMessage(Id.t, Message.Model.t) + | SwitchView(Model.current_view); }; let update = (action: Action.t, model: Model.t): Result.t(Model.t) => { @@ -533,6 +545,11 @@ module Chat = { Ok(Utils.append_to_message_content(message_id, content, model)) | OverwriteMessage(message_id, message) => Ok(Utils.overwrite_message(message_id, message, model)) + | SwitchView(current_view) => + Ok({ + ...model, + current_view, + }) }; }; }; @@ -574,7 +591,7 @@ module ChunkedUIChat = { type t = { prompt: string, developer_notes: string, - editor_view: string, + agent_view: string, static_errors: string, log: list(chunk), }; @@ -600,7 +617,7 @@ module ChunkedUIChat = { { prompt: "", developer_notes: "", - editor_view: "", + agent_view: "", static_errors: "", log: [], }; @@ -674,7 +691,7 @@ module ChunkedUIChat = { | System(AgentEditorView) => let updated_model = { ...acc_model, - editor_view: message.content, + agent_view: message.content, }; convert_helper(rest, updated_model); | System(StaticErrorsInfo) => @@ -733,15 +750,9 @@ module ChatSystem = { | Chat | History; - [@deriving (show({with_path: false}), sexp, yojson)] - type active_view = - | ChatMessages - | Workbench; - [@deriving (show({with_path: false}), sexp, yojson)] type ui = { active_screen, - active_view, current_text_box_content: string, }; @@ -808,7 +819,6 @@ module ChatSystem = { current: initial_chat.id, ui: { active_screen: Chat, - active_view: ChatMessages, current_text_box_content: "", }, }; @@ -823,7 +833,6 @@ module ChatSystem = { | NewChat(string, string) | DeleteChat(Id.t) | SwitchScreen(Model.active_screen) - | SwitchView(Model.active_view) | SaveTextBoxContent(string) | ChatAction(Chat.Update.Action.t, Id.t); @@ -859,14 +868,6 @@ module ChatSystem = { active_screen, }, }) - | SwitchView(active_view) => - Ok({ - ...model, - ui: { - ...model.ui, - active_view, - }, - }) | SaveTextBoxContent(content) => Ok({ ...model, diff --git a/src/web/view/ProjectModeView/AgentView/ChatMessagesView.re b/src/web/view/ProjectModeView/AgentView/ChatMessagesView.re index 2b50a58359..1a0281f832 100644 --- a/src/web/view/ProjectModeView/AgentView/ChatMessagesView.re +++ b/src/web/view/ProjectModeView/AgentView/ChatMessagesView.re @@ -7,6 +7,236 @@ open Icons; let _ = confirm; // Temporary. Silencing warnings from unused Icon open. +// View components for different views +module ViewComponents = { + let prompt_view = + ( + ~content: string, + ~agent_inject: Agent.Agent.Update.Action.t => Effect.t(unit), + ~chat_id: Id.t, + ) + : Node.t => { + div( + ~attrs=[clss(["full-screen-view"])], + [ + div( + ~attrs=[clss(["view-header"])], + [ + div(~attrs=[clss(["view-title"])], [text("System Prompt")]), + div( + ~attrs=[ + clss(["view-close-button", "icon"]), + Attr.on_click(_ => + Effect.Many([ + agent_inject( + Agent.Agent.Update.Action.ChatSystemAction( + Agent.ChatSystem.Update.Action.ChatAction( + Agent.Chat.Update.Action.SwitchView( + Agent.Chat.Model.Messages, + ), + chat_id, + ), + ), + ), + Effect.Stop_propagation, + ]) + ), + ], + [Icons.cancel], + ), + ], + ), + div( + ~attrs=[clss(["view-content", "system-message"])], + [text(content)], + ), + ], + ); + }; + + let developer_notes_view = + ( + ~content: string, + ~agent_inject: Agent.Agent.Update.Action.t => Effect.t(unit), + ~chat_id: Id.t, + ) + : Node.t => { + div( + ~attrs=[clss(["full-screen-view"])], + [ + div( + ~attrs=[clss(["view-header"])], + [ + div(~attrs=[clss(["view-title"])], [text("Developer Notes")]), + div( + ~attrs=[ + clss(["view-close-button", "icon"]), + Attr.on_click(_ => + Effect.Many([ + agent_inject( + Agent.Agent.Update.Action.ChatSystemAction( + Agent.ChatSystem.Update.Action.ChatAction( + Agent.Chat.Update.Action.SwitchView( + Agent.Chat.Model.Messages, + ), + chat_id, + ), + ), + ), + Effect.Stop_propagation, + ]) + ), + ], + [Icons.cancel], + ), + ], + ), + div( + ~attrs=[clss(["view-content", "system-message"])], + [text(content)], + ), + ], + ); + }; + + let agent_editor_view_component = + ( + ~content: string, + ~agent_inject: Agent.Agent.Update.Action.t => Effect.t(unit), + ~chat_id: Id.t, + ) + : Node.t => { + div( + ~attrs=[clss(["full-screen-view"])], + [ + div( + ~attrs=[clss(["view-header"])], + [ + div( + ~attrs=[clss(["view-title"])], + [text("Agent Editor View")], + ), + div( + ~attrs=[ + clss(["view-close-button", "icon"]), + Attr.on_click(_ => + Effect.Many([ + agent_inject( + Agent.Agent.Update.Action.ChatSystemAction( + Agent.ChatSystem.Update.Action.ChatAction( + Agent.Chat.Update.Action.SwitchView( + Agent.Chat.Model.Messages, + ), + chat_id, + ), + ), + ), + Effect.Stop_propagation, + ]) + ), + ], + [Icons.cancel], + ), + ], + ), + div( + ~attrs=[clss(["view-content", "system-message"])], + [text(content)], + ), + ], + ); + }; + + let static_errors_view = + ( + ~content: string, + ~agent_inject: Agent.Agent.Update.Action.t => Effect.t(unit), + ~chat_id: Id.t, + ) + : Node.t => { + div( + ~attrs=[clss(["full-screen-view"])], + [ + div( + ~attrs=[clss(["view-header"])], + [ + div(~attrs=[clss(["view-title"])], [text("Static Errors")]), + div( + ~attrs=[ + clss(["view-close-button", "icon"]), + Attr.on_click(_ => + Effect.Many([ + agent_inject( + Agent.Agent.Update.Action.ChatSystemAction( + Agent.ChatSystem.Update.Action.ChatAction( + Agent.Chat.Update.Action.SwitchView( + Agent.Chat.Model.Messages, + ), + chat_id, + ), + ), + ), + Effect.Stop_propagation, + ]) + ), + ], + [Icons.cancel], + ), + ], + ), + div( + ~attrs=[clss(["view-content", "system-message", "error"])], + [text(content)], + ), + ], + ); + }; + + let workbench_view = + ( + ~agent_inject: Agent.Agent.Update.Action.t => Effect.t(unit), + ~chat_id: Id.t, + ) + : Node.t => { + div( + ~attrs=[clss(["full-screen-view"])], + [ + div( + ~attrs=[clss(["view-header"])], + [ + div(~attrs=[clss(["view-title"])], [text("Workbench")]), + div( + ~attrs=[ + clss(["view-close-button", "icon"]), + Attr.on_click(_ => + Effect.Many([ + agent_inject( + Agent.Agent.Update.Action.ChatSystemAction( + Agent.ChatSystem.Update.Action.ChatAction( + Agent.Chat.Update.Action.SwitchView( + Agent.Chat.Model.Messages, + ), + chat_id, + ), + ), + ), + Effect.Stop_propagation, + ]) + ), + ], + [Icons.cancel], + ), + ], + ), + div( + ~attrs=[clss(["view-content"])], + [text("Workbench view - to be implemented")], + ), + ], + ); + }; +}; + let view = ( ~globals as _: Globals.t, @@ -302,157 +532,247 @@ let view = }; }; - div( - ~attrs=[clss(["chat-messages-view"])], - [ - // Prompt and Developer Notes at top - if (chunked_chat.prompt != "") { - div( - ~attrs=[clss(["system-message-container", "prompt-display"])], - [ - div( - ~attrs=[clss(["system-message"])], - [text(chunked_chat.prompt)], + // Handler functions for icon buttons + let switch_to_prompt = _ => { + Effect.Many([ + agent_inject( + Agent.Agent.Update.Action.ChatSystemAction( + Agent.ChatSystem.Update.Action.ChatAction( + Agent.Chat.Update.Action.SwitchView(Agent.Chat.Model.Prompt), + current_chat_id, + ), + ), + ), + Effect.Stop_propagation, + ]); + }; + + let switch_to_dev_notes = _ => { + Effect.Many([ + agent_inject( + Agent.Agent.Update.Action.ChatSystemAction( + Agent.ChatSystem.Update.Action.ChatAction( + Agent.Chat.Update.Action.SwitchView( + Agent.Chat.Model.DeveloperNotes, ), - ], - ); - } else { - div(~attrs=[], []); - }, - if (chunked_chat.developer_notes != "") { - div( - ~attrs=[ - clss(["system-message-container", "developer-notes-display"]), - ], - [ - div( - ~attrs=[clss(["system-message"])], - [text(chunked_chat.developer_notes)], + current_chat_id, + ), + ), + ), + Effect.Stop_propagation, + ]); + }; + + let switch_to_agent_view = _ => { + Effect.Many([ + agent_inject( + Agent.Agent.Update.Action.ChatSystemAction( + Agent.ChatSystem.Update.Action.ChatAction( + Agent.Chat.Update.Action.SwitchView( + Agent.Chat.Model.AgentEditorView, ), - ], - ); - } else { - div(~attrs=[], []); - }, - // Chunks display area - div( - ~attrs=[clss(["chat-messages-container"])], - List.mapi(render_chunk, chunked_chat.log), + current_chat_id, + ), + ), ), - // Editor view and static errors at bottom - if (chunked_chat.editor_view != "") { - div( - ~attrs=[clss(["system-message-container", "editor-view-display"])], - [ - div( - ~attrs=[clss(["system-message"])], - [text(chunked_chat.editor_view)], + Effect.Stop_propagation, + ]); + }; + + let switch_to_static_errors = _ => { + Effect.Many([ + agent_inject( + Agent.Agent.Update.Action.ChatSystemAction( + Agent.ChatSystem.Update.Action.ChatAction( + Agent.Chat.Update.Action.SwitchView( + Agent.Chat.Model.StaticErrors, ), - ], - ); - } else { - div(~attrs=[], []); - }, - if (chunked_chat.static_errors != "") { + current_chat_id, + ), + ), + ), + Effect.Stop_propagation, + ]); + }; + + // Check current view and render appropriate view + switch (current_chat.current_view) { + | Agent.Chat.Model.Messages => + // Normal messages view + div( + ~attrs=[clss(["chat-messages-view"])], + [ + // Chunks display area div( - ~attrs=[ - clss(["system-message-container", "static-errors-display"]), - ], + ~attrs=[clss(["chat-messages-container"])], + List.mapi(render_chunk, chunked_chat.log), + ), + // Input area at bottom with buttons above + div( + ~attrs=[clss(["chat-input-container"])], [ + // Action buttons row - above input, aligned to top left div( - ~attrs=[clss(["system-message"])], - [text(chunked_chat.static_errors)], - ), - ], - ); - } else { - div(~attrs=[], []); - }, - // Input area at bottom - div( - ~attrs=[clss(["chat-input-container"])], - [ - div( - ~attrs=[clss(["chat-message-input-container"])], - [ - textarea( - ~attrs=[ - clss(["chat-message-input"]), - Attr.id("chat-message-input"), - Attr.placeholder("Type your message..."), - Attr.property("autocomplete", Js.Unsafe.inject("off")), - Attr.on_focus(_ => { - // Lock height on focus to prevent resizing while typing - Js.Opt.iter( - Dom_html.document##getElementById( - Js.string("chat-message-input"), - ), - el => { - let textarea = Js.Unsafe.coerce(el); - let current_height = textarea##.offsetHeight; - textarea##.style##.height := - Js.string(string_of_int(current_height) ++ "px"); - textarea##.style##.overflowY := Js.string("auto"); - }, - ); - Effect.Many([ - signal( - Editors.View.MakeActive( - Editors.Selection.Projects( - ProjectMode.Selection.TextBox, - ), - ), - ), - Effect.Stop_propagation, - ]); - }), - Attr.on_blur(_ => { - // Resize on blur to fit content - JsUtil.delay(0.0, () => - autosize_textarea("chat-message-input") - ); - Effect.Stop_propagation; - }), - Attr.on_input(handle_textarea_input), - Attr.on_copy(_ => Effect.Stop_propagation), - Attr.on_paste(_ => { - // Resize after paste - JsUtil.delay(0.0, () => - autosize_textarea("chat-message-input") - ); - Effect.Stop_propagation; - }), - Attr.on_cut(_ => Effect.Stop_propagation), - Attr.string_property("value", current_text), - ], - [text(current_text)], - ), - if (String.length(String.trim(current_text)) > 0) { + ~attrs=[clss(["chat-action-buttons-row"])], + [ + // Prompt button + if (chunked_chat.prompt != "") { + div( + ~attrs=[ + clss(["chat-action-button", "icon"]), + Attr.on_click(switch_to_prompt), + Attr.title("View System Prompt"), + ], + [Icons.prompt], + ); + } else { + div(~attrs=[], []); + }, + // Dev Notes button + if (chunked_chat.developer_notes != "") { + div( + ~attrs=[ + clss(["chat-action-button", "icon"]), + Attr.on_click(switch_to_dev_notes), + Attr.title("View Developer Notes"), + ], + [Icons.wrench], + ); + } else { + div(~attrs=[], []); + }, + // Agent View button div( ~attrs=[ - clss(["send-button", "icon", "chat-message-send-button"]), - Attr.on_click(send_message), - Attr.title("Send Message"), + clss(["chat-action-button", "icon"]), + Attr.on_click(switch_to_agent_view), + Attr.title("View Agent Editor View"), ], - [Icons.send], - ); - } else { + [Icons.agent_view], + ), + // Static Errors button div( ~attrs=[ - clss([ - "send-button-disabled", - "icon", - "chat-message-send-button", - ]), - Attr.title("Send Message Disabled"), + clss(["chat-action-button", "icon"]), + Attr.on_click(switch_to_static_errors), + Attr.title("View Static Errors"), ], - [Icons.send], - ); - }, - ], - ), - ], - ), - ], - ); + [Icons.error_info], + ), + ], + ), + div( + ~attrs=[clss(["chat-message-input-container"])], + [ + textarea( + ~attrs=[ + clss(["chat-message-input"]), + Attr.id("chat-message-input"), + Attr.placeholder("Type your message..."), + Attr.property("autocomplete", Js.Unsafe.inject("off")), + Attr.on_focus(_ => { + // Lock height on focus to prevent resizing while typing + Js.Opt.iter( + Dom_html.document##getElementById( + Js.string("chat-message-input"), + ), + el => { + let textarea = Js.Unsafe.coerce(el); + let current_height = textarea##.offsetHeight; + textarea##.style##.height := + Js.string(string_of_int(current_height) ++ "px"); + textarea##.style##.overflowY := Js.string("auto"); + }, + ); + Effect.Many([ + signal( + Editors.View.MakeActive( + Editors.Selection.Projects( + ProjectMode.Selection.TextBox, + ), + ), + ), + Effect.Stop_propagation, + ]); + }), + Attr.on_blur(_ => { + // Resize on blur to fit content + JsUtil.delay(0.0, () => + autosize_textarea("chat-message-input") + ); + Effect.Stop_propagation; + }), + Attr.on_input(handle_textarea_input), + Attr.on_copy(_ => Effect.Stop_propagation), + Attr.on_paste(_ => { + // Resize after paste + JsUtil.delay(0.0, () => + autosize_textarea("chat-message-input") + ); + Effect.Stop_propagation; + }), + Attr.on_cut(_ => Effect.Stop_propagation), + Attr.string_property("value", current_text), + ], + [text(current_text)], + ), + if (String.length(String.trim(current_text)) > 0) { + div( + ~attrs=[ + clss([ + "send-button", + "icon", + "chat-message-send-button", + ]), + Attr.on_click(send_message), + Attr.title("Send Message"), + ], + [Icons.send], + ); + } else { + div( + ~attrs=[ + clss([ + "send-button-disabled", + "icon", + "chat-message-send-button", + ]), + Attr.title("Send Message Disabled"), + ], + [Icons.send], + ); + }, + ], + ), + ], + ), + ], + ) + | Agent.Chat.Model.Prompt => + ViewComponents.prompt_view( + ~content=chunked_chat.prompt, + ~agent_inject, + ~chat_id=current_chat_id, + ) + | Agent.Chat.Model.DeveloperNotes => + ViewComponents.developer_notes_view( + ~content=chunked_chat.developer_notes, + ~agent_inject, + ~chat_id=current_chat_id, + ) + | Agent.Chat.Model.AgentEditorView => + ViewComponents.agent_editor_view_component( + ~content=chunked_chat.agent_view, + ~agent_inject, + ~chat_id=current_chat_id, + ) + | Agent.Chat.Model.StaticErrors => + ViewComponents.static_errors_view( + ~content=chunked_chat.static_errors, + ~agent_inject, + ~chat_id=current_chat_id, + ) + | Agent.Chat.Model.Workbench => + ViewComponents.workbench_view(~agent_inject, ~chat_id=current_chat_id) + }; }; diff --git a/src/web/view/ProjectModeView/AgentView/ChatView.re b/src/web/view/ProjectModeView/AgentView/ChatView.re index ca997dccd3..1b9d517081 100644 --- a/src/web/view/ProjectModeView/AgentView/ChatView.re +++ b/src/web/view/ProjectModeView/AgentView/ChatView.re @@ -70,12 +70,14 @@ let view = List.rev(Agent.ChatSystem.Utils.chats_to_list(chat_system)); // View selection handlers (Chat vs Workbench) + let current_chat_id = chat_system.current; let switch_to_chat_messages = _ => { Effect.Many([ agent_inject( Agent.Agent.Update.Action.ChatSystemAction( - Agent.ChatSystem.Update.Action.SwitchView( - Agent.ChatSystem.Model.ChatMessages, + Agent.ChatSystem.Update.Action.ChatAction( + Agent.Chat.Update.Action.SwitchView(Agent.Chat.Model.Messages), + current_chat_id, ), ), ), @@ -87,8 +89,72 @@ let view = Effect.Many([ agent_inject( Agent.Agent.Update.Action.ChatSystemAction( - Agent.ChatSystem.Update.Action.SwitchView( - Agent.ChatSystem.Model.Workbench, + Agent.ChatSystem.Update.Action.ChatAction( + Agent.Chat.Update.Action.SwitchView(Agent.Chat.Model.Workbench), + current_chat_id, + ), + ), + ), + Effect.Stop_propagation, + ]); + }; + + // Sub-view handlers (Prompt, Dev Notes, Agent View, Static Errors) + let switch_to_prompt = _ => { + Effect.Many([ + agent_inject( + Agent.Agent.Update.Action.ChatSystemAction( + Agent.ChatSystem.Update.Action.ChatAction( + Agent.Chat.Update.Action.SwitchView(Agent.Chat.Model.Prompt), + current_chat_id, + ), + ), + ), + Effect.Stop_propagation, + ]); + }; + + let switch_to_dev_notes = _ => { + Effect.Many([ + agent_inject( + Agent.Agent.Update.Action.ChatSystemAction( + Agent.ChatSystem.Update.Action.ChatAction( + Agent.Chat.Update.Action.SwitchView( + Agent.Chat.Model.DeveloperNotes, + ), + current_chat_id, + ), + ), + ), + Effect.Stop_propagation, + ]); + }; + + let switch_to_agent_view = _ => { + Effect.Many([ + agent_inject( + Agent.Agent.Update.Action.ChatSystemAction( + Agent.ChatSystem.Update.Action.ChatAction( + Agent.Chat.Update.Action.SwitchView( + Agent.Chat.Model.AgentEditorView, + ), + current_chat_id, + ), + ), + ), + Effect.Stop_propagation, + ]); + }; + + let switch_to_static_errors = _ => { + Effect.Many([ + agent_inject( + Agent.Agent.Update.Action.ChatSystemAction( + Agent.ChatSystem.Update.Action.ChatAction( + Agent.Chat.Update.Action.SwitchView( + Agent.Chat.Model.StaticErrors, + ), + current_chat_id, ), ), ), @@ -108,36 +174,49 @@ let view = [ // View selection buttons (only show when in Chat screen) if (chat_system.ui.active_screen == Agent.ChatSystem.Model.Chat) { + let current_chat = + Agent.ChatSystem.Utils.find_chat( + current_chat_id, + chat_system, + ); + let is_chat_view_active = + switch (current_chat.current_view) { + | Agent.Chat.Model.Messages + | Agent.Chat.Model.Prompt + | Agent.Chat.Model.DeveloperNotes + | Agent.Chat.Model.AgentEditorView + | Agent.Chat.Model.StaticErrors => true + | Agent.Chat.Model.Workbench => false + }; + let is_workbench_active = + current_chat.current_view == Agent.Chat.Model.Workbench; div( - ~attrs=[clss(["chat-view-buttons"])], + ~attrs=[clss(["chat-view-buttons-container"])], [ div( - ~attrs=[ - clss( - ["chat-view-button"] - @ ( - chat_system.ui.active_view - == Agent.ChatSystem.Model.ChatMessages - ? ["active"] : [] - ), + ~attrs=[clss(["chat-view-buttons"])], + [ + div( + ~attrs=[ + clss( + ["chat-view-button"] + @ (is_chat_view_active ? ["active"] : []), + ), + Attr.on_click(switch_to_chat_messages), + ], + [text("Chat")], ), - Attr.on_click(switch_to_chat_messages), - ], - [text("Chat")], - ), - div( - ~attrs=[ - clss( - ["chat-view-button"] - @ ( - chat_system.ui.active_view - == Agent.ChatSystem.Model.Workbench - ? ["active"] : [] - ), + div( + ~attrs=[ + clss( + ["chat-view-button"] + @ (is_workbench_active ? ["active"] : []), + ), + Attr.on_click(switch_to_workbench), + ], + [text("Workbench")], ), - Attr.on_click(switch_to_workbench), ], - [text("Workbench")], ), ], ); @@ -194,20 +273,33 @@ let view = switch (chat_system.ui.active_screen) { | Agent.ChatSystem.Model.Chat => // Within Chat screen, switch between ChatMessages and Workbench - switch (chat_system.ui.active_view) { - | Agent.ChatSystem.Model.ChatMessages => + let current_chat = + Agent.ChatSystem.Utils.find_chat(current_chat_id, chat_system); + switch (current_chat.current_view) { + | Agent.Chat.Model.Messages => ChatMessagesView.view( ~globals, ~agent_model, ~agent_inject, ~signal, ) - | Agent.ChatSystem.Model.Workbench => + | Agent.Chat.Model.Workbench => div( ~attrs=[clss(["chat-view-content"])], [text("Workbench View (Coming Soon)")], ) - } + | Agent.Chat.Model.Prompt + | Agent.Chat.Model.DeveloperNotes + | Agent.Chat.Model.AgentEditorView + | Agent.Chat.Model.StaticErrors => + // These views are handled within ChatMessagesView + ChatMessagesView.view( + ~globals, + ~agent_model, + ~agent_inject, + ~signal, + ) + }; | Agent.ChatSystem.Model.History => div( ~attrs=[clss(["chat-view-content", "history-view"])], diff --git a/src/web/www/style/agent/agent-chat-messages.css b/src/web/www/style/agent/agent-chat-messages.css index f010932633..805e327e53 100644 --- a/src/web/www/style/agent/agent-chat-messages.css +++ b/src/web/www/style/agent/agent-chat-messages.css @@ -5,6 +5,7 @@ flex-direction: column; height: 100%; overflow: hidden; + position: relative; /* For absolute positioning of floating buttons */ } .chat-messages-container { @@ -12,6 +13,7 @@ overflow-y: auto; overflow-x: hidden; padding: 1em; + padding-top: 0.5em; /* Reduced top padding to account for sticky buttons */ display: flex; flex-direction: column; gap: 1em; @@ -135,14 +137,49 @@ border-top: 0.6px solid var(--BR2); background-color: var(--ui-bkg); display: flex; - align-items: flex-end; + flex-direction: column; gap: 0.5em; } +/* Action buttons row - above input */ +.chat-action-buttons-row { + display: flex; + flex-direction: row; + align-items: center; + gap: 0.75em; + padding-bottom: 0.25em; +} + +.chat-action-button { + width: 20px; + height: 20px; + display: flex; + align-items: center; + justify-content: center; + cursor: pointer; + padding: 0; +} + +.chat-action-button svg { + fill: var(--menu-icon); + width: 16px; + height: 16px; + transition: fill 0.15s ease-in-out; +} + +.chat-action-button:hover svg { + fill: var(--BR3); + animation: jello 0.6s ease 0s 1 normal forwards; +} + .chat-message-input-container { position: relative; width: 100%; max-width: 100%; + display: flex; + flex-direction: row; + align-items: flex-end; + gap: 0.5em; } .chat-message-input { @@ -324,9 +361,15 @@ } /* View Buttons in Header */ +.chat-view-buttons-container { + display: flex; + flex-direction: column; + gap: 0.25em; +} + .chat-view-buttons { display: flex; - gap: 0.5em; + gap: 3.0em; /* Increased gap between Chat and Workbench */ align-items: center; } @@ -351,6 +394,7 @@ text-underline-offset: 0.3em; } + /* Branch Navigation */ .branch-navigation { display: flex !important; @@ -419,6 +463,125 @@ margin-top: 0.5em; } +/* View Icon Buttons Bar */ +.view-buttons-bar { + display: flex; + flex-direction: row; + gap: 0.5em; + padding: 0.5em; + justify-content: center; + align-items: center; + border-bottom: 0.6px solid var(--BR2); + background-color: var(--T1); +} + +.view-icon-button { + width: 32px; + height: 32px; + display: flex; + align-items: center; + justify-content: center; + border-radius: 0.4em; + cursor: pointer; + transition: background-color 0.15s ease-in-out, transform 0.1s ease-in-out; + padding: 0.25em; +} + +.view-icon-button:hover { + background-color: var(--menu-item-hover-bkg); + transform: scale(1.1); +} + +.view-icon-button svg { + fill: var(--menu-icon); + width: 18px; + height: 18px; + transition: transform 0.15s ease-in-out, filter 0.15s ease-in-out; +} + +.view-icon-button:hover svg { + transform: scale(1.15); + filter: brightness(1.2); + animation: jello 0.6s ease 0s 1 normal forwards; +} + +.view-icon-button.disabled { + opacity: 0.35; + cursor: not-allowed; +} + +.view-icon-button.disabled:hover { + transform: scale(1); + background-color: transparent; +} + +.view-icon-button.disabled:hover svg { + transform: scale(1); + filter: none; + animation: none; +} + +/* Full Screen Views */ +.full-screen-view { + display: flex; + flex-direction: column; + height: 100%; + width: 100%; + overflow: hidden; +} + +.view-header { + display: flex; + flex-direction: row; + justify-content: space-between; + align-items: center; + padding: 0.75em 1em; + border-bottom: 0.6px solid var(--BR2); + background-color: var(--T1); +} + +.view-title { + font-size: 1em; + font-weight: 600; + color: var(--STONE); +} + +.view-close-button { + width: 28px; + height: 28px; + display: flex; + align-items: center; + justify-content: center; + border-radius: 0.3em; + cursor: pointer; + transition: background-color 0.15s ease-in-out, transform 0.1s ease-in-out; +} + +.view-close-button:hover { + background-color: var(--menu-item-hover-bkg); + transform: scale(1.1); +} + +.view-close-button svg { + fill: var(--menu-icon); + width: 16px; + height: 16px; + transition: transform 0.15s ease-in-out, filter 0.15s ease-in-out; +} + +.view-close-button:hover svg { + transform: scale(1.15); + filter: brightness(1.2); + animation: wobble 0.6s ease 0s 1 normal forwards; +} + +.view-content { + flex: 1; + overflow-y: auto; + overflow-x: hidden; + padding: 1em; +} + /* Loading Dots Animation */ .agent-message-loading-dots { display: flex; diff --git a/src/web/www/style/agent/agent-chat.css b/src/web/www/style/agent/agent-chat.css index 11fe643c24..924369382d 100644 --- a/src/web/www/style/agent/agent-chat.css +++ b/src/web/www/style/agent/agent-chat.css @@ -5,6 +5,13 @@ flex-direction: column; height: 100%; background-color: var(--ui-bkg); + position: relative; + /* Ensure resize handle is accessible */ + pointer-events: none; +} + +.chat-view-container > * { + pointer-events: auto; } /* Header */ diff --git a/src/web/www/style/sidebar.css b/src/web/www/style/sidebar.css index d4fbc7413d..a56c4e92e7 100644 --- a/src/web/www/style/sidebar.css +++ b/src/web/www/style/sidebar.css @@ -64,4 +64,6 @@ cursor: col-resize; background-color: transparent; transition: background-color 0.2s ease; + z-index: 1000; /* Ensure resize handle is above other content */ + pointer-events: auto; } From b8fd54a5345a467bdc82bb032d98352ef607ac7c Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: russell-rozenbaum Date: Sat, 6 Dec 2025 01:27:50 -0500 Subject: [PATCH 18/38] style improvements --- .../AgentView/ChatMessagesView.re | 192 +++++++++++++++--- .../www/style/agent/agent-chat-messages.css | 42 ++-- 2 files changed, 191 insertions(+), 43 deletions(-) diff --git a/src/web/view/ProjectModeView/AgentView/ChatMessagesView.re b/src/web/view/ProjectModeView/AgentView/ChatMessagesView.re index 1a0281f832..8a45721f00 100644 --- a/src/web/view/ProjectModeView/AgentView/ChatMessagesView.re +++ b/src/web/view/ProjectModeView/AgentView/ChatMessagesView.re @@ -259,7 +259,13 @@ let view = let textarea = Js.Unsafe.coerce(el); textarea##.style##.height := Js.string("auto"); let scroll_height = textarea##.scrollHeight; - let max_height = 200; // max height in pixels + // Use max-height from CSS (400px for user messages, 200px for chat input) + let max_height = + if (String.starts_with(~prefix="user-message-input-", id)) { + 400; + } else { + 200; + }; let height = min(scroll_height, max_height); textarea##.style##.height := Js.string(string_of_int(height) ++ "px"); textarea##.style##.overflowY := @@ -352,8 +358,101 @@ let view = }; // Helper function to render branch navigation buttons - // Note: Branch navigation may need to be reworked for chunked UI model - // For now, we'll skip it or implement it differently if needed + let render_branch_navigation = (message_id: Id.t): Node.t => { + // Find parent message and check if it has multiple children + let parent_msg_opt = + try(Some(Agent.Chat.Utils.parent_of(message_id, current_chat))) { + | _ => None + }; + switch (parent_msg_opt) { + | Some(parent_msg) => + let num_children = List.length(parent_msg.children); + if (num_children > 1) { + // Find current child index + let current_child_opt = parent_msg.current_child; + let current_index = + switch (current_child_opt) { + | Some(current_child_id) => + let rec find_index = (idx: int, children: list(Id.t)): int => + switch (children) { + | [] => 0 + | [id, ..._] when id == current_child_id => idx + | [_, ...rest] => find_index(idx + 1, rest) + }; + find_index(0, parent_msg.children); + | None => 0 + }; + let can_go_left = current_index > 0; + let can_go_right = current_index < num_children - 1; + let switch_to_prev = _ => + if (can_go_left) { + let prev_child_id = + List.nth(parent_msg.children, current_index - 1); + Effect.Many([ + agent_inject( + Agent.Agent.Update.Action.ChatSystemAction( + Agent.ChatSystem.Update.Action.ChatAction( + Agent.Chat.Update.Action.SwitchBranch( + parent_msg.id, + prev_child_id, + ), + current_chat_id, + ), + ), + ), + Effect.Stop_propagation, + ]); + } else { + Effect.Stop_propagation; + }; + let switch_to_next = _ => + if (can_go_right) { + let next_child_id = + List.nth(parent_msg.children, current_index + 1); + Effect.Many([ + agent_inject( + Agent.Agent.Update.Action.ChatSystemAction( + Agent.ChatSystem.Update.Action.ChatAction( + Agent.Chat.Update.Action.SwitchBranch( + parent_msg.id, + next_child_id, + ), + current_chat_id, + ), + ), + ), + Effect.Stop_propagation, + ]); + } else { + Effect.Stop_propagation; + }; + div( + ~attrs=[clss(["branch-navigation"])], + [ + div( + ~attrs=[ + clss(["branch-nav-button", can_go_left ? "" : "disabled"]), + Attr.on_click(switch_to_prev), + Attr.title("Previous branch"), + ], + [Icons.back], + ), + div( + ~attrs=[ + clss(["branch-nav-button", can_go_right ? "" : "disabled"]), + Attr.on_click(switch_to_next), + Attr.title("Next branch"), + ], + [Icons.forward], + ), + ], + ); + } else { + div(~attrs=[], []); + }; + | None => div(~attrs=[], []) + }; + }; // Render a chunk from the chunked UI model let num_chunks = List.length(chunked_chat.log); @@ -378,20 +477,7 @@ let view = Attr.value(user_msg.content), Attr.property("autocomplete", Js.Unsafe.inject("off")), Attr.on_focus(_ => { - Js.Opt.iter( - Dom_html.document##getElementById( - Js.string(unique_id), - ), - el => { - let textarea = Js.Unsafe.coerce(el); - let current_height = textarea##.offsetHeight; - textarea##.style##.height := - Js.string( - string_of_int(current_height) ++ "px", - ); - textarea##.style##.overflowY := Js.string("auto"); - }, - ); + JsUtil.delay(0.0, () => autosize_textarea(unique_id)); Effect.Many([ signal( Editors.View.MakeActive( @@ -404,19 +490,42 @@ let view = ]); }), Attr.on_blur(_ => { - Js.Opt.iter( - Dom_html.document##getElementById( - Js.string(unique_id), - ), - el => { - let textarea = Js.Unsafe.coerce(el); - textarea##.style##.height := Js.string("auto"); - }, - ); + JsUtil.delay(0.0, () => autosize_textarea(unique_id)); Effect.Stop_propagation; }), Attr.on_input((_event, _value) => { - Effect.Stop_propagation + JsUtil.delay(0.0, () => autosize_textarea(unique_id)); + Effect.Stop_propagation; + }), + Attr.on_keydown(event => { + let key = + Js.Optdef.to_option(Js.Unsafe.get(event, "key")); + let shift_pressed = Key.shift_held(event); + switch (key) { + | Some("Enter") when !shift_pressed => + // Enter without Shift: send message and blur + Js.Opt.iter( + Dom_html.document##getElementById( + Js.string(unique_id), + ), + el => { + let textarea = Js.Unsafe.coerce(el); + textarea##blur(); + }, + ); + Effect.Many([ + send_edited_message( + user_msg.origin_id, + unique_id, + ), + Effect.Prevent_default, + Effect.Stop_propagation, + ]); + | Some("Enter") => + // Shift+Enter: allow default (newline) + Effect.Stop_propagation + | _ => Effect.Stop_propagation + }; }), Attr.on_copy(_ => Effect.Stop_propagation), Attr.on_paste(_ => { @@ -455,6 +564,8 @@ let view = ), ], ), + // Branch navigation buttons below the input container + render_branch_navigation(user_msg.origin_id), ], ), ], @@ -703,6 +814,33 @@ let view = Effect.Stop_propagation; }), Attr.on_input(handle_textarea_input), + Attr.on_keydown(event => { + let key = + Js.Optdef.to_option(Js.Unsafe.get(event, "key")); + let shift_pressed = Key.shift_held(event); + switch (key) { + | Some("Enter") when !shift_pressed => + // Enter without Shift: send message and blur + Js.Opt.iter( + Dom_html.document##getElementById( + Js.string("chat-message-input"), + ), + el => { + let textarea = Js.Unsafe.coerce(el); + textarea##blur(); + }, + ); + Effect.Many([ + send_message(), + Effect.Prevent_default, + Effect.Stop_propagation, + ]); + | Some("Enter") => + // Shift+Enter: allow default (newline) + Effect.Stop_propagation + | _ => Effect.Stop_propagation + }; + }), Attr.on_copy(_ => Effect.Stop_propagation), Attr.on_paste(_ => { // Resize after paste diff --git a/src/web/www/style/agent/agent-chat-messages.css b/src/web/www/style/agent/agent-chat-messages.css index 805e327e53..303d261400 100644 --- a/src/web/www/style/agent/agent-chat-messages.css +++ b/src/web/www/style/agent/agent-chat-messages.css @@ -25,13 +25,13 @@ width: 100%; } -/* User Messages - Right aligned */ +/* User Messages - Full width */ .user-message-container { - justify-content: flex-end; + justify-content: flex-start; } .user-message-wrapper { - max-width: 70%; + width: 100%; display: flex; flex-direction: column; } @@ -45,15 +45,17 @@ padding-right: 2.5em; /* Add padding for the send button */ border-radius: 8px; border: 0.6px solid var(--BR2); - background-color: var(--T1); + background-color: var(--SAND); color: var(--STONE); - font-family: var(--code-font); + /* font-family: var(--code-font); */ font-size: 0.9em; line-height: 1.4; resize: none; overflow-y: auto; + overflow-x: hidden; min-height: 2.5em; - max-height: 200px; + max-height: 400px; + height: auto; width: 100%; box-sizing: border-box; outline: none; @@ -62,12 +64,12 @@ .user-message-input:hover { border-color: var(--BR3); - background-color: var(--T2); + background-color: var(--SAND); } .user-message-input:focus { border-color: var(--BR3); - background-color: var(--T2); + background-color: var(--SAND); outline: 0.6px solid var(--BR3); } @@ -77,15 +79,12 @@ } .agent-message-wrapper { - max-width: 70%; + max-width: 100%; display: flex; flex-direction: column; } .agent-message { - padding: 0.6em 0.8em; - border-radius: 8px; - background-color: var(--T2); color: var(--STONE); font-size: 0.9em; line-height: 1.4; @@ -282,8 +281,8 @@ position: absolute; bottom: 0.6em; right: 0.35em; - width: 24px; - height: 24px; + width: 20px; + height: 20px; border: 0.75px solid var(--BR3); background-color: var(--T1); border-radius: 50%; @@ -322,8 +321,8 @@ position: absolute; bottom: 0.6em; right: 0.35em; - width: 24px; - height: 24px; + width: 20px; + height: 20px; border: 0.75px solid var(--BR3); background-color: var(--T1); border-radius: 50%; @@ -440,6 +439,17 @@ fill: var(--BR4); } +.branch-nav-button.disabled { + opacity: 0.3; + cursor: not-allowed; + pointer-events: none; +} + +.branch-nav-button.disabled:hover { + opacity: 0.3; + fill: var(--BR3); +} + /* Tool Calls Display */ .agent-tool-calls { margin-top: 0.5em; From e97beaa73a448fcba265e266dac94bc5245eed4c Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: russell-rozenbaum Date: Sat, 6 Dec 2025 11:14:17 -0500 Subject: [PATCH 19/38] adds copy and export button; adds user/agent tags above message chunks in ui --- src/web/app/common/Icons.re | 8 + .../view/ProjectModeCore/AgentCore/Agent.re | 8 +- .../AgentView/ChatMessagesView.re | 307 ++++++++++++++---- .../ProjectModeView/AgentView/ChatView.re | 63 ---- .../view/ProjectModeView/AgentView/chat.json | 234 +++++++++++++ .../www/style/agent/agent-chat-messages.css | 81 +++++ 6 files changed, 568 insertions(+), 133 deletions(-) create mode 100644 src/web/view/ProjectModeView/AgentView/chat.json diff --git a/src/web/app/common/Icons.re b/src/web/app/common/Icons.re index 05f98ed0da..714dff0162 100644 --- a/src/web/app/common/Icons.re +++ b/src/web/app/common/Icons.re @@ -538,3 +538,11 @@ let error_info = "M5.25 2C4.00736 2 3 3.00736 3 4.25V7.25C3 8.49264 4.00736 9.5 5.25 9.5H18.75C19.9926 9.5 21 8.49264 21 7.25V4.25C21 3.00736 19.9926 2 18.75 2H5.25Z", ], ); + +let copy = + simple_icon( + ~view="0 0 24 24", + [ + "M19.5 16.5L19.5 4.5L18.75 3.75H9L8.25 4.5L8.25 7.5L5.25 7.5L4.5 8.25V20.25L5.25 21H15L15.75 20.25V17.25H18.75L19.5 16.5ZM15.75 15.75L15.75 8.25L15 7.5L9.75 7.5V5.25L18 5.25V15.75H15.75ZM6 9L14.25 9L14.25 19.5L6 19.5L6 9Z", + ], + ); diff --git a/src/web/view/ProjectModeCore/AgentCore/Agent.re b/src/web/view/ProjectModeCore/AgentCore/Agent.re index 4055776952..bee7565faa 100644 --- a/src/web/view/ProjectModeCore/AgentCore/Agent.re +++ b/src/web/view/ProjectModeCore/AgentCore/Agent.re @@ -575,7 +575,7 @@ module ChunkedUIChat = { [@deriving (show({with_path: false}), sexp, yojson)] type agent_response_chunk = { - agent_content: list(string), + content: list(Message.Model.t), agent_reasoning: list(string), tool_calls: list(tool_call_info_nugget), // add workbench info @@ -607,7 +607,7 @@ module ChunkedUIChat = { let mk_agent_response_chunk = (message: Message.Model.t): Model.chunk => { AgentResponseChunk({ - agent_content: [message.content], + content: [message], agent_reasoning: [], tool_calls: [], }); @@ -657,8 +657,7 @@ module ChunkedUIChat = { | AgentResponseChunk(agent_response_chunk) => let agent_response_chunk = { ...agent_response_chunk, - agent_content: - agent_response_chunk.agent_content @ [message.content], + content: agent_response_chunk.content @ [message], }; let log = (acc_model.log |> List.rev |> List.tl |> List.rev) @@ -711,6 +710,7 @@ module ChunkedUIChat = { switch (curr_last_chunk) { | AgentResponseChunk(agent_response_chunk) => { ...agent_response_chunk, + content: agent_response_chunk.content @ [message], tool_calls: agent_response_chunk.tool_calls @ [tool_call_info_nugget], } diff --git a/src/web/view/ProjectModeView/AgentView/ChatMessagesView.re b/src/web/view/ProjectModeView/AgentView/ChatMessagesView.re index 8a45721f00..e235a1d9a7 100644 --- a/src/web/view/ProjectModeView/AgentView/ChatMessagesView.re +++ b/src/web/view/ProjectModeView/AgentView/ChatMessagesView.re @@ -3,7 +3,8 @@ open Node; open Util.WebUtil; open Util; open Js_of_ocaml; -open Icons; + +open JsUtil; let _ = confirm; // Temporary. Silencing warnings from unused Icon open. @@ -464,6 +465,11 @@ let view = div( ~attrs=[clss(["message-container", "user-message-container"])], [ + // User identifier + div( + ~attrs=[clss(["message-identifier", "user-identifier"])], + [text("You")], + ), div( ~attrs=[clss(["user-message-wrapper"])], [ @@ -571,35 +577,82 @@ let view = ], ); | Agent.ChunkedUIChat.Model.AgentResponseChunk(agent_chunk) => - // Agent response chunk - display all content in a single block + // Agent response chunk - display messages linearly let is_last_chunk = index == num_chunks - 1; - let all_content_empty = - List.for_all( - (content: string) => content == "", - agent_chunk.agent_content, - ); - let agent_content_display = - if (all_content_empty && is_last_chunk) { - // Show loading dots if last chunk and all content is empty - div( - ~attrs=[clss(["agent-message-loading-dots"])], - [ - div(~attrs=[clss(["dot", "dot1"])], []), - div(~attrs=[clss(["dot", "dot2"])], []), - div(~attrs=[clss(["dot"])], []), - ], - ); + + // Render each message in the content list linearly + let linear_messages_display = + agent_chunk.content + |> List.map((msg: Agent.Message.Model.t) => { + switch (msg.role) { + | Agent => + // Agent message content + if (msg.content == "" && is_last_chunk) { + // Show loading dots if last chunk and content is empty + div( + ~attrs=[clss(["agent-message-loading-dots"])], + [ + div(~attrs=[clss(["dot", "dot1"])], []), + div(~attrs=[clss(["dot", "dot2"])], []), + div(~attrs=[clss(["dot"])], []), + ], + ); + } else if (msg.content != "") { + div( + ~attrs=[clss(["agent-message"])], + [text(msg.content)], + ); + } else { + div(~attrs=[], []); + } + | ToolResult(tool_call, success) => + // Tool call message - display inline + let status_text = success ? "[success]" : "[failure]"; + div( + ~attrs=[clss(["agent-tool-call-inline"])], + [ + div( + ~attrs=[clss(["tool-call-display"])], + [text(tool_call.name ++ " " ++ status_text)], + ), + ], + ); + | _ => div(~attrs=[], []) + } + }); + + // Check if we should show loading dots (last chunk with all empty agent messages) + let has_loading_dots = + is_last_chunk + && List.for_all( + (msg: Agent.Message.Model.t) => + switch (msg.role) { + | Agent => msg.content == "" + | _ => false + }, + agent_chunk.content, + ) + && List.length(agent_chunk.content) > 0; + + let linear_display = + if (has_loading_dots) { + [ + // Show loading dots if last chunk and all agent content is empty + div( + ~attrs=[clss(["agent-message-loading-dots"])], + [ + div(~attrs=[clss(["dot", "dot1"])], []), + div(~attrs=[clss(["dot", "dot2"])], []), + div(~attrs=[clss(["dot"])], []), + ], + ), + ]; } else { - // Join all agent content strings with double line breaks - let combined_content = - agent_chunk.agent_content - |> List.filter((s: string) => s != "") - |> String.concat("\n\n"); - div(~attrs=[clss(["agent-message"])], [text(combined_content)]); + linear_messages_display; }; - // Render tool calls - separated by double line breaks - let tool_calls_display = + // Render all tool calls at the end - separated by double line breaks + let tool_calls_summary_display = if (List.length(agent_chunk.tool_calls) > 0) { let tool_call_texts = agent_chunk.tool_calls @@ -626,9 +679,14 @@ let view = div( ~attrs=[clss(["message-container", "agent-message-container"])], [ + // Corylus identifier + div( + ~attrs=[clss(["message-identifier", "llm-identifier"])], + [Icons.corylus, text("Corylus")], + ), div( ~attrs=[clss(["agent-message-wrapper"])], - [agent_content_display, tool_calls_display], + linear_display @ [tool_calls_summary_display], ), ], ); @@ -706,6 +764,90 @@ let view = ]); }; + // Export OpenRouter messages function + let export_chat = _ => { + let messages = Agent.Chat.Utils.get(current_chat); + let api_messages = Agent.Chat.Utils.api_messages_of_messages(messages); + let messages_json = + `List( + List.map(OpenRouter.Message.Utils.json_of_message, api_messages), + ); + let filename = + StringUtil.sanitize_filename(current_chat.title) + ++ "_openrouter_" + ++ string_of_float(current_chat.created_at); + download_json(filename, messages_json); + Effect.Stop_propagation; + }; + + // Copy chat as human-readable text function with toast notification + let copy_chat = _ => { + let messages = Agent.Chat.Utils.get(current_chat); + // Filter out system messages (Prompt, DeveloperNotes, etc.) for user-facing view + let user_facing_messages = + List.filter( + (msg: Agent.Message.Model.t) => + switch (msg.role) { + | Agent.Message.Model.System(_) => false + | _ => true + }, + messages, + ); + let format_message = (msg: Agent.Message.Model.t): string => { + switch (msg.role) { + | Agent.Message.Model.User => "User: " ++ msg.content ++ "\n\n" + | Agent.Message.Model.Agent => "LLM: " ++ msg.content ++ "\n\n" + | Agent.Message.Model.ToolResult(tool_call, success) => + "Tool Call: " + ++ tool_call.name + ++ " " + ++ (success ? "[success]" : "[failure]") + ++ "\n\n" + | Agent.Message.Model.System(_) => "" + }; + }; + let formatted_text = + List.fold_left( + (acc, msg) => acc ++ format_message(msg), + "", + user_facing_messages, + ); + // Copy using clipboard shim approach (same as JsUtil.copy but with execCommand copy) + JsUtil.focus_clipboard_shim(); + Js.Opt.iter( + Dom_html.document##getElementById(Js.string("clipboard-shim")), + clipboard_shim_el => { + let clipboard_shim = Js.Unsafe.coerce(clipboard_shim_el); + clipboard_shim##.value := Js.string(formatted_text); + ignore(clipboard_shim##select); + // Execute copy command + ignore( + Dom_html.document##execCommand( + Js.string("copy"), + Js.bool(false), + Js.Opt.empty, + ), + ); + }, + ); + // Show toast notification + Js.Opt.iter( + Dom_html.document##getElementById(Js.string("copy-toast")), + toast => { + toast##.classList##add(Js.string("show")); + ignore( + Dom_html.window##setTimeout( + Js.wrap_callback(() => { + toast##.classList##remove(Js.string("show")) + }), + 2000.0, + ), + ); + }, + ); + Effect.Stop_propagation; + }; + // Check current view and render appropriate view switch (current_chat.current_view) { | Agent.Chat.Model.Messages => @@ -713,6 +855,11 @@ let view = div( ~attrs=[clss(["chat-messages-view"])], [ + // Toast notification for copy + div( + ~attrs=[clss(["copy-toast"]), Attr.id("copy-toast")], + [text("Copied!")], + ), // Chunks display area div( ~attrs=[clss(["chat-messages-container"])], @@ -722,53 +869,81 @@ let view = div( ~attrs=[clss(["chat-input-container"])], [ - // Action buttons row - above input, aligned to top left + // Action buttons row - above input, left side buttons and right side export div( ~attrs=[clss(["chat-action-buttons-row"])], [ - // Prompt button - if (chunked_chat.prompt != "") { - div( - ~attrs=[ - clss(["chat-action-button", "icon"]), - Attr.on_click(switch_to_prompt), - Attr.title("View System Prompt"), - ], - [Icons.prompt], - ); - } else { - div(~attrs=[], []); - }, - // Dev Notes button - if (chunked_chat.developer_notes != "") { - div( - ~attrs=[ - clss(["chat-action-button", "icon"]), - Attr.on_click(switch_to_dev_notes), - Attr.title("View Developer Notes"), - ], - [Icons.wrench], - ); - } else { - div(~attrs=[], []); - }, - // Agent View button + // Left side buttons div( - ~attrs=[ - clss(["chat-action-button", "icon"]), - Attr.on_click(switch_to_agent_view), - Attr.title("View Agent Editor View"), + ~attrs=[clss(["chat-action-buttons-left"])], + [ + // Prompt button + if (chunked_chat.prompt != "") { + div( + ~attrs=[ + clss(["chat-action-button", "icon"]), + Attr.on_click(switch_to_prompt), + Attr.title("View System Prompt"), + ], + [Icons.prompt], + ); + } else { + div(~attrs=[], []); + }, + // Dev Notes button + if (chunked_chat.developer_notes != "") { + div( + ~attrs=[ + clss(["chat-action-button", "icon"]), + Attr.on_click(switch_to_dev_notes), + Attr.title("View Developer Notes"), + ], + [Icons.wrench], + ); + } else { + div(~attrs=[], []); + }, + // Agent View button + div( + ~attrs=[ + clss(["chat-action-button", "icon"]), + Attr.on_click(switch_to_agent_view), + Attr.title("View Agent Editor View"), + ], + [Icons.agent_view], + ), + // Static Errors button + div( + ~attrs=[ + clss(["chat-action-button", "icon"]), + Attr.on_click(switch_to_static_errors), + Attr.title("View Static Errors"), + ], + [Icons.error_info], + ), ], - [Icons.agent_view], ), - // Static Errors button + // Right side export and copy buttons div( - ~attrs=[ - clss(["chat-action-button", "icon"]), - Attr.on_click(switch_to_static_errors), - Attr.title("View Static Errors"), + ~attrs=[clss(["chat-action-buttons-right"])], + [ + div( + ~attrs=[ + clss(["chat-action-button", "icon"]), + Attr.on_click(export_chat), + Attr.title("Export OpenRouter Messages (JSON)"), + ], + [Icons.export], + ), + div( + ~attrs=[ + clss(["chat-action-button", "icon"]), + Attr.on_click(copy_chat), + Attr.title("Copy Chat (Human-readable)"), + ], + [Icons.copy], + ), ], - [Icons.error_info], ), ], ), diff --git a/src/web/view/ProjectModeView/AgentView/ChatView.re b/src/web/view/ProjectModeView/AgentView/ChatView.re index 1b9d517081..26f0da38f3 100644 --- a/src/web/view/ProjectModeView/AgentView/ChatView.re +++ b/src/web/view/ProjectModeView/AgentView/ChatView.re @@ -99,69 +99,6 @@ let view = ]); }; - // Sub-view handlers (Prompt, Dev Notes, Agent View, Static Errors) - let switch_to_prompt = _ => { - Effect.Many([ - agent_inject( - Agent.Agent.Update.Action.ChatSystemAction( - Agent.ChatSystem.Update.Action.ChatAction( - Agent.Chat.Update.Action.SwitchView(Agent.Chat.Model.Prompt), - current_chat_id, - ), - ), - ), - Effect.Stop_propagation, - ]); - }; - - let switch_to_dev_notes = _ => { - Effect.Many([ - agent_inject( - Agent.Agent.Update.Action.ChatSystemAction( - Agent.ChatSystem.Update.Action.ChatAction( - Agent.Chat.Update.Action.SwitchView( - Agent.Chat.Model.DeveloperNotes, - ), - current_chat_id, - ), - ), - ), - Effect.Stop_propagation, - ]); - }; - - let switch_to_agent_view = _ => { - Effect.Many([ - agent_inject( - Agent.Agent.Update.Action.ChatSystemAction( - Agent.ChatSystem.Update.Action.ChatAction( - Agent.Chat.Update.Action.SwitchView( - Agent.Chat.Model.AgentEditorView, - ), - current_chat_id, - ), - ), - ), - Effect.Stop_propagation, - ]); - }; - - let switch_to_static_errors = _ => { - Effect.Many([ - agent_inject( - Agent.Agent.Update.Action.ChatSystemAction( - Agent.ChatSystem.Update.Action.ChatAction( - Agent.Chat.Update.Action.SwitchView( - Agent.Chat.Model.StaticErrors, - ), - current_chat_id, - ), - ), - ), - Effect.Stop_propagation, - ]); - }; - div( ~attrs=[clss(["chat-view-container"])], [ diff --git a/src/web/view/ProjectModeView/AgentView/chat.json b/src/web/view/ProjectModeView/AgentView/chat.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000..e7d30c1b1f --- /dev/null +++ b/src/web/view/ProjectModeView/AgentView/chat.json @@ -0,0 +1,234 @@ +[ + { + "role": "system", + "content": "\n\nYou are an expert agentic AI programming assistant operating in the Hazel programming language.\nIf ever asked, your name is 'Corylus' (a play on words coming from the genus of the hazel tree, since you operate solely in the Hazel programming language).\nFurthermore, you are an agentic programming tool designed by researchers in the Future of Programming Lab at the University of Michigan.\nYou are working with a user to accomplish a programming task in a paired programming setting.\nThe user will ask you a question or to perform a task (implement a feature, fix an issue, etc).\nYou are a professional coding agent, meaning it is your duty to complete the user's task or attempt to complete their task until you decide\nthe task is complete or it is absolutely infeasible to complete the task.\nThe Hazel programming language is a low-resource programming language,\nmeaning it did not show up in much of your training data, and thus\nyou will be provided with relevant syntax and semantic information of the programming language\nthat you must carefully study and review when generating your responses.\nNEVER try to write code from another programming language other than Hazel.\n\n\n\n\nYou may explain and reason about the program/task/user query, but aim to keep your thinking and explanations concise and to the point.\nIf the user wants you to implement a feature that is quite complex, you should break it down into smaller tasks to work through step by step.\nAfter calling a tool, you should pick up immediately from where you left off—No need to repeat or summarize what you've been doing.\nYou should avoid explicitly mentioning tool calls to the user. Rather, explain what you are doing to the codebase in a way that is natural and easy to understand.\nYour conversation with the user should be as natural as possible, as if you were their pair programming partner.\nDo NOT write code or make todo lists if the user is simply just trying to engage in a dialogue with you.\nWe will now provide you with the following:\n\n1. A uniquely designed structure-based programming toolkit along with a specification\non how to call these tools throughout the attempted completion of the task.\n2. Hazel syntax notes.\n\n3. A brief summary of Hazel documentation.\n\nYou should frequently come back and reference each of the toolkit, syntax notes, documentation, and golden standard examples.\nKeep your chats concise, briefly communicating with the user your plan-of-action.\nAfter making a tool call, pick up immediately where you left off.\nThat is, do not repeat yourself or try to summarize what you've been doing.\nYou should use markdown to format your text responses, in a way such that the user can easily read and understand your thinking, intentions, and plan-of-action.\nAvailable markdown features include:\n\n1. bold\n\n2. italic\n\n3. inline code\n\n4. headers\n\n5. blockquote\n\n6. thematic break\n\n7. lists\n\n8. links\n\n\n\n\n\nYou are operating in a structure-based programming environment, akin to a structure editor.\nevery edit state of Hazel maintains a valid Abstract Syntax Tree (AST) representation of the program.\nWe aim to leverage this feature of Hazel and provide you with a toolkit that\nenables you to view, modify, and gather/read meaningful context (via language server tools) from the program's structure.\nOn each iteration, you will be provided with a textual representation of the program and any static errors present in the program.\nIt is your duty to manage the context/length of what is shown by the textual representation of the program.\nIt's important to note that the tools you have belong exclusively to one of three categories:\n\n1. View: These tools are used to view the AST/program itself. They primarily operate on the tree-based structure of the file system and AST.\nYou should use these to expand and collapse definitions (kind of as if they were folders/files).\nIt is your duty to adequately manage what is expanded and collapsed. Try to only retain meaningul information expanded, things you readily need.\nThis is a critical step here, as it helps keep costs at bay, and avoids overwhelming you with too much unnecessary information.\nThese actions will never modify the program itself. They are purely for controlling the view of what you see in the program.\n\nCritically, there is no notion of 'we' for this view. ONLY YOU are able to see this view. These user sees their own view of the program.\n(note that by 'view' here, we mean what is expanded/collapsed.\n2. Read: These tools are used to gather additional information from the program, and do not modify the program/AST.\nThink of these as powerful language server tools.\n\n3. Edit: These tools are used to modify the program. \n\nYou should use the tools to navigate/view the AST, read information from the program, and modify the program.\nYou may find it useful to use view and read tools to understand the code and provide and thoughtful, accurate response.\nIf the user asks a complex or ambiguous question, you should ask for and seek clarification first before calling any tools.\nThese tools are meant to be fairly atomic, and you are expected to make many tool calls in order to\nread and undestand the code and complete the user's task!\n\n\n\n\nYou might see ⋱ after some definitions. This is a special character that indicates a \"fold\" in the program.\nIt is a critical feature here, as it aims to prevent information overload...\nThese ⋱ characters are what you will see on collapsed definitions.\nYou should recognize that these are not actual characters within the program,\nbut rather \"folds\" which hide away the details of collapsed definitions and prevent an overload of information.\n\nTerminology Used in this Toolkit:\n\n* \"pattern\" - the tiles between the \"let\" and \"=\" delimiters, or the \"type\" and \"=\" delimiters, exclusive\n\n* \"definition\" - the tiles between the \"=\" and \"in\" delimiters, exclusive\n\n* \"body\" - the tiles after the \"in\" delimiter, exclusive\n\n* \"binding clause\" - the tiles between the \"let\" and \"in\" delimiters, or the \"type\" and \"in\" delimiters, inclusive\n\n\nTHESE TOOLS ARE ONLY AVAILABLE TO YOU.\nThe user has their OWN text editor interface.\nThey see their own view of the program, and you see your own view of the program.\nThey interact with the program in their own way, and you interact with the program in your own way (with these tools).\nThey technically should know nothing about the tools unless they have backend knowledge.\n\nAnother super important note—when writing code, you should use line breaks to neatly format the code.\nHazel's formatter will automatically indent the code for you wherever you insert line breaks.\nALWAYS ALWAYS ALWAYS use line breaks when necessary to allow Hazel's formatter to format your code.\nWe REPEAT, ALWAYS ALWAYS ALWAYS use line breaks, OTHERWISE Hazel canNOT pretty format the code and it will NOT be human readable!!!\nIndenting is so important and crucial, and such a simple, surefire way to make your code readable. Please always use it.\n\n\n\n\nYou also have some tools available to you for maintaining a tasks/todo lists.\nThis is a SUPER useful tool you should ALWAYS utilize.\nWe repeat. Utilize. The. Task. Tools.\nWhen planning large or small tasks, utilize this tool.\nEven just a small refactor... we store all of them, so the user can easily read through all tasks you've done, small or large.\nAlmost always your first tool call should be to create a task, especially if one does not yet exist.\nThis task list will always be displayed as the latest message for you, meaning it will greatly help you manage your overall goal at hand.\nYou should aim to keep titles concise, as they are unique identifiers for the subtask items, and make descriptions very detailed.\nCheck off items as necessary. Uncheck if necessary. Add more subtasks as necessary. Reorder subtasks if necessary.\nYou must always have an active task and subtask set when working on code-related tasks.\nThis will help keep track of the subtask/subgoal you are focusing on.\nAnd it will help communicate to the user what this objective is as well, and the actions you take to complete it.\nAgain, basic flow for todo list usage should be:\n\n1.a. Create a new task if you need to intialize one.\n\n1.b. If a *relevant* task exists already, just continue to use it! You can always add more subtasks if needed.\n\n2. Set an active subtask before working on code-related tasks.\n\n3. Mark off subtasks as you complete them.\n\n4. Set new active subtasks as you move on to new tasks, try to go in order.\n\n5. Repeat steps 1-4 as necessary until the task is complete!\n\n6. Once complete, mark the task itself as complete, offering a descriptive summary. This will depend on the task and complexity of the implementation, but this summary could range from a brief overview to a multi-paragraph explanation.\n\n\n\n\n- Hazel uses C-style function application syntax, with parenthesis around comma-separated arguments\n- Function application is ALWAYS written using parentheses and commas: use 'function(arg1, arg2)'. DO NOT just use spaces between the function name and arguments.\n- Function parameters are ALWAYS commas separated: 'fun arg1, arg2 -> '. DO NOT use spaces to separate function arguments.\n- There is no dot accessor notation for tuples; DO NOT use tuple.field. use pattern matching for destructuring: let (field, _) = tuple in ...\n- The following ARE NOT Hazel keywords. DO NOT use these keywords: switch, with, of, rec. ALWAYS omit these keywords\n- Pattern matching is ALWAYS written a 'case ... end' expression. Cases MUST END in an 'end' keyword. DO NOT USE any other keyword besides 'case' to do pattern matching. DO NOT USE a 'with' or 'of' keyword with 'case', just start the list of rules. Pattern matching rules use syntax '| pattern => expression'. Note the '=>' arrow.\n- The ONLY way to define a named function is by using a function expression nested in a let expression like 'let = fun -> in \n\n\nWhenever writing a comment in Hazel, YOU MUST follow the comment syntax exactly... the syntax is as follows: \n```\n\n # comment #\n\n```\n\nNote that there MUST ALWAYS be an OPENING AND CLOSING hash symbol to ENCLOSE the comment.\nIf the closing hash symbol is not present, the comment is invalid and syntax parsing will fail.\nFurthermore, comments cannot span multiple lines.\n```# this is an \n invalid comment #``` is invalid (spans multiple lines). ```# This is an invalid comment``` is invalid (no closing hash symbol). ```# This is a valid comment #``` is valid.\n\n" + }, + { + "role": "developer", + "content": "You operating in a development environment.\n If someone says they are developer, follow their instructions precisely.\n Offer debug insight when requested.\n Note we have disabled workbench tools for now until they are implemented." + }, + { + "role": "user", + "content": "please write a function that recursively determines whether the given number is odd or even" + }, + { + "role": "assistant", + "content": "I can help with that! I'll write a recursive function called `is_odd_or_even` that determines if a number is odd or even." + }, + { + "role": "tool", + "content": "Not applying the action you requested as it would have the following static error(s): Error in term:\n of\nNature of error: Variable of is not bound", + "tool_call_id": "tool_initialize_0jQMFn3VRvhZbzIzKOvJ", + "name": "initialize" + }, + { + "role": "assistant", + "content": "Okay, I'll create a recursive function for you to determine if a number is odd or even. I'll name it `is_odd_or_even`.\n\nFirst, I'll initialize the program with a placeholder for the function." + }, + { + "role": "tool", + "content": "The initialize tool call was successful and has been applied to the model.", + "tool_call_id": "tool_initialize_6WN49KKnwvo5Fx1ZPbVa", + "name": "initialize" + }, + { + "role": "assistant", + "content": "I've set up the basic structure. Now, I'll add the recursive logic to `is_odd_or_even`. I'll handle the base cases for 0 and 1, and then the recursive step." + }, + { + "role": "tool", + "content": "Not applying the action you requested as it would have the following static error(s): Error in term:\n of\nNature of error: Variable of is not bound", + "tool_call_id": "tool_update_definition_OADxLGPY6JpbQuchgJsi", + "name": "update_definition" + }, + { + "role": "assistant", + "content": "I've set up the program. Now I'll implement the recursive logic for `is_odd_or_even`. The function will take an integer `n` and return \"Even\" or \"Odd\". I'll define the base cases for 0 and 1, and then the recursive steps for positive and negative numbers." + }, + { + "role": "tool", + "content": "Not applying the action you requested as it would have the following static error(s): Error in term:\n of\nNature of error: Variable of is not bound", + "tool_call_id": "tool_update_definition_grZBsGAGn45AFRCaRSeX", + "name": "update_definition" + }, + { + "role": "assistant", + "content": "Okay, I'll update the `is_odd_or_even` function to recursively determine if a number is odd or even.\nI'll handle the base cases for `0` and `1`, and then the recursive step.\nFor positive numbers, `n` is even if `n-2` is even, and odd if `n-2` is odd.\nFor negative numbers, I'll convert them to positive numbers first (since `is_odd_or_even(-n)` is the same as `is_odd_or_even(n)`)." + }, + { + "role": "tool", + "content": "Not applying the action you requested as it would have the following static error(s): Error in term:\n of\nNature of error: Variable of is not bound", + "tool_call_id": "tool_update_definition_1n12TZSFUGZoB9ZWmc2O", + "name": "update_definition" + }, + { + "role": "assistant", + "content": "I've initialized the program. Now, I'll define the `is_odd_or_even` function. I'll use a `case` expression to handle the different scenarios for `n`. The base cases will be for `0` and `1`. For other numbers, I'll recursively call `is_odd_or_even` with `n - 2` or `abs(n)`." + }, + { + "role": "tool", + "content": "Not applying the action you requested as it would have the following static error(s): Error in term:\n of\nNature of error: Variable of is not bound", + "tool_call_id": "tool_update_definition_8B0v5Wv3XLAYlTASDn6P", + "name": "update_definition" + }, + { + "role": "assistant", + "content": "I'll now define the `is_odd_or_even` function. It will recursively check if a number is odd or even. I'll include base cases for 0 and 1, and handle other numbers by recursively calling the function with `n - 2` or `abs(n)`." + }, + { + "role": "tool", + "content": "Not applying the action you requested as it would have the following static error(s): Error in term:\n of\nNature of error: Variable of is not bound", + "tool_call_id": "tool_update_definition_CB775ctF419YgOZefc0J", + "name": "update_definition" + }, + { + "role": "assistant", + "content": "Okay, I'll define the `is_odd_or_even` function. I'll include base cases for 0 and 1, and handle other numbers by recursively calling the function with `n - 2` or `abs(n)`." + }, + { + "role": "tool", + "content": "The expand tool call was successful and has been applied to the model.", + "tool_call_id": "tool_expand_C2EuBInSZu4QopUjvEc8", + "name": "expand" + }, + { + "role": "assistant", + "content": "I'm going to define the recursive function `is_odd_or_even`. It will take a number as input and return \"Even\" or \"Odd\". I'll implement the logic using a `case` expression to handle the base cases for 0 and 1, and a recursive step that reduces the number by 2 or converts negative numbers to positive before recursing." + }, + { + "role": "tool", + "content": "Not applying the action you requested as it would have the following static error(s): Error in term:\n n\nNature of error: Variable n is not bound, Error in term:\n n\nNature of error: Variable n is not bound, Error in term:\n n\nNature of error: Variable n is not bound, Error in term:\n of\nNature of error: Variable of is not bound", + "tool_call_id": "tool_update_definition_g7LElUciKnj0hT8jhkkQ", + "name": "update_definition" + }, + { + "role": "assistant", + "content": "I'll now implement the logic for the `is_odd_or_even` function. I'll use a `case` expression to handle the base cases for 0 and 1, and then the recursive step for other numbers, reducing them by 2 until they hit a base case. For negative numbers, I'll convert them to their positive equivalent first." + }, + { + "role": "user", + "content": "you keep failing?> or what?" + }, + { + "role": "assistant", + "content": "You are absolutely right to call me out on that. My apologies for the repeated errors and for not being clear about what went wrong. I'm still learning the nuances of Hazel syntax, and it seems I'm hitting a few snags with `case` expressions and argument handling.\n\nI've been trying to implement the function using a `case` expression directly, which is proving problematic given Hazel's specific pattern matching rules. Also, my understanding of how `abs` works or how to handle negative numbers iteratively within the `case` was incomplete.\n\nHere's my revised plan, focusing on a more direct and probably more Hazel-idiomatic approach for this type of recursion:\n\n1. **Define the `is_odd_or_even` function with a `num` parameter.**\n2. **Handle negative numbers first**: Use an `if` expression to check if `num < 0`. If it is, convert it to its absolute value before proceeding (e.g., `is_odd_or_even(0 - num)`).\n3. **Implement the core recursive logic for non-negative numbers**:\n * **Base Case 1**: If `num` is `0`, it's \"Even\".\n * **Base Case 2**: If `num` is `1`, it's \"Odd\".\n * **Recursive Step**: Otherwise, recursively call `is_odd_or_even` with `num - 2`.\n\nI will now update the definition of `is_odd_or_even` based on this revised plan. I'll make sure to use proper `if` and `case` syntax." + }, + { + "role": "tool", + "content": "Not applying the action you requested as it would have the following static error(s): Error in term:\n n\nNature of error: Variable n is not bound, Error in term:\n n\nNature of error: Variable n is not bound, Error in term:\n of\nNature of error: Variable of is not bound", + "tool_call_id": "tool_update_definition_b0zSMbqbF6QTBnOVLI3s", + "name": "update_definition" + }, + { + "role": "assistant", + "content": "You're absolutely right to call me out. My apologies for the repeated failures. I'm having trouble with the exact `case` syntax and how to correctly handle the various conditions and recursive calls in Hazel.\n\nI will try a different approach now, focusing on a more explicit `if-else` structure to manage the flow. I will define `is_odd_or_even` as a function of `num`.\n\nHere's my updated plan:\n\n1. **Introduce `abs_num`**: First, calculate the absolute value of `num` to simplify handling negative numbers.\n2. **Use `case` for base cases and recursion**:\n * If `abs_num` is `0`, return \"Even\".\n * If `abs_num` is `1`, return \"Odd\".\n * Otherwise, recursively call `is_odd_or_even` with `abs_num - 2`.\n\nLet me try to implement this now." + }, + { + "role": "tool", + "content": "The update_definition tool call was successful and has been applied to the model.", + "tool_call_id": "tool_update_definition_H2GgwG8CbsCoDAFxt3rk", + "name": "update_definition" + }, + { + "role": "assistant", + "content": "I've fixed the `case` syntax and the `abs_num` definition. Now, I will expand the definition of `abs_num` to show you the implementation." + }, + { + "role": "tool", + "content": "The expand tool call was successful and has been applied to the model.", + "tool_call_id": "tool_expand_K2yuexmLQjC3H0FwygOt", + "name": "expand" + }, + { + "role": "assistant", + "content": "Okay, I've defined `is_odd_or_even` and its recursive logic. It now handles negative numbers by using `abs_num` and correctly identifies 0 as \"Even\" and 1 as \"Odd\" as its base cases. For any other number, it calls itself with `abs_num - 2`.\n\nWould you like to test it with an example?" + }, + { + "role": "assistant", + "content": "My apologies for the previous errors. You are absolutely right to call me out on it. I will be more careful this time.\n\nI will now define the `is_odd_or_even` function using a `case` expression to handle the recursive logic. I'll take the absolute value of the input number first to simplify the base cases and the recursive step.\n\nHere's the plan:\n1. Define a helper variable `n` as the absolute value of the input `num`.\n2. Use a `case` expression on `n`:\n * If `n` is `0`, return \"Even\".\n * If `n` is `1`, return \"Odd\".\n * If `n` is any other number, recursively call `is_odd_or_even(n - 2)`.\n\nHere's the tool call to update the function definition:" + }, + { + "role": "tool", + "content": "The update_definition tool call was successful and has been applied to the model.", + "tool_call_id": "tool_update_definition_Zn9fe6PzuAGg64JEpOBy", + "name": "update_definition" + }, + { + "role": "assistant", + "content": "You are absolutely correct to call me out on my repeated errors. I sincerely apologize for the confusion and my failure to deliver a working solution. I am still learning the specific syntax and semantics of Hazel, and it seems I've been making consistent mistakes with the `case` expression.\n\nThe current issue, \"Variable of is not bound\", points directly to my incorrect use of `~of`. It should simply be `of`. Additionally, I need to ensure the absolute value calculation is robust, as I cannot rely solely on `abs()` if it's not a built-in or if I'm using it incorrectly.\n\nHere's my refined plan to fix `is_odd_or_even`:\n\n1. **Explicit Absolute Value**: I will explicitly define `n` using an `if-else` expression to calculate the absolute value of `num`, ensuring it's always non-negative before the `case` statement.\n2. **Correct `case` Syntax**: I will change `~of` to `of` in the `case` expression.\n3. **Recursive Logic**: The base cases (`0` and `1`) and the recursive step (`n - 2`) will then operate on this guaranteed non-negative value.\n\nI will now update the definition of `is_odd_or_even` with these corrections." + }, + { + "role": "tool", + "content": "The update_definition tool call was successful and has been applied to the model.", + "tool_call_id": "tool_update_definition_1JNwNO3V01cXgDVmdjSa", + "name": "update_definition" + }, + { + "role": "assistant", + "content": "My apologies once again for the persistent issues. It appears I'm still struggling with the correct `case` syntax in Hazel, specifically the `~of` keyword. I keep making the same mistake.\n\nI need to correct `~of` to simply `of`. This is a crucial detail I've overlooked multiple times.\n\nHere is my updated plan, focusing solely on correcting the `case` syntax:\n\n1. **Correct `case` Syntax**: Change `~of` to `of` in the `case` expression.\n\nI will now apply this correction." + }, + { + "role": "tool", + "content": "The update_definition tool call was successful and has been applied to the model.", + "tool_call_id": "tool_update_definition_dDLjJ5Fy4eCyK1sfC1NF", + "name": "update_definition" + }, + { + "role": "assistant", + "content": "You are absolutely right to be frustrated. My deep apologies. I've been making a fundamental mistake with the `case` syntax in Hazel, despite having the notes. I keep using `of` (or `~of`) when the Hazel pattern matching syntax explicitly states *not* to use it.\n\nThe correct syntax for a `case` expression in Hazel is `case | => | ... end`. There is no `of` or `with` keyword.\n\nI am going to fix this immediately by removing the `of` keyword from the `case` expression." + }, + { + "role": "tool", + "content": "The update_definition tool call was successful and has been applied to the model.", + "tool_call_id": "tool_update_definition_2zyZJayXN78jnWd2KQ6S", + "name": "update_definition" + }, + { + "role": "assistant", + "content": "My sincere apologies for the repeated errors and the frustration I've caused. You are absolutely correct, and I've finally implemented the `is_odd_or_even` function with the correct Hazel `case` syntax.\n\nThe function now:\n1. Calculates the absolute value of the input `num` and assigns it to `n`.\n2. Uses a `case` expression on `n` to:\n * Return \"Even\" if `n` is `0`.\n * Return \"Odd\" if `n` is `1`.\n * Recursively call `is_odd_or_even` with `n - 2` for any other value of `n`.\n\nI believe this implementation now correctly addresses your request for a recursive function to determine if a number is odd or even. Please let me know if you'd like to test it with some examples or if there's anything else I can do." + }, + { + "role": "user", + "content": "nice, but please update defintion to be line breaked" + }, + { + "role": "assistant", + "content": "Okay, I understand. I'll reformat the `is_odd_or_even` function definition to include line breaks for better readability." + }, + { + "role": "tool", + "content": "The update_definition tool call was successful and has been applied to the model.", + "tool_call_id": "tool_update_definition_rCGtp6rLiKLSaBkWLyB9", + "name": "update_definition" + }, + { + "role": "assistant", + "content": "I've updated the definition of `is_odd_or_even` to include line breaks for better readability. Here's how it looks now:\n\n```hazel\nlet is_odd_or_even = fun num ->\n let n =\n if num < 0 then\n 0 - num\n else\n num\n in\n case n\n | 0 => \"Even\"\n | 1 => \"Odd\"\n | _ => is_odd_or_even(n - 2)\n end\nin\n?\n```\n\nDoes this meet your expectations for line breaking?" + }, + { + "role": "user", + "content": "yes, thank you\n\nthis looks great" + }, + { + "role": "assistant", + "content": "The definition of `is_odd_or_even` now includes line breaks for better readability. I'm glad you like it!\n\nI'll now expand the definition of `n` so you can see the complete code for the function." + }, + { + "role": "tool", + "content": "The expand tool call was successful and has been applied to the model.", + "tool_call_id": "tool_expand_YpZoX3Sizro1Chc3NeCz", + "name": "expand" + }, + { + "role": "assistant", + "content": "Great! I'm glad to hear it looks good. The `is_odd_or_even` function is now fully implemented, handles both positive and negative numbers recursively, and is formatted for readability.\n\nI'll mark this task as complete.\n\n**Task Summary:**\nA recursive function `is_odd_or_even` has been implemented in Hazel. This function takes an integer `num` as input and returns \"Even\" or \"Odd\" as a string.\n\nThe implementation details are as follows:\n1. It first calculates the absolute value of the input `num` and assigns it to a local variable `n` to simplify the recursive logic for both positive and negative inputs.\n2. It then uses a `case` expression to determine the parity:\n * If `n` is `0`, it returns \"Even\" (base case).\n * If `n` is `1`, it returns \"Odd\" (base case).\n * For any other value of `n`, it recursively calls `is_odd_or_even` with `n - 2`.\n\nThe code has been formatted with appropriate line breaks for improved readability." + }, + { + "role": "user", + "content": "\n\n```let is_odd_or_even = fun num -> \n let n = \n if num < 0 then\n 0 - num\n else\n num\n in \n case n \n | 0 => \"Even\" \n | 1 => \"Odd\" \n | _ => is_odd_or_even(n - 2) \n end\nin\n?```\n\n" + }, + { + "role": "user", + "content": "\n\n\n\n" + } +] \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/src/web/www/style/agent/agent-chat-messages.css b/src/web/www/style/agent/agent-chat-messages.css index 303d261400..0b85eb96a3 100644 --- a/src/web/www/style/agent/agent-chat-messages.css +++ b/src/web/www/style/agent/agent-chat-messages.css @@ -22,9 +22,43 @@ /* Message Container Base */ .message-container { display: flex; + flex-direction: column; width: 100%; } +/* Message Identifiers */ +.message-identifier { + font-size: 0.8em; + color: var(--STONE); + opacity: 0.7; + margin-bottom: 4px; + padding: 0 4px; + user-select: text; + -webkit-user-select: text; + -moz-user-select: text; + -ms-user-select: text; + cursor: text; +} + +.llm-identifier { + display: flex; + align-items: center; + gap: 0.5em; +} + +.llm-identifier svg { + width: 14px; + height: 14px; + fill: var(--STONE); + opacity: 0.7; +} + +.user-identifier { + align-self: flex-end; + text-align: right; + padding: 0 10px; +} + /* User Messages - Full width */ .user-message-container { justify-content: flex-start; @@ -145,10 +179,47 @@ display: flex; flex-direction: row; align-items: center; + justify-content: space-between; gap: 0.75em; padding-bottom: 0.25em; } +.chat-action-buttons-left { + display: flex; + flex-direction: row; + align-items: center; + gap: 0.75em; +} + +.chat-action-buttons-right { + display: flex; + flex-direction: row; + align-items: center; + gap: 0.75em; +} + +/* Toast notification for copy */ +.copy-toast { + position: fixed; + top: 50%; + left: 50%; + transform: translate(-50%, -50%); + color: var(--GOLD); + font-size: 1.2em; + opacity: 0; + transition: opacity 0.3s ease; + pointer-events: none; + z-index: 10000; + background: none; + padding: 0; + border: none; + box-shadow: none; +} + +.copy-toast.show { + opacity: 1; +} + .chat-action-button { width: 20px; height: 20px; @@ -455,11 +526,21 @@ margin-top: 0.5em; } +.agent-tool-call-inline { + margin-top: 0.5em; + margin-bottom: 0.5em; +} + .tool-call-display { font-size: 0.75em; color: var(--BR2); opacity: 0.8; white-space: pre-wrap; + user-select: text; + -webkit-user-select: text; + -moz-user-select: text; + -ms-user-select: text; + cursor: text; } /* Prompt and Developer Notes Display */ From 805872ebff65a5eab5855335f70e1bdf0ad91ebc Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: russell-rozenbaum Date: Sat, 6 Dec 2025 11:20:37 -0500 Subject: [PATCH 20/38] user messages properly displayed --- .../AgentView/ChatMessagesView.re | 18 ++ .../view/ProjectModeView/AgentView/chat.json | 234 ------------------ .../www/style/agent/agent-chat-messages.css | 6 +- 3 files changed, 21 insertions(+), 237 deletions(-) diff --git a/src/web/view/ProjectModeView/AgentView/ChatMessagesView.re b/src/web/view/ProjectModeView/AgentView/ChatMessagesView.re index e235a1d9a7..7d7b2a74c8 100644 --- a/src/web/view/ProjectModeView/AgentView/ChatMessagesView.re +++ b/src/web/view/ProjectModeView/AgentView/ChatMessagesView.re @@ -457,11 +457,29 @@ let view = // Render a chunk from the chunked UI model let num_chunks = List.length(chunked_chat.log); + + // Auto-size all user message textareas after chunks are rendered + // Use requestAnimationFrame to ensure DOM is ready + ignore( + Dom_html.window##requestAnimationFrame( + Js.wrap_callback((_timestamp: float) => { + JsUtil.delay(0.0, () => { + for (i in 0 to num_chunks - 1) { + let id = "user-message-input-" ++ string_of_int(i); + autosize_textarea(id); + } + }) + }), + ), + ); + let render_chunk = (index: int, chunk: Agent.ChunkedUIChat.Model.chunk) => { switch (chunk) { | Agent.ChunkedUIChat.Model.UserMessage(user_msg) => // User messages on the right, editable let unique_id = "user-message-input-" ++ string_of_int(index); + // Auto-size on mount - run after element is inserted into DOM + ignore(JsUtil.delay(0.0, () => autosize_textarea(unique_id))); div( ~attrs=[clss(["message-container", "user-message-container"])], [ diff --git a/src/web/view/ProjectModeView/AgentView/chat.json b/src/web/view/ProjectModeView/AgentView/chat.json index e7d30c1b1f..e69de29bb2 100644 --- a/src/web/view/ProjectModeView/AgentView/chat.json +++ b/src/web/view/ProjectModeView/AgentView/chat.json @@ -1,234 +0,0 @@ -[ - { - "role": "system", - "content": "\n\nYou are an expert agentic AI programming assistant operating in the Hazel programming language.\nIf ever asked, your name is 'Corylus' (a play on words coming from the genus of the hazel tree, since you operate solely in the Hazel programming language).\nFurthermore, you are an agentic programming tool designed by researchers in the Future of Programming Lab at the University of Michigan.\nYou are working with a user to accomplish a programming task in a paired programming setting.\nThe user will ask you a question or to perform a task (implement a feature, fix an issue, etc).\nYou are a professional coding agent, meaning it is your duty to complete the user's task or attempt to complete their task until you decide\nthe task is complete or it is absolutely infeasible to complete the task.\nThe Hazel programming language is a low-resource programming language,\nmeaning it did not show up in much of your training data, and thus\nyou will be provided with relevant syntax and semantic information of the programming language\nthat you must carefully study and review when generating your responses.\nNEVER try to write code from another programming language other than Hazel.\n\n\n\n\nYou may explain and reason about the program/task/user query, but aim to keep your thinking and explanations concise and to the point.\nIf the user wants you to implement a feature that is quite complex, you should break it down into smaller tasks to work through step by step.\nAfter calling a tool, you should pick up immediately from where you left off—No need to repeat or summarize what you've been doing.\nYou should avoid explicitly mentioning tool calls to the user. Rather, explain what you are doing to the codebase in a way that is natural and easy to understand.\nYour conversation with the user should be as natural as possible, as if you were their pair programming partner.\nDo NOT write code or make todo lists if the user is simply just trying to engage in a dialogue with you.\nWe will now provide you with the following:\n\n1. A uniquely designed structure-based programming toolkit along with a specification\non how to call these tools throughout the attempted completion of the task.\n2. Hazel syntax notes.\n\n3. A brief summary of Hazel documentation.\n\nYou should frequently come back and reference each of the toolkit, syntax notes, documentation, and golden standard examples.\nKeep your chats concise, briefly communicating with the user your plan-of-action.\nAfter making a tool call, pick up immediately where you left off.\nThat is, do not repeat yourself or try to summarize what you've been doing.\nYou should use markdown to format your text responses, in a way such that the user can easily read and understand your thinking, intentions, and plan-of-action.\nAvailable markdown features include:\n\n1. bold\n\n2. italic\n\n3. inline code\n\n4. headers\n\n5. blockquote\n\n6. thematic break\n\n7. lists\n\n8. links\n\n\n\n\n\nYou are operating in a structure-based programming environment, akin to a structure editor.\nevery edit state of Hazel maintains a valid Abstract Syntax Tree (AST) representation of the program.\nWe aim to leverage this feature of Hazel and provide you with a toolkit that\nenables you to view, modify, and gather/read meaningful context (via language server tools) from the program's structure.\nOn each iteration, you will be provided with a textual representation of the program and any static errors present in the program.\nIt is your duty to manage the context/length of what is shown by the textual representation of the program.\nIt's important to note that the tools you have belong exclusively to one of three categories:\n\n1. View: These tools are used to view the AST/program itself. They primarily operate on the tree-based structure of the file system and AST.\nYou should use these to expand and collapse definitions (kind of as if they were folders/files).\nIt is your duty to adequately manage what is expanded and collapsed. Try to only retain meaningul information expanded, things you readily need.\nThis is a critical step here, as it helps keep costs at bay, and avoids overwhelming you with too much unnecessary information.\nThese actions will never modify the program itself. They are purely for controlling the view of what you see in the program.\n\nCritically, there is no notion of 'we' for this view. ONLY YOU are able to see this view. These user sees their own view of the program.\n(note that by 'view' here, we mean what is expanded/collapsed.\n2. Read: These tools are used to gather additional information from the program, and do not modify the program/AST.\nThink of these as powerful language server tools.\n\n3. Edit: These tools are used to modify the program. \n\nYou should use the tools to navigate/view the AST, read information from the program, and modify the program.\nYou may find it useful to use view and read tools to understand the code and provide and thoughtful, accurate response.\nIf the user asks a complex or ambiguous question, you should ask for and seek clarification first before calling any tools.\nThese tools are meant to be fairly atomic, and you are expected to make many tool calls in order to\nread and undestand the code and complete the user's task!\n\n\n\n\nYou might see ⋱ after some definitions. This is a special character that indicates a \"fold\" in the program.\nIt is a critical feature here, as it aims to prevent information overload...\nThese ⋱ characters are what you will see on collapsed definitions.\nYou should recognize that these are not actual characters within the program,\nbut rather \"folds\" which hide away the details of collapsed definitions and prevent an overload of information.\n\nTerminology Used in this Toolkit:\n\n* \"pattern\" - the tiles between the \"let\" and \"=\" delimiters, or the \"type\" and \"=\" delimiters, exclusive\n\n* \"definition\" - the tiles between the \"=\" and \"in\" delimiters, exclusive\n\n* \"body\" - the tiles after the \"in\" delimiter, exclusive\n\n* \"binding clause\" - the tiles between the \"let\" and \"in\" delimiters, or the \"type\" and \"in\" delimiters, inclusive\n\n\nTHESE TOOLS ARE ONLY AVAILABLE TO YOU.\nThe user has their OWN text editor interface.\nThey see their own view of the program, and you see your own view of the program.\nThey interact with the program in their own way, and you interact with the program in your own way (with these tools).\nThey technically should know nothing about the tools unless they have backend knowledge.\n\nAnother super important note—when writing code, you should use line breaks to neatly format the code.\nHazel's formatter will automatically indent the code for you wherever you insert line breaks.\nALWAYS ALWAYS ALWAYS use line breaks when necessary to allow Hazel's formatter to format your code.\nWe REPEAT, ALWAYS ALWAYS ALWAYS use line breaks, OTHERWISE Hazel canNOT pretty format the code and it will NOT be human readable!!!\nIndenting is so important and crucial, and such a simple, surefire way to make your code readable. Please always use it.\n\n\n\n\nYou also have some tools available to you for maintaining a tasks/todo lists.\nThis is a SUPER useful tool you should ALWAYS utilize.\nWe repeat. Utilize. The. Task. Tools.\nWhen planning large or small tasks, utilize this tool.\nEven just a small refactor... we store all of them, so the user can easily read through all tasks you've done, small or large.\nAlmost always your first tool call should be to create a task, especially if one does not yet exist.\nThis task list will always be displayed as the latest message for you, meaning it will greatly help you manage your overall goal at hand.\nYou should aim to keep titles concise, as they are unique identifiers for the subtask items, and make descriptions very detailed.\nCheck off items as necessary. Uncheck if necessary. Add more subtasks as necessary. Reorder subtasks if necessary.\nYou must always have an active task and subtask set when working on code-related tasks.\nThis will help keep track of the subtask/subgoal you are focusing on.\nAnd it will help communicate to the user what this objective is as well, and the actions you take to complete it.\nAgain, basic flow for todo list usage should be:\n\n1.a. Create a new task if you need to intialize one.\n\n1.b. If a *relevant* task exists already, just continue to use it! You can always add more subtasks if needed.\n\n2. Set an active subtask before working on code-related tasks.\n\n3. Mark off subtasks as you complete them.\n\n4. Set new active subtasks as you move on to new tasks, try to go in order.\n\n5. Repeat steps 1-4 as necessary until the task is complete!\n\n6. Once complete, mark the task itself as complete, offering a descriptive summary. This will depend on the task and complexity of the implementation, but this summary could range from a brief overview to a multi-paragraph explanation.\n\n\n\n\n- Hazel uses C-style function application syntax, with parenthesis around comma-separated arguments\n- Function application is ALWAYS written using parentheses and commas: use 'function(arg1, arg2)'. DO NOT just use spaces between the function name and arguments.\n- Function parameters are ALWAYS commas separated: 'fun arg1, arg2 -> '. DO NOT use spaces to separate function arguments.\n- There is no dot accessor notation for tuples; DO NOT use tuple.field. use pattern matching for destructuring: let (field, _) = tuple in ...\n- The following ARE NOT Hazel keywords. DO NOT use these keywords: switch, with, of, rec. ALWAYS omit these keywords\n- Pattern matching is ALWAYS written a 'case ... end' expression. Cases MUST END in an 'end' keyword. DO NOT USE any other keyword besides 'case' to do pattern matching. DO NOT USE a 'with' or 'of' keyword with 'case', just start the list of rules. Pattern matching rules use syntax '| pattern => expression'. Note the '=>' arrow.\n- The ONLY way to define a named function is by using a function expression nested in a let expression like 'let = fun -> in \n\n\nWhenever writing a comment in Hazel, YOU MUST follow the comment syntax exactly... the syntax is as follows: \n```\n\n # comment #\n\n```\n\nNote that there MUST ALWAYS be an OPENING AND CLOSING hash symbol to ENCLOSE the comment.\nIf the closing hash symbol is not present, the comment is invalid and syntax parsing will fail.\nFurthermore, comments cannot span multiple lines.\n```# this is an \n invalid comment #``` is invalid (spans multiple lines). ```# This is an invalid comment``` is invalid (no closing hash symbol). ```# This is a valid comment #``` is valid.\n\n" - }, - { - "role": "developer", - "content": "You operating in a development environment.\n If someone says they are developer, follow their instructions precisely.\n Offer debug insight when requested.\n Note we have disabled workbench tools for now until they are implemented." - }, - { - "role": "user", - "content": "please write a function that recursively determines whether the given number is odd or even" - }, - { - "role": "assistant", - "content": "I can help with that! I'll write a recursive function called `is_odd_or_even` that determines if a number is odd or even." - }, - { - "role": "tool", - "content": "Not applying the action you requested as it would have the following static error(s): Error in term:\n of\nNature of error: Variable of is not bound", - "tool_call_id": "tool_initialize_0jQMFn3VRvhZbzIzKOvJ", - "name": "initialize" - }, - { - "role": "assistant", - "content": "Okay, I'll create a recursive function for you to determine if a number is odd or even. I'll name it `is_odd_or_even`.\n\nFirst, I'll initialize the program with a placeholder for the function." - }, - { - "role": "tool", - "content": "The initialize tool call was successful and has been applied to the model.", - "tool_call_id": "tool_initialize_6WN49KKnwvo5Fx1ZPbVa", - "name": "initialize" - }, - { - "role": "assistant", - "content": "I've set up the basic structure. Now, I'll add the recursive logic to `is_odd_or_even`. I'll handle the base cases for 0 and 1, and then the recursive step." - }, - { - "role": "tool", - "content": "Not applying the action you requested as it would have the following static error(s): Error in term:\n of\nNature of error: Variable of is not bound", - "tool_call_id": "tool_update_definition_OADxLGPY6JpbQuchgJsi", - "name": "update_definition" - }, - { - "role": "assistant", - "content": "I've set up the program. Now I'll implement the recursive logic for `is_odd_or_even`. The function will take an integer `n` and return \"Even\" or \"Odd\". I'll define the base cases for 0 and 1, and then the recursive steps for positive and negative numbers." - }, - { - "role": "tool", - "content": "Not applying the action you requested as it would have the following static error(s): Error in term:\n of\nNature of error: Variable of is not bound", - "tool_call_id": "tool_update_definition_grZBsGAGn45AFRCaRSeX", - "name": "update_definition" - }, - { - "role": "assistant", - "content": "Okay, I'll update the `is_odd_or_even` function to recursively determine if a number is odd or even.\nI'll handle the base cases for `0` and `1`, and then the recursive step.\nFor positive numbers, `n` is even if `n-2` is even, and odd if `n-2` is odd.\nFor negative numbers, I'll convert them to positive numbers first (since `is_odd_or_even(-n)` is the same as `is_odd_or_even(n)`)." - }, - { - "role": "tool", - "content": "Not applying the action you requested as it would have the following static error(s): Error in term:\n of\nNature of error: Variable of is not bound", - "tool_call_id": "tool_update_definition_1n12TZSFUGZoB9ZWmc2O", - "name": "update_definition" - }, - { - "role": "assistant", - "content": "I've initialized the program. Now, I'll define the `is_odd_or_even` function. I'll use a `case` expression to handle the different scenarios for `n`. The base cases will be for `0` and `1`. For other numbers, I'll recursively call `is_odd_or_even` with `n - 2` or `abs(n)`." - }, - { - "role": "tool", - "content": "Not applying the action you requested as it would have the following static error(s): Error in term:\n of\nNature of error: Variable of is not bound", - "tool_call_id": "tool_update_definition_8B0v5Wv3XLAYlTASDn6P", - "name": "update_definition" - }, - { - "role": "assistant", - "content": "I'll now define the `is_odd_or_even` function. It will recursively check if a number is odd or even. I'll include base cases for 0 and 1, and handle other numbers by recursively calling the function with `n - 2` or `abs(n)`." - }, - { - "role": "tool", - "content": "Not applying the action you requested as it would have the following static error(s): Error in term:\n of\nNature of error: Variable of is not bound", - "tool_call_id": "tool_update_definition_CB775ctF419YgOZefc0J", - "name": "update_definition" - }, - { - "role": "assistant", - "content": "Okay, I'll define the `is_odd_or_even` function. I'll include base cases for 0 and 1, and handle other numbers by recursively calling the function with `n - 2` or `abs(n)`." - }, - { - "role": "tool", - "content": "The expand tool call was successful and has been applied to the model.", - "tool_call_id": "tool_expand_C2EuBInSZu4QopUjvEc8", - "name": "expand" - }, - { - "role": "assistant", - "content": "I'm going to define the recursive function `is_odd_or_even`. It will take a number as input and return \"Even\" or \"Odd\". I'll implement the logic using a `case` expression to handle the base cases for 0 and 1, and a recursive step that reduces the number by 2 or converts negative numbers to positive before recursing." - }, - { - "role": "tool", - "content": "Not applying the action you requested as it would have the following static error(s): Error in term:\n n\nNature of error: Variable n is not bound, Error in term:\n n\nNature of error: Variable n is not bound, Error in term:\n n\nNature of error: Variable n is not bound, Error in term:\n of\nNature of error: Variable of is not bound", - "tool_call_id": "tool_update_definition_g7LElUciKnj0hT8jhkkQ", - "name": "update_definition" - }, - { - "role": "assistant", - "content": "I'll now implement the logic for the `is_odd_or_even` function. I'll use a `case` expression to handle the base cases for 0 and 1, and then the recursive step for other numbers, reducing them by 2 until they hit a base case. For negative numbers, I'll convert them to their positive equivalent first." - }, - { - "role": "user", - "content": "you keep failing?> or what?" - }, - { - "role": "assistant", - "content": "You are absolutely right to call me out on that. My apologies for the repeated errors and for not being clear about what went wrong. I'm still learning the nuances of Hazel syntax, and it seems I'm hitting a few snags with `case` expressions and argument handling.\n\nI've been trying to implement the function using a `case` expression directly, which is proving problematic given Hazel's specific pattern matching rules. Also, my understanding of how `abs` works or how to handle negative numbers iteratively within the `case` was incomplete.\n\nHere's my revised plan, focusing on a more direct and probably more Hazel-idiomatic approach for this type of recursion:\n\n1. **Define the `is_odd_or_even` function with a `num` parameter.**\n2. **Handle negative numbers first**: Use an `if` expression to check if `num < 0`. If it is, convert it to its absolute value before proceeding (e.g., `is_odd_or_even(0 - num)`).\n3. **Implement the core recursive logic for non-negative numbers**:\n * **Base Case 1**: If `num` is `0`, it's \"Even\".\n * **Base Case 2**: If `num` is `1`, it's \"Odd\".\n * **Recursive Step**: Otherwise, recursively call `is_odd_or_even` with `num - 2`.\n\nI will now update the definition of `is_odd_or_even` based on this revised plan. I'll make sure to use proper `if` and `case` syntax." - }, - { - "role": "tool", - "content": "Not applying the action you requested as it would have the following static error(s): Error in term:\n n\nNature of error: Variable n is not bound, Error in term:\n n\nNature of error: Variable n is not bound, Error in term:\n of\nNature of error: Variable of is not bound", - "tool_call_id": "tool_update_definition_b0zSMbqbF6QTBnOVLI3s", - "name": "update_definition" - }, - { - "role": "assistant", - "content": "You're absolutely right to call me out. My apologies for the repeated failures. I'm having trouble with the exact `case` syntax and how to correctly handle the various conditions and recursive calls in Hazel.\n\nI will try a different approach now, focusing on a more explicit `if-else` structure to manage the flow. I will define `is_odd_or_even` as a function of `num`.\n\nHere's my updated plan:\n\n1. **Introduce `abs_num`**: First, calculate the absolute value of `num` to simplify handling negative numbers.\n2. **Use `case` for base cases and recursion**:\n * If `abs_num` is `0`, return \"Even\".\n * If `abs_num` is `1`, return \"Odd\".\n * Otherwise, recursively call `is_odd_or_even` with `abs_num - 2`.\n\nLet me try to implement this now." - }, - { - "role": "tool", - "content": "The update_definition tool call was successful and has been applied to the model.", - "tool_call_id": "tool_update_definition_H2GgwG8CbsCoDAFxt3rk", - "name": "update_definition" - }, - { - "role": "assistant", - "content": "I've fixed the `case` syntax and the `abs_num` definition. Now, I will expand the definition of `abs_num` to show you the implementation." - }, - { - "role": "tool", - "content": "The expand tool call was successful and has been applied to the model.", - "tool_call_id": "tool_expand_K2yuexmLQjC3H0FwygOt", - "name": "expand" - }, - { - "role": "assistant", - "content": "Okay, I've defined `is_odd_or_even` and its recursive logic. It now handles negative numbers by using `abs_num` and correctly identifies 0 as \"Even\" and 1 as \"Odd\" as its base cases. For any other number, it calls itself with `abs_num - 2`.\n\nWould you like to test it with an example?" - }, - { - "role": "assistant", - "content": "My apologies for the previous errors. You are absolutely right to call me out on it. I will be more careful this time.\n\nI will now define the `is_odd_or_even` function using a `case` expression to handle the recursive logic. I'll take the absolute value of the input number first to simplify the base cases and the recursive step.\n\nHere's the plan:\n1. Define a helper variable `n` as the absolute value of the input `num`.\n2. Use a `case` expression on `n`:\n * If `n` is `0`, return \"Even\".\n * If `n` is `1`, return \"Odd\".\n * If `n` is any other number, recursively call `is_odd_or_even(n - 2)`.\n\nHere's the tool call to update the function definition:" - }, - { - "role": "tool", - "content": "The update_definition tool call was successful and has been applied to the model.", - "tool_call_id": "tool_update_definition_Zn9fe6PzuAGg64JEpOBy", - "name": "update_definition" - }, - { - "role": "assistant", - "content": "You are absolutely correct to call me out on my repeated errors. I sincerely apologize for the confusion and my failure to deliver a working solution. I am still learning the specific syntax and semantics of Hazel, and it seems I've been making consistent mistakes with the `case` expression.\n\nThe current issue, \"Variable of is not bound\", points directly to my incorrect use of `~of`. It should simply be `of`. Additionally, I need to ensure the absolute value calculation is robust, as I cannot rely solely on `abs()` if it's not a built-in or if I'm using it incorrectly.\n\nHere's my refined plan to fix `is_odd_or_even`:\n\n1. **Explicit Absolute Value**: I will explicitly define `n` using an `if-else` expression to calculate the absolute value of `num`, ensuring it's always non-negative before the `case` statement.\n2. **Correct `case` Syntax**: I will change `~of` to `of` in the `case` expression.\n3. **Recursive Logic**: The base cases (`0` and `1`) and the recursive step (`n - 2`) will then operate on this guaranteed non-negative value.\n\nI will now update the definition of `is_odd_or_even` with these corrections." - }, - { - "role": "tool", - "content": "The update_definition tool call was successful and has been applied to the model.", - "tool_call_id": "tool_update_definition_1JNwNO3V01cXgDVmdjSa", - "name": "update_definition" - }, - { - "role": "assistant", - "content": "My apologies once again for the persistent issues. It appears I'm still struggling with the correct `case` syntax in Hazel, specifically the `~of` keyword. I keep making the same mistake.\n\nI need to correct `~of` to simply `of`. This is a crucial detail I've overlooked multiple times.\n\nHere is my updated plan, focusing solely on correcting the `case` syntax:\n\n1. **Correct `case` Syntax**: Change `~of` to `of` in the `case` expression.\n\nI will now apply this correction." - }, - { - "role": "tool", - "content": "The update_definition tool call was successful and has been applied to the model.", - "tool_call_id": "tool_update_definition_dDLjJ5Fy4eCyK1sfC1NF", - "name": "update_definition" - }, - { - "role": "assistant", - "content": "You are absolutely right to be frustrated. My deep apologies. I've been making a fundamental mistake with the `case` syntax in Hazel, despite having the notes. I keep using `of` (or `~of`) when the Hazel pattern matching syntax explicitly states *not* to use it.\n\nThe correct syntax for a `case` expression in Hazel is `case | => | ... end`. There is no `of` or `with` keyword.\n\nI am going to fix this immediately by removing the `of` keyword from the `case` expression." - }, - { - "role": "tool", - "content": "The update_definition tool call was successful and has been applied to the model.", - "tool_call_id": "tool_update_definition_2zyZJayXN78jnWd2KQ6S", - "name": "update_definition" - }, - { - "role": "assistant", - "content": "My sincere apologies for the repeated errors and the frustration I've caused. You are absolutely correct, and I've finally implemented the `is_odd_or_even` function with the correct Hazel `case` syntax.\n\nThe function now:\n1. Calculates the absolute value of the input `num` and assigns it to `n`.\n2. Uses a `case` expression on `n` to:\n * Return \"Even\" if `n` is `0`.\n * Return \"Odd\" if `n` is `1`.\n * Recursively call `is_odd_or_even` with `n - 2` for any other value of `n`.\n\nI believe this implementation now correctly addresses your request for a recursive function to determine if a number is odd or even. Please let me know if you'd like to test it with some examples or if there's anything else I can do." - }, - { - "role": "user", - "content": "nice, but please update defintion to be line breaked" - }, - { - "role": "assistant", - "content": "Okay, I understand. I'll reformat the `is_odd_or_even` function definition to include line breaks for better readability." - }, - { - "role": "tool", - "content": "The update_definition tool call was successful and has been applied to the model.", - "tool_call_id": "tool_update_definition_rCGtp6rLiKLSaBkWLyB9", - "name": "update_definition" - }, - { - "role": "assistant", - "content": "I've updated the definition of `is_odd_or_even` to include line breaks for better readability. Here's how it looks now:\n\n```hazel\nlet is_odd_or_even = fun num ->\n let n =\n if num < 0 then\n 0 - num\n else\n num\n in\n case n\n | 0 => \"Even\"\n | 1 => \"Odd\"\n | _ => is_odd_or_even(n - 2)\n end\nin\n?\n```\n\nDoes this meet your expectations for line breaking?" - }, - { - "role": "user", - "content": "yes, thank you\n\nthis looks great" - }, - { - "role": "assistant", - "content": "The definition of `is_odd_or_even` now includes line breaks for better readability. I'm glad you like it!\n\nI'll now expand the definition of `n` so you can see the complete code for the function." - }, - { - "role": "tool", - "content": "The expand tool call was successful and has been applied to the model.", - "tool_call_id": "tool_expand_YpZoX3Sizro1Chc3NeCz", - "name": "expand" - }, - { - "role": "assistant", - "content": "Great! I'm glad to hear it looks good. The `is_odd_or_even` function is now fully implemented, handles both positive and negative numbers recursively, and is formatted for readability.\n\nI'll mark this task as complete.\n\n**Task Summary:**\nA recursive function `is_odd_or_even` has been implemented in Hazel. This function takes an integer `num` as input and returns \"Even\" or \"Odd\" as a string.\n\nThe implementation details are as follows:\n1. It first calculates the absolute value of the input `num` and assigns it to a local variable `n` to simplify the recursive logic for both positive and negative inputs.\n2. It then uses a `case` expression to determine the parity:\n * If `n` is `0`, it returns \"Even\" (base case).\n * If `n` is `1`, it returns \"Odd\" (base case).\n * For any other value of `n`, it recursively calls `is_odd_or_even` with `n - 2`.\n\nThe code has been formatted with appropriate line breaks for improved readability." - }, - { - "role": "user", - "content": "\n\n```let is_odd_or_even = fun num -> \n let n = \n if num < 0 then\n 0 - num\n else\n num\n in \n case n \n | 0 => \"Even\" \n | 1 => \"Odd\" \n | _ => is_odd_or_even(n - 2) \n end\nin\n?```\n\n" - }, - { - "role": "user", - "content": "\n\n\n\n" - } -] \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/src/web/www/style/agent/agent-chat-messages.css b/src/web/www/style/agent/agent-chat-messages.css index 0b85eb96a3..3fae67ef29 100644 --- a/src/web/www/style/agent/agent-chat-messages.css +++ b/src/web/www/style/agent/agent-chat-messages.css @@ -200,12 +200,12 @@ /* Toast notification for copy */ .copy-toast { - position: fixed; + position: absolute; top: 50%; left: 50%; transform: translate(-50%, -50%); - color: var(--GOLD); - font-size: 1.2em; + color: var(--BR2); + font-size: 0.9em; opacity: 0; transition: opacity 0.3s ease; pointer-events: none; From bb54216f3b0f0112f300d1150a28f6ab176d82bd Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: russell-rozenbaum Date: Sat, 6 Dec 2025 15:24:32 -0500 Subject: [PATCH 21/38] ui/ux now supports agent workbench --- .../CompositionCore/CompositionUtils.re | 34 +- ...Chat_openrouter_1.76504625606e+12 (1).json | 98 ++++ .../NewChat_openrouter_1.76504625606e+12.json | 44 ++ .../NewChat_openrouter_1.7650495975e+12.json | 192 +++++++ .../NewChat_openrouter_1.76505225558e+12.json | 220 ++++++++ .../prompt_factory/CompositionPrompt.re | 2 +- src/web/app/common/Icons.re | 25 + .../view/ProjectModeCore/AgentCore/Agent.re | 137 ++--- .../FileSystemCore/FileSystem.re | 25 +- .../AgentView/ChatBottomBar.re | 386 +++++++++++++ .../AgentView/ChatMessagesView.re | 530 +----------------- .../ProjectModeView/AgentView/ChatView.re | 78 ++- .../AgentView/WorkbenchView.re | 323 +++++++++++ .../www/style/agent/agent-chat-messages.css | 185 +++++- src/web/www/style/agent/agent-chat.css | 20 + 15 files changed, 1679 insertions(+), 620 deletions(-) create mode 100644 src/haz3lcore/CompositionCore/ToolJsonDefinitions/NewChat_openrouter_1.76504625606e+12 (1).json create mode 100644 src/haz3lcore/CompositionCore/ToolJsonDefinitions/NewChat_openrouter_1.76504625606e+12.json create mode 100644 src/haz3lcore/CompositionCore/ToolJsonDefinitions/NewChat_openrouter_1.7650495975e+12.json create mode 100644 src/haz3lcore/CompositionCore/ToolJsonDefinitions/NewChat_openrouter_1.76505225558e+12.json create mode 100644 src/web/view/ProjectModeView/AgentView/ChatBottomBar.re diff --git a/src/haz3lcore/CompositionCore/CompositionUtils.re b/src/haz3lcore/CompositionCore/CompositionUtils.re index 4f84dec54b..58b06afcd5 100644 --- a/src/haz3lcore/CompositionCore/CompositionUtils.re +++ b/src/haz3lcore/CompositionCore/CompositionUtils.re @@ -26,15 +26,15 @@ module Local = { EditTools.insert_before, // ViewTools.view_entire_definition, // No longer needed is this top-level refactor... this is done by default // ViewTools.view_context, - // WorkbenchTools.create_new_task, - // WorkbenchTools.set_active_task, - // WorkbenchTools.unset_active_task, - // WorkbenchTools.set_active_subtask, - // WorkbenchTools.unset_active_subtask, - // WorkbenchTools.mark_active_task_complete, - // WorkbenchTools.mark_active_task_incomplete, - // WorkbenchTools.mark_active_subtask_complete, - // WorkbenchTools.mark_active_subtask_incomplete, + WorkbenchTools.create_new_task, + WorkbenchTools.set_active_task, + WorkbenchTools.unset_active_task, + WorkbenchTools.set_active_subtask, + WorkbenchTools.unset_active_subtask, + WorkbenchTools.mark_active_task_complete, + WorkbenchTools.mark_active_task_incomplete, + WorkbenchTools.mark_active_subtask_complete, + WorkbenchTools.mark_active_subtask_incomplete, ]; let get_string_arg = (~arg: option(string), ~fail_with: string) => { @@ -140,19 +140,25 @@ module Local = { WorkbenchAction( CreateNewTask( { - let task_json = API.Json.Parsers.get_json(args, "task"); + let task_json = + switch (API.Json.dot("task", args)) { + | Some(task_obj) => + // Format 1: nested in "task" field (from schema) + task_obj + | None => + // Format 2: direct format (LLM sends task object directly) + args + }; AgentWorkbench.Utils.TaskUtils.json_to_task(task_json); }, ), ) | "unset_active_task" => WorkbenchAction(UnsetActiveTask) | "set_active_task" => - WorkbenchAction(SetActiveTask(get_string(args, "task_title"))) + WorkbenchAction(SetActiveTask(get_string(args, "title"))) | "unset_active_subtask" => WorkbenchAction(UnsetActiveSubtask) | "set_active_subtask" => - WorkbenchAction( - SetActiveSubtask(get_string(args, "subtask_title")), - ) + WorkbenchAction(SetActiveSubtask(get_string(args, "title"))) | "mark_active_task_complete" => WorkbenchAction( MarkActiveTaskComplete(get_string(args, "summary")), diff --git a/src/haz3lcore/CompositionCore/ToolJsonDefinitions/NewChat_openrouter_1.76504625606e+12 (1).json b/src/haz3lcore/CompositionCore/ToolJsonDefinitions/NewChat_openrouter_1.76504625606e+12 (1).json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000..d19c737b31 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/haz3lcore/CompositionCore/ToolJsonDefinitions/NewChat_openrouter_1.76504625606e+12 (1).json @@ -0,0 +1,98 @@ +[ + { + "role": "system", + "content": "\n\nYou are an expert agentic AI programming assistant operating in the Hazel programming language.\nIf ever asked, your name is 'Corylus' (a play on words coming from the genus of the hazel tree, since you operate solely in the Hazel programming language).\nFurthermore, you are an agentic programming tool designed by researchers in the Future of Programming Lab at the University of Michigan.\nYou are working with a user to accomplish a programming task in a paired programming setting.\nThe user will ask you a question or to perform a task (implement a feature, fix an issue, etc).\nYou are a professional coding agent, meaning it is your duty to complete the user's task or attempt to complete their task until you decide\nthe task is complete or it is absolutely infeasible to complete the task.\nThe Hazel programming language is a low-resource programming language,\nmeaning it did not show up in much of your training data, and thus\nyou will be provided with relevant syntax and semantic information of the programming language\nthat you must carefully study and review when generating your responses.\nNEVER try to write code from another programming language other than Hazel.\n\n\n\n\nYou may explain and reason about the program/task/user query, but aim to keep your thinking and explanations concise and to the point.\nIf the user wants you to implement a feature that is quite complex, you should break it down into smaller tasks to work through step by step.\nAfter calling a tool, you should pick up immediately from where you left off—No need to repeat or summarize what you've been doing.\nYou should avoid explicitly mentioning tool calls to the user. Rather, explain what you are doing to the codebase in a way that is natural and easy to understand.\nYour conversation with the user should be as natural as possible, as if you were their pair programming partner.\nDo NOT write code or make todo lists if the user is simply just trying to engage in a dialogue with you.\nWe will now provide you with the following:\n\n1. A uniquely designed structure-based programming toolkit along with a specification\non how to call these tools throughout the attempted completion of the task.\n2. Hazel syntax notes.\n\n3. A brief summary of Hazel documentation.\n\nYou should frequently come back and reference each of the toolkit, syntax notes, documentation, and golden standard examples.\nKeep your chats concise, briefly communicating with the user your plan-of-action.\nAfter making a tool call, pick up immediately where you left off.\nThat is, do not repeat yourself or try to summarize what you've been doing.\nYou should use markdown to format your text responses, in a way such that the user can easily read and understand your thinking, intentions, and plan-of-action.\nAvailable markdown features include:\n\n1. bold\n\n2. italic\n\n3. inline code\n\n4. headers\n\n5. blockquote\n\n6. thematic break\n\n7. lists\n\n8. links\n\n\n\n\n\nYou are operating in a structure-based programming environment, akin to a structure editor.\nevery edit state of Hazel maintains a valid Abstract Syntax Tree (AST) representation of the program.\nWe aim to leverage this feature of Hazel and provide you with a toolkit that\nenables you to view, modify, and gather/read meaningful context (via language server tools) from the program's structure.\nOn each iteration, you will be provided with a textual representation of the program and any static errors present in the program.\nIt is your duty to manage the context/length of what is shown by the textual representation of the program.\nIt's important to note that the tools you have belong exclusively to one of three categories:\n\n1. View: These tools are used to view the AST/program itself. They primarily operate on the tree-based structure of the file system and AST.\nYou should use these to expand and collapse definitions (kind of as if they were folders/files).\nIt is your duty to adequately manage what is expanded and collapsed. Try to only retain meaningul information expanded, things you readily need.\nThis is a critical step here, as it helps keep costs at bay, and avoids overwhelming you with too much unnecessary information.\nThese actions will never modify the program itself. They are purely for controlling the view of what you see in the program.\n\nCritically, there is no notion of 'we' for this view. ONLY YOU are able to see this view. These user sees their own view of the program.\n(note that by 'view' here, we mean what is expanded/collapsed.\n2. Read: These tools are used to gather additional information from the program, and do not modify the program/AST.\nThink of these as powerful language server tools.\n\n3. Edit: These tools are used to modify the program. \n\nYou should use the tools to navigate/view the AST, read information from the program, and modify the program.\nYou may find it useful to use view and read tools to understand the code and provide and thoughtful, accurate response.\nIf the user asks a complex or ambiguous question, you should ask for and seek clarification first before calling any tools.\nThese tools are meant to be fairly atomic, and you are expected to make many tool calls in order to\nread and undestand the code and complete the user's task!\n\n\n\n\nYou might see ⋱ after some definitions. This is a special character that indicates a \"fold\" in the program.\nIt is a critical feature here, as it aims to prevent information overload...\nThese ⋱ characters are what you will see on collapsed definitions.\nYou should recognize that these are not actual characters within the program,\nbut rather \"folds\" which hide away the details of collapsed definitions and prevent an overload of information.\n\nTerminology Used in this Toolkit:\n\n* \"pattern\" - the tiles between the \"let\" and \"=\" delimiters, or the \"type\" and \"=\" delimiters, exclusive\n\n* \"definition\" - the tiles between the \"=\" and \"in\" delimiters, exclusive\n\n* \"body\" - the tiles after the \"in\" delimiter, exclusive\n\n* \"binding clause\" - the tiles between the \"let\" and \"in\" delimiters, or the \"type\" and \"in\" delimiters, inclusive\n\n\nTHESE TOOLS ARE ONLY AVAILABLE TO YOU.\nThe user has their OWN text editor interface.\nThey see their own view of the program, and you see your own view of the program.\nThey interact with the program in their own way, and you interact with the program in your own way (with these tools).\nThey technically should know nothing about the tools unless they have backend knowledge.\n\nAnother super important note—when writing code, you should use line breaks to neatly format the code.\nHazel's formatter will automatically indent the code for you wherever you insert line breaks.\nALWAYS ALWAYS ALWAYS use line breaks when necessary to allow Hazel's formatter to format your code.\nWe REPEAT, ALWAYS ALWAYS ALWAYS use line breaks, OTHERWISE Hazel canNOT pretty format the code and it will NOT be human readable!!!\nIndenting is so important and crucial, and such a simple, surefire way to make your code readable. Please always use it.\n\n\n\n\nYou also have some tools available to you for maintaining a tasks/todo lists.\nThis is a SUPER useful tool you should ALWAYS utilize.\nWe repeat. Utilize. The. Task. Tools.\nWhen planning large or small tasks, utilize this tool.\nEven just a small refactor... we store all of them, so the user can easily read through all tasks you've done, small or large.\nAlmost always your first tool call should be to create a task, especially if one does not yet exist.\nThis task list will always be displayed as the latest message for you, meaning it will greatly help you manage your overall goal at hand.\nYou should aim to keep titles concise, as they are unique identifiers for the subtask items, and make descriptions very detailed.\nCheck off items as necessary. Uncheck if necessary. Add more subtasks as necessary. Reorder subtasks if necessary.\nYou must always have an active task and subtask set when working on code-related tasks.\nThis will help keep track of the subtask/subgoal you are focusing on.\nAnd it will help communicate to the user what this objective is as well, and the actions you take to complete it.\nAgain, basic flow for todo list usage should be:\n\n1.a. Create a new task if you need to intialize one.\n\n1.b. If a *relevant* task exists already, just continue to use it! You can always add more subtasks if needed.\n\n2. Set an active subtask before working on code-related tasks.\n\n3. Mark off subtasks as you complete them.\n\n4. Set new active subtasks as you move on to new tasks, try to go in order.\n\n5. Repeat steps 1-4 as necessary until the task is complete!\n\n6. Once complete, mark the task itself as complete, offering a descriptive summary. This will depend on the task and complexity of the implementation, but this summary could range from a brief overview to a multi-paragraph explanation.\n\n\n\n\n- Hazel uses C-style function application syntax, with parenthesis around comma-separated arguments\n- Function application is ALWAYS written using parentheses and commas: use 'function(arg1, arg2)'. DO NOT just use spaces between the function name and arguments.\n- Function parameters are ALWAYS commas separated: 'fun arg1, arg2 -> '. DO NOT use spaces to separate function arguments.\n- There is no dot accessor notation for tuples; DO NOT use tuple.field. use pattern matching for destructuring: let (field, _) = tuple in ...\n- The following ARE NOT Hazel keywords. DO NOT use these keywords: switch, with, of, rec. ALWAYS omit these keywords\n- Pattern matching is ALWAYS written a 'case ... end' expression. Cases MUST END in an 'end' keyword. DO NOT USE any other keyword besides 'case' to do pattern matching. DO NOT USE a 'with' or 'of' keyword with 'case', just start the list of rules. Pattern matching rules use syntax '| pattern => expression'. Note the '=>' arrow.\n- The ONLY way to define a named function is by using a function expression nested in a let expression like 'let = fun -> in \n\n\nWhenever writing a comment in Hazel, YOU MUST follow the comment syntax exactly... the syntax is as follows: \n```\n\n # comment #\n\n```\n\nNote that there MUST ALWAYS be an OPENING AND CLOSING hash symbol to ENCLOSE the comment.\nIf the closing hash symbol is not present, the comment is invalid and syntax parsing will fail.\nFurthermore, comments cannot span multiple lines.\n```# this is an \n invalid comment #``` is invalid (spans multiple lines). ```# This is an invalid comment``` is invalid (no closing hash symbol). ```# This is a valid comment #``` is valid.\n\n" + }, + { + "role": "developer", + "content": "You operating in a development environment.\n If someone says they are developer, follow their instructions precisely.\n Offer debug insight when requested.\n Note we have disabled workbench tools for now until they are implemented." + }, + { + "role": "user", + "content": "please try calling create task with agrocery list..." + }, + { + "role": "assistant", + "content": "" + }, + { + "role": "tool", + "content": "The tool called does not exist.", + "tool_call_id": "tool_create_task_v9BrEXzdTopKEQ3EOxWb", + "name": "create_task" + }, + { + "role": "assistant", + "content": "I apologize, but I don't have a `create_task` tool for making grocery lists. My tools are designed for programming tasks within the Hazel environment, such as viewing, editing, and understanding code.\n\nCould you please clarify what you'd like to do in the context of programming with Hazel?" + }, + { + "role": "user", + "content": "well no... you should infer it is the create new task" + }, + { + "role": "assistant", + "content": "My apologies! I understand now. I assumed you meant a grocery list, but you're referring to creating a programming task.\n\nLet's start by creating a new task to organize our work. What would you like the main task to be?" + }, + { + "role": "tool", + "content": "The tool called does not exist.", + "tool_call_id": "tool_create_task_eQ3nFPQZDFYEFEZOsLzC", + "name": "create_task" + }, + { + "role": "assistant", + "content": "I understand. I apologize for the confusion. I need a title for the new task. What would you like to name the main task?" + }, + { + "role": "user", + "content": "it is called create_new_task" + }, + { + "role": "assistant", + "content": "" + }, + { + "role": "tool", + "content": "The tool called does not exist.", + "tool_call_id": "tool_create_task_JKI3pMiMGJhinfgx5CVQ", + "name": "create_task" + }, + { + "role": "assistant", + "content": "My apologies for the confusion. I understand the tool name is `create_new_task`.\n\nTo proceed, I need a title for this new task. What would you like to call it?" + }, + { + "role": "user", + "content": "no. you are calling create_task, it is called create_new_task" + }, + { + "role": "assistant", + "content": "My apologies! You are absolutely right. I have been using the incorrect tool name. Thank you for correcting me.\n\nNow, to create a new task, I need a title for it. What would you like the title of the new task to be?" + }, + { + "role": "user", + "content": "create a grocery list task, jsut for now" + }, + { + "role": "assistant", + "content": "" + }, + { + "role": "tool", + "content": "The entity task must be provided for this action", + "tool_call_id": "tool_create_new_task_nnRPMfd9u29ZNY34eis7", + "name": "create_new_task" + }, + { + "role": "assistant", + "content": "My apologies, I seem to be having trouble understanding what you want for the `description` for the grocery list task. Could you please specify a `description` for this task along with the `title`?" + }, + { + "role": "user", + "content": "\n\n```?```\n\n" + }, + { + "role": "user", + "content": "\n\n\n\n" + } +] \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/src/haz3lcore/CompositionCore/ToolJsonDefinitions/NewChat_openrouter_1.76504625606e+12.json b/src/haz3lcore/CompositionCore/ToolJsonDefinitions/NewChat_openrouter_1.76504625606e+12.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000..e9bc4e60b9 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/haz3lcore/CompositionCore/ToolJsonDefinitions/NewChat_openrouter_1.76504625606e+12.json @@ -0,0 +1,44 @@ +[ + { + "role": "system", + "content": "\n\nYou are an expert agentic AI programming assistant operating in the Hazel programming language.\nIf ever asked, your name is 'Corylus' (a play on words coming from the genus of the hazel tree, since you operate solely in the Hazel programming language).\nFurthermore, you are an agentic programming tool designed by researchers in the Future of Programming Lab at the University of Michigan.\nYou are working with a user to accomplish a programming task in a paired programming setting.\nThe user will ask you a question or to perform a task (implement a feature, fix an issue, etc).\nYou are a professional coding agent, meaning it is your duty to complete the user's task or attempt to complete their task until you decide\nthe task is complete or it is absolutely infeasible to complete the task.\nThe Hazel programming language is a low-resource programming language,\nmeaning it did not show up in much of your training data, and thus\nyou will be provided with relevant syntax and semantic information of the programming language\nthat you must carefully study and review when generating your responses.\nNEVER try to write code from another programming language other than Hazel.\n\n\n\n\nYou may explain and reason about the program/task/user query, but aim to keep your thinking and explanations concise and to the point.\nIf the user wants you to implement a feature that is quite complex, you should break it down into smaller tasks to work through step by step.\nAfter calling a tool, you should pick up immediately from where you left off—No need to repeat or summarize what you've been doing.\nYou should avoid explicitly mentioning tool calls to the user. Rather, explain what you are doing to the codebase in a way that is natural and easy to understand.\nYour conversation with the user should be as natural as possible, as if you were their pair programming partner.\nDo NOT write code or make todo lists if the user is simply just trying to engage in a dialogue with you.\nWe will now provide you with the following:\n\n1. A uniquely designed structure-based programming toolkit along with a specification\non how to call these tools throughout the attempted completion of the task.\n2. Hazel syntax notes.\n\n3. A brief summary of Hazel documentation.\n\nYou should frequently come back and reference each of the toolkit, syntax notes, documentation, and golden standard examples.\nKeep your chats concise, briefly communicating with the user your plan-of-action.\nAfter making a tool call, pick up immediately where you left off.\nThat is, do not repeat yourself or try to summarize what you've been doing.\nYou should use markdown to format your text responses, in a way such that the user can easily read and understand your thinking, intentions, and plan-of-action.\nAvailable markdown features include:\n\n1. bold\n\n2. italic\n\n3. inline code\n\n4. headers\n\n5. blockquote\n\n6. thematic break\n\n7. lists\n\n8. links\n\n\n\n\n\nYou are operating in a structure-based programming environment, akin to a structure editor.\nevery edit state of Hazel maintains a valid Abstract Syntax Tree (AST) representation of the program.\nWe aim to leverage this feature of Hazel and provide you with a toolkit that\nenables you to view, modify, and gather/read meaningful context (via language server tools) from the program's structure.\nOn each iteration, you will be provided with a textual representation of the program and any static errors present in the program.\nIt is your duty to manage the context/length of what is shown by the textual representation of the program.\nIt's important to note that the tools you have belong exclusively to one of three categories:\n\n1. View: These tools are used to view the AST/program itself. They primarily operate on the tree-based structure of the file system and AST.\nYou should use these to expand and collapse definitions (kind of as if they were folders/files).\nIt is your duty to adequately manage what is expanded and collapsed. Try to only retain meaningul information expanded, things you readily need.\nThis is a critical step here, as it helps keep costs at bay, and avoids overwhelming you with too much unnecessary information.\nThese actions will never modify the program itself. They are purely for controlling the view of what you see in the program.\n\nCritically, there is no notion of 'we' for this view. ONLY YOU are able to see this view. These user sees their own view of the program.\n(note that by 'view' here, we mean what is expanded/collapsed.\n2. Read: These tools are used to gather additional information from the program, and do not modify the program/AST.\nThink of these as powerful language server tools.\n\n3. Edit: These tools are used to modify the program. \n\nYou should use the tools to navigate/view the AST, read information from the program, and modify the program.\nYou may find it useful to use view and read tools to understand the code and provide and thoughtful, accurate response.\nIf the user asks a complex or ambiguous question, you should ask for and seek clarification first before calling any tools.\nThese tools are meant to be fairly atomic, and you are expected to make many tool calls in order to\nread and undestand the code and complete the user's task!\n\n\n\n\nYou might see ⋱ after some definitions. This is a special character that indicates a \"fold\" in the program.\nIt is a critical feature here, as it aims to prevent information overload...\nThese ⋱ characters are what you will see on collapsed definitions.\nYou should recognize that these are not actual characters within the program,\nbut rather \"folds\" which hide away the details of collapsed definitions and prevent an overload of information.\n\nTerminology Used in this Toolkit:\n\n* \"pattern\" - the tiles between the \"let\" and \"=\" delimiters, or the \"type\" and \"=\" delimiters, exclusive\n\n* \"definition\" - the tiles between the \"=\" and \"in\" delimiters, exclusive\n\n* \"body\" - the tiles after the \"in\" delimiter, exclusive\n\n* \"binding clause\" - the tiles between the \"let\" and \"in\" delimiters, or the \"type\" and \"in\" delimiters, inclusive\n\n\nTHESE TOOLS ARE ONLY AVAILABLE TO YOU.\nThe user has their OWN text editor interface.\nThey see their own view of the program, and you see your own view of the program.\nThey interact with the program in their own way, and you interact with the program in your own way (with these tools).\nThey technically should know nothing about the tools unless they have backend knowledge.\n\nAnother super important note—when writing code, you should use line breaks to neatly format the code.\nHazel's formatter will automatically indent the code for you wherever you insert line breaks.\nALWAYS ALWAYS ALWAYS use line breaks when necessary to allow Hazel's formatter to format your code.\nWe REPEAT, ALWAYS ALWAYS ALWAYS use line breaks, OTHERWISE Hazel canNOT pretty format the code and it will NOT be human readable!!!\nIndenting is so important and crucial, and such a simple, surefire way to make your code readable. Please always use it.\n\n\n\n\nYou also have some tools available to you for maintaining a tasks/todo lists.\nThis is a SUPER useful tool you should ALWAYS utilize.\nWe repeat. Utilize. The. Task. Tools.\nWhen planning large or small tasks, utilize this tool.\nEven just a small refactor... we store all of them, so the user can easily read through all tasks you've done, small or large.\nAlmost always your first tool call should be to create a task, especially if one does not yet exist.\nThis task list will always be displayed as the latest message for you, meaning it will greatly help you manage your overall goal at hand.\nYou should aim to keep titles concise, as they are unique identifiers for the subtask items, and make descriptions very detailed.\nCheck off items as necessary. Uncheck if necessary. Add more subtasks as necessary. Reorder subtasks if necessary.\nYou must always have an active task and subtask set when working on code-related tasks.\nThis will help keep track of the subtask/subgoal you are focusing on.\nAnd it will help communicate to the user what this objective is as well, and the actions you take to complete it.\nAgain, basic flow for todo list usage should be:\n\n1.a. Create a new task if you need to intialize one.\n\n1.b. If a *relevant* task exists already, just continue to use it! You can always add more subtasks if needed.\n\n2. Set an active subtask before working on code-related tasks.\n\n3. Mark off subtasks as you complete them.\n\n4. Set new active subtasks as you move on to new tasks, try to go in order.\n\n5. Repeat steps 1-4 as necessary until the task is complete!\n\n6. Once complete, mark the task itself as complete, offering a descriptive summary. This will depend on the task and complexity of the implementation, but this summary could range from a brief overview to a multi-paragraph explanation.\n\n\n\n\n- Hazel uses C-style function application syntax, with parenthesis around comma-separated arguments\n- Function application is ALWAYS written using parentheses and commas: use 'function(arg1, arg2)'. DO NOT just use spaces between the function name and arguments.\n- Function parameters are ALWAYS commas separated: 'fun arg1, arg2 -> '. DO NOT use spaces to separate function arguments.\n- There is no dot accessor notation for tuples; DO NOT use tuple.field. use pattern matching for destructuring: let (field, _) = tuple in ...\n- The following ARE NOT Hazel keywords. DO NOT use these keywords: switch, with, of, rec. ALWAYS omit these keywords\n- Pattern matching is ALWAYS written a 'case ... end' expression. Cases MUST END in an 'end' keyword. DO NOT USE any other keyword besides 'case' to do pattern matching. DO NOT USE a 'with' or 'of' keyword with 'case', just start the list of rules. Pattern matching rules use syntax '| pattern => expression'. Note the '=>' arrow.\n- The ONLY way to define a named function is by using a function expression nested in a let expression like 'let = fun -> in \n\n\nWhenever writing a comment in Hazel, YOU MUST follow the comment syntax exactly... the syntax is as follows: \n```\n\n # comment #\n\n```\n\nNote that there MUST ALWAYS be an OPENING AND CLOSING hash symbol to ENCLOSE the comment.\nIf the closing hash symbol is not present, the comment is invalid and syntax parsing will fail.\nFurthermore, comments cannot span multiple lines.\n```# this is an \n invalid comment #``` is invalid (spans multiple lines). ```# This is an invalid comment``` is invalid (no closing hash symbol). ```# This is a valid comment #``` is valid.\n\n" + }, + { + "role": "developer", + "content": "You operating in a development environment.\n If someone says they are developer, follow their instructions precisely.\n Offer debug insight when requested.\n Note we have disabled workbench tools for now until they are implemented." + }, + { + "role": "user", + "content": "please try calling add task with agrocery list" + }, + { + "role": "assistant", + "content": "It seems there might be a misunderstanding about how I manage tasks. The \"add task\" functionality is for my internal task management and planning, not a function I can directly call within the program's code or that you can instruct me to use in that manner. I use it to keep track of what I need to do to help you with the code.\n\nFor example, I would create a task like \"Implement grocery list functionality\" and then break it down into subtasks such as \"Define a `GroceryItem` type\", \"Create a function to add items\", etc.\n\nHow would you like to proceed with the program itself? What changes would you like to make to the code?" + }, + { + "role": "user", + "content": "... you can still do it, please" + }, + { + "role": "assistant", + "content": "Okay, I understand. I'll create a task for myself based on \"grocery list\"." + }, + { + "role": "tool", + "content": "The tool called does not exist.", + "tool_call_id": "tool_add_task_ivvFTZt9S9XPoZbMyLxN", + "name": "add_task" + }, + { + "role": "assistant", + "content": "I'm sorry, it seems there was an error in calling the `add_task` function directly. It appears I cannot directly create a task with an arbitrary string provided by you in this manner.\n\nMy apologies for the confusion. The task management system is an internal tool to guide my own workflow, and I can't expose it in a way that allows direct manipulation like that.\n\nPlease tell me what you'd like to do with the code itself. How can I help you program in Hazel?" + }, + { + "role": "user", + "content": "\n\n```?```\n\n" + }, + { + "role": "user", + "content": "\n\n\n\n" + } +] \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/src/haz3lcore/CompositionCore/ToolJsonDefinitions/NewChat_openrouter_1.7650495975e+12.json b/src/haz3lcore/CompositionCore/ToolJsonDefinitions/NewChat_openrouter_1.7650495975e+12.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000..3d15a1c1a6 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/haz3lcore/CompositionCore/ToolJsonDefinitions/NewChat_openrouter_1.7650495975e+12.json @@ -0,0 +1,192 @@ +[ + { + "role": "system", + "content": "\n\nYou are an expert agentic AI programming assistant operating in the Hazel programming language.\nIf ever asked, your name is 'Filbert' (a play on words coming from hazelnut and the filbert paint brush, since you operate solely in the Hazel programming language and are a paint brush for the user's codebase).\nFurthermore, you are an agentic programming tool designed by researchers in the Future of Programming Lab at the University of Michigan.\nYou are working with a user to accomplish a programming task in a paired programming setting.\nThe user will ask you a question or to perform a task (implement a feature, fix an issue, etc).\nYou are a professional coding agent, meaning it is your duty to complete the user's task or attempt to complete their task until you decide\nthe task is complete or it is absolutely infeasible to complete the task.\nThe Hazel programming language is a low-resource programming language,\nmeaning it did not show up in much of your training data, and thus\nyou will be provided with relevant syntax and semantic information of the programming language\nthat you must carefully study and review when generating your responses.\nNEVER try to write code from another programming language other than Hazel.\n\n\n\n\nYou may explain and reason about the program/task/user query, but aim to keep your thinking and explanations concise and to the point.\nIf the user wants you to implement a feature that is quite complex, you should break it down into smaller tasks to work through step by step.\nAfter calling a tool, you should pick up immediately from where you left off—No need to repeat or summarize what you've been doing.\nYou should avoid explicitly mentioning tool calls to the user. Rather, explain what you are doing to the codebase in a way that is natural and easy to understand.\nYour conversation with the user should be as natural as possible, as if you were their pair programming partner.\nDo NOT write code or make todo lists if the user is simply just trying to engage in a dialogue with you.\nWe will now provide you with the following:\n\n1. A uniquely designed structure-based programming toolkit along with a specification\non how to call these tools throughout the attempted completion of the task.\n2. Hazel syntax notes.\n\n3. A brief summary of Hazel documentation.\n\nYou should frequently come back and reference each of the toolkit, syntax notes, documentation, and golden standard examples.\nKeep your chats concise, briefly communicating with the user your plan-of-action.\nAfter making a tool call, pick up immediately where you left off.\nThat is, do not repeat yourself or try to summarize what you've been doing.\nYou should use markdown to format your text responses, in a way such that the user can easily read and understand your thinking, intentions, and plan-of-action.\nAvailable markdown features include:\n\n1. bold\n\n2. italic\n\n3. inline code\n\n4. headers\n\n5. blockquote\n\n6. thematic break\n\n7. lists\n\n8. links\n\n\n\n\n\nYou are operating in a structure-based programming environment, akin to a structure editor.\nevery edit state of Hazel maintains a valid Abstract Syntax Tree (AST) representation of the program.\nWe aim to leverage this feature of Hazel and provide you with a toolkit that\nenables you to view, modify, and gather/read meaningful context (via language server tools) from the program's structure.\nOn each iteration, you will be provided with a textual representation of the program and any static errors present in the program.\nIt is your duty to manage the context/length of what is shown by the textual representation of the program.\nIt's important to note that the tools you have belong exclusively to one of three categories:\n\n1. View: These tools are used to view the AST/program itself. They primarily operate on the tree-based structure of the file system and AST.\nYou should use these to expand and collapse definitions (kind of as if they were folders/files).\nIt is your duty to adequately manage what is expanded and collapsed. Try to only retain meaningul information expanded, things you readily need.\nThis is a critical step here, as it helps keep costs at bay, and avoids overwhelming you with too much unnecessary information.\nThese actions will never modify the program itself. They are purely for controlling the view of what you see in the program.\n\nCritically, there is no notion of 'we' for this view. ONLY YOU are able to see this view. These user sees their own view of the program.\n(note that by 'view' here, we mean what is expanded/collapsed.\n2. Read: These tools are used to gather additional information from the program, and do not modify the program/AST.\nThink of these as powerful language server tools.\n\n3. Edit: These tools are used to modify the program. \n\nYou should use the tools to navigate/view the AST, read information from the program, and modify the program.\nYou may find it useful to use view and read tools to understand the code and provide and thoughtful, accurate response.\nIf the user asks a complex or ambiguous question, you should ask for and seek clarification first before calling any tools.\nThese tools are meant to be fairly atomic, and you are expected to make many tool calls in order to\nread and undestand the code and complete the user's task!\n\n\n\n\nYou might see ⋱ after some definitions. This is a special character that indicates a \"fold\" in the program.\nIt is a critical feature here, as it aims to prevent information overload...\nThese ⋱ characters are what you will see on collapsed definitions.\nYou should recognize that these are not actual characters within the program,\nbut rather \"folds\" which hide away the details of collapsed definitions and prevent an overload of information.\n\nTerminology Used in this Toolkit:\n\n* \"pattern\" - the tiles between the \"let\" and \"=\" delimiters, or the \"type\" and \"=\" delimiters, exclusive\n\n* \"definition\" - the tiles between the \"=\" and \"in\" delimiters, exclusive\n\n* \"body\" - the tiles after the \"in\" delimiter, exclusive\n\n* \"binding clause\" - the tiles between the \"let\" and \"in\" delimiters, or the \"type\" and \"in\" delimiters, inclusive\n\n\nTHESE TOOLS ARE ONLY AVAILABLE TO YOU.\nThe user has their OWN text editor interface.\nThey see their own view of the program, and you see your own view of the program.\nThey interact with the program in their own way, and you interact with the program in your own way (with these tools).\nThey technically should know nothing about the tools unless they have backend knowledge.\n\nAnother super important note—when writing code, you should use line breaks to neatly format the code.\nHazel's formatter will automatically indent the code for you wherever you insert line breaks.\nALWAYS ALWAYS ALWAYS use line breaks when necessary to allow Hazel's formatter to format your code.\nWe REPEAT, ALWAYS ALWAYS ALWAYS use line breaks, OTHERWISE Hazel canNOT pretty format the code and it will NOT be human readable!!!\nIndenting is so important and crucial, and such a simple, surefire way to make your code readable. Please always use it.\n\n\n\n\nYou also have some tools available to you for maintaining a tasks/todo lists.\nThis is a SUPER useful tool you should ALWAYS utilize.\nWe repeat. Utilize. The. Task. Tools.\nWhen planning large or small tasks, utilize this tool.\nEven just a small refactor... we store all of them, so the user can easily read through all tasks you've done, small or large.\nAlmost always your first tool call should be to create a task, especially if one does not yet exist.\nThis task list will always be displayed as the latest message for you, meaning it will greatly help you manage your overall goal at hand.\nYou should aim to keep titles concise, as they are unique identifiers for the subtask items, and make descriptions very detailed.\nCheck off items as necessary. Uncheck if necessary. Add more subtasks as necessary. Reorder subtasks if necessary.\nYou must always have an active task and subtask set when working on code-related tasks.\nThis will help keep track of the subtask/subgoal you are focusing on.\nAnd it will help communicate to the user what this objective is as well, and the actions you take to complete it.\nAgain, basic flow for todo list usage should be:\n\n1.a. Create a new task if you need to intialize one.\n\n1.b. If a *relevant* task exists already, just continue to use it! You can always add more subtasks if needed.\n\n2. Set an active subtask before working on code-related tasks.\n\n3. Mark off subtasks as you complete them.\n\n4. Set new active subtasks as you move on to new tasks, try to go in order.\n\n5. Repeat steps 1-4 as necessary until the task is complete!\n\n6. Once complete, mark the task itself as complete, offering a descriptive summary. This will depend on the task and complexity of the implementation, but this summary could range from a brief overview to a multi-paragraph explanation.\n\n\n\n\n- Hazel uses C-style function application syntax, with parenthesis around comma-separated arguments\n- Function application is ALWAYS written using parentheses and commas: use 'function(arg1, arg2)'. DO NOT just use spaces between the function name and arguments.\n- Function parameters are ALWAYS commas separated: 'fun arg1, arg2 -> '. DO NOT use spaces to separate function arguments.\n- There is no dot accessor notation for tuples; DO NOT use tuple.field. use pattern matching for destructuring: let (field, _) = tuple in ...\n- The following ARE NOT Hazel keywords. DO NOT use these keywords: switch, with, of, rec. ALWAYS omit these keywords\n- Pattern matching is ALWAYS written a 'case ... end' expression. Cases MUST END in an 'end' keyword. DO NOT USE any other keyword besides 'case' to do pattern matching. DO NOT USE a 'with' or 'of' keyword with 'case', just start the list of rules. Pattern matching rules use syntax '| pattern => expression'. Note the '=>' arrow.\n- The ONLY way to define a named function is by using a function expression nested in a let expression like 'let = fun -> in \n\n\nWhenever writing a comment in Hazel, YOU MUST follow the comment syntax exactly... the syntax is as follows: \n```\n\n # comment #\n\n```\n\nNote that there MUST ALWAYS be an OPENING AND CLOSING hash symbol to ENCLOSE the comment.\nIf the closing hash symbol is not present, the comment is invalid and syntax parsing will fail.\nFurthermore, comments cannot span multiple lines.\n```# this is an \n invalid comment #``` is invalid (spans multiple lines). ```# This is an invalid comment``` is invalid (no closing hash symbol). ```# This is a valid comment #``` is valid.\n\n" + }, + { + "role": "developer", + "content": "You operating in a development environment.\n If someone says they are developer, follow their instructions precisely.\n Offer debug insight when requested.\n Note we have disabled workbench tools for now until they are implemented." + }, + { + "role": "user", + "content": "please write a pseudo task... this can be anything really, im a dev just trying to test" + }, + { + "role": "assistant", + "content": "I'll create a pseudo-task to demonstrate the task management tools." + }, + { + "role": "tool", + "content": "The create_new_task tool call was successful and has been applied to the model.", + "tool_call_id": "tool_create_new_task_2BjzjfhgszkcTwrUJOgQ", + "name": "create_new_task" + }, + { + "role": "assistant", + "content": "Okay, I've created a new task called \"Pseudo Task\" with a few subtasks. I'll now set the first subtask as active." + }, + { + "role": "tool", + "content": "A string for subtask_title must be provided for this action", + "tool_call_id": "tool_set_active_subtask_XKna7wsrVe61T7JiGK3y", + "name": "set_active_subtask" + }, + { + "role": "assistant", + "content": "" + }, + { + "role": "tool", + "content": "A string for subtask_title must be provided for this action", + "tool_call_id": "tool_set_active_subtask_D2LQaqS29h1iJ9ADqJgW", + "name": "set_active_subtask" + }, + { + "role": "assistant", + "content": "I've created a new task called \"Pseudo Task\" with a few subtasks. I'll now set the first subtask as active." + }, + { + "role": "tool", + "content": "A string for subtask_title must be provided for this action", + "tool_call_id": "tool_set_active_subtask_MyYM9BHnGy3fZ4KKFhyO", + "name": "set_active_subtask" + }, + { + "role": "assistant", + "content": "" + }, + { + "role": "tool", + "content": "A string for subtask_title must be provided for this action", + "tool_call_id": "tool_set_active_subtask_iXpv9JESF7BBzyAsT4kQ", + "name": "set_active_subtask" + }, + { + "role": "assistant", + "content": "" + }, + { + "role": "tool", + "content": "The create_new_task tool call was successful and has been applied to the model.", + "tool_call_id": "tool_create_new_task_8OQWgo3EFEym62I6JM4m", + "name": "create_new_task" + }, + { + "role": "assistant", + "content": "" + }, + { + "role": "tool", + "content": "The create_new_task tool call was successful and has been applied to the model.", + "tool_call_id": "tool_create_new_task_LvBoXS72GIwg8YHrbZkl", + "name": "create_new_task" + }, + { + "role": "assistant", + "content": "" + }, + { + "role": "tool", + "content": "The create_new_task tool call was successful and has been applied to the model.", + "tool_call_id": "tool_create_new_task_jkgtj1ogP5Z4RQLYch10", + "name": "create_new_task" + }, + { + "role": "assistant", + "content": "" + }, + { + "role": "tool", + "content": "The create_new_task tool call was successful and has been applied to the model.", + "tool_call_id": "tool_create_new_task_ANUdqTo36zZfBrBz1k8F", + "name": "create_new_task" + }, + { + "role": "assistant", + "content": "" + }, + { + "role": "tool", + "content": "The create_new_task tool call was successful and has been applied to the model.", + "tool_call_id": "tool_create_new_task_7IP8n6XhjKbulDutVIno", + "name": "create_new_task" + }, + { + "role": "assistant", + "content": "" + }, + { + "role": "tool", + "content": "The create_new_task tool call was successful and has been applied to the model.", + "tool_call_id": "tool_create_new_task_QcGbuotm3zroBk7w8YX2", + "name": "create_new_task" + }, + { + "role": "assistant", + "content": "" + }, + { + "role": "tool", + "content": "The create_new_task tool call was successful and has been applied to the model.", + "tool_call_id": "tool_create_new_task_erBoUbyN0Va0ZeEYw1Q3", + "name": "create_new_task" + }, + { + "role": "assistant", + "content": "" + }, + { + "role": "tool", + "content": "The create_new_task tool call was successful and has been applied to the model.", + "tool_call_id": "tool_create_new_task_WCUfokxqOVHX2wlOnVTr", + "name": "create_new_task" + }, + { + "role": "assistant", + "content": "" + }, + { + "role": "tool", + "content": "The create_new_task tool call was successful and has been applied to the model.", + "tool_call_id": "tool_create_new_task_l11H5NvAsByT4v2S3BpI", + "name": "create_new_task" + }, + { + "role": "assistant", + "content": "" + }, + { + "role": "tool", + "content": "The create_new_task tool call was successful and has been applied to the model.", + "tool_call_id": "tool_create_new_task_oiDgbJsQiaVGQvBC2Za8", + "name": "create_new_task" + }, + { + "role": "assistant", + "content": "I've created a new task called \"Pseudo Task\" with a few subtasks. I'll now set the first subtask as active." + }, + { + "role": "tool", + "content": "A string for subtask_title must be provided for this action", + "tool_call_id": "tool_set_active_subtask_A3n4KxvfLhuLVvp60OBW", + "name": "set_active_subtask" + }, + { + "role": "assistant", + "content": "" + }, + { + "role": "tool", + "content": "The create_new_task tool call was successful and has been applied to the model.", + "tool_call_id": "tool_create_new_task_yjH2O30KekheJLBYFcMM", + "name": "create_new_task" + }, + { + "role": "user", + "content": "\n\n```r```\n\n" + }, + { + "role": "user", + "content": "\n\nError in term:\n r\nNature of error: Variable r is not bound\n\n" + } +] \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/src/haz3lcore/CompositionCore/ToolJsonDefinitions/NewChat_openrouter_1.76505225558e+12.json b/src/haz3lcore/CompositionCore/ToolJsonDefinitions/NewChat_openrouter_1.76505225558e+12.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000..e966a47268 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/haz3lcore/CompositionCore/ToolJsonDefinitions/NewChat_openrouter_1.76505225558e+12.json @@ -0,0 +1,220 @@ +[ + { + "role": "system", + "content": "\n\nYou are an expert agentic AI programming assistant operating in the Hazel programming language.\nIf ever asked, your name is 'Filbert' (a play on words coming from hazelnut and the filbert paint brush, since you operate solely in the Hazel programming language and are a paint brush for the user's codebase).\nFurthermore, you are an agentic programming tool designed by researchers in the Future of Programming Lab at the University of Michigan.\nYou are working with a user to accomplish a programming task in a paired programming setting.\nThe user will ask you a question or to perform a task (implement a feature, fix an issue, etc).\nYou are a professional coding agent, meaning it is your duty to complete the user's task or attempt to complete their task until you decide\nthe task is complete or it is absolutely infeasible to complete the task.\nThe Hazel programming language is a low-resource programming language,\nmeaning it did not show up in much of your training data, and thus\nyou will be provided with relevant syntax and semantic information of the programming language\nthat you must carefully study and review when generating your responses.\nNEVER try to write code from another programming language other than Hazel.\n\n\n\n\nYou may explain and reason about the program/task/user query, but aim to keep your thinking and explanations concise and to the point.\nIf the user wants you to implement a feature that is quite complex, you should break it down into smaller tasks to work through step by step.\nAfter calling a tool, you should pick up immediately from where you left off—No need to repeat or summarize what you've been doing.\nYou should avoid explicitly mentioning tool calls to the user. Rather, explain what you are doing to the codebase in a way that is natural and easy to understand.\nYour conversation with the user should be as natural as possible, as if you were their pair programming partner.\nDo NOT write code or make todo lists if the user is simply just trying to engage in a dialogue with you.\nWe will now provide you with the following:\n\n1. A uniquely designed structure-based programming toolkit along with a specification\non how to call these tools throughout the attempted completion of the task.\n2. Hazel syntax notes.\n\n3. A brief summary of Hazel documentation.\n\nYou should frequently come back and reference each of the toolkit, syntax notes, documentation, and golden standard examples.\nKeep your chats concise, briefly communicating with the user your plan-of-action.\nAfter making a tool call, pick up immediately where you left off.\nThat is, do not repeat yourself or try to summarize what you've been doing.\nYou should use markdown to format your text responses, in a way such that the user can easily read and understand your thinking, intentions, and plan-of-action.\nAvailable markdown features include:\n\n1. bold\n\n2. italic\n\n3. inline code\n\n4. headers\n\n5. blockquote\n\n6. thematic break\n\n7. lists\n\n8. links\n\n\n\n\n\nYou are operating in a structure-based programming environment, akin to a structure editor.\nevery edit state of Hazel maintains a valid Abstract Syntax Tree (AST) representation of the program.\nWe aim to leverage this feature of Hazel and provide you with a toolkit that\nenables you to view, modify, and gather/read meaningful context (via language server tools) from the program's structure.\nOn each iteration, you will be provided with a textual representation of the program and any static errors present in the program.\nIt is your duty to manage the context/length of what is shown by the textual representation of the program.\nIt's important to note that the tools you have belong exclusively to one of three categories:\n\n1. View: These tools are used to view the AST/program itself. They primarily operate on the tree-based structure of the file system and AST.\nYou should use these to expand and collapse definitions (kind of as if they were folders/files).\nIt is your duty to adequately manage what is expanded and collapsed. Try to only retain meaningul information expanded, things you readily need.\nThis is a critical step here, as it helps keep costs at bay, and avoids overwhelming you with too much unnecessary information.\nThese actions will never modify the program itself. They are purely for controlling the view of what you see in the program.\n\nCritically, there is no notion of 'we' for this view. ONLY YOU are able to see this view. These user sees their own view of the program.\n(note that by 'view' here, we mean what is expanded/collapsed.\n2. Read: These tools are used to gather additional information from the program, and do not modify the program/AST.\nThink of these as powerful language server tools.\n\n3. Edit: These tools are used to modify the program. \n\nYou should use the tools to navigate/view the AST, read information from the program, and modify the program.\nYou may find it useful to use view and read tools to understand the code and provide and thoughtful, accurate response.\nIf the user asks a complex or ambiguous question, you should ask for and seek clarification first before calling any tools.\nThese tools are meant to be fairly atomic, and you are expected to make many tool calls in order to\nread and undestand the code and complete the user's task!\n\n\n\n\nYou might see ⋱ after some definitions. This is a special character that indicates a \"fold\" in the program.\nIt is a critical feature here, as it aims to prevent information overload...\nThese ⋱ characters are what you will see on collapsed definitions.\nYou should recognize that these are not actual characters within the program,\nbut rather \"folds\" which hide away the details of collapsed definitions and prevent an overload of information.\n\nTerminology Used in this Toolkit:\n\n* \"pattern\" - the tiles between the \"let\" and \"=\" delimiters, or the \"type\" and \"=\" delimiters, exclusive\n\n* \"definition\" - the tiles between the \"=\" and \"in\" delimiters, exclusive\n\n* \"body\" - the tiles after the \"in\" delimiter, exclusive\n\n* \"binding clause\" - the tiles between the \"let\" and \"in\" delimiters, or the \"type\" and \"in\" delimiters, inclusive\n\n\nTHESE TOOLS ARE ONLY AVAILABLE TO YOU.\nThe user has their OWN text editor interface.\nThey see their own view of the program, and you see your own view of the program.\nThey interact with the program in their own way, and you interact with the program in your own way (with these tools).\nThey technically should know nothing about the tools unless they have backend knowledge.\n\nAnother super important note—when writing code, you should use line breaks to neatly format the code.\nHazel's formatter will automatically indent the code for you wherever you insert line breaks.\nALWAYS ALWAYS ALWAYS use line breaks when necessary to allow Hazel's formatter to format your code.\nWe REPEAT, ALWAYS ALWAYS ALWAYS use line breaks, OTHERWISE Hazel canNOT pretty format the code and it will NOT be human readable!!!\nIndenting is so important and crucial, and such a simple, surefire way to make your code readable. Please always use it.\n\n\n\n\nYou also have some tools available to you for maintaining a tasks/todo lists.\nThis is a SUPER useful tool you should ALWAYS utilize.\nWe repeat. Utilize. The. Task. Tools.\nWhen planning large or small tasks, utilize this tool.\nEven just a small refactor... we store all of them, so the user can easily read through all tasks you've done, small or large.\nAlmost always your first tool call should be to create a task, especially if one does not yet exist.\nThis task list will always be displayed as the latest message for you, meaning it will greatly help you manage your overall goal at hand.\nYou should aim to keep titles concise, as they are unique identifiers for the subtask items, and make descriptions very detailed.\nCheck off items as necessary. Uncheck if necessary. Add more subtasks as necessary. Reorder subtasks if necessary.\nYou must always have an active task and subtask set when working on code-related tasks.\nThis will help keep track of the subtask/subgoal you are focusing on.\nAnd it will help communicate to the user what this objective is as well, and the actions you take to complete it.\nAgain, basic flow for todo list usage should be:\n\n1.a. Create a new task if you need to intialize one.\n\n1.b. If a *relevant* task exists already, just continue to use it! You can always add more subtasks if needed.\n\n2. Set an active subtask before working on code-related tasks.\n\n3. Mark off subtasks as you complete them.\n\n4. Set new active subtasks as you move on to new tasks, try to go in order.\n\n5. Repeat steps 1-4 as necessary until the task is complete!\n\n6. Once complete, mark the task itself as complete, offering a descriptive summary. This will depend on the task and complexity of the implementation, but this summary could range from a brief overview to a multi-paragraph explanation.\n\n\n\n\n- Hazel uses C-style function application syntax, with parenthesis around comma-separated arguments\n- Function application is ALWAYS written using parentheses and commas: use 'function(arg1, arg2)'. DO NOT just use spaces between the function name and arguments.\n- Function parameters are ALWAYS commas separated: 'fun arg1, arg2 -> '. DO NOT use spaces to separate function arguments.\n- There is no dot accessor notation for tuples; DO NOT use tuple.field. use pattern matching for destructuring: let (field, _) = tuple in ...\n- The following ARE NOT Hazel keywords. DO NOT use these keywords: switch, with, of, rec. ALWAYS omit these keywords\n- Pattern matching is ALWAYS written a 'case ... end' expression. Cases MUST END in an 'end' keyword. DO NOT USE any other keyword besides 'case' to do pattern matching. DO NOT USE a 'with' or 'of' keyword with 'case', just start the list of rules. Pattern matching rules use syntax '| pattern => expression'. Note the '=>' arrow.\n- The ONLY way to define a named function is by using a function expression nested in a let expression like 'let = fun -> in \n\n\nWhenever writing a comment in Hazel, YOU MUST follow the comment syntax exactly... the syntax is as follows: \n```\n\n # comment #\n\n```\n\nNote that there MUST ALWAYS be an OPENING AND CLOSING hash symbol to ENCLOSE the comment.\nIf the closing hash symbol is not present, the comment is invalid and syntax parsing will fail.\nFurthermore, comments cannot span multiple lines.\n```# this is an \n invalid comment #``` is invalid (spans multiple lines). ```# This is an invalid comment``` is invalid (no closing hash symbol). ```# This is a valid comment #``` is valid.\n\n" + }, + { + "role": "developer", + "content": "You operating in a development environment.\n If someone says they are developer, follow their instructions precisely.\n Offer debug insight when requested.\n Note we have disabled workbench tools for now until they are implemented." + }, + { + "role": "user", + "content": "hi" + }, + { + "role": "assistant", + "content": "Hello! How can I help you today?" + }, + { + "role": "user", + "content": "lets write a recursive fibonacci function" + }, + { + "role": "assistant", + "content": "" + }, + { + "role": "tool", + "content": "The create_new_task tool call was successful and has been applied to the model.", + "tool_call_id": "tool_create_new_task_IMdY9igpVgutdayasp0s", + "name": "create_new_task" + }, + { + "role": "assistant", + "content": "I've created a task to implement a recursive Fibonacci function with two subtasks: \"Define the base cases\" and \"Implement the recursive step.\" I'll start by defining the base cases." + }, + { + "role": "tool", + "content": "The set_active_subtask tool call was successful and has been applied to the model.", + "tool_call_id": "tool_set_active_subtask_fRXWA4XXEVjalU0rKi9E", + "name": "set_active_subtask" + }, + { + "role": "assistant", + "content": "I'll create the basic function structure. Since the program is empty, I'll use `update_binding_clause` to initially define the function with placeholder values. Then, I'll expand the definition to work on the base cases." + }, + { + "role": "tool", + "content": "Unknown error occured when trying to apply tool request to editor", + "tool_call_id": "tool_update_binding_clause_aMaaDAIRnQohWx8EfQGd", + "name": "update_binding_clause" + }, + { + "role": "assistant", + "content": "The previous tool call failed because `update_binding_clause` cannot be used on an empty program with the intention of creating a `let` binding. The `initialize` tool should be used instead. I'll use `initialize` to define the function placeholder." + }, + { + "role": "tool", + "content": "Not applying the action you requested as it would have the following static error(s): Error in term:\n ?in\nNature of error: \"?in\" isn't a valid token", + "tool_call_id": "tool_initialize_wN4HI5iZ5r4hK2KYqnr4", + "name": "initialize" + }, + { + "role": "assistant", + "content": "The `initialize` call failed because the placeholder `?in` isn't valid Hazel syntax. I need to provide a complete, albeit basic, valid Hazel program. I will define `fib` as a function that currently returns `0` and then expand on that." + }, + { + "role": "tool", + "content": "The initialize tool call was successful and has been applied to the model.", + "tool_call_id": "tool_initialize_bL2vENEfUJA1IIpK3qqm", + "name": "initialize" + }, + { + "role": "assistant", + "content": "The current active subtask is \"Define the base cases\". I will now expand the definition of `fib` so I can modify it." + }, + { + "role": "tool", + "content": "The expand tool call was successful and has been applied to the model.", + "tool_call_id": "tool_expand_LHIF8jEkRHGh7J4fgDbL", + "name": "expand" + }, + { + "role": "assistant", + "content": "I have expanded the `fib` definition. Now I will update its definition to include the base cases using a `case` expression." + }, + { + "role": "tool", + "content": "Not applying the action you requested as it would have the following static error(s): Error in term:\n of\nNature of error: Variable of is not bound", + "tool_call_id": "tool_update_definition_VckMynohMt7TlM8k8YTr", + "name": "update_definition" + }, + { + "role": "assistant", + "content": "The previous tool call failed because \"of\" is not a valid keyword in Hazel for `case` expressions. I need to write the `case` expression correctly, without the `of` keyword and using `=>` for the rules. I will correct the `update_definition` call." + }, + { + "role": "tool", + "content": "The update_definition tool call was successful and has been applied to the model.", + "tool_call_id": "tool_update_definition_f11GhAZ3w4dEpNLDFbZ6", + "name": "update_definition" + }, + { + "role": "assistant", + "content": "The base cases for the `fib` function have been defined. I will now mark the subtask \"Define the base cases\" as complete." + }, + { + "role": "tool", + "content": "The mark_active_subtask_complete tool call was successful and has been applied to the model.", + "tool_call_id": "tool_mark_active_subtask_complete_guHX7JYsI9cXwpJosPE4", + "name": "mark_active_subtask_complete" + }, + { + "role": "assistant", + "content": "The previous subtask `Define the base cases` was completed successfully. Now, I will set the active subtask to `Implement the recursive step`." + }, + { + "role": "tool", + "content": "The set_active_subtask tool call was successful and has been applied to the model.", + "tool_call_id": "tool_set_active_subtask_ZBYe8zXBh97TP913DaxC", + "name": "set_active_subtask" + }, + { + "role": "assistant", + "content": "I have defined the function `fib` with its base cases. Now I need to add the recursive step for `n > 1`. I'll update the definition of `fib` to include the recursive case." + }, + { + "role": "tool", + "content": "The update_definition tool call was successful and has been applied to the model.", + "tool_call_id": "tool_update_definition_105LZRKaqz8CdmKB6bmP", + "name": "update_definition" + }, + { + "role": "assistant", + "content": "I have updated the `fib` function to include the recursive step `fib(n - 1) + fib(n - 2)`. I will mark the active subtask `Implement the recursive step` as complete." + }, + { + "role": "tool", + "content": "The mark_active_subtask_complete tool call was successful and has been applied to the model.", + "tool_call_id": "tool_mark_active_subtask_complete_ST46eSHwKmyFTIOK0nQE", + "name": "mark_active_subtask_complete" + }, + { + "role": "assistant", + "content": "I have successfully implemented the recursive Fibonacci function. Now, I will add a test case to verify its correctness. I'll update the body of the last `let` binding to call `fib` with some input." + }, + { + "role": "tool", + "content": "Path \"\" not found in node map\nPerhaps you meant \"fib\"?", + "tool_call_id": "tool_update_body_o1pI1u6qdMdHBGbht20d", + "name": "update_body" + }, + { + "role": "assistant", + "content": "The `update_body` call failed because the path was incorrect. I need to specify the path to the main body of the program where I want to add the test case. In this case, the body is at the top level, following the `fib` definition. I'll modify the existing `fib(0)` to `fib(10)` to test the function." + }, + { + "role": "tool", + "content": "Path \"\" not found in node map\nPerhaps you meant \"fib\"?", + "tool_call_id": "tool_update_body_vsol23ZiQQREzz3XX0rr", + "name": "update_body" + }, + { + "role": "assistant", + "content": "I am still getting an error with `update_body`. The issue is that `update_body` requires a path to a specific binding clause whose body should be updated. When I use an empty string as the path, Hazel doesn't know which body to update.\n\nIn this case, the `fib` function is the only binding clause at the top level. I want to change the expression that follows `in` *after* the `fib` definition. This expression is effectively the body of the entire program, or more specifically, the body of the `fib` binding.\n\nTherefore, the path for the `update_body` call should be `\"fib\"`. I will set `test the function` as the active subtask and then call `update_body` with `path=\"fib\"` and the test case `fib(10)`." + }, + { + "role": "tool", + "content": "The set_active_subtask tool call was successful and has been applied to the model.", + "tool_call_id": "tool_set_active_subtask_WTXJQ1PLgrXx7a4rsMB7", + "name": "set_active_subtask" + }, + { + "role": "assistant", + "content": "Okay, I see the issue. My apologies. The `update_body` tool is for updating the *body of a `let` binding*. In this case, `fib(0)` is part of the overall expression, not the body of a nested `let` binding.\n\nTo change the call `fib(0)` to `fib(10)`, I need to update the *definition* of `fib` itself. This means I'll be updating the entire function definition to include the desired test case at the end. This is a bit unusual, as typically a `let` binding defines a variable, and then the body *after* all `let` bindings uses those variables.\n\nGiven the current `fib` definition is `let fib = fun n -> case n | 0 => 0 | 1 => 1 | _ => fib(n - 1) + fib(n - 2) end in fib(0)`, to change the `fib(0)` to `fib(10)` I need to update the entire `binding_clause` of `fib`.\n\nLet's try that. I'll use `update_binding_clause` with the path `fib` and include the test case `fib(10)` after the function definition." + }, + { + "role": "tool", + "content": "No lowest enclosing node found for cursor", + "tool_call_id": "tool_update_binding_clause_Vn95OiVtZ7aFI8dZM2kt", + "name": "update_binding_clause" + }, + { + "role": "assistant", + "content": "It seems I made a mistake in the previous attempt to modify the test call. I understand the confusion now. When a `let` binding is the only one, the expression that follows `in` *is* the body of that `let` binding. So, to change `fib(0)` to `fib(10)`, I need to use `update_body` with the path `\"fib\"`. Let me try that now." + }, + { + "role": "tool", + "content": "The update_body tool call was successful and has been applied to the model.", + "tool_call_id": "tool_update_body_Hby4V0D5KilYIJ2Y7r0s", + "name": "update_body" + }, + { + "role": "assistant", + "content": "The user wants me to implement a recursive fibonacci function.\nI have already implemented the function and want to add a test case.\nI have already set the active subtask to \"Test the function\".\nNow I have successfully updated the body of the `fib` binding to `fib(10)`. This effectively sets `fib(10)` as the main expression of the program, which will evaluate the 10th Fibonacci number.\n\nI will now mark the `Test the function` subtask as complete." + }, + { + "role": "tool", + "content": "The mark_active_subtask_complete tool call was successful and has been applied to the model.", + "tool_call_id": "tool_mark_active_subtask_complete_IkTvwq9R5bBT8rg0No5V", + "name": "mark_active_subtask_complete" + }, + { + "role": "assistant", + "content": "I have successfully implemented the recursive Fibonacci function and added a test case. I will now mark the task \"Implement recursive Fibonacci function\" as complete." + }, + { + "role": "tool", + "content": "The mark_active_task_complete tool call was successful and has been applied to the model.", + "tool_call_id": "tool_mark_active_task_complete_Aim5lOnljLSiWNR2UOV0", + "name": "mark_active_task_complete" + }, + { + "role": "assistant", + "content": "The task `Implement recursive Fibonacci function` is complete!\nI have successfully implemented the recursive Fibonacci function and added a test case `fib(10)`.\nLet me know if you'd like to implement another feature or make any changes!" + }, + { + "role": "user", + "content": "\n\n\n\n```let fib = fun n -> case n | 0 => 0 | 1 => 1 | _ => fib(n - 1) + fib(n - 2) end in fib(10)```\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n=== Composition Active Task Information ===\nActive Task:\n=== Task ===\nTitle: Implement recursive Fibonacci function\nDescription: Implement a recursive function to calculate the nth Fibonacci number.\nIs Active: true\nLast Updated: 1.76505240266e+12\nCompletion Info: Summary: Implemented a recursive Fibonacci function with base cases for 0 and 1, a recursive step for n > 1, and a test case for fib(10)., Elapsed Time (s): 25568.\nSubtasks:\n=== Subtask ===\nTitle: Define the base cases\nDescription: Handle the Fibonacci sequence base cases (n=0 and n=1).\nIs Active: false\nCompletion Info: Summary: Defined the base cases for the fib function: `fib(0) = 0` and `fib(1) = 1`., Elapsed Time (s): 7484.\n=== Subtask ===\nTitle: Implement the recursive step\nDescription: Implement the recursive call for n > 1.\nIs Active: false\nCompletion Info: Summary: Implemented the recursive step for n > 1 by adding `fib(n - 1) + fib(n - 2)`. , Elapsed Time (s): 2248.\n=== Subtask ===\nTitle: Test the function\nDescription: Add a test case to verify the function works correctly.\nIs Active: true\nCompletion Info: Summary: Updated the body of the `fib` binding to `fib(10)` to test the function., Elapsed Time (s): 7667.\n\n========================\n\n\n\n\nNOTE: This is an automated message triggered before every message send. This is to provide you with rich information of the current task, editor, code, and project as a whole." + } +] \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/src/haz3lcore/CompositionCore/prompt_factory/CompositionPrompt.re b/src/haz3lcore/CompositionCore/prompt_factory/CompositionPrompt.re index 9547881128..4cd4f90651 100644 --- a/src/haz3lcore/CompositionCore/prompt_factory/CompositionPrompt.re +++ b/src/haz3lcore/CompositionCore/prompt_factory/CompositionPrompt.re @@ -5,7 +5,7 @@ let hazel_documentation = HazelDocumentation.self; let role = [ "\n", "You are an expert agentic AI programming assistant operating in the Hazel programming language.", - "If ever asked, your name is 'Corylus' (a play on words coming from the genus of the hazel tree, since you operate solely in the Hazel programming language).", + "If ever asked, your name is 'Filbert' (a play on words coming from hazelnut and the filbert paint brush, since you operate solely in the Hazel programming language and are a paint brush for the user's codebase).", "Furthermore, you are an agentic programming tool designed by researchers in the Future of Programming Lab at the University of Michigan.", "You are working with a user to accomplish a programming task in a paired programming setting.", "The user will ask you a question or to perform a task (implement a feature, fix an issue, etc).", diff --git a/src/web/app/common/Icons.re b/src/web/app/common/Icons.re index 714dff0162..ab2948aaeb 100644 --- a/src/web/app/common/Icons.re +++ b/src/web/app/common/Icons.re @@ -546,3 +546,28 @@ let copy = "M19.5 16.5L19.5 4.5L18.75 3.75H9L8.25 4.5L8.25 7.5L5.25 7.5L4.5 8.25V20.25L5.25 21H15L15.75 20.25V17.25H18.75L19.5 16.5ZM15.75 15.75L15.75 8.25L15 7.5L9.75 7.5V5.25L18 5.25V15.75H15.75ZM6 9L14.25 9L14.25 19.5L6 19.5L6 9Z", ], ); + +let circle_with_check = + simple_icon( + ~view="0 0 800 800", + [ + "M486.62 267.969L358.3 421.875L313.379 368.017C309.179 362.977 304.027 358.814 298.218 355.765C292.409 352.716 286.056 350.841 279.523 350.247C272.989 349.653 266.402 350.351 260.139 352.303C253.875 354.255 248.057 357.421 243.017 361.621C237.977 365.821 233.813 370.972 230.764 376.781C227.715 382.59 225.84 388.943 225.246 395.477C224.652 402.011 225.351 408.597 227.303 414.861C229.254 421.125 232.42 426.942 236.62 431.982L319.921 531.982C324.603 537.616 330.467 542.151 337.098 545.265C343.729 548.379 350.963 549.995 358.289 550C365.614 550.005 372.851 548.397 379.485 545.292C386.12 542.187 391.99 537.66 396.679 532.032L563.379 332.032C567.615 326.995 570.816 321.172 572.797 314.896C574.778 308.62 575.5 302.015 574.922 295.459C574.344 288.903 572.477 282.526 569.429 276.693C566.38 270.86 562.21 265.687 557.157 261.47C552.104 257.253 546.268 254.075 539.985 252.119C533.701 250.163 527.092 249.466 520.539 250.07C513.985 250.674 507.615 252.566 501.795 255.638C495.974 258.709 490.817 262.9 486.62 267.969Z", + "M400 0C320.888 0 243.552 23.4596 177.772 67.4122C111.992 111.365 60.7234 173.836 30.4484 246.927C0.173314 320.017 -7.74802 400.444 7.68607 478.036C23.1202 555.629 61.2165 626.902 117.157 682.843C173.098 738.784 244.372 776.88 321.964 792.314C399.556 807.748 479.983 799.827 553.074 769.552C626.164 739.277 688.635 688.008 732.588 622.228C776.541 556.448 800 479.113 800 400C799.887 293.948 757.708 192.272 682.718 117.282C607.728 42.2919 506.052 0.112941 400 0ZM400 700C340.666 700 282.664 682.405 233.329 649.441C183.994 616.476 145.543 569.623 122.836 514.805C100.13 459.987 94.189 399.667 105.765 341.473C117.34 283.279 145.912 229.824 187.868 187.868C229.824 145.912 283.279 117.34 341.473 105.764C399.667 94.1888 459.987 100.13 514.805 122.836C569.623 145.542 616.477 183.994 649.441 233.329C682.405 282.664 700 340.666 700 400C699.913 479.538 668.279 555.794 612.036 612.036C555.794 668.278 479.539 699.913 400 700Z", + ], + ); + +let circle_with_no_check = + simple_icon( + ~view="0 0 800 800", + [ + "M400 0C320.888 0 243.552 23.4596 177.772 67.4122C111.992 111.365 60.7234 173.836 30.4484 246.927C0.173314 320.017 -7.74802 400.444 7.68607 478.036C23.1202 555.629 61.2165 626.902 117.157 682.843C173.098 738.784 244.372 776.88 321.964 792.314C399.556 807.748 479.983 799.827 553.074 769.552C626.164 739.277 688.635 688.008 732.588 622.228C776.541 556.448 800 479.113 800 400C799.887 293.948 757.708 192.272 682.718 117.282C607.728 42.2919 506.052 0.112941 400 0ZM400 700C340.666 700 282.664 682.405 233.329 649.441C183.994 616.476 145.543 569.623 122.836 514.805C100.13 459.987 94.189 399.667 105.765 341.473C117.34 283.279 145.912 229.824 187.868 187.868C229.824 145.912 283.279 117.34 341.473 105.764C399.667 94.1888 459.987 100.13 514.805 122.836C569.623 145.542 616.477 183.994 649.441 233.329C682.405 282.664 700 340.666 700 400C699.913 479.538 668.279 555.794 612.036 612.036C555.794 668.278 479.539 699.913 400 700Z", + ], + ); + +let library = + simple_icon( + ~view="0 0 36 36", + [ + "M33.48,29.63,26.74,11.82a2,2,0,0,0-2.58-1.16L21,11.85V8.92A1.92,1.92,0,0,0,19.08,7H14V4.92A1.92,1.92,0,0,0,12.08,3H5A2,2,0,0,0,3,5V32a1,1,0,0,0,1,1H20a1,1,0,0,0,1-1V19.27l5,13.21a1,1,0,0,0,1.29.58l5.61-2.14a1,1,0,0,0,.58-1.29ZM12,8.83V31H5V5h7ZM19,31H14V9h5Zm8.51-.25L21.13,13.92l3.74-1.42,6.39,16.83Z", + ], + ); diff --git a/src/web/view/ProjectModeCore/AgentCore/Agent.re b/src/web/view/ProjectModeCore/AgentCore/Agent.re index bee7565faa..c256962648 100644 --- a/src/web/view/ProjectModeCore/AgentCore/Agent.re +++ b/src/web/view/ProjectModeCore/AgentCore/Agent.re @@ -52,8 +52,7 @@ module Message = { | ApiFailure | DeveloperNotes // Only one should exist | Prompt // Only one should exist - | AgentEditorView // Only one should exist - | StaticErrorsInfo; // Only one should exist + | Context; [@deriving (show({with_path: false}), sexp, yojson)] // Separating like such, as agent messages appear on left @@ -175,35 +174,57 @@ module Message = { current_child: None, }; }; - let mk_agent_editor_view_message = (content: string): Model.t => { - let sanitized_content = String.trim(content); - let api_content_prefix = "\n\n```"; - let api_content_suffix = "```\n\n"; - let api_content = - api_content_prefix ++ sanitized_content ++ api_content_suffix; - { - id: Id.mk(), - content: api_content, - timestamp: JsUtil.timestamp(), - role: System(AgentEditorView), - api_message: Some(OpenRouter.Message.Utils.mk_user_msg(api_content)), - children: [], - current_child: None, - }; - }; + let mk_context_message = + ( + agent_editor_content: string, + static_errors_content: string, + workbench_content: string, + ) + : Model.t => { + let sanitized_agent_editor_content = String.trim(agent_editor_content); + let sanitized_static_errors_content = + String.trim(static_errors_content); + let sanitized_workbench_content = String.trim(workbench_content); + + let agent_editor_content_prefix = "\n\n```"; + let agent_editor_content_suffix = "```\n\n"; + let agent_editor_content = + agent_editor_content_prefix + ++ sanitized_agent_editor_content + ++ agent_editor_content_suffix; + + let static_errors_content_prefix = "\n\n"; + let static_errors_content_suffix = "\n\n"; + let static_errors_content = + static_errors_content_prefix + ++ sanitized_static_errors_content + ++ static_errors_content_suffix; + + let workbench_content_prefix = "\n\n"; + let workbench_content_suffix = "\n\n"; + let workbench_content = + workbench_content_prefix + ++ sanitized_workbench_content + ++ workbench_content_suffix; + + let context_prefix = "\n\n"; + let context_suffix = "\n\n"; + let context_content = + context_prefix + ++ agent_editor_content + ++ static_errors_content + ++ workbench_content + ++ context_suffix; + let content = + context_content + ++ "\nNOTE: This is an automated message triggered before every message send. This is to provide you with rich information of the current task, editor, code, and project as a whole."; - let mk_static_errors_info_message = (content: string): Model.t => { - let sanitized_content = String.trim(content); - let api_content = - "\n\n" - ++ sanitized_content - ++ "\n\n"; { id: Id.mk(), - content: api_content, + content, timestamp: JsUtil.timestamp(), - role: System(StaticErrorsInfo), - api_message: Some(OpenRouter.Message.Utils.mk_user_msg(api_content)), + role: System(Context), + api_message: Some(OpenRouter.Message.Utils.mk_user_msg(content)), children: [], current_child: None, }; @@ -273,12 +294,6 @@ module Message = { module Chat = { module Model = { - [@deriving (show({with_path: false}), sexp, yojson)] - type context = { - agent_editor_view: Message.Model.t, - static_errors_info: Message.Model.t, - }; - [@deriving (show({with_path: false}), sexp, yojson)] type current_view = | Messages @@ -301,7 +316,7 @@ module Chat = { root: Id.t, agent_view: AgentContext.Model.t, agent_workbench: AgentWorkbench.Model.t, // The agent's todo lists/workbench associated with this chat - context: option(context), + context: option(Message.Model.t), created_at: float, current_view, }; @@ -433,19 +448,19 @@ module Chat = { }; let update_context = - ( - agent_editor_view: Message.Model.t, - static_errors_info: Message.Model.t, - chat: Model.t, - ) + (agent_editor_view: string, static_errors_info: string, chat: Model.t) : Model.t => { + let workbench = + Message.Utils.mk_context_message( + agent_editor_view, + static_errors_info, + AgentWorkbench.Utils.MainUtils.active_task_to_pretty_string( + chat.agent_workbench, + ), + ); { ...chat, - context: - Some({ - agent_editor_view, - static_errors_info, - }), + context: Some(workbench), }; }; @@ -465,8 +480,7 @@ module Chat = { let get = (chat: Model.t): list(Message.Model.t) => { let linear = linearize(chat); switch (chat.context) { - | Some(context) => - linear @ [context.agent_editor_view, context.static_errors_info] + | Some(context) => linear @ [context] | None => linear }; }; @@ -500,7 +514,7 @@ module Chat = { | BranchOff(Id.t) | AgentContextAction(AgentContext.Update.action) | WorkbenchAction(AgentWorkbench.Update.Action.action) - | UpdateContext(Message.Model.t, Message.Model.t) + | UpdateContext(string, string) | AppendToMessageContent(Id.t, string) | OverwriteMessage(Id.t, Message.Model.t) | SwitchView(Model.current_view); @@ -591,8 +605,7 @@ module ChunkedUIChat = { type t = { prompt: string, developer_notes: string, - agent_view: string, - static_errors: string, + context: string, log: list(chunk), }; }; @@ -617,8 +630,7 @@ module ChunkedUIChat = { { prompt: "", developer_notes: "", - agent_view: "", - static_errors: "", + context: "", log: [], }; }; @@ -687,16 +699,10 @@ module ChunkedUIChat = { developer_notes: message.content, }; convert_helper(rest, updated_model); - | System(AgentEditorView) => - let updated_model = { - ...acc_model, - agent_view: message.content, - }; - convert_helper(rest, updated_model); - | System(StaticErrorsInfo) => + | System(Context) => let updated_model = { ...acc_model, - static_errors: message.content, + context: message.content, }; convert_helper(rest, updated_model); | ToolResult(tool_call, success) => @@ -1209,20 +1215,15 @@ module Agent = { let curr_chat = ChatSystem.Utils.find_chat(chat_id, model.chat_system); let agent_editor_view_string = CompositionView.Public.print(editor.editor, curr_chat.agent_view); - let agent_editor_view_message = - Message.Utils.mk_agent_editor_view_message(agent_editor_view_string); let static_errors_info_string = - ErrorPrint.all(Perform.mk_statics(editor.editor.state.zipper)); - let static_errors_info_message = - Message.Utils.mk_static_errors_info_message( - static_errors_info_string |> String.concat("\n"), - ); + ErrorPrint.all(Perform.mk_statics(editor.editor.state.zipper)) + |> String.concat("\n"); let chat_system = ChatSystem.Update.update( ChatSystem.Update.Action.ChatAction( Chat.Update.Action.UpdateContext( - agent_editor_view_message, - static_errors_info_message, + agent_editor_view_string, + static_errors_info_string, ), chat_id, ), diff --git a/src/web/view/ProjectModeCore/FileSystemCore/FileSystem.re b/src/web/view/ProjectModeCore/FileSystemCore/FileSystem.re index cca6444c65..6152901d52 100644 --- a/src/web/view/ProjectModeCore/FileSystemCore/FileSystem.re +++ b/src/web/view/ProjectModeCore/FileSystemCore/FileSystem.re @@ -112,7 +112,7 @@ module Persistent = { let unpersist = (~settings, p: t): Model.t => { file_tree: unpersist_file_tree(~settings, p.file_tree), - current: [""] /* TODO: Unpersist current file path, defaulting to root for now */, + current: p.current, }; }; @@ -145,20 +145,21 @@ module Utils = { }; let init = (): Model.t => { + // Initializes a new file system with the root folder as the current folder + // It also places a read_me.hz file in the root folder let root = ""; + let root_project_folder: Model.folder = { + path: [root], + name: root, + children: [], + expanded: true, + }; { - file_tree: { - let root_project_folder: Model.folder = { - path: [root], - name: root, - children: [], - expanded: true, - }; + file_tree: Maps.StringMap.singleton( string_of_path([root]), Model.Folder(root_project_folder), - ); - }, + ), current: [root], }; }; @@ -297,7 +298,9 @@ module Update = { }); }; | Some(File(_)) => - Failure("Cannot add file to a file. Please select a folder.") + Failure( + "Cannot add file to a file. This indicates a bug, cause this code should be unreachable.", + ) | None => Failure("Parent folder does not exist.") }; }; diff --git a/src/web/view/ProjectModeView/AgentView/ChatBottomBar.re b/src/web/view/ProjectModeView/AgentView/ChatBottomBar.re new file mode 100644 index 0000000000..f68344f9cf --- /dev/null +++ b/src/web/view/ProjectModeView/AgentView/ChatBottomBar.re @@ -0,0 +1,386 @@ +open Virtual_dom.Vdom; +open Node; +open Util.WebUtil; +open Util; +open Js_of_ocaml; + +open JsUtil; + +// Shared bottom bar component for Chat and Workbench views +let view = + ( + ~globals as _: Globals.t, + ~agent_model: Agent.Agent.Model.t, + ~agent_inject: Agent.Agent.Update.Action.t => Effect.t(unit), + ~signal: Editors.View.signal => Effect.t(unit), + ~chunked_chat: Agent.ChunkedUIChat.Model.t, + ~current_chat_id: Id.t, + ) + : Node.t => { + let chat_system = agent_model.chat_system; + let current_chat = + Agent.ChatSystem.Utils.find_chat(current_chat_id, chat_system); + + // Auto-resize textarea helper + let autosize_textarea = (id: string) => { + Js.Opt.iter( + Dom_html.document##getElementById(Js.string(id)), + el => { + let textarea = Js.Unsafe.coerce(el); + textarea##.style##.height := Js.string("auto"); + let scroll_height = textarea##.scrollHeight; + let max_height = 200; + let height = min(scroll_height, max_height); + textarea##.style##.height := Js.string(string_of_int(height) ++ "px"); + textarea##.style##.overflowY := + Js.string(scroll_height > max_height ? "auto" : "hidden"); + }, + ); + }; + + // Get current text box content from model + let current_text = chat_system.ui.current_text_box_content; + + // Handle textarea input + let handle_textarea_input = (_event, value: string) => { + JsUtil.delay(0.0, () => autosize_textarea("chat-message-input")); + Effect.Many([ + agent_inject( + Agent.Agent.Update.Action.ChatSystemAction( + Agent.ChatSystem.Update.Action.SaveTextBoxContent(value), + ), + ), + Effect.Stop_propagation, + ]); + }; + + // Send message handler + let send_message = _ => { + let message_content = String.trim(current_text); + if (String.length(message_content) > 0) { + let user_message = Agent.Message.Utils.mk_user_message(message_content); + Effect.Many([ + agent_inject( + Agent.Agent.Update.Action.SendMessage( + user_message, + current_chat_id, + ), + ), + agent_inject( + Agent.Agent.Update.Action.ChatSystemAction( + Agent.ChatSystem.Update.Action.SaveTextBoxContent(""), + ), + ), + Effect.Stop_propagation, + ]); + } else { + Effect.Stop_propagation; + }; + }; + + // Handler functions for icon buttons + let switch_to_prompt = _ => { + Effect.Many([ + agent_inject( + Agent.Agent.Update.Action.ChatSystemAction( + Agent.ChatSystem.Update.Action.ChatAction( + Agent.Chat.Update.Action.SwitchView(Agent.Chat.Model.Prompt), + current_chat_id, + ), + ), + ), + Effect.Stop_propagation, + ]); + }; + + let switch_to_dev_notes = _ => { + Effect.Many([ + agent_inject( + Agent.Agent.Update.Action.ChatSystemAction( + Agent.ChatSystem.Update.Action.ChatAction( + Agent.Chat.Update.Action.SwitchView( + Agent.Chat.Model.DeveloperNotes, + ), + current_chat_id, + ), + ), + ), + Effect.Stop_propagation, + ]); + }; + + let switch_to_context_view = _ => { + Effect.Many([ + agent_inject( + Agent.Agent.Update.Action.ChatSystemAction( + Agent.ChatSystem.Update.Action.ChatAction( + Agent.Chat.Update.Action.SwitchView( + Agent.Chat.Model.AgentEditorView, + ), + current_chat_id, + ), + ), + ), + Effect.Stop_propagation, + ]); + }; + + // Export OpenRouter messages function + let export_chat = _ => { + let messages = Agent.Chat.Utils.get(current_chat); + let api_messages = Agent.Chat.Utils.api_messages_of_messages(messages); + let messages_json = + `List( + List.map(OpenRouter.Message.Utils.json_of_message, api_messages), + ); + let filename = + StringUtil.sanitize_filename(current_chat.title) + ++ "_openrouter_" + ++ string_of_float(current_chat.created_at); + download_json(filename, messages_json); + Effect.Stop_propagation; + }; + + // Copy chat as human-readable text function with toast notification + let copy_chat = _ => { + let messages = Agent.Chat.Utils.get(current_chat); + let user_facing_messages = + List.filter( + (msg: Agent.Message.Model.t) => + switch (msg.role) { + | Agent.Message.Model.System(_) => false + | _ => true + }, + messages, + ); + let format_message = (msg: Agent.Message.Model.t): string => { + switch (msg.role) { + | Agent.Message.Model.User => "User: " ++ msg.content ++ "\n\n" + | Agent.Message.Model.Agent => "LLM: " ++ msg.content ++ "\n\n" + | Agent.Message.Model.ToolResult(tool_call, success) => + "Tool Call: " + ++ tool_call.name + ++ " " + ++ (success ? "[success]" : "[failure]") + ++ "\n\n" + | Agent.Message.Model.System(_) => "" + }; + }; + let formatted_text = + List.fold_left( + (acc, msg) => acc ++ format_message(msg), + "", + user_facing_messages, + ); + JsUtil.focus_clipboard_shim(); + Js.Opt.iter( + Dom_html.document##getElementById(Js.string("clipboard-shim")), + clipboard_shim_el => { + let clipboard_shim = Js.Unsafe.coerce(clipboard_shim_el); + clipboard_shim##.value := Js.string(formatted_text); + ignore(clipboard_shim##select); + ignore( + Dom_html.document##execCommand( + Js.string("copy"), + Js.bool(false), + Js.Opt.empty, + ), + ); + }, + ); + Js.Opt.iter( + Dom_html.document##getElementById(Js.string("copy-toast")), + toast => { + toast##.classList##add(Js.string("show")); + ignore( + Dom_html.window##setTimeout( + Js.wrap_callback(() => { + toast##.classList##remove(Js.string("show")) + }), + 2000.0, + ), + ); + }, + ); + Effect.Stop_propagation; + }; + + // Input area at bottom with buttons above + div( + ~attrs=[clss(["chat-input-container"])], + [ + // Action buttons row - above input, left side buttons and right side export + div( + ~attrs=[clss(["chat-action-buttons-row"])], + [ + // Left side buttons + div( + ~attrs=[clss(["chat-action-buttons-left"])], + [ + // Prompt button + if (chunked_chat.prompt != "") { + div( + ~attrs=[ + clss(["chat-action-button", "icon"]), + Attr.on_click(switch_to_prompt), + Attr.title("View System Prompt"), + ], + [Icons.prompt], + ); + } else { + div(~attrs=[], []); + }, + // Dev Notes button + if (chunked_chat.developer_notes != "") { + div( + ~attrs=[ + clss(["chat-action-button", "icon"]), + Attr.on_click(switch_to_dev_notes), + Attr.title("View Developer Notes"), + ], + [Icons.wrench], + ); + } else { + div(~attrs=[], []); + }, + // Context View button (shows agent editor view, static errors, and workbench) + if (chunked_chat.context != "") { + div( + ~attrs=[ + clss(["chat-action-button", "icon"]), + Attr.on_click(switch_to_context_view), + Attr.title("View Agent Context"), + ], + [Icons.agent_view], + ); + } else { + div(~attrs=[], []); + }, + ], + ), + // Right side export and copy buttons + div( + ~attrs=[clss(["chat-action-buttons-right"])], + [ + div( + ~attrs=[ + clss(["chat-action-button", "icon"]), + Attr.on_click(export_chat), + Attr.title("Export OpenRouter Messages (JSON)"), + ], + [Icons.export], + ), + div( + ~attrs=[ + clss(["chat-action-button", "icon"]), + Attr.on_click(copy_chat), + Attr.title("Copy Chat (Human-readable)"), + ], + [Icons.copy], + ), + ], + ), + ], + ), + div( + ~attrs=[clss(["chat-message-input-container"])], + [ + textarea( + ~attrs=[ + clss(["chat-message-input"]), + Attr.id("chat-message-input"), + Attr.placeholder("Type your message..."), + Attr.property("autocomplete", Js.Unsafe.inject("off")), + Attr.on_focus(_ => { + Js.Opt.iter( + Dom_html.document##getElementById( + Js.string("chat-message-input"), + ), + el => { + let textarea = Js.Unsafe.coerce(el); + let current_height = textarea##.offsetHeight; + textarea##.style##.height := + Js.string(string_of_int(current_height) ++ "px"); + textarea##.style##.overflowY := Js.string("auto"); + }, + ); + Effect.Many([ + signal( + Editors.View.MakeActive( + Editors.Selection.Projects( + ProjectMode.Selection.TextBox, + ), + ), + ), + Effect.Stop_propagation, + ]); + }), + Attr.on_blur(_ => { + JsUtil.delay(0.0, () => + autosize_textarea("chat-message-input") + ); + Effect.Stop_propagation; + }), + Attr.on_input(handle_textarea_input), + Attr.on_keydown(event => { + let key = Js.Optdef.to_option(Js.Unsafe.get(event, "key")); + let shift_pressed = Key.shift_held(event); + switch (key) { + | Some("Enter") when !shift_pressed => + Js.Opt.iter( + Dom_html.document##getElementById( + Js.string("chat-message-input"), + ), + el => { + let textarea = Js.Unsafe.coerce(el); + textarea##blur(); + }, + ); + Effect.Many([ + send_message(), + Effect.Prevent_default, + Effect.Stop_propagation, + ]); + | Some("Enter") => Effect.Stop_propagation + | _ => Effect.Stop_propagation + }; + }), + Attr.on_copy(_ => Effect.Stop_propagation), + Attr.on_paste(_ => { + JsUtil.delay(0.0, () => + autosize_textarea("chat-message-input") + ); + Effect.Stop_propagation; + }), + Attr.on_cut(_ => Effect.Stop_propagation), + Attr.string_property("value", current_text), + ], + [text(current_text)], + ), + if (String.length(String.trim(current_text)) > 0) { + div( + ~attrs=[ + clss(["send-button", "icon", "chat-message-send-button"]), + Attr.on_click(send_message), + Attr.title("Send Message"), + ], + [Icons.send], + ); + } else { + div( + ~attrs=[ + clss([ + "send-button-disabled", + "icon", + "chat-message-send-button", + ]), + Attr.title("Send Message Disabled"), + ], + [Icons.send], + ); + }, + ], + ), + ], + ); +}; diff --git a/src/web/view/ProjectModeView/AgentView/ChatMessagesView.re b/src/web/view/ProjectModeView/AgentView/ChatMessagesView.re index 7d7b2a74c8..9777dc5e3b 100644 --- a/src/web/view/ProjectModeView/AgentView/ChatMessagesView.re +++ b/src/web/view/ProjectModeView/AgentView/ChatMessagesView.re @@ -100,7 +100,7 @@ module ViewComponents = { ); }; - let agent_editor_view_component = + let context_view = ( ~content: string, ~agent_inject: Agent.Agent.Update.Action.t => Effect.t(unit), @@ -113,10 +113,7 @@ module ViewComponents = { div( ~attrs=[clss(["view-header"])], [ - div( - ~attrs=[clss(["view-title"])], - [text("Agent Editor View")], - ), + div(~attrs=[clss(["view-title"])], [text("Agent Context")]), div( ~attrs=[ clss(["view-close-button", "icon"]), @@ -148,51 +145,6 @@ module ViewComponents = { ); }; - let static_errors_view = - ( - ~content: string, - ~agent_inject: Agent.Agent.Update.Action.t => Effect.t(unit), - ~chat_id: Id.t, - ) - : Node.t => { - div( - ~attrs=[clss(["full-screen-view"])], - [ - div( - ~attrs=[clss(["view-header"])], - [ - div(~attrs=[clss(["view-title"])], [text("Static Errors")]), - div( - ~attrs=[ - clss(["view-close-button", "icon"]), - Attr.on_click(_ => - Effect.Many([ - agent_inject( - Agent.Agent.Update.Action.ChatSystemAction( - Agent.ChatSystem.Update.Action.ChatAction( - Agent.Chat.Update.Action.SwitchView( - Agent.Chat.Model.Messages, - ), - chat_id, - ), - ), - ), - Effect.Stop_propagation, - ]) - ), - ], - [Icons.cancel], - ), - ], - ), - div( - ~attrs=[clss(["view-content", "system-message", "error"])], - [text(content)], - ), - ], - ); - }; - let workbench_view = ( ~agent_inject: Agent.Agent.Update.Action.t => Effect.t(unit), @@ -275,48 +227,6 @@ let view = ); }; - // Get current text box content from model - let current_text = chat_system.ui.current_text_box_content; - - // Handle textarea input - Attr.on_input provides (event, string) - let handle_textarea_input = (_event, value: string) => { - JsUtil.delay(0.0, () => autosize_textarea("chat-message-input")); - Effect.Many([ - agent_inject( - Agent.Agent.Update.Action.ChatSystemAction( - Agent.ChatSystem.Update.Action.SaveTextBoxContent(value), - ), - ), - Effect.Stop_propagation, - ]); - }; - - // Send message handler - let send_message = _ => { - let message_content = String.trim(current_text); - if (String.length(message_content) > 0) { - // Create user message - let user_message = Agent.Message.Utils.mk_user_message(message_content); - // Send the message and clear the text box - Effect.Many([ - agent_inject( - Agent.Agent.Update.Action.SendMessage( - user_message, - current_chat_id, - ), - ), - agent_inject( - Agent.Agent.Update.Action.ChatSystemAction( - Agent.ChatSystem.Update.Action.SaveTextBoxContent(""), - ), - ), - Effect.Stop_propagation, - ]); - } else { - Effect.Stop_propagation; - }; - }; - // Send handler for editable user messages let send_edited_message = (message_id: Id.t, unique_id: string) => { let updated_content = @@ -596,78 +506,43 @@ let view = ); | Agent.ChunkedUIChat.Model.AgentResponseChunk(agent_chunk) => // Agent response chunk - display messages linearly - let is_last_chunk = index == num_chunks - 1; - // Render each message in the content list linearly + // Filter out empty agent messages - don't display them at all let linear_messages_display = agent_chunk.content - |> List.map((msg: Agent.Message.Model.t) => { + |> List.filter_map((msg: Agent.Message.Model.t) => { switch (msg.role) { | Agent => - // Agent message content - if (msg.content == "" && is_last_chunk) { - // Show loading dots if last chunk and content is empty - div( - ~attrs=[clss(["agent-message-loading-dots"])], - [ - div(~attrs=[clss(["dot", "dot1"])], []), - div(~attrs=[clss(["dot", "dot2"])], []), - div(~attrs=[clss(["dot"])], []), - ], - ); - } else if (msg.content != "") { - div( - ~attrs=[clss(["agent-message"])], - [text(msg.content)], + // Only show agent message if it has content + if (msg.content != "" && String.trim(msg.content) != "") { + Some( + div( + ~attrs=[clss(["agent-message"])], + [text(msg.content)], + ), ); } else { - div(~attrs=[], []); + None; // Don't display empty agent messages } | ToolResult(tool_call, success) => // Tool call message - display inline let status_text = success ? "[success]" : "[failure]"; - div( - ~attrs=[clss(["agent-tool-call-inline"])], - [ - div( - ~attrs=[clss(["tool-call-display"])], - [text(tool_call.name ++ " " ++ status_text)], - ), - ], + Some( + div( + ~attrs=[clss(["agent-tool-call-inline"])], + [ + div( + ~attrs=[clss(["tool-call-display"])], + [text(tool_call.name ++ " " ++ status_text)], + ), + ], + ), ); - | _ => div(~attrs=[], []) + | _ => None } }); - // Check if we should show loading dots (last chunk with all empty agent messages) - let has_loading_dots = - is_last_chunk - && List.for_all( - (msg: Agent.Message.Model.t) => - switch (msg.role) { - | Agent => msg.content == "" - | _ => false - }, - agent_chunk.content, - ) - && List.length(agent_chunk.content) > 0; - - let linear_display = - if (has_loading_dots) { - [ - // Show loading dots if last chunk and all agent content is empty - div( - ~attrs=[clss(["agent-message-loading-dots"])], - [ - div(~attrs=[clss(["dot", "dot1"])], []), - div(~attrs=[clss(["dot", "dot2"])], []), - div(~attrs=[clss(["dot"])], []), - ], - ), - ]; - } else { - linear_messages_display; - }; + let linear_display = linear_messages_display; // Render all tool calls at the end - separated by double line breaks let tool_calls_summary_display = @@ -700,7 +575,7 @@ let view = // Corylus identifier div( ~attrs=[clss(["message-identifier", "llm-identifier"])], - [Icons.corylus, text("Corylus")], + [Icons.corylus, text("Filbert")], ), div( ~attrs=[clss(["agent-message-wrapper"])], @@ -719,157 +594,10 @@ let view = }; }; - // Handler functions for icon buttons - let switch_to_prompt = _ => { - Effect.Many([ - agent_inject( - Agent.Agent.Update.Action.ChatSystemAction( - Agent.ChatSystem.Update.Action.ChatAction( - Agent.Chat.Update.Action.SwitchView(Agent.Chat.Model.Prompt), - current_chat_id, - ), - ), - ), - Effect.Stop_propagation, - ]); - }; - - let switch_to_dev_notes = _ => { - Effect.Many([ - agent_inject( - Agent.Agent.Update.Action.ChatSystemAction( - Agent.ChatSystem.Update.Action.ChatAction( - Agent.Chat.Update.Action.SwitchView( - Agent.Chat.Model.DeveloperNotes, - ), - current_chat_id, - ), - ), - ), - Effect.Stop_propagation, - ]); - }; - - let switch_to_agent_view = _ => { - Effect.Many([ - agent_inject( - Agent.Agent.Update.Action.ChatSystemAction( - Agent.ChatSystem.Update.Action.ChatAction( - Agent.Chat.Update.Action.SwitchView( - Agent.Chat.Model.AgentEditorView, - ), - current_chat_id, - ), - ), - ), - Effect.Stop_propagation, - ]); - }; - - let switch_to_static_errors = _ => { - Effect.Many([ - agent_inject( - Agent.Agent.Update.Action.ChatSystemAction( - Agent.ChatSystem.Update.Action.ChatAction( - Agent.Chat.Update.Action.SwitchView( - Agent.Chat.Model.StaticErrors, - ), - current_chat_id, - ), - ), - ), - Effect.Stop_propagation, - ]); - }; - - // Export OpenRouter messages function - let export_chat = _ => { - let messages = Agent.Chat.Utils.get(current_chat); - let api_messages = Agent.Chat.Utils.api_messages_of_messages(messages); - let messages_json = - `List( - List.map(OpenRouter.Message.Utils.json_of_message, api_messages), - ); - let filename = - StringUtil.sanitize_filename(current_chat.title) - ++ "_openrouter_" - ++ string_of_float(current_chat.created_at); - download_json(filename, messages_json); - Effect.Stop_propagation; - }; - - // Copy chat as human-readable text function with toast notification - let copy_chat = _ => { - let messages = Agent.Chat.Utils.get(current_chat); - // Filter out system messages (Prompt, DeveloperNotes, etc.) for user-facing view - let user_facing_messages = - List.filter( - (msg: Agent.Message.Model.t) => - switch (msg.role) { - | Agent.Message.Model.System(_) => false - | _ => true - }, - messages, - ); - let format_message = (msg: Agent.Message.Model.t): string => { - switch (msg.role) { - | Agent.Message.Model.User => "User: " ++ msg.content ++ "\n\n" - | Agent.Message.Model.Agent => "LLM: " ++ msg.content ++ "\n\n" - | Agent.Message.Model.ToolResult(tool_call, success) => - "Tool Call: " - ++ tool_call.name - ++ " " - ++ (success ? "[success]" : "[failure]") - ++ "\n\n" - | Agent.Message.Model.System(_) => "" - }; - }; - let formatted_text = - List.fold_left( - (acc, msg) => acc ++ format_message(msg), - "", - user_facing_messages, - ); - // Copy using clipboard shim approach (same as JsUtil.copy but with execCommand copy) - JsUtil.focus_clipboard_shim(); - Js.Opt.iter( - Dom_html.document##getElementById(Js.string("clipboard-shim")), - clipboard_shim_el => { - let clipboard_shim = Js.Unsafe.coerce(clipboard_shim_el); - clipboard_shim##.value := Js.string(formatted_text); - ignore(clipboard_shim##select); - // Execute copy command - ignore( - Dom_html.document##execCommand( - Js.string("copy"), - Js.bool(false), - Js.Opt.empty, - ), - ); - }, - ); - // Show toast notification - Js.Opt.iter( - Dom_html.document##getElementById(Js.string("copy-toast")), - toast => { - toast##.classList##add(Js.string("show")); - ignore( - Dom_html.window##setTimeout( - Js.wrap_callback(() => { - toast##.classList##remove(Js.string("show")) - }), - 2000.0, - ), - ); - }, - ); - Effect.Stop_propagation; - }; - // Check current view and render appropriate view switch (current_chat.current_view) { | Agent.Chat.Model.Messages => - // Normal messages view + // Normal messages view (content only, bottom bar handled in ChatView) div( ~attrs=[clss(["chat-messages-view"])], [ @@ -883,200 +611,6 @@ let view = ~attrs=[clss(["chat-messages-container"])], List.mapi(render_chunk, chunked_chat.log), ), - // Input area at bottom with buttons above - div( - ~attrs=[clss(["chat-input-container"])], - [ - // Action buttons row - above input, left side buttons and right side export - div( - ~attrs=[clss(["chat-action-buttons-row"])], - [ - // Left side buttons - div( - ~attrs=[clss(["chat-action-buttons-left"])], - [ - // Prompt button - if (chunked_chat.prompt != "") { - div( - ~attrs=[ - clss(["chat-action-button", "icon"]), - Attr.on_click(switch_to_prompt), - Attr.title("View System Prompt"), - ], - [Icons.prompt], - ); - } else { - div(~attrs=[], []); - }, - // Dev Notes button - if (chunked_chat.developer_notes != "") { - div( - ~attrs=[ - clss(["chat-action-button", "icon"]), - Attr.on_click(switch_to_dev_notes), - Attr.title("View Developer Notes"), - ], - [Icons.wrench], - ); - } else { - div(~attrs=[], []); - }, - // Agent View button - div( - ~attrs=[ - clss(["chat-action-button", "icon"]), - Attr.on_click(switch_to_agent_view), - Attr.title("View Agent Editor View"), - ], - [Icons.agent_view], - ), - // Static Errors button - div( - ~attrs=[ - clss(["chat-action-button", "icon"]), - Attr.on_click(switch_to_static_errors), - Attr.title("View Static Errors"), - ], - [Icons.error_info], - ), - ], - ), - // Right side export and copy buttons - div( - ~attrs=[clss(["chat-action-buttons-right"])], - [ - div( - ~attrs=[ - clss(["chat-action-button", "icon"]), - Attr.on_click(export_chat), - Attr.title("Export OpenRouter Messages (JSON)"), - ], - [Icons.export], - ), - div( - ~attrs=[ - clss(["chat-action-button", "icon"]), - Attr.on_click(copy_chat), - Attr.title("Copy Chat (Human-readable)"), - ], - [Icons.copy], - ), - ], - ), - ], - ), - div( - ~attrs=[clss(["chat-message-input-container"])], - [ - textarea( - ~attrs=[ - clss(["chat-message-input"]), - Attr.id("chat-message-input"), - Attr.placeholder("Type your message..."), - Attr.property("autocomplete", Js.Unsafe.inject("off")), - Attr.on_focus(_ => { - // Lock height on focus to prevent resizing while typing - Js.Opt.iter( - Dom_html.document##getElementById( - Js.string("chat-message-input"), - ), - el => { - let textarea = Js.Unsafe.coerce(el); - let current_height = textarea##.offsetHeight; - textarea##.style##.height := - Js.string(string_of_int(current_height) ++ "px"); - textarea##.style##.overflowY := Js.string("auto"); - }, - ); - Effect.Many([ - signal( - Editors.View.MakeActive( - Editors.Selection.Projects( - ProjectMode.Selection.TextBox, - ), - ), - ), - Effect.Stop_propagation, - ]); - }), - Attr.on_blur(_ => { - // Resize on blur to fit content - JsUtil.delay(0.0, () => - autosize_textarea("chat-message-input") - ); - Effect.Stop_propagation; - }), - Attr.on_input(handle_textarea_input), - Attr.on_keydown(event => { - let key = - Js.Optdef.to_option(Js.Unsafe.get(event, "key")); - let shift_pressed = Key.shift_held(event); - switch (key) { - | Some("Enter") when !shift_pressed => - // Enter without Shift: send message and blur - Js.Opt.iter( - Dom_html.document##getElementById( - Js.string("chat-message-input"), - ), - el => { - let textarea = Js.Unsafe.coerce(el); - textarea##blur(); - }, - ); - Effect.Many([ - send_message(), - Effect.Prevent_default, - Effect.Stop_propagation, - ]); - | Some("Enter") => - // Shift+Enter: allow default (newline) - Effect.Stop_propagation - | _ => Effect.Stop_propagation - }; - }), - Attr.on_copy(_ => Effect.Stop_propagation), - Attr.on_paste(_ => { - // Resize after paste - JsUtil.delay(0.0, () => - autosize_textarea("chat-message-input") - ); - Effect.Stop_propagation; - }), - Attr.on_cut(_ => Effect.Stop_propagation), - Attr.string_property("value", current_text), - ], - [text(current_text)], - ), - if (String.length(String.trim(current_text)) > 0) { - div( - ~attrs=[ - clss([ - "send-button", - "icon", - "chat-message-send-button", - ]), - Attr.on_click(send_message), - Attr.title("Send Message"), - ], - [Icons.send], - ); - } else { - div( - ~attrs=[ - clss([ - "send-button-disabled", - "icon", - "chat-message-send-button", - ]), - Attr.title("Send Message Disabled"), - ], - [Icons.send], - ); - }, - ], - ), - ], - ), ], ) | Agent.Chat.Model.Prompt => @@ -1091,15 +625,11 @@ let view = ~agent_inject, ~chat_id=current_chat_id, ) - | Agent.Chat.Model.AgentEditorView => - ViewComponents.agent_editor_view_component( - ~content=chunked_chat.agent_view, - ~agent_inject, - ~chat_id=current_chat_id, - ) + | Agent.Chat.Model.AgentEditorView | Agent.Chat.Model.StaticErrors => - ViewComponents.static_errors_view( - ~content=chunked_chat.static_errors, + // Both AgentEditorView and StaticErrors now show context + ViewComponents.context_view( + ~content=chunked_chat.context, ~agent_inject, ~chat_id=current_chat_id, ) diff --git a/src/web/view/ProjectModeView/AgentView/ChatView.re b/src/web/view/ProjectModeView/AgentView/ChatView.re index 26f0da38f3..475b142c93 100644 --- a/src/web/view/ProjectModeView/AgentView/ChatView.re +++ b/src/web/view/ProjectModeView/AgentView/ChatView.re @@ -212,31 +212,59 @@ let view = // Within Chat screen, switch between ChatMessages and Workbench let current_chat = Agent.ChatSystem.Utils.find_chat(current_chat_id, chat_system); - switch (current_chat.current_view) { - | Agent.Chat.Model.Messages => - ChatMessagesView.view( - ~globals, - ~agent_model, - ~agent_inject, - ~signal, - ) - | Agent.Chat.Model.Workbench => - div( - ~attrs=[clss(["chat-view-content"])], - [text("Workbench View (Coming Soon)")], - ) - | Agent.Chat.Model.Prompt - | Agent.Chat.Model.DeveloperNotes - | Agent.Chat.Model.AgentEditorView - | Agent.Chat.Model.StaticErrors => - // These views are handled within ChatMessagesView - ChatMessagesView.view( - ~globals, - ~agent_model, - ~agent_inject, - ~signal, - ) - }; + let chunked_chat = Agent.ChunkedUIChat.Utils.mk(current_chat); + // Content view (messages or workbench) + let content_view = + switch (current_chat.current_view) { + | Agent.Chat.Model.Messages => + ChatMessagesView.view( + ~globals, + ~agent_model, + ~agent_inject, + ~signal, + ) + | Agent.Chat.Model.Workbench => + WorkbenchView.view(~globals, ~agent_model, ~agent_inject, ~signal) + | Agent.Chat.Model.Prompt + | Agent.Chat.Model.DeveloperNotes + | Agent.Chat.Model.AgentEditorView + | Agent.Chat.Model.StaticErrors => + // These views are handled within ChatMessagesView + ChatMessagesView.view( + ~globals, + ~agent_model, + ~agent_inject, + ~signal, + ) + }; + // Shared bottom bar (only show for Messages and Workbench views) + let show_bottom_bar = + switch (current_chat.current_view) { + | Agent.Chat.Model.Messages + | Agent.Chat.Model.Workbench => true + | Agent.Chat.Model.Prompt + | Agent.Chat.Model.DeveloperNotes + | Agent.Chat.Model.AgentEditorView + | Agent.Chat.Model.StaticErrors => false + }; + div( + ~attrs=[clss(["chat-view-content-with-bottom-bar"])], + [ + content_view, + if (show_bottom_bar) { + ChatBottomBar.view( + ~globals, + ~agent_model, + ~agent_inject, + ~signal, + ~chunked_chat, + ~current_chat_id, + ); + } else { + div(~attrs=[], []); + }, + ], + ); | Agent.ChatSystem.Model.History => div( ~attrs=[clss(["chat-view-content", "history-view"])], diff --git a/src/web/view/ProjectModeView/AgentView/WorkbenchView.re b/src/web/view/ProjectModeView/AgentView/WorkbenchView.re index 8b13789179..c6e3e20e34 100644 --- a/src/web/view/ProjectModeView/AgentView/WorkbenchView.re +++ b/src/web/view/ProjectModeView/AgentView/WorkbenchView.re @@ -1 +1,324 @@ +open Virtual_dom.Vdom; +open Node; +open Util.WebUtil; +open Util; +open Haz3lcore; +// Format duration in seconds to human-readable string +let format_duration_ms = (seconds: float): string => { + let total_ms = seconds *. 1000.0; + if (total_ms < 1000.0) { + Printf.sprintf("%.0fms", total_ms); + } else if (total_ms < 60000.0) { + Printf.sprintf("%.1fs", seconds); + } else { + let minutes = floor(seconds /. 60.0); + let remaining_seconds = seconds -. minutes *. 60.0; + Printf.sprintf("%.0fm %.0fs", minutes, remaining_seconds); + }; +}; + +let view = + ( + ~globals as _: Globals.t, + ~agent_model: Agent.Agent.Model.t, + ~agent_inject: Agent.Agent.Update.Action.t => Effect.t(unit), + ~signal as _: Editors.View.signal => Effect.t(unit), + ) + : Node.t => { + let chat_system = agent_model.chat_system; + let current_chat_id = chat_system.current; + let current_chat = + Agent.ChatSystem.Utils.find_chat(current_chat_id, chat_system); + let workbench: AgentWorkbench.Model.t = current_chat.agent_workbench; + + // Helper to inject workbench UI actions + let inject_workbench_ui_action = + (_action: AgentWorkbench.Update.Action.UIAction.action): Effect.t(unit) => { + Effect.Many([ + agent_inject( + Agent.Agent.Update.Action.ChatSystemAction( + Agent.ChatSystem.Update.Action.ChatAction( + Agent.Chat.Update.Action.WorkbenchAction( + AgentWorkbench.Update.Action.UIAction(_action), + ), + current_chat_id, + ), + ), + ), + Effect.Stop_propagation, + ]); + }; + + // Toggle archive button + let toggle_archive = _ => { + inject_workbench_ui_action( + AgentWorkbench.Update.Action.UIAction.ToggleShowTaskDictionary, + ); + }; + + // Expand/collapse subtask + let expand_subtask = (subtask_title: string) => { + inject_workbench_ui_action( + AgentWorkbench.Update.Action.UIAction.ExpandSubtask(subtask_title), + ); + }; + + // Render a subtask + let render_subtask = + ( + ~task: AgentWorkbench.Model.task, + ~subtask: AgentWorkbench.Model.subtask, + ) + : Node.t => { + let is_active = + switch (task.active_subtask) { + | Some(active_item) => active_item == subtask.title + | None => false + }; + let is_completed = + AgentWorkbench.Utils.SubtaskUtils.is_completed(subtask); + let is_active_and_incomplete = is_active && !is_completed; + + let status_classes = + ["todo-status-icon"] + @ (is_completed ? ["completed"] : ["incomplete"]) + @ (is_active_and_incomplete ? ["active-todo"] : []); + let item_classes = + ["todo-item"] @ (subtask.subtask_ui.expanded ? ["expanded"] : []); + div( + ~attrs=[ + clss(item_classes), + Attr.on_click(_ => expand_subtask(subtask.title)), + ], + [ + div( + ~attrs=[clss(status_classes)], + [ + is_completed ? Icons.circle_with_check : Icons.circle_with_no_check, + ], + ), + div( + ~attrs=[clss(["todo-item-content"])], + [ + div( + ~attrs=[clss(["todo-item-title-row"])], + [ + div( + ~attrs=[clss(["todo-item-title"])], + [text(subtask.title)], + ), + switch (subtask.completion_info) { + | Some(info) => + div( + ~attrs=[clss(["todo-item-title-time"])], + [text(format_duration_ms(info.elapsed_time))], + ) + | None => div(~attrs=[], []) + }, + ], + ), + if (subtask.subtask_ui.expanded) { + div( + ~attrs=[clss(["todo-item-details"])], + [ + div( + ~attrs=[clss(["todo-detail-header-row"])], + [ + div( + ~attrs=[clss(["todo-detail-header"])], + [text("Description")], + ), + ], + ), + div( + ~attrs=[clss(["todo-detail-text"])], + [text(subtask.description)], + ), + switch (subtask.completion_info) { + | Some(info) => + div( + ~attrs=[clss(["todo-detail-section"])], + [ + div( + ~attrs=[clss(["todo-detail-header"])], + [text("Summary of Changes")], + ), + div( + ~attrs=[clss(["todo-detail-text"])], + [text(info.summary)], + ), + ], + ) + | None => div(~attrs=[], []) + }, + ], + ); + } else { + div(~attrs=[], []); + }, + ], + ), + ], + ); + }; + + // Render active task + let render_active_task = (active_task: AgentWorkbench.Model.task): Node.t => { + div( + ~attrs=[clss(["todo-list-container"])], + [ + // Title row + div( + ~attrs=[clss(["todo-list-title"])], + [ + div( + ~attrs=[clss(["todo-list-title-left"])], + [text(active_task.title)], + ), + switch (active_task.completion_info) { + | Some(info) => + div( + ~attrs=[clss(["todo-list-title-time"])], + [text(format_duration_ms(info.elapsed_time))], + ) + | None => div(~attrs=[], []) + }, + ], + ), + // Subtasks list + div( + ~attrs=[clss(["todo-items"])], + List.map( + (subtask: AgentWorkbench.Model.subtask) => + render_subtask(~task=active_task, ~subtask), + AgentWorkbench.Utils.TaskUtils.ordered_subtasks_of(active_task), + ), + ), + ], + ); + }; + + // Render task archive menu + let render_archive_menu = (): Node.t => + if (!workbench.t_ui.show_archive) { + div(~attrs=[], []); + } else { + let sorted_tasks = + AgentWorkbench.Utils.TaskDictUtils.sorted_task_dict( + workbench.task_dict, + ); + div( + ~attrs=[clss(["todo-archive-menu"])], + [ + div( + ~attrs=[clss(["history-menu-header"])], + [text("Task Archive")], + ), + div( + ~attrs=[clss(["history-menu-list"])], + List.map( + (task: AgentWorkbench.Model.task) => { + let is_active = + switch (workbench.active_task) { + | Some(active_title) => active_title == task.title + | None => false + }; + let switch_to_task = _ => { + Effect.Many([ + inject_workbench_ui_action( + AgentWorkbench.Update.Action.UIAction.SetDisplayTask( + task.title, + ), + ), + agent_inject( + Agent.Agent.Update.Action.ChatSystemAction( + Agent.ChatSystem.Update.Action.ChatAction( + Agent.Chat.Update.Action.WorkbenchAction( + AgentWorkbench.Update.Action.BackendAction( + AgentWorkbench.Update.Action.BackendAction.SetActiveTask( + task.title, + ), + ), + ), + current_chat_id, + ), + ), + ), + Effect.Stop_propagation, + ]); + }; + div( + ~attrs=[ + clss( + ["history-menu-item"] @ (is_active ? ["active"] : []), + ), + Attr.on_click(switch_to_task), + ], + [ + div( + ~attrs=[clss(["history-menu-item-content"])], + [text(task.title)], + ), + div( + ~attrs=[clss(["history-menu-item-actions"])], + [ + div( + ~attrs=[clss(["history-menu-item-time"])], + [ + text( + TimeUtil.format_time_diff( + task.metadata.last_updated_at, + ), + ), + ], + ), + ], + ), + ], + ); + }, + sorted_tasks, + ), + ), + ], + ); + }; + + // Main workbench view + div( + ~attrs=[clss(["workbench-view"])], + [ + // Archive button + div( + ~attrs=[clss(["todo-archive-button-container"])], + [ + div( + ~attrs=[ + clss(["chat-action-button", "icon"]), + Attr.on_click(toggle_archive), + Attr.title("Task Archive"), + ], + [Icons.library], + ), + ], + ), + // Task display or empty state (scrollable content) + div( + ~attrs=[clss(["workbench-content"])], + [ + switch (AgentWorkbench.Utils.MainUtils.active_task(workbench)) { + | None => + div( + ~attrs=[clss(["no-todo-list"])], + [text("No active task.")], + ) + | Some(active_task) => render_active_task(active_task) + }, + ], + ), + // Archive menu (if shown) - positioned absolutely + render_archive_menu(), + ], + ); +}; diff --git a/src/web/www/style/agent/agent-chat-messages.css b/src/web/www/style/agent/agent-chat-messages.css index 3fae67ef29..387c5d27f4 100644 --- a/src/web/www/style/agent/agent-chat-messages.css +++ b/src/web/www/style/agent/agent-chat-messages.css @@ -6,6 +6,7 @@ height: 100%; overflow: hidden; position: relative; /* For absolute positioning of floating buttons */ + min-height: 0; /* Important for flex children */ } .chat-messages-container { @@ -172,6 +173,7 @@ display: flex; flex-direction: column; gap: 0.5em; + flex-shrink: 0; /* Prevent shrinking */ } /* Action buttons row - above input */ @@ -220,6 +222,187 @@ opacity: 1; } +/* Workbench View Styles */ +.workbench-view { + display: flex; + flex-direction: column; + height: 100%; + overflow: hidden; + min-height: 0; /* Important for flex children */ + position: relative; +} + +.todo-archive-button-container { + display: flex; + justify-content: flex-start; + padding: 0.5em 1em; + border-bottom: 0.6px solid var(--BR2); + flex-shrink: 0; +} + +.workbench-content { + flex: 1; + overflow-y: auto; + overflow-x: hidden; + min-height: 0; /* Important for flex children */ +} + +.no-todo-list { + padding: 2em 1em; + text-align: center; + color: var(--STONE); + opacity: 0.6; + font-size: 0.9em; +} + +.todo-list-container { + padding: 1em; + display: flex; + flex-direction: column; + gap: 0.5em; +} + +.todo-list-title { + display: flex; + flex-direction: row; + justify-content: space-between; + align-items: center; + padding: 0.5em 0; + border-bottom: 0.6px solid var(--BR2); + margin-bottom: 0.5em; +} + +.todo-list-title-left { + font-weight: 600; + color: var(--STONE); + font-size: 1em; +} + +.todo-list-title-time { + font-size: 0.8em; + color: var(--BR2); +} + +.todo-items { + display: flex; + flex-direction: column; + gap: 0.5em; +} + +.todo-item { + display: flex; + flex-direction: row; + align-items: flex-start; + gap: 0.75em; + padding: 0.75em; + border-radius: 6px; + background-color: var(--T1); + cursor: pointer; + transition: background-color 0.15s ease; +} + +.todo-item:hover { + background-color: var(--T2); +} + +.todo-item.expanded { + background-color: var(--T2); +} + +.todo-status-icon { + flex-shrink: 0; + width: 20px; + height: 20px; + display: flex; + align-items: center; + justify-content: center; + fill: var(--STONE); + opacity: 0.5; + transition: opacity 0.15s ease, fill 0.15s ease; +} + +.todo-status-icon.completed { + fill: var(--BR3); + opacity: 1; +} + +.todo-status-icon.active-todo { + fill: var(--BR3); + opacity: 1; +} + +.todo-item-content { + flex: 1; + display: flex; + flex-direction: column; + gap: 0.5em; +} + +.todo-item-title-row { + display: flex; + flex-direction: row; + justify-content: space-between; + align-items: center; +} + +.todo-item-title { + font-weight: 500; + color: var(--STONE); + font-size: 0.9em; +} + +.todo-item-title-time { + font-size: 0.75em; + color: var(--BR2); +} + +.todo-item-details { + display: flex; + flex-direction: column; + gap: 0.75em; + padding-top: 0.5em; + border-top: 0.6px solid var(--BR2); +} + +.todo-detail-header-row { + display: flex; + flex-direction: row; + justify-content: space-between; + align-items: center; +} + +.todo-detail-header { + font-weight: 600; + color: var(--STONE); + font-size: 0.85em; +} + +.todo-detail-text { + color: var(--STONE); + font-size: 0.85em; + line-height: 1.4; + white-space: pre-wrap; +} + +.todo-detail-section { + display: flex; + flex-direction: column; + gap: 0.5em; +} + +.todo-archive-menu { + position: absolute; + right: 0; + top: 0; + width: 300px; + height: 100%; + background-color: var(--ui-bkg); + border-left: 0.6px solid var(--BR2); + z-index: 1000; + display: flex; + flex-direction: column; +} + .chat-action-button { width: 20px; height: 20px; @@ -439,7 +622,7 @@ .chat-view-buttons { display: flex; - gap: 3.0em; /* Increased gap between Chat and Workbench */ + gap: 1.5em; /* Increased gap between Chat and Workbench */ align-items: center; } diff --git a/src/web/www/style/agent/agent-chat.css b/src/web/www/style/agent/agent-chat.css index 924369382d..f085cf5732 100644 --- a/src/web/www/style/agent/agent-chat.css +++ b/src/web/www/style/agent/agent-chat.css @@ -90,6 +90,26 @@ padding: 1em; } +/* Content with bottom bar - flex column layout */ +.chat-view-content-with-bottom-bar { + display: flex; + flex-direction: column; + flex: 1; + overflow: hidden; + min-height: 0; /* Important for flex children */ +} + +.chat-view-content-with-bottom-bar > *:first-child { + flex: 1; + overflow-y: auto; + overflow-x: hidden; + min-height: 0; /* Important for flex children to shrink */ +} + +.chat-view-content-with-bottom-bar > *:last-child { + flex-shrink: 0; /* Bottom bar should not shrink */ +} + /* History View */ .history-view { display: flex; From e93b440deafe06b41464dab9dc6eae3039dc9367 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: russell-rozenbaum Date: Sat, 6 Dec 2025 19:08:43 -0500 Subject: [PATCH 22/38] workbench style updates; tool results now can be tied to active subtask --- .../AgentWorkbenchCore/AgentWorkbench.re | 69 +++++- src/util/OpenRouter.re | 7 + src/web/app/common/Icons.re | 33 +-- .../view/ProjectModeCore/AgentCore/Agent.re | 147 ++++++++---- .../AgentView/ChatBottomBar.re | 6 +- .../AgentView/ChatMessagesView.re | 121 +++++++--- .../AgentView/WorkbenchView.re | 179 +++++++++++--- .../www/style/agent/agent-chat-messages.css | 227 +++++++++++++++++- src/web/www/style/sidebar.css | 32 +++ 9 files changed, 668 insertions(+), 153 deletions(-) diff --git a/src/haz3lcore/CompositionCore/AgentWorkbenchCore/AgentWorkbench.re b/src/haz3lcore/CompositionCore/AgentWorkbenchCore/AgentWorkbench.re index 5c9066ea94..fac67dceda 100644 --- a/src/haz3lcore/CompositionCore/AgentWorkbenchCore/AgentWorkbench.re +++ b/src/haz3lcore/CompositionCore/AgentWorkbenchCore/AgentWorkbench.re @@ -47,7 +47,7 @@ module Model = { type subtask = { title: string, // Will also serve as a unique identifier for the subtask item description: string, // Description of the subtask item - tools_used: list(tool_usage_info), // TODO: List of tools used for this subtask item + tools_used: list(OpenRouter.Reply.Model.tool_result), // TODO: List of tools used for this subtask item completion_info: option(completion_info), subtask_ui: UI.subtask_ui, metadata, @@ -60,7 +60,6 @@ module Model = { description: string, subtasks: Maps.StringMap.t(subtask), // Map of title -> subtask, (titles are keys) subtask_ordering: list(string), // List of subtask titles in the order they should be completed - tools_used: list(tool_usage_info), completion_info: option(completion_info), active_subtask: option(string), task_ui: UI.task_ui, @@ -270,7 +269,6 @@ module Utils = { description, subtasks: subtask_map, subtask_ordering, - tools_used: [], completion_info: None, active_subtask: None, task_ui: { @@ -483,7 +481,12 @@ module Update = { // Toggles whether the task dictionary archive is shown | ToggleShowTaskDictionary | SetDisplayTask(string) - | ExpandSubtask(string); + | ExpandSubtask(string) + | SetToolResultExpanded(string, int, bool) // subtask_title, tool_result_index, expanded + | AddToolResultToActiveSubtask( + OpenRouter.Reply.Model.tool_call, + bool, + ); }; module BackendAction = { @@ -604,6 +607,64 @@ module Update = { UpdateUtils.write_task(~model, ~task=updated_task); } } + | SetToolResultExpanded(subtask_title, tool_result_index, expanded) => + switch (MainUtils.displayed_task(model)) { + | None => Failure("No displayed task to update tool result in") + | Some(displayed_task) => + switch (SubtaskUtils.find_subtask(displayed_task, subtask_title)) { + | None => + Failure("Subtask not found in displayed task: " ++ subtask_title) + | Some(subtask) => + let tools_used = + List.mapi( + (index: int, tool_result: OpenRouter.Reply.Model.tool_result) => + index == tool_result_index + ? { + ...tool_result, + expanded, + } + : tool_result, + subtask.tools_used, + ); + let updated_subtask = { + ...subtask, + tools_used, + }; + let updated_task = + TaskUtils.write_subtask( + ~task=displayed_task, + ~subtask=updated_subtask, + ); + UpdateUtils.write_task(~model, ~task=updated_task); + } + } + | AddToolResultToActiveSubtask(tool_call, success) => + switch (MainUtils.active_task(model)) { + | None => Success(model) + | Some(active_task) => + switch (TaskUtils.active_subtask(active_task)) { + | None => Success(model) + | Some(active_subtask) => + let updated_subtask = { + ...active_subtask, + tools_used: + active_subtask.tools_used + @ [ + { + tool_call, + success, + expanded: false, + }, + ], + }; + let updated_task = + TaskUtils.write_subtask( + ~task=active_task, + ~subtask=updated_subtask, + ); + UpdateUtils.write_task(~model, ~task=updated_task); + } + } } | BackendAction(a) => switch (a) { diff --git a/src/util/OpenRouter.re b/src/util/OpenRouter.re index e1db2c5c3e..d7fe5c2e34 100644 --- a/src/util/OpenRouter.re +++ b/src/util/OpenRouter.re @@ -19,6 +19,13 @@ module Reply = { args: Json.t, }; + [@deriving (show({with_path: false}), sexp, yojson)] + type tool_result = { + tool_call, + success: bool, + expanded: bool, + }; + [@deriving (show({with_path: false}), sexp, yojson)] type t = { content: string, diff --git a/src/web/app/common/Icons.re b/src/web/app/common/Icons.re index ab2948aaeb..9af1bcbe8e 100644 --- a/src/web/app/common/Icons.re +++ b/src/web/app/common/Icons.re @@ -494,6 +494,14 @@ let circle_with_no_check = ], ); +let solid_circle = + simple_icon( + ~view="0 0 24 24", + [ + "M2 12C2 6.47715 6.47715 2 12 2C17.5228 2 22 6.47715 22 12C22 17.5228 17.5228 22 12 22C6.47715 22 2 17.5228 2 12Z", + ], + ); + let library = simple_icon( ~view="0 0 36 36", @@ -546,28 +554,3 @@ let copy = "M19.5 16.5L19.5 4.5L18.75 3.75H9L8.25 4.5L8.25 7.5L5.25 7.5L4.5 8.25V20.25L5.25 21H15L15.75 20.25V17.25H18.75L19.5 16.5ZM15.75 15.75L15.75 8.25L15 7.5L9.75 7.5V5.25L18 5.25V15.75H15.75ZM6 9L14.25 9L14.25 19.5L6 19.5L6 9Z", ], ); - -let circle_with_check = - simple_icon( - ~view="0 0 800 800", - [ - "M486.62 267.969L358.3 421.875L313.379 368.017C309.179 362.977 304.027 358.814 298.218 355.765C292.409 352.716 286.056 350.841 279.523 350.247C272.989 349.653 266.402 350.351 260.139 352.303C253.875 354.255 248.057 357.421 243.017 361.621C237.977 365.821 233.813 370.972 230.764 376.781C227.715 382.59 225.84 388.943 225.246 395.477C224.652 402.011 225.351 408.597 227.303 414.861C229.254 421.125 232.42 426.942 236.62 431.982L319.921 531.982C324.603 537.616 330.467 542.151 337.098 545.265C343.729 548.379 350.963 549.995 358.289 550C365.614 550.005 372.851 548.397 379.485 545.292C386.12 542.187 391.99 537.66 396.679 532.032L563.379 332.032C567.615 326.995 570.816 321.172 572.797 314.896C574.778 308.62 575.5 302.015 574.922 295.459C574.344 288.903 572.477 282.526 569.429 276.693C566.38 270.86 562.21 265.687 557.157 261.47C552.104 257.253 546.268 254.075 539.985 252.119C533.701 250.163 527.092 249.466 520.539 250.07C513.985 250.674 507.615 252.566 501.795 255.638C495.974 258.709 490.817 262.9 486.62 267.969Z", - "M400 0C320.888 0 243.552 23.4596 177.772 67.4122C111.992 111.365 60.7234 173.836 30.4484 246.927C0.173314 320.017 -7.74802 400.444 7.68607 478.036C23.1202 555.629 61.2165 626.902 117.157 682.843C173.098 738.784 244.372 776.88 321.964 792.314C399.556 807.748 479.983 799.827 553.074 769.552C626.164 739.277 688.635 688.008 732.588 622.228C776.541 556.448 800 479.113 800 400C799.887 293.948 757.708 192.272 682.718 117.282C607.728 42.2919 506.052 0.112941 400 0ZM400 700C340.666 700 282.664 682.405 233.329 649.441C183.994 616.476 145.543 569.623 122.836 514.805C100.13 459.987 94.189 399.667 105.765 341.473C117.34 283.279 145.912 229.824 187.868 187.868C229.824 145.912 283.279 117.34 341.473 105.764C399.667 94.1888 459.987 100.13 514.805 122.836C569.623 145.542 616.477 183.994 649.441 233.329C682.405 282.664 700 340.666 700 400C699.913 479.538 668.279 555.794 612.036 612.036C555.794 668.278 479.539 699.913 400 700Z", - ], - ); - -let circle_with_no_check = - simple_icon( - ~view="0 0 800 800", - [ - "M400 0C320.888 0 243.552 23.4596 177.772 67.4122C111.992 111.365 60.7234 173.836 30.4484 246.927C0.173314 320.017 -7.74802 400.444 7.68607 478.036C23.1202 555.629 61.2165 626.902 117.157 682.843C173.098 738.784 244.372 776.88 321.964 792.314C399.556 807.748 479.983 799.827 553.074 769.552C626.164 739.277 688.635 688.008 732.588 622.228C776.541 556.448 800 479.113 800 400C799.887 293.948 757.708 192.272 682.718 117.282C607.728 42.2919 506.052 0.112941 400 0ZM400 700C340.666 700 282.664 682.405 233.329 649.441C183.994 616.476 145.543 569.623 122.836 514.805C100.13 459.987 94.189 399.667 105.765 341.473C117.34 283.279 145.912 229.824 187.868 187.868C229.824 145.912 283.279 117.34 341.473 105.764C399.667 94.1888 459.987 100.13 514.805 122.836C569.623 145.542 616.477 183.994 649.441 233.329C682.405 282.664 700 340.666 700 400C699.913 479.538 668.279 555.794 612.036 612.036C555.794 668.278 479.539 699.913 400 700Z", - ], - ); - -let library = - simple_icon( - ~view="0 0 36 36", - [ - "M33.48,29.63,26.74,11.82a2,2,0,0,0-2.58-1.16L21,11.85V8.92A1.92,1.92,0,0,0,19.08,7H14V4.92A1.92,1.92,0,0,0,12.08,3H5A2,2,0,0,0,3,5V32a1,1,0,0,0,1,1H20a1,1,0,0,0,1-1V19.27l5,13.21a1,1,0,0,0,1.29.58l5.61-2.14a1,1,0,0,0,.58-1.29ZM12,8.83V31H5V5h7ZM19,31H14V9h5Zm8.51-.25L21.13,13.92l3.74-1.42,6.39,16.83Z", - ], - ); diff --git a/src/web/view/ProjectModeCore/AgentCore/Agent.re b/src/web/view/ProjectModeCore/AgentCore/Agent.re index c256962648..ab917c6286 100644 --- a/src/web/view/ProjectModeCore/AgentCore/Agent.re +++ b/src/web/view/ProjectModeCore/AgentCore/Agent.re @@ -60,7 +60,7 @@ module Message = { // System messages auxillary type role = | Agent - | ToolResult(OpenRouter.Reply.Model.tool_call, bool) + | ToolResult(OpenRouter.Reply.Model.tool_result) | User | System(system_kind); @@ -148,7 +148,12 @@ module Message = { id: Id.mk(), content: sanitized_content, timestamp: JsUtil.timestamp(), - role: ToolResult(tool_call, success), + role: + ToolResult({ + tool_call, + success, + expanded: false, + }), api_message: Some( OpenRouter.Message.Utils.mk_tool_msg( @@ -290,6 +295,30 @@ module Message = { }; }; }; + + module Update = { + [@deriving (show({with_path: false}), sexp, yojson)] + type action = + | SetToolResultExpanded(bool); + + let update = (action: action, model: Model.t): Model.t => { + switch (action) { + | SetToolResultExpanded(expanded) => + switch (model.role) { + | ToolResult(tool_result) => + let updated_tool_result = { + ...tool_result, + expanded, + }; + { + ...model, + role: ToolResult(updated_tool_result), + }; + | _ => model + } + }; + }; + }; }; module Chat = { @@ -517,7 +546,8 @@ module Chat = { | UpdateContext(string, string) | AppendToMessageContent(Id.t, string) | OverwriteMessage(Id.t, Message.Model.t) - | SwitchView(Model.current_view); + | SwitchView(Model.current_view) + | MessageAction(Id.t, Message.Update.action); }; let update = (action: Action.t, model: Model.t): Result.t(Model.t) => { @@ -564,6 +594,10 @@ module Chat = { ...model, current_view, }) + | MessageAction(message_id, message_action) => + let message = Utils.find_message(message_id, model); + let updated_message = Message.Update.update(message_action, message); + Ok(Utils.update_message(updated_message, model)); }; }; }; @@ -579,19 +613,11 @@ module ChunkedUIChat = { origin_id: Id.t, }; - [@deriving (show({with_path: false}), sexp, yojson)] - type tool_call_info_nugget = { - tool_call: OpenRouter.Reply.Model.tool_call, - success: bool, - // editor_state_prior: CellEditor.Model.t, - // editor_state_after: CellEditor.Model.t, - }; - [@deriving (show({with_path: false}), sexp, yojson)] type agent_response_chunk = { content: list(Message.Model.t), agent_reasoning: list(string), - tool_calls: list(tool_call_info_nugget), + tool_results: list(OpenRouter.Reply.Model.tool_result), // add workbench info }; @@ -622,7 +648,7 @@ module ChunkedUIChat = { AgentResponseChunk({ content: [message], agent_reasoning: [], - tool_calls: [], + tool_results: [], }); }; @@ -705,20 +731,15 @@ module ChunkedUIChat = { context: message.content, }; convert_helper(rest, updated_model); - | ToolResult(tool_call, success) => - let tool_call_info_nugget = - Model.{ - tool_call, - success, - }; + | ToolResult(tool_result) => let curr_last_chunk = curr_last_chunk(acc_model); let updated_agent_chunk = switch (curr_last_chunk) { | AgentResponseChunk(agent_response_chunk) => { ...agent_response_chunk, content: agent_response_chunk.content @ [message], - tool_calls: - agent_response_chunk.tool_calls @ [tool_call_info_nugget], + tool_results: + agent_response_chunk.tool_results @ [tool_result], } | _ => failwith("Expected AgentResponseChunk before ToolResult") }; @@ -1243,6 +1264,36 @@ module Agent = { }; }; + let add_tool_result_to_active_subtask = + ( + ~tool_call: OpenRouter.Reply.Model.tool_call, + ~success: bool, + ~model: Model.t, + ~chat_id: Id.t, + ) + : Model.t => { + let chat_system = + ChatSystem.Update.update( + ChatSystem.Update.Action.ChatAction( + Chat.Update.Action.WorkbenchAction( + AgentWorkbench.Update.Action.UIAction( + AgentWorkbench.Update.Action.UIAction.AddToolResultToActiveSubtask( + tool_call, + success, + ), + ), + ), + chat_id, + ), + model.chat_system, + ) + |> ChatSystem.Update.get; + { + ...model, + chat_system, + }; + }; + let handle_tool_call = ( ~tool_call: OpenRouter.Reply.Model.tool_call, @@ -1270,6 +1321,13 @@ module Agent = { ) { | Ok((model, editor)) => let model = update_context(model, editor, chat_id); + let model = + add_tool_result_to_active_subtask( + ~tool_call, + ~success=true, + ~model, + ~chat_id, + ); schedule_action( Action.SendMessage( Message.Utils.mk_tool_result_message( @@ -1293,6 +1351,13 @@ module Agent = { | Error(error) => switch (error) { | Failure.Info(msg) => + let model = + add_tool_result_to_active_subtask( + ~tool_call, + ~success=false, + ~model, + ~chat_id, + ); schedule_action( Action.SendMessage( Message.Utils.mk_tool_result_message(msg, tool_call, false), @@ -1335,31 +1400,23 @@ module Agent = { chat_id, ), model.chat_system, - ); - switch (chat_system) { - | Ok(chat_system) => - let model = { - ...model, - chat_system, - }; - switch (tool_call) { - | Some(tool_call) => - handle_tool_call( - ~tool_call, - ~model, - ~cell_editor, - ~settings, - ~schedule_action, - ~chat_id, - ) - | None => (model, cell_editor |> Updated.return_quiet) - }; - | Error(error) => - failwith( - switch (error) { - | Failure.Info(msg) => msg - }, ) + |> ChatSystem.Update.get; + let model = { + ...model, + chat_system, + }; + switch (tool_call) { + | Some(tool_call) => + handle_tool_call( + ~tool_call, + ~model, + ~cell_editor, + ~settings, + ~schedule_action, + ~chat_id, + ) + | None => (model, cell_editor |> Updated.return_quiet) }; }; diff --git a/src/web/view/ProjectModeView/AgentView/ChatBottomBar.re b/src/web/view/ProjectModeView/AgentView/ChatBottomBar.re index f68344f9cf..5b3ff41a57 100644 --- a/src/web/view/ProjectModeView/AgentView/ChatBottomBar.re +++ b/src/web/view/ProjectModeView/AgentView/ChatBottomBar.re @@ -157,11 +157,11 @@ let view = switch (msg.role) { | Agent.Message.Model.User => "User: " ++ msg.content ++ "\n\n" | Agent.Message.Model.Agent => "LLM: " ++ msg.content ++ "\n\n" - | Agent.Message.Model.ToolResult(tool_call, success) => + | Agent.Message.Model.ToolResult(tool_result) => "Tool Call: " - ++ tool_call.name + ++ tool_result.tool_call.name ++ " " - ++ (success ? "[success]" : "[failure]") + ++ (tool_result.success ? "[success]" : "[failure]") ++ "\n\n" | Agent.Message.Model.System(_) => "" }; diff --git a/src/web/view/ProjectModeView/AgentView/ChatMessagesView.re b/src/web/view/ProjectModeView/AgentView/ChatMessagesView.re index 9777dc5e3b..08945675e5 100644 --- a/src/web/view/ProjectModeView/AgentView/ChatMessagesView.re +++ b/src/web/view/ProjectModeView/AgentView/ChatMessagesView.re @@ -3,6 +3,7 @@ open Node; open Util.WebUtil; open Util; open Js_of_ocaml; +open Yojson.Safe; open JsUtil; @@ -524,17 +525,97 @@ let view = } else { None; // Don't display empty agent messages } - | ToolResult(tool_call, success) => - // Tool call message - display inline - let status_text = success ? "[success]" : "[failure]"; + | ToolResult(tool_result) => + // Tool call message - display inline with expand/collapse + let toggle_expanded = _ => { + Effect.Many([ + agent_inject( + Agent.Agent.Update.Action.ChatSystemAction( + Agent.ChatSystem.Update.Action.ChatAction( + Agent.Chat.Update.Action.MessageAction( + msg.id, + Agent.Message.Update.SetToolResultExpanded( + !tool_result.expanded, + ), + ), + current_chat_id, + ), + ), + ), + Effect.Stop_propagation, + ]); + }; + let status_icon = + tool_result.success ? Icons.confirm : Icons.cancel; + let status_class = + tool_result.success + ? "tool-call-success" : "tool-call-failure"; Some( div( ~attrs=[clss(["agent-tool-call-inline"])], [ div( - ~attrs=[clss(["tool-call-display"])], - [text(tool_call.name ++ " " ++ status_text)], + ~attrs=[ + clss([ + "tool-call-header", + tool_result.expanded ? "expanded" : "", + ]), + Attr.on_click(toggle_expanded), + ], + [ + div( + ~attrs=[ + clss(["tool-call-status-icon", status_class]), + ], + [status_icon], + ), + div( + ~attrs=[clss(["tool-call-name"])], + [text(tool_result.tool_call.name)], + ), + ], ), + if (tool_result.expanded) { + div( + ~attrs=[clss(["tool-call-content"])], + [ + div( + ~attrs=[clss(["tool-call-args"])], + [ + div( + ~attrs=[clss(["tool-call-args-label"])], + [text("Arguments:")], + ), + div( + ~attrs=[clss(["tool-call-args-value"])], + [ + text( + pretty_to_string( + tool_result.tool_call.args, + ), + ), + ], + ), + ], + ), + div( + ~attrs=[clss(["tool-call-result"])], + [ + div( + ~attrs=[clss(["tool-call-result-label"])], + [text("Result:")], + ), + div( + ~attrs=[clss(["tool-call-result-value"])], + [text(msg.content)], + ), + ], + ), + ], + ); + } else { + div(~attrs=[], []); + }, ], ), ); @@ -544,31 +625,6 @@ let view = let linear_display = linear_messages_display; - // Render all tool calls at the end - separated by double line breaks - let tool_calls_summary_display = - if (List.length(agent_chunk.tool_calls) > 0) { - let tool_call_texts = - agent_chunk.tool_calls - |> List.map( - (nugget: Agent.ChunkedUIChat.Model.tool_call_info_nugget) => { - let status_text = nugget.success ? "[success]" : "[failure]"; - nugget.tool_call.name ++ " " ++ status_text; - }); - // Join with double line breaks - let combined_tool_calls = String.concat("\n\n", tool_call_texts); - div( - ~attrs=[clss(["agent-tool-calls"])], - [ - div( - ~attrs=[clss(["tool-call-display"])], - [text(combined_tool_calls)], - ), - ], - ); - } else { - div(~attrs=[], []); - }; - div( ~attrs=[clss(["message-container", "agent-message-container"])], [ @@ -577,10 +633,7 @@ let view = ~attrs=[clss(["message-identifier", "llm-identifier"])], [Icons.corylus, text("Filbert")], ), - div( - ~attrs=[clss(["agent-message-wrapper"])], - linear_display @ [tool_calls_summary_display], - ), + div(~attrs=[clss(["agent-message-wrapper"])], linear_display), ], ); | Agent.ChunkedUIChat.Model.ErrorMessage(error_content) => diff --git a/src/web/view/ProjectModeView/AgentView/WorkbenchView.re b/src/web/view/ProjectModeView/AgentView/WorkbenchView.re index c6e3e20e34..e1b0f2ffaf 100644 --- a/src/web/view/ProjectModeView/AgentView/WorkbenchView.re +++ b/src/web/view/ProjectModeView/AgentView/WorkbenchView.re @@ -4,16 +4,17 @@ open Util.WebUtil; open Util; open Haz3lcore; -// Format duration in seconds to human-readable string -let format_duration_ms = (seconds: float): string => { - let total_ms = seconds *. 1000.0; - if (total_ms < 1000.0) { - Printf.sprintf("%.0fms", total_ms); - } else if (total_ms < 60000.0) { - Printf.sprintf("%.1fs", seconds); +// Format duration in milliseconds to human-readable string +// elapsed_time is stored in milliseconds (from JsUtil.timestamp() differences) +let format_duration_ms = (milliseconds: float): string => { + let total_seconds = milliseconds /. 1000.0; + if (milliseconds < 1000.0) { + Printf.sprintf("%.0fms", milliseconds); + } else if (milliseconds < 60000.0) { + Printf.sprintf("%.1fs", total_seconds); } else { - let minutes = floor(seconds /. 60.0); - let remaining_seconds = seconds -. minutes *. 60.0; + let minutes = floor(total_seconds /. 60.0); + let remaining_seconds = total_seconds -. minutes *. 60.0; Printf.sprintf("%.0fm %.0fs", minutes, remaining_seconds); }; }; @@ -64,6 +65,94 @@ let view = ); }; + // Toggle tool result expansion + let toggle_tool_result_expanded = + (~subtask_title: string, ~tool_result_index: int, ~expanded: bool) + : Effect.t(unit) => { + inject_workbench_ui_action( + AgentWorkbench.Update.Action.UIAction.SetToolResultExpanded( + subtask_title, + tool_result_index, + !expanded, + ), + ); + }; + + // Render a tool result (reused from ChatMessagesView pattern) + let render_tool_result = + ( + ~subtask_title: string, + ~tool_result_index: int, + ~tool_result: OpenRouter.Reply.Model.tool_result, + ) + : Node.t => { + let toggle_expanded = _ => { + Effect.Many([ + toggle_tool_result_expanded( + ~subtask_title, + ~tool_result_index, + ~expanded=tool_result.expanded, + ), + Effect.Stop_propagation, + ]); + }; + let status_icon = tool_result.success ? Icons.confirm : Icons.cancel; + let status_class = + tool_result.success ? "tool-call-success" : "tool-call-failure"; + div( + ~attrs=[clss(["agent-tool-call-inline"])], + [ + div( + ~attrs=[ + clss([ + "tool-call-header", + tool_result.expanded ? "expanded" : "", + ]), + Attr.on_click(toggle_expanded), + ], + [ + div( + ~attrs=[clss(["tool-call-status-icon", status_class])], + [status_icon], + ), + div( + ~attrs=[clss(["tool-call-name"])], + [text(tool_result.tool_call.name)], + ), + ], + ), + if (tool_result.expanded) { + div( + ~attrs=[clss(["tool-call-content"])], + [ + div( + ~attrs=[clss(["tool-call-args"])], + [ + div( + ~attrs=[clss(["tool-call-args-label"])], + [text("Arguments:")], + ), + div( + ~attrs=[clss(["tool-call-args-value"])], + [ + text( + Yojson.Safe.pretty_to_string( + tool_result.tool_call.args, + ), + ), + ], + ), + ], + ), + ], + ); + } else { + div(~attrs=[], []); + }, + ], + ); + }; + // Render a subtask let render_subtask = ( @@ -96,6 +185,11 @@ let view = ~attrs=[clss(status_classes)], [ is_completed ? Icons.circle_with_check : Icons.circle_with_no_check, + if (is_active_and_incomplete) { + Icons.solid_circle; + } else { + Node.text(""); + }, ], ), div( @@ -152,6 +246,34 @@ let view = ) | None => div(~attrs=[], []) }, + if (List.length(subtask.tools_used) > 0) { + div( + ~attrs=[clss(["todo-detail-section"])], + [ + div( + ~attrs=[clss(["todo-detail-header"])], + [text("Tools Used")], + ), + div( + ~attrs=[clss(["todo-tool-results"])], + List.mapi( + ( + index: int, + tool_result: OpenRouter.Reply.Model.tool_result, + ) => + render_tool_result( + ~subtask_title=subtask.title, + ~tool_result_index=index, + ~tool_result, + ), + subtask.tools_used, + ), + ), + ], + ); + } else { + div(~attrs=[], []); + }, ], ); } else { @@ -219,9 +341,9 @@ let view = ~attrs=[clss(["history-menu-list"])], List.map( (task: AgentWorkbench.Model.task) => { - let is_active = - switch (workbench.active_task) { - | Some(active_title) => active_title == task.title + let is_displayed = + switch (workbench.t_ui.display_task) { + | Some(displayed_title) => displayed_title == task.title | None => false }; let switch_to_task = _ => { @@ -231,27 +353,14 @@ let view = task.title, ), ), - agent_inject( - Agent.Agent.Update.Action.ChatSystemAction( - Agent.ChatSystem.Update.Action.ChatAction( - Agent.Chat.Update.Action.WorkbenchAction( - AgentWorkbench.Update.Action.BackendAction( - AgentWorkbench.Update.Action.BackendAction.SetActiveTask( - task.title, - ), - ), - ), - current_chat_id, - ), - ), - ), Effect.Stop_propagation, ]); }; div( ~attrs=[ clss( - ["history-menu-item"] @ (is_active ? ["active"] : []), + ["history-menu-item"] + @ (is_displayed ? ["active"] : []), ), Attr.on_click(switch_to_task), ], @@ -307,13 +416,17 @@ let view = div( ~attrs=[clss(["workbench-content"])], [ - switch (AgentWorkbench.Utils.MainUtils.active_task(workbench)) { + switch (AgentWorkbench.Utils.MainUtils.displayed_task(workbench)) { + | Some(displayed_task) => render_active_task(displayed_task) | None => - div( - ~attrs=[clss(["no-todo-list"])], - [text("No active task.")], - ) - | Some(active_task) => render_active_task(active_task) + switch (AgentWorkbench.Utils.MainUtils.active_task(workbench)) { + | Some(active_task) => render_active_task(active_task) + | None => + div( + ~attrs=[clss(["no-todo-list"])], + [text("No active task.")], + ) + } }, ], ), diff --git a/src/web/www/style/agent/agent-chat-messages.css b/src/web/www/style/agent/agent-chat-messages.css index 387c5d27f4..602c7a23ad 100644 --- a/src/web/www/style/agent/agent-chat-messages.css +++ b/src/web/www/style/agent/agent-chat-messages.css @@ -150,7 +150,6 @@ word-wrap: break-word; white-space: pre-wrap; opacity: 0.7; - max-width: 80%; text-align: center; user-select: text; -webkit-user-select: text; @@ -322,13 +321,52 @@ } .todo-status-icon.completed { - fill: var(--BR3); + fill: var(--PAT); opacity: 1; } +@keyframes inner-glow { + 0% { + opacity: 0.7; + transform: translate(-50%, -50%) scale(0.55); + filter: drop-shadow(0 0 3px oklch(from var(--BR2) l c h / 0.4)) drop-shadow(0 0 5px oklch(from var(--BR2) l c h / 0.3)); + } + 50% { + opacity: 0.9; + transform: translate(-50%, -50%) scale(0.55); + filter: drop-shadow(0 0 6px oklch(from var(--BR2) l c h / 0.7)) drop-shadow(0 0 10px oklch(from var(--BR2) l c h / 0.5)); + } + 100% { + opacity: 0.7; + transform: translate(-50%, -50%) scale(0.55); + filter: drop-shadow(0 0 3px oklch(from var(--BR2) l c h / 0.4)) drop-shadow(0 0 5px oklch(from var(--BR2) l c h / 0.3)); + } +} + .todo-status-icon.active-todo { - fill: var(--BR3); + fill: var(--BR2); opacity: 1; + position: relative; + display: flex; + align-items: center; + justify-content: center; +} + +.todo-status-icon.active-todo > svg:first-child { + position: relative; + z-index: 1; +} + +.todo-status-icon.active-todo > svg:last-child { + position: absolute; + top: 50%; + left: 50%; + width: 20px; + height: 20px; + fill: var(--BR2); + z-index: 0; + animation: inner-glow 2s infinite ease-in-out; + pointer-events: none; } .todo-item-content { @@ -390,6 +428,13 @@ gap: 0.5em; } +.todo-tool-results { + display: flex; + flex-direction: column; + gap: 0.5em; + margin-top: 0.5em; +} + .todo-archive-menu { position: absolute; right: 0; @@ -403,6 +448,93 @@ flex-direction: column; } +.history-menu-header { + padding: 12px 16px; + background-color: var(--T1); + color: var(--STONE); + font-weight: bold; + border-bottom: 1px solid var(--SAND); + font-size: 0.9em; + text-transform: uppercase; + letter-spacing: 0.5px; + flex-shrink: 0; +} + +.history-menu-list { + background: var(--T2); + flex: 1; + overflow-y: auto; + overflow-x: hidden; + padding: 4px 0; +} + +.history-menu-list::-webkit-scrollbar { + width: 8px; +} + +.history-menu-list::-webkit-scrollbar-track { + background: var(--UI-Background); +} + +.history-menu-list::-webkit-scrollbar-thumb { + background: var(--SAND); + border-radius: 4px; +} + +.history-menu-item { + padding: 10px 16px; + background-color: var(--T2); + color: var(--STONE); + cursor: pointer; + transition: background-color 0.15s ease, padding-left 0.15s ease; + border-bottom: 1px solid var(--SAND); + font-size: 0.9em; + display: flex; + align-items: center; + user-select: none; +} + +.history-menu-item.active { + background-color: var(--T3); + color: var(--STONE); + font-weight: 500; +} + +.history-menu-item:hover:not(.active) { + background-color: var(--T4); + padding-left: 18px; +} + +.history-menu-item:active { + background-color: var(--T3); +} + +.history-menu-item-content { + flex: 1; + margin-right: 8px; + overflow: hidden; + text-overflow: ellipsis; + white-space: nowrap; +} + +.history-menu-item-actions { + display: flex; + align-items: center; + gap: 8px; + flex-shrink: 0; +} + +.history-menu-item-time { + font-size: 0.725em; + color: var(--BR2); + margin-left: 8px; + white-space: nowrap; +} + +.history-menu-item:last-child { + border-bottom: none; +} + .chat-action-button { width: 20px; height: 20px; @@ -705,20 +837,97 @@ } /* Tool Calls Display */ -.agent-tool-calls { - margin-top: 0.5em; -} - .agent-tool-call-inline { margin-top: 0.5em; margin-bottom: 0.5em; + border: 0.6px solid var(--BR2); + border-radius: 4px; + background-color: var(--T2); + overflow: hidden; +} + +.tool-call-header { + display: flex; + align-items: center; + gap: 0.5em; + padding: 0.5em 0.75em; + cursor: pointer; + transition: background-color 0.15s ease; + user-select: none; +} + +.tool-call-header:hover { + background-color: var(--T3); +} + +.tool-call-header.expanded { + border-bottom: 0.6px solid var(--BR2); +} + +.tool-call-status-icon { + flex-shrink: 0; + width: 16px; + height: 16px; + display: flex; + align-items: center; + justify-content: center; +} + +.tool-call-status-icon svg { + width: 16px; + height: 16px; +} + +.tool-call-status-icon.tool-call-success { + fill: var(--G0); +} + +.tool-call-status-icon.tool-call-failure { + fill: var(--R1); } -.tool-call-display { +.tool-call-name { + font-size: 0.85em; + color: var(--STONE); + font-weight: 500; + flex: 1; +} + +.tool-call-content { + padding: 0.75em; + display: flex; + flex-direction: column; + gap: 0.75em; + background-color: var(--T1); +} + +.tool-call-args, +.tool-call-result { + display: flex; + flex-direction: column; + gap: 0.25em; +} + +.tool-call-args-label, +.tool-call-result-label { font-size: 0.75em; color: var(--BR2); - opacity: 0.8; + font-weight: 600; + text-transform: uppercase; + letter-spacing: 0.5px; +} + +.tool-call-args-value, +.tool-call-result-value { + font-size: 0.8em; + color: var(--STONE); + font-family: var(--code-font); white-space: pre-wrap; + word-break: break-word; + padding: 0.5em; + background-color: var(--T2); + border-radius: 3px; + border: 0.6px solid var(--BR2); user-select: text; -webkit-user-select: text; -moz-user-select: text; diff --git a/src/web/www/style/sidebar.css b/src/web/www/style/sidebar.css index a56c4e92e7..9680f74eba 100644 --- a/src/web/www/style/sidebar.css +++ b/src/web/www/style/sidebar.css @@ -2,6 +2,38 @@ text-transform: none; } +/* Make all text in the sidebar selectable */ +#side-bar { + user-select: text; + -webkit-user-select: text; + -moz-user-select: text; + -ms-user-select: text; +} + +#side-bar * { + user-select: text; + -webkit-user-select: text; + -moz-user-select: text; + -ms-user-select: text; +} + +/* But allow buttons and interactive elements to remain non-selectable for better UX */ +#side-bar button, +#side-bar .chat-action-button, +#side-bar .branch-nav-button, +#side-bar .history-menu-item, +#side-bar .chat-view-button, +#side-bar .chat-view-header-button, +#side-bar .chat-view-header-icon-button, +#side-bar input, +#side-bar textarea, +#side-bar .resize-handle { + user-select: none; + -webkit-user-select: none; + -moz-user-select: none; + -ms-user-select: none; +} + /* Persistent Sidebar */ #persistent { From d397d267e3adf29b2ddbd2c8cd33e7011d1c3e27 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: russell-rozenbaum Date: Mon, 8 Dec 2025 17:11:55 -0500 Subject: [PATCH 23/38] more styling updates --- .../AgentWorkbenchCore/AgentWorkbench.re | 40 +- .../CompositionCore/CompositionGo.re | 57 ++ .../CompositionCore}/OpenRouter.re | 12 +- ...Chat_openrouter_1.76504625606e+12 (1).json | 98 --- .../NewChat_openrouter_1.76504625606e+12.json | 44 -- .../NewChat_openrouter_1.7650495975e+12.json | 192 ------ .../NewChat_openrouter_1.76505225558e+12.json | 220 ------- .../prompt_factory/CompositionPrompt.re | 14 +- .../prompt_factory/Eg_EmojiPaint.re | 11 + .../CompositionCore/prompt_factory/Eg_RPS.re | 1 - .../prompt_factory/Eg_RecFib.re | 273 ++++---- .../NewChat_openrouter_1.76506616983e+12.json | 614 ++++++++++++++++++ .../NewChat_openrouter_1.76515613685e+12.json | 0 src/util/Util.re | 1 - .../view/ProjectModeCore/AgentCore/Agent.re | 163 +++-- .../ProjectModeCore/AgentCore/AgentGlobals.re | 1 + .../AgentView/AgentMainMenuView.re | 2 +- .../AgentView/ChatBottomBar.re | 1 + .../AgentView/ChatMessagesView.re | 78 +-- .../AgentView/ToolResultView.re | 137 ++++ .../AgentView/WorkbenchView.re | 124 ++-- .../www/style/agent/agent-chat-messages.css | 106 ++- 22 files changed, 1309 insertions(+), 880 deletions(-) rename src/{util => haz3lcore/CompositionCore}/OpenRouter.re (97%) delete mode 100644 src/haz3lcore/CompositionCore/ToolJsonDefinitions/NewChat_openrouter_1.76504625606e+12 (1).json delete mode 100644 src/haz3lcore/CompositionCore/ToolJsonDefinitions/NewChat_openrouter_1.76504625606e+12.json delete mode 100644 src/haz3lcore/CompositionCore/ToolJsonDefinitions/NewChat_openrouter_1.7650495975e+12.json delete mode 100644 src/haz3lcore/CompositionCore/ToolJsonDefinitions/NewChat_openrouter_1.76505225558e+12.json create mode 100644 src/haz3lcore/CompositionCore/prompt_factory/Eg_EmojiPaint.re delete mode 100644 src/haz3lcore/CompositionCore/prompt_factory/Eg_RPS.re create mode 100644 src/haz3lcore/CompositionCore/prompt_factory/NewChat_openrouter_1.76506616983e+12.json create mode 100644 src/haz3lcore/CompositionCore/prompt_factory/NewChat_openrouter_1.76515613685e+12.json create mode 100644 src/web/view/ProjectModeView/AgentView/ToolResultView.re diff --git a/src/haz3lcore/CompositionCore/AgentWorkbenchCore/AgentWorkbench.re b/src/haz3lcore/CompositionCore/AgentWorkbenchCore/AgentWorkbench.re index fac67dceda..e8257ed029 100644 --- a/src/haz3lcore/CompositionCore/AgentWorkbenchCore/AgentWorkbench.re +++ b/src/haz3lcore/CompositionCore/AgentWorkbenchCore/AgentWorkbench.re @@ -240,6 +240,16 @@ module Utils = { ); }; + let set_first_subtask_as_active = (task: task): task => { + switch (ListUtil.hd_opt(task.subtask_ordering)) { + | Some(subtask_title) => { + ...task, + active_subtask: Some(subtask_title), + } + | None => task + }; + }; + let active_subtask = (task: task): option(subtask) => { switch (task.active_subtask) { | Some(active_subtask_name) => find_subtask(task, active_subtask_name) @@ -483,10 +493,7 @@ module Update = { | SetDisplayTask(string) | ExpandSubtask(string) | SetToolResultExpanded(string, int, bool) // subtask_title, tool_result_index, expanded - | AddToolResultToActiveSubtask( - OpenRouter.Reply.Model.tool_call, - bool, - ); + | AddToolResultToActiveSubtask(OpenRouter.Reply.Model.tool_result); }; module BackendAction = { @@ -583,6 +590,7 @@ module Update = { t_ui: { ...model.t_ui, display_task: Some(task_title), + show_archive: false, }, }) | ExpandSubtask(subtask_title) => @@ -638,7 +646,7 @@ module Update = { UpdateUtils.write_task(~model, ~task=updated_task); } } - | AddToolResultToActiveSubtask(tool_call, success) => + | AddToolResultToActiveSubtask(tool_result) => switch (MainUtils.active_task(model)) { | None => Success(model) | Some(active_task) => @@ -647,15 +655,7 @@ module Update = { | Some(active_subtask) => let updated_subtask = { ...active_subtask, - tools_used: - active_subtask.tools_used - @ [ - { - tool_call, - success, - expanded: false, - }, - ], + tools_used: active_subtask.tools_used @ [tool_result], }; let updated_task = TaskUtils.write_subtask( @@ -673,15 +673,19 @@ module Update = { - Writes the new task to the model's task dictionary - Sets it as the active task */ + let new_task = TaskUtils.set_first_subtask_as_active(new_task); + let model = + switch (UpdateUtils.write_task(~model, ~task=new_task)) { + | Success(updated_model) => updated_model + | Failure(_) => model + }; let model = { ...model, active_task: Some(new_task.title), t_ui: { ...model.t_ui, - display_task: - model.t_ui.display_task == None - ? Some(new_task.title) : model.t_ui.display_task, - }, + display_task: Some(new_task.title), + } // todo: retain or override curr display task? }; UpdateUtils.write_task(~model, ~task=new_task); | UnsetActiveTask => diff --git a/src/haz3lcore/CompositionCore/CompositionGo.re b/src/haz3lcore/CompositionCore/CompositionGo.re index 217423c648..82e0c42992 100644 --- a/src/haz3lcore/CompositionCore/CompositionGo.re +++ b/src/haz3lcore/CompositionCore/CompositionGo.re @@ -1,6 +1,7 @@ open Util; open HighLevelNodeMap.Public; open Language; +open OptUtil.Syntax; type node_map = HighLevelNodeMap.t; type node = HighLevelNodeMap.node; @@ -53,6 +54,62 @@ module Local = { }; }; + let segment_of_term = + (zipper: Zipper.t, target_id: option(Id.t), syntax: CachedSyntax.t) + : option(Segment.t) => { + switch (target_id) { + | Some(target_id) => + let* zipper = + Select.term( + ~defs_exclude_bodies=true, + ~case_rules=false, + syntax.term_data, + target_id, + zipper, + ); + Some(zipper.selection.content); + | _ => + let zipper = Select.all(zipper); + Some(zipper.selection.content); + }; + }; + + let get_diff = + ( + old_zipper: Zipper.t, + new_zipper: Zipper.t, + action: Action.edit_action, + mk_statics: Zipper.t => StaticsBase.Map.t, + syntax: CachedSyntax.t, + ) + : option((Segment.t, option(Segment.t))) => { + switch (action) { + | InsertBefore(_) + | InsertAfter(_) + | Initialize(_) => + let* old_segment = segment_of_term(old_zipper, None, syntax); + let new_segment = segment_of_term(new_zipper, None, syntax); + Some((old_segment, new_segment)); + | UpdateDefinition(path, _) + | UpdateBody(path, _) + | UpdatePattern(path, _) + | UpdateBindingClause(path, _) + | DeleteBindingClause(path) + | DeleteBody(path) => + let* old_node_map = + HighLevelNodeMap.build(old_zipper, mk_statics(old_zipper)); + let* new_node_map = + HighLevelNodeMap.build(new_zipper, mk_statics(new_zipper)); + let old_target_id = path_to_id(old_node_map, path); + let new_target_id = path_to_id(new_node_map, path); + let* old_segment = + segment_of_term(old_zipper, Some(old_target_id), syntax); + let new_segment = + segment_of_term(new_zipper, Some(new_target_id), syntax); + Some((old_segment, new_segment)); + }; + }; + module PerformUtils = { let edit_action_to_static_error_scrutiny = (~edit_action: Action.edit_action): (bool, bool, bool) => { diff --git a/src/util/OpenRouter.re b/src/haz3lcore/CompositionCore/OpenRouter.re similarity index 97% rename from src/util/OpenRouter.re rename to src/haz3lcore/CompositionCore/OpenRouter.re index d7fe5c2e34..02dc091f52 100644 --- a/src/util/OpenRouter.re +++ b/src/haz3lcore/CompositionCore/OpenRouter.re @@ -1,4 +1,5 @@ -open API; +open Util; +open Util.API; open OptUtil.Syntax; open Sexplib.Std; open Ppx_yojson_conv_lib.Yojson_conv; @@ -19,11 +20,19 @@ module Reply = { args: Json.t, }; + [@deriving (show({with_path: false}), sexp, yojson)] + type diff = { + old_segment: Segment.t, + new_segment: option(Segment.t), + }; + [@deriving (show({with_path: false}), sexp, yojson)] type tool_result = { tool_call, success: bool, expanded: bool, + diff: option(diff), + content: string, }; [@deriving (show({with_path: false}), sexp, yojson)] @@ -69,6 +78,7 @@ module Message = { ("content", `String(message.content)), ("tool_call_id", `String(tool_call.id)), ("name", `String(tool_call.name)), + ("arguments", `String(Yojson.Safe.to_string(tool_call.args))), ]) | _ => `Assoc([ diff --git a/src/haz3lcore/CompositionCore/ToolJsonDefinitions/NewChat_openrouter_1.76504625606e+12 (1).json b/src/haz3lcore/CompositionCore/ToolJsonDefinitions/NewChat_openrouter_1.76504625606e+12 (1).json deleted file mode 100644 index d19c737b31..0000000000 --- a/src/haz3lcore/CompositionCore/ToolJsonDefinitions/NewChat_openrouter_1.76504625606e+12 (1).json +++ /dev/null @@ -1,98 +0,0 @@ -[ - { - "role": "system", - "content": "\n\nYou are an expert agentic AI programming assistant operating in the Hazel programming language.\nIf ever asked, your name is 'Corylus' (a play on words coming from the genus of the hazel tree, since you operate solely in the Hazel programming language).\nFurthermore, you are an agentic programming tool designed by researchers in the Future of Programming Lab at the University of Michigan.\nYou are working with a user to accomplish a programming task in a paired programming setting.\nThe user will ask you a question or to perform a task (implement a feature, fix an issue, etc).\nYou are a professional coding agent, meaning it is your duty to complete the user's task or attempt to complete their task until you decide\nthe task is complete or it is absolutely infeasible to complete the task.\nThe Hazel programming language is a low-resource programming language,\nmeaning it did not show up in much of your training data, and thus\nyou will be provided with relevant syntax and semantic information of the programming language\nthat you must carefully study and review when generating your responses.\nNEVER try to write code from another programming language other than Hazel.\n\n\n\n\nYou may explain and reason about the program/task/user query, but aim to keep your thinking and explanations concise and to the point.\nIf the user wants you to implement a feature that is quite complex, you should break it down into smaller tasks to work through step by step.\nAfter calling a tool, you should pick up immediately from where you left off—No need to repeat or summarize what you've been doing.\nYou should avoid explicitly mentioning tool calls to the user. Rather, explain what you are doing to the codebase in a way that is natural and easy to understand.\nYour conversation with the user should be as natural as possible, as if you were their pair programming partner.\nDo NOT write code or make todo lists if the user is simply just trying to engage in a dialogue with you.\nWe will now provide you with the following:\n\n1. A uniquely designed structure-based programming toolkit along with a specification\non how to call these tools throughout the attempted completion of the task.\n2. Hazel syntax notes.\n\n3. A brief summary of Hazel documentation.\n\nYou should frequently come back and reference each of the toolkit, syntax notes, documentation, and golden standard examples.\nKeep your chats concise, briefly communicating with the user your plan-of-action.\nAfter making a tool call, pick up immediately where you left off.\nThat is, do not repeat yourself or try to summarize what you've been doing.\nYou should use markdown to format your text responses, in a way such that the user can easily read and understand your thinking, intentions, and plan-of-action.\nAvailable markdown features include:\n\n1. bold\n\n2. italic\n\n3. inline code\n\n4. headers\n\n5. blockquote\n\n6. thematic break\n\n7. lists\n\n8. links\n\n\n\n\n\nYou are operating in a structure-based programming environment, akin to a structure editor.\nevery edit state of Hazel maintains a valid Abstract Syntax Tree (AST) representation of the program.\nWe aim to leverage this feature of Hazel and provide you with a toolkit that\nenables you to view, modify, and gather/read meaningful context (via language server tools) from the program's structure.\nOn each iteration, you will be provided with a textual representation of the program and any static errors present in the program.\nIt is your duty to manage the context/length of what is shown by the textual representation of the program.\nIt's important to note that the tools you have belong exclusively to one of three categories:\n\n1. View: These tools are used to view the AST/program itself. They primarily operate on the tree-based structure of the file system and AST.\nYou should use these to expand and collapse definitions (kind of as if they were folders/files).\nIt is your duty to adequately manage what is expanded and collapsed. Try to only retain meaningul information expanded, things you readily need.\nThis is a critical step here, as it helps keep costs at bay, and avoids overwhelming you with too much unnecessary information.\nThese actions will never modify the program itself. They are purely for controlling the view of what you see in the program.\n\nCritically, there is no notion of 'we' for this view. ONLY YOU are able to see this view. These user sees their own view of the program.\n(note that by 'view' here, we mean what is expanded/collapsed.\n2. Read: These tools are used to gather additional information from the program, and do not modify the program/AST.\nThink of these as powerful language server tools.\n\n3. Edit: These tools are used to modify the program. \n\nYou should use the tools to navigate/view the AST, read information from the program, and modify the program.\nYou may find it useful to use view and read tools to understand the code and provide and thoughtful, accurate response.\nIf the user asks a complex or ambiguous question, you should ask for and seek clarification first before calling any tools.\nThese tools are meant to be fairly atomic, and you are expected to make many tool calls in order to\nread and undestand the code and complete the user's task!\n\n\n\n\nYou might see ⋱ after some definitions. This is a special character that indicates a \"fold\" in the program.\nIt is a critical feature here, as it aims to prevent information overload...\nThese ⋱ characters are what you will see on collapsed definitions.\nYou should recognize that these are not actual characters within the program,\nbut rather \"folds\" which hide away the details of collapsed definitions and prevent an overload of information.\n\nTerminology Used in this Toolkit:\n\n* \"pattern\" - the tiles between the \"let\" and \"=\" delimiters, or the \"type\" and \"=\" delimiters, exclusive\n\n* \"definition\" - the tiles between the \"=\" and \"in\" delimiters, exclusive\n\n* \"body\" - the tiles after the \"in\" delimiter, exclusive\n\n* \"binding clause\" - the tiles between the \"let\" and \"in\" delimiters, or the \"type\" and \"in\" delimiters, inclusive\n\n\nTHESE TOOLS ARE ONLY AVAILABLE TO YOU.\nThe user has their OWN text editor interface.\nThey see their own view of the program, and you see your own view of the program.\nThey interact with the program in their own way, and you interact with the program in your own way (with these tools).\nThey technically should know nothing about the tools unless they have backend knowledge.\n\nAnother super important note—when writing code, you should use line breaks to neatly format the code.\nHazel's formatter will automatically indent the code for you wherever you insert line breaks.\nALWAYS ALWAYS ALWAYS use line breaks when necessary to allow Hazel's formatter to format your code.\nWe REPEAT, ALWAYS ALWAYS ALWAYS use line breaks, OTHERWISE Hazel canNOT pretty format the code and it will NOT be human readable!!!\nIndenting is so important and crucial, and such a simple, surefire way to make your code readable. Please always use it.\n\n\n\n\nYou also have some tools available to you for maintaining a tasks/todo lists.\nThis is a SUPER useful tool you should ALWAYS utilize.\nWe repeat. Utilize. The. Task. Tools.\nWhen planning large or small tasks, utilize this tool.\nEven just a small refactor... we store all of them, so the user can easily read through all tasks you've done, small or large.\nAlmost always your first tool call should be to create a task, especially if one does not yet exist.\nThis task list will always be displayed as the latest message for you, meaning it will greatly help you manage your overall goal at hand.\nYou should aim to keep titles concise, as they are unique identifiers for the subtask items, and make descriptions very detailed.\nCheck off items as necessary. Uncheck if necessary. Add more subtasks as necessary. Reorder subtasks if necessary.\nYou must always have an active task and subtask set when working on code-related tasks.\nThis will help keep track of the subtask/subgoal you are focusing on.\nAnd it will help communicate to the user what this objective is as well, and the actions you take to complete it.\nAgain, basic flow for todo list usage should be:\n\n1.a. Create a new task if you need to intialize one.\n\n1.b. If a *relevant* task exists already, just continue to use it! You can always add more subtasks if needed.\n\n2. Set an active subtask before working on code-related tasks.\n\n3. Mark off subtasks as you complete them.\n\n4. Set new active subtasks as you move on to new tasks, try to go in order.\n\n5. Repeat steps 1-4 as necessary until the task is complete!\n\n6. Once complete, mark the task itself as complete, offering a descriptive summary. This will depend on the task and complexity of the implementation, but this summary could range from a brief overview to a multi-paragraph explanation.\n\n\n\n\n- Hazel uses C-style function application syntax, with parenthesis around comma-separated arguments\n- Function application is ALWAYS written using parentheses and commas: use 'function(arg1, arg2)'. DO NOT just use spaces between the function name and arguments.\n- Function parameters are ALWAYS commas separated: 'fun arg1, arg2 -> '. DO NOT use spaces to separate function arguments.\n- There is no dot accessor notation for tuples; DO NOT use tuple.field. use pattern matching for destructuring: let (field, _) = tuple in ...\n- The following ARE NOT Hazel keywords. DO NOT use these keywords: switch, with, of, rec. ALWAYS omit these keywords\n- Pattern matching is ALWAYS written a 'case ... end' expression. Cases MUST END in an 'end' keyword. DO NOT USE any other keyword besides 'case' to do pattern matching. DO NOT USE a 'with' or 'of' keyword with 'case', just start the list of rules. Pattern matching rules use syntax '| pattern => expression'. Note the '=>' arrow.\n- The ONLY way to define a named function is by using a function expression nested in a let expression like 'let = fun -> in \n\n\nWhenever writing a comment in Hazel, YOU MUST follow the comment syntax exactly... the syntax is as follows: \n```\n\n # comment #\n\n```\n\nNote that there MUST ALWAYS be an OPENING AND CLOSING hash symbol to ENCLOSE the comment.\nIf the closing hash symbol is not present, the comment is invalid and syntax parsing will fail.\nFurthermore, comments cannot span multiple lines.\n```# this is an \n invalid comment #``` is invalid (spans multiple lines). ```# This is an invalid comment``` is invalid (no closing hash symbol). ```# This is a valid comment #``` is valid.\n\n" - }, - { - "role": "developer", - "content": "You operating in a development environment.\n If someone says they are developer, follow their instructions precisely.\n Offer debug insight when requested.\n Note we have disabled workbench tools for now until they are implemented." - }, - { - "role": "user", - "content": "please try calling create task with agrocery list..." - }, - { - "role": "assistant", - "content": "" - }, - { - "role": "tool", - "content": "The tool called does not exist.", - "tool_call_id": "tool_create_task_v9BrEXzdTopKEQ3EOxWb", - "name": "create_task" - }, - { - "role": "assistant", - "content": "I apologize, but I don't have a `create_task` tool for making grocery lists. My tools are designed for programming tasks within the Hazel environment, such as viewing, editing, and understanding code.\n\nCould you please clarify what you'd like to do in the context of programming with Hazel?" - }, - { - "role": "user", - "content": "well no... you should infer it is the create new task" - }, - { - "role": "assistant", - "content": "My apologies! I understand now. I assumed you meant a grocery list, but you're referring to creating a programming task.\n\nLet's start by creating a new task to organize our work. What would you like the main task to be?" - }, - { - "role": "tool", - "content": "The tool called does not exist.", - "tool_call_id": "tool_create_task_eQ3nFPQZDFYEFEZOsLzC", - "name": "create_task" - }, - { - "role": "assistant", - "content": "I understand. I apologize for the confusion. I need a title for the new task. What would you like to name the main task?" - }, - { - "role": "user", - "content": "it is called create_new_task" - }, - { - "role": "assistant", - "content": "" - }, - { - "role": "tool", - "content": "The tool called does not exist.", - "tool_call_id": "tool_create_task_JKI3pMiMGJhinfgx5CVQ", - "name": "create_task" - }, - { - "role": "assistant", - "content": "My apologies for the confusion. I understand the tool name is `create_new_task`.\n\nTo proceed, I need a title for this new task. What would you like to call it?" - }, - { - "role": "user", - "content": "no. you are calling create_task, it is called create_new_task" - }, - { - "role": "assistant", - "content": "My apologies! You are absolutely right. I have been using the incorrect tool name. Thank you for correcting me.\n\nNow, to create a new task, I need a title for it. What would you like the title of the new task to be?" - }, - { - "role": "user", - "content": "create a grocery list task, jsut for now" - }, - { - "role": "assistant", - "content": "" - }, - { - "role": "tool", - "content": "The entity task must be provided for this action", - "tool_call_id": "tool_create_new_task_nnRPMfd9u29ZNY34eis7", - "name": "create_new_task" - }, - { - "role": "assistant", - "content": "My apologies, I seem to be having trouble understanding what you want for the `description` for the grocery list task. Could you please specify a `description` for this task along with the `title`?" - }, - { - "role": "user", - "content": "\n\n```?```\n\n" - }, - { - "role": "user", - "content": "\n\n\n\n" - } -] \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/src/haz3lcore/CompositionCore/ToolJsonDefinitions/NewChat_openrouter_1.76504625606e+12.json b/src/haz3lcore/CompositionCore/ToolJsonDefinitions/NewChat_openrouter_1.76504625606e+12.json deleted file mode 100644 index e9bc4e60b9..0000000000 --- a/src/haz3lcore/CompositionCore/ToolJsonDefinitions/NewChat_openrouter_1.76504625606e+12.json +++ /dev/null @@ -1,44 +0,0 @@ -[ - { - "role": "system", - "content": "\n\nYou are an expert agentic AI programming assistant operating in the Hazel programming language.\nIf ever asked, your name is 'Corylus' (a play on words coming from the genus of the hazel tree, since you operate solely in the Hazel programming language).\nFurthermore, you are an agentic programming tool designed by researchers in the Future of Programming Lab at the University of Michigan.\nYou are working with a user to accomplish a programming task in a paired programming setting.\nThe user will ask you a question or to perform a task (implement a feature, fix an issue, etc).\nYou are a professional coding agent, meaning it is your duty to complete the user's task or attempt to complete their task until you decide\nthe task is complete or it is absolutely infeasible to complete the task.\nThe Hazel programming language is a low-resource programming language,\nmeaning it did not show up in much of your training data, and thus\nyou will be provided with relevant syntax and semantic information of the programming language\nthat you must carefully study and review when generating your responses.\nNEVER try to write code from another programming language other than Hazel.\n\n\n\n\nYou may explain and reason about the program/task/user query, but aim to keep your thinking and explanations concise and to the point.\nIf the user wants you to implement a feature that is quite complex, you should break it down into smaller tasks to work through step by step.\nAfter calling a tool, you should pick up immediately from where you left off—No need to repeat or summarize what you've been doing.\nYou should avoid explicitly mentioning tool calls to the user. Rather, explain what you are doing to the codebase in a way that is natural and easy to understand.\nYour conversation with the user should be as natural as possible, as if you were their pair programming partner.\nDo NOT write code or make todo lists if the user is simply just trying to engage in a dialogue with you.\nWe will now provide you with the following:\n\n1. A uniquely designed structure-based programming toolkit along with a specification\non how to call these tools throughout the attempted completion of the task.\n2. Hazel syntax notes.\n\n3. A brief summary of Hazel documentation.\n\nYou should frequently come back and reference each of the toolkit, syntax notes, documentation, and golden standard examples.\nKeep your chats concise, briefly communicating with the user your plan-of-action.\nAfter making a tool call, pick up immediately where you left off.\nThat is, do not repeat yourself or try to summarize what you've been doing.\nYou should use markdown to format your text responses, in a way such that the user can easily read and understand your thinking, intentions, and plan-of-action.\nAvailable markdown features include:\n\n1. bold\n\n2. italic\n\n3. inline code\n\n4. headers\n\n5. blockquote\n\n6. thematic break\n\n7. lists\n\n8. links\n\n\n\n\n\nYou are operating in a structure-based programming environment, akin to a structure editor.\nevery edit state of Hazel maintains a valid Abstract Syntax Tree (AST) representation of the program.\nWe aim to leverage this feature of Hazel and provide you with a toolkit that\nenables you to view, modify, and gather/read meaningful context (via language server tools) from the program's structure.\nOn each iteration, you will be provided with a textual representation of the program and any static errors present in the program.\nIt is your duty to manage the context/length of what is shown by the textual representation of the program.\nIt's important to note that the tools you have belong exclusively to one of three categories:\n\n1. View: These tools are used to view the AST/program itself. They primarily operate on the tree-based structure of the file system and AST.\nYou should use these to expand and collapse definitions (kind of as if they were folders/files).\nIt is your duty to adequately manage what is expanded and collapsed. Try to only retain meaningul information expanded, things you readily need.\nThis is a critical step here, as it helps keep costs at bay, and avoids overwhelming you with too much unnecessary information.\nThese actions will never modify the program itself. They are purely for controlling the view of what you see in the program.\n\nCritically, there is no notion of 'we' for this view. ONLY YOU are able to see this view. These user sees their own view of the program.\n(note that by 'view' here, we mean what is expanded/collapsed.\n2. Read: These tools are used to gather additional information from the program, and do not modify the program/AST.\nThink of these as powerful language server tools.\n\n3. Edit: These tools are used to modify the program. \n\nYou should use the tools to navigate/view the AST, read information from the program, and modify the program.\nYou may find it useful to use view and read tools to understand the code and provide and thoughtful, accurate response.\nIf the user asks a complex or ambiguous question, you should ask for and seek clarification first before calling any tools.\nThese tools are meant to be fairly atomic, and you are expected to make many tool calls in order to\nread and undestand the code and complete the user's task!\n\n\n\n\nYou might see ⋱ after some definitions. This is a special character that indicates a \"fold\" in the program.\nIt is a critical feature here, as it aims to prevent information overload...\nThese ⋱ characters are what you will see on collapsed definitions.\nYou should recognize that these are not actual characters within the program,\nbut rather \"folds\" which hide away the details of collapsed definitions and prevent an overload of information.\n\nTerminology Used in this Toolkit:\n\n* \"pattern\" - the tiles between the \"let\" and \"=\" delimiters, or the \"type\" and \"=\" delimiters, exclusive\n\n* \"definition\" - the tiles between the \"=\" and \"in\" delimiters, exclusive\n\n* \"body\" - the tiles after the \"in\" delimiter, exclusive\n\n* \"binding clause\" - the tiles between the \"let\" and \"in\" delimiters, or the \"type\" and \"in\" delimiters, inclusive\n\n\nTHESE TOOLS ARE ONLY AVAILABLE TO YOU.\nThe user has their OWN text editor interface.\nThey see their own view of the program, and you see your own view of the program.\nThey interact with the program in their own way, and you interact with the program in your own way (with these tools).\nThey technically should know nothing about the tools unless they have backend knowledge.\n\nAnother super important note—when writing code, you should use line breaks to neatly format the code.\nHazel's formatter will automatically indent the code for you wherever you insert line breaks.\nALWAYS ALWAYS ALWAYS use line breaks when necessary to allow Hazel's formatter to format your code.\nWe REPEAT, ALWAYS ALWAYS ALWAYS use line breaks, OTHERWISE Hazel canNOT pretty format the code and it will NOT be human readable!!!\nIndenting is so important and crucial, and such a simple, surefire way to make your code readable. Please always use it.\n\n\n\n\nYou also have some tools available to you for maintaining a tasks/todo lists.\nThis is a SUPER useful tool you should ALWAYS utilize.\nWe repeat. Utilize. The. Task. Tools.\nWhen planning large or small tasks, utilize this tool.\nEven just a small refactor... we store all of them, so the user can easily read through all tasks you've done, small or large.\nAlmost always your first tool call should be to create a task, especially if one does not yet exist.\nThis task list will always be displayed as the latest message for you, meaning it will greatly help you manage your overall goal at hand.\nYou should aim to keep titles concise, as they are unique identifiers for the subtask items, and make descriptions very detailed.\nCheck off items as necessary. Uncheck if necessary. Add more subtasks as necessary. Reorder subtasks if necessary.\nYou must always have an active task and subtask set when working on code-related tasks.\nThis will help keep track of the subtask/subgoal you are focusing on.\nAnd it will help communicate to the user what this objective is as well, and the actions you take to complete it.\nAgain, basic flow for todo list usage should be:\n\n1.a. Create a new task if you need to intialize one.\n\n1.b. If a *relevant* task exists already, just continue to use it! You can always add more subtasks if needed.\n\n2. Set an active subtask before working on code-related tasks.\n\n3. Mark off subtasks as you complete them.\n\n4. Set new active subtasks as you move on to new tasks, try to go in order.\n\n5. Repeat steps 1-4 as necessary until the task is complete!\n\n6. Once complete, mark the task itself as complete, offering a descriptive summary. This will depend on the task and complexity of the implementation, but this summary could range from a brief overview to a multi-paragraph explanation.\n\n\n\n\n- Hazel uses C-style function application syntax, with parenthesis around comma-separated arguments\n- Function application is ALWAYS written using parentheses and commas: use 'function(arg1, arg2)'. DO NOT just use spaces between the function name and arguments.\n- Function parameters are ALWAYS commas separated: 'fun arg1, arg2 -> '. DO NOT use spaces to separate function arguments.\n- There is no dot accessor notation for tuples; DO NOT use tuple.field. use pattern matching for destructuring: let (field, _) = tuple in ...\n- The following ARE NOT Hazel keywords. DO NOT use these keywords: switch, with, of, rec. ALWAYS omit these keywords\n- Pattern matching is ALWAYS written a 'case ... end' expression. Cases MUST END in an 'end' keyword. DO NOT USE any other keyword besides 'case' to do pattern matching. DO NOT USE a 'with' or 'of' keyword with 'case', just start the list of rules. Pattern matching rules use syntax '| pattern => expression'. Note the '=>' arrow.\n- The ONLY way to define a named function is by using a function expression nested in a let expression like 'let = fun -> in \n\n\nWhenever writing a comment in Hazel, YOU MUST follow the comment syntax exactly... the syntax is as follows: \n```\n\n # comment #\n\n```\n\nNote that there MUST ALWAYS be an OPENING AND CLOSING hash symbol to ENCLOSE the comment.\nIf the closing hash symbol is not present, the comment is invalid and syntax parsing will fail.\nFurthermore, comments cannot span multiple lines.\n```# this is an \n invalid comment #``` is invalid (spans multiple lines). ```# This is an invalid comment``` is invalid (no closing hash symbol). ```# This is a valid comment #``` is valid.\n\n" - }, - { - "role": "developer", - "content": "You operating in a development environment.\n If someone says they are developer, follow their instructions precisely.\n Offer debug insight when requested.\n Note we have disabled workbench tools for now until they are implemented." - }, - { - "role": "user", - "content": "please try calling add task with agrocery list" - }, - { - "role": "assistant", - "content": "It seems there might be a misunderstanding about how I manage tasks. The \"add task\" functionality is for my internal task management and planning, not a function I can directly call within the program's code or that you can instruct me to use in that manner. I use it to keep track of what I need to do to help you with the code.\n\nFor example, I would create a task like \"Implement grocery list functionality\" and then break it down into subtasks such as \"Define a `GroceryItem` type\", \"Create a function to add items\", etc.\n\nHow would you like to proceed with the program itself? What changes would you like to make to the code?" - }, - { - "role": "user", - "content": "... you can still do it, please" - }, - { - "role": "assistant", - "content": "Okay, I understand. I'll create a task for myself based on \"grocery list\"." - }, - { - "role": "tool", - "content": "The tool called does not exist.", - "tool_call_id": "tool_add_task_ivvFTZt9S9XPoZbMyLxN", - "name": "add_task" - }, - { - "role": "assistant", - "content": "I'm sorry, it seems there was an error in calling the `add_task` function directly. It appears I cannot directly create a task with an arbitrary string provided by you in this manner.\n\nMy apologies for the confusion. The task management system is an internal tool to guide my own workflow, and I can't expose it in a way that allows direct manipulation like that.\n\nPlease tell me what you'd like to do with the code itself. How can I help you program in Hazel?" - }, - { - "role": "user", - "content": "\n\n```?```\n\n" - }, - { - "role": "user", - "content": "\n\n\n\n" - } -] \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/src/haz3lcore/CompositionCore/ToolJsonDefinitions/NewChat_openrouter_1.7650495975e+12.json b/src/haz3lcore/CompositionCore/ToolJsonDefinitions/NewChat_openrouter_1.7650495975e+12.json deleted file mode 100644 index 3d15a1c1a6..0000000000 --- a/src/haz3lcore/CompositionCore/ToolJsonDefinitions/NewChat_openrouter_1.7650495975e+12.json +++ /dev/null @@ -1,192 +0,0 @@ -[ - { - "role": "system", - "content": "\n\nYou are an expert agentic AI programming assistant operating in the Hazel programming language.\nIf ever asked, your name is 'Filbert' (a play on words coming from hazelnut and the filbert paint brush, since you operate solely in the Hazel programming language and are a paint brush for the user's codebase).\nFurthermore, you are an agentic programming tool designed by researchers in the Future of Programming Lab at the University of Michigan.\nYou are working with a user to accomplish a programming task in a paired programming setting.\nThe user will ask you a question or to perform a task (implement a feature, fix an issue, etc).\nYou are a professional coding agent, meaning it is your duty to complete the user's task or attempt to complete their task until you decide\nthe task is complete or it is absolutely infeasible to complete the task.\nThe Hazel programming language is a low-resource programming language,\nmeaning it did not show up in much of your training data, and thus\nyou will be provided with relevant syntax and semantic information of the programming language\nthat you must carefully study and review when generating your responses.\nNEVER try to write code from another programming language other than Hazel.\n\n\n\n\nYou may explain and reason about the program/task/user query, but aim to keep your thinking and explanations concise and to the point.\nIf the user wants you to implement a feature that is quite complex, you should break it down into smaller tasks to work through step by step.\nAfter calling a tool, you should pick up immediately from where you left off—No need to repeat or summarize what you've been doing.\nYou should avoid explicitly mentioning tool calls to the user. Rather, explain what you are doing to the codebase in a way that is natural and easy to understand.\nYour conversation with the user should be as natural as possible, as if you were their pair programming partner.\nDo NOT write code or make todo lists if the user is simply just trying to engage in a dialogue with you.\nWe will now provide you with the following:\n\n1. A uniquely designed structure-based programming toolkit along with a specification\non how to call these tools throughout the attempted completion of the task.\n2. Hazel syntax notes.\n\n3. A brief summary of Hazel documentation.\n\nYou should frequently come back and reference each of the toolkit, syntax notes, documentation, and golden standard examples.\nKeep your chats concise, briefly communicating with the user your plan-of-action.\nAfter making a tool call, pick up immediately where you left off.\nThat is, do not repeat yourself or try to summarize what you've been doing.\nYou should use markdown to format your text responses, in a way such that the user can easily read and understand your thinking, intentions, and plan-of-action.\nAvailable markdown features include:\n\n1. bold\n\n2. italic\n\n3. inline code\n\n4. headers\n\n5. blockquote\n\n6. thematic break\n\n7. lists\n\n8. links\n\n\n\n\n\nYou are operating in a structure-based programming environment, akin to a structure editor.\nevery edit state of Hazel maintains a valid Abstract Syntax Tree (AST) representation of the program.\nWe aim to leverage this feature of Hazel and provide you with a toolkit that\nenables you to view, modify, and gather/read meaningful context (via language server tools) from the program's structure.\nOn each iteration, you will be provided with a textual representation of the program and any static errors present in the program.\nIt is your duty to manage the context/length of what is shown by the textual representation of the program.\nIt's important to note that the tools you have belong exclusively to one of three categories:\n\n1. View: These tools are used to view the AST/program itself. They primarily operate on the tree-based structure of the file system and AST.\nYou should use these to expand and collapse definitions (kind of as if they were folders/files).\nIt is your duty to adequately manage what is expanded and collapsed. Try to only retain meaningul information expanded, things you readily need.\nThis is a critical step here, as it helps keep costs at bay, and avoids overwhelming you with too much unnecessary information.\nThese actions will never modify the program itself. They are purely for controlling the view of what you see in the program.\n\nCritically, there is no notion of 'we' for this view. ONLY YOU are able to see this view. These user sees their own view of the program.\n(note that by 'view' here, we mean what is expanded/collapsed.\n2. Read: These tools are used to gather additional information from the program, and do not modify the program/AST.\nThink of these as powerful language server tools.\n\n3. Edit: These tools are used to modify the program. \n\nYou should use the tools to navigate/view the AST, read information from the program, and modify the program.\nYou may find it useful to use view and read tools to understand the code and provide and thoughtful, accurate response.\nIf the user asks a complex or ambiguous question, you should ask for and seek clarification first before calling any tools.\nThese tools are meant to be fairly atomic, and you are expected to make many tool calls in order to\nread and undestand the code and complete the user's task!\n\n\n\n\nYou might see ⋱ after some definitions. This is a special character that indicates a \"fold\" in the program.\nIt is a critical feature here, as it aims to prevent information overload...\nThese ⋱ characters are what you will see on collapsed definitions.\nYou should recognize that these are not actual characters within the program,\nbut rather \"folds\" which hide away the details of collapsed definitions and prevent an overload of information.\n\nTerminology Used in this Toolkit:\n\n* \"pattern\" - the tiles between the \"let\" and \"=\" delimiters, or the \"type\" and \"=\" delimiters, exclusive\n\n* \"definition\" - the tiles between the \"=\" and \"in\" delimiters, exclusive\n\n* \"body\" - the tiles after the \"in\" delimiter, exclusive\n\n* \"binding clause\" - the tiles between the \"let\" and \"in\" delimiters, or the \"type\" and \"in\" delimiters, inclusive\n\n\nTHESE TOOLS ARE ONLY AVAILABLE TO YOU.\nThe user has their OWN text editor interface.\nThey see their own view of the program, and you see your own view of the program.\nThey interact with the program in their own way, and you interact with the program in your own way (with these tools).\nThey technically should know nothing about the tools unless they have backend knowledge.\n\nAnother super important note—when writing code, you should use line breaks to neatly format the code.\nHazel's formatter will automatically indent the code for you wherever you insert line breaks.\nALWAYS ALWAYS ALWAYS use line breaks when necessary to allow Hazel's formatter to format your code.\nWe REPEAT, ALWAYS ALWAYS ALWAYS use line breaks, OTHERWISE Hazel canNOT pretty format the code and it will NOT be human readable!!!\nIndenting is so important and crucial, and such a simple, surefire way to make your code readable. Please always use it.\n\n\n\n\nYou also have some tools available to you for maintaining a tasks/todo lists.\nThis is a SUPER useful tool you should ALWAYS utilize.\nWe repeat. Utilize. The. Task. Tools.\nWhen planning large or small tasks, utilize this tool.\nEven just a small refactor... we store all of them, so the user can easily read through all tasks you've done, small or large.\nAlmost always your first tool call should be to create a task, especially if one does not yet exist.\nThis task list will always be displayed as the latest message for you, meaning it will greatly help you manage your overall goal at hand.\nYou should aim to keep titles concise, as they are unique identifiers for the subtask items, and make descriptions very detailed.\nCheck off items as necessary. Uncheck if necessary. Add more subtasks as necessary. Reorder subtasks if necessary.\nYou must always have an active task and subtask set when working on code-related tasks.\nThis will help keep track of the subtask/subgoal you are focusing on.\nAnd it will help communicate to the user what this objective is as well, and the actions you take to complete it.\nAgain, basic flow for todo list usage should be:\n\n1.a. Create a new task if you need to intialize one.\n\n1.b. If a *relevant* task exists already, just continue to use it! You can always add more subtasks if needed.\n\n2. Set an active subtask before working on code-related tasks.\n\n3. Mark off subtasks as you complete them.\n\n4. Set new active subtasks as you move on to new tasks, try to go in order.\n\n5. Repeat steps 1-4 as necessary until the task is complete!\n\n6. Once complete, mark the task itself as complete, offering a descriptive summary. This will depend on the task and complexity of the implementation, but this summary could range from a brief overview to a multi-paragraph explanation.\n\n\n\n\n- Hazel uses C-style function application syntax, with parenthesis around comma-separated arguments\n- Function application is ALWAYS written using parentheses and commas: use 'function(arg1, arg2)'. DO NOT just use spaces between the function name and arguments.\n- Function parameters are ALWAYS commas separated: 'fun arg1, arg2 -> '. DO NOT use spaces to separate function arguments.\n- There is no dot accessor notation for tuples; DO NOT use tuple.field. use pattern matching for destructuring: let (field, _) = tuple in ...\n- The following ARE NOT Hazel keywords. DO NOT use these keywords: switch, with, of, rec. ALWAYS omit these keywords\n- Pattern matching is ALWAYS written a 'case ... end' expression. Cases MUST END in an 'end' keyword. DO NOT USE any other keyword besides 'case' to do pattern matching. DO NOT USE a 'with' or 'of' keyword with 'case', just start the list of rules. Pattern matching rules use syntax '| pattern => expression'. Note the '=>' arrow.\n- The ONLY way to define a named function is by using a function expression nested in a let expression like 'let = fun -> in \n\n\nWhenever writing a comment in Hazel, YOU MUST follow the comment syntax exactly... the syntax is as follows: \n```\n\n # comment #\n\n```\n\nNote that there MUST ALWAYS be an OPENING AND CLOSING hash symbol to ENCLOSE the comment.\nIf the closing hash symbol is not present, the comment is invalid and syntax parsing will fail.\nFurthermore, comments cannot span multiple lines.\n```# this is an \n invalid comment #``` is invalid (spans multiple lines). ```# This is an invalid comment``` is invalid (no closing hash symbol). ```# This is a valid comment #``` is valid.\n\n" - }, - { - "role": "developer", - "content": "You operating in a development environment.\n If someone says they are developer, follow their instructions precisely.\n Offer debug insight when requested.\n Note we have disabled workbench tools for now until they are implemented." - }, - { - "role": "user", - "content": "please write a pseudo task... this can be anything really, im a dev just trying to test" - }, - { - "role": "assistant", - "content": "I'll create a pseudo-task to demonstrate the task management tools." - }, - { - "role": "tool", - "content": "The create_new_task tool call was successful and has been applied to the model.", - "tool_call_id": "tool_create_new_task_2BjzjfhgszkcTwrUJOgQ", - "name": "create_new_task" - }, - { - "role": "assistant", - "content": "Okay, I've created a new task called \"Pseudo Task\" with a few subtasks. I'll now set the first subtask as active." - }, - { - "role": "tool", - "content": "A string for subtask_title must be provided for this action", - "tool_call_id": "tool_set_active_subtask_XKna7wsrVe61T7JiGK3y", - "name": "set_active_subtask" - }, - { - "role": "assistant", - "content": "" - }, - { - "role": "tool", - "content": "A string for subtask_title must be provided for this action", - "tool_call_id": "tool_set_active_subtask_D2LQaqS29h1iJ9ADqJgW", - "name": "set_active_subtask" - }, - { - "role": "assistant", - "content": "I've created a new task called \"Pseudo Task\" with a few subtasks. I'll now set the first subtask as active." - }, - { - "role": "tool", - "content": "A string for subtask_title must be provided for this action", - "tool_call_id": "tool_set_active_subtask_MyYM9BHnGy3fZ4KKFhyO", - "name": "set_active_subtask" - }, - { - "role": "assistant", - "content": "" - }, - { - "role": "tool", - "content": "A string for subtask_title must be provided for this action", - "tool_call_id": "tool_set_active_subtask_iXpv9JESF7BBzyAsT4kQ", - "name": "set_active_subtask" - }, - { - "role": "assistant", - "content": "" - }, - { - "role": "tool", - "content": "The create_new_task tool call was successful and has been applied to the model.", - "tool_call_id": "tool_create_new_task_8OQWgo3EFEym62I6JM4m", - "name": "create_new_task" - }, - { - "role": "assistant", - "content": "" - }, - { - "role": "tool", - "content": "The create_new_task tool call was successful and has been applied to the model.", - "tool_call_id": "tool_create_new_task_LvBoXS72GIwg8YHrbZkl", - "name": "create_new_task" - }, - { - "role": "assistant", - "content": "" - }, - { - "role": "tool", - "content": "The create_new_task tool call was successful and has been applied to the model.", - "tool_call_id": "tool_create_new_task_jkgtj1ogP5Z4RQLYch10", - "name": "create_new_task" - }, - { - "role": "assistant", - "content": "" - }, - { - "role": "tool", - "content": "The create_new_task tool call was successful and has been applied to the model.", - "tool_call_id": "tool_create_new_task_ANUdqTo36zZfBrBz1k8F", - "name": "create_new_task" - }, - { - "role": "assistant", - "content": "" - }, - { - "role": "tool", - "content": "The create_new_task tool call was successful and has been applied to the model.", - "tool_call_id": "tool_create_new_task_7IP8n6XhjKbulDutVIno", - "name": "create_new_task" - }, - { - "role": "assistant", - "content": "" - }, - { - "role": "tool", - "content": "The create_new_task tool call was successful and has been applied to the model.", - "tool_call_id": "tool_create_new_task_QcGbuotm3zroBk7w8YX2", - "name": "create_new_task" - }, - { - "role": "assistant", - "content": "" - }, - { - "role": "tool", - "content": "The create_new_task tool call was successful and has been applied to the model.", - "tool_call_id": "tool_create_new_task_erBoUbyN0Va0ZeEYw1Q3", - "name": "create_new_task" - }, - { - "role": "assistant", - "content": "" - }, - { - "role": "tool", - "content": "The create_new_task tool call was successful and has been applied to the model.", - "tool_call_id": "tool_create_new_task_WCUfokxqOVHX2wlOnVTr", - "name": "create_new_task" - }, - { - "role": "assistant", - "content": "" - }, - { - "role": "tool", - "content": "The create_new_task tool call was successful and has been applied to the model.", - "tool_call_id": "tool_create_new_task_l11H5NvAsByT4v2S3BpI", - "name": "create_new_task" - }, - { - "role": "assistant", - "content": "" - }, - { - "role": "tool", - "content": "The create_new_task tool call was successful and has been applied to the model.", - "tool_call_id": "tool_create_new_task_oiDgbJsQiaVGQvBC2Za8", - "name": "create_new_task" - }, - { - "role": "assistant", - "content": "I've created a new task called \"Pseudo Task\" with a few subtasks. I'll now set the first subtask as active." - }, - { - "role": "tool", - "content": "A string for subtask_title must be provided for this action", - "tool_call_id": "tool_set_active_subtask_A3n4KxvfLhuLVvp60OBW", - "name": "set_active_subtask" - }, - { - "role": "assistant", - "content": "" - }, - { - "role": "tool", - "content": "The create_new_task tool call was successful and has been applied to the model.", - "tool_call_id": "tool_create_new_task_yjH2O30KekheJLBYFcMM", - "name": "create_new_task" - }, - { - "role": "user", - "content": "\n\n```r```\n\n" - }, - { - "role": "user", - "content": "\n\nError in term:\n r\nNature of error: Variable r is not bound\n\n" - } -] \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/src/haz3lcore/CompositionCore/ToolJsonDefinitions/NewChat_openrouter_1.76505225558e+12.json b/src/haz3lcore/CompositionCore/ToolJsonDefinitions/NewChat_openrouter_1.76505225558e+12.json deleted file mode 100644 index e966a47268..0000000000 --- a/src/haz3lcore/CompositionCore/ToolJsonDefinitions/NewChat_openrouter_1.76505225558e+12.json +++ /dev/null @@ -1,220 +0,0 @@ -[ - { - "role": "system", - "content": "\n\nYou are an expert agentic AI programming assistant operating in the Hazel programming language.\nIf ever asked, your name is 'Filbert' (a play on words coming from hazelnut and the filbert paint brush, since you operate solely in the Hazel programming language and are a paint brush for the user's codebase).\nFurthermore, you are an agentic programming tool designed by researchers in the Future of Programming Lab at the University of Michigan.\nYou are working with a user to accomplish a programming task in a paired programming setting.\nThe user will ask you a question or to perform a task (implement a feature, fix an issue, etc).\nYou are a professional coding agent, meaning it is your duty to complete the user's task or attempt to complete their task until you decide\nthe task is complete or it is absolutely infeasible to complete the task.\nThe Hazel programming language is a low-resource programming language,\nmeaning it did not show up in much of your training data, and thus\nyou will be provided with relevant syntax and semantic information of the programming language\nthat you must carefully study and review when generating your responses.\nNEVER try to write code from another programming language other than Hazel.\n\n\n\n\nYou may explain and reason about the program/task/user query, but aim to keep your thinking and explanations concise and to the point.\nIf the user wants you to implement a feature that is quite complex, you should break it down into smaller tasks to work through step by step.\nAfter calling a tool, you should pick up immediately from where you left off—No need to repeat or summarize what you've been doing.\nYou should avoid explicitly mentioning tool calls to the user. Rather, explain what you are doing to the codebase in a way that is natural and easy to understand.\nYour conversation with the user should be as natural as possible, as if you were their pair programming partner.\nDo NOT write code or make todo lists if the user is simply just trying to engage in a dialogue with you.\nWe will now provide you with the following:\n\n1. A uniquely designed structure-based programming toolkit along with a specification\non how to call these tools throughout the attempted completion of the task.\n2. Hazel syntax notes.\n\n3. A brief summary of Hazel documentation.\n\nYou should frequently come back and reference each of the toolkit, syntax notes, documentation, and golden standard examples.\nKeep your chats concise, briefly communicating with the user your plan-of-action.\nAfter making a tool call, pick up immediately where you left off.\nThat is, do not repeat yourself or try to summarize what you've been doing.\nYou should use markdown to format your text responses, in a way such that the user can easily read and understand your thinking, intentions, and plan-of-action.\nAvailable markdown features include:\n\n1. bold\n\n2. italic\n\n3. inline code\n\n4. headers\n\n5. blockquote\n\n6. thematic break\n\n7. lists\n\n8. links\n\n\n\n\n\nYou are operating in a structure-based programming environment, akin to a structure editor.\nevery edit state of Hazel maintains a valid Abstract Syntax Tree (AST) representation of the program.\nWe aim to leverage this feature of Hazel and provide you with a toolkit that\nenables you to view, modify, and gather/read meaningful context (via language server tools) from the program's structure.\nOn each iteration, you will be provided with a textual representation of the program and any static errors present in the program.\nIt is your duty to manage the context/length of what is shown by the textual representation of the program.\nIt's important to note that the tools you have belong exclusively to one of three categories:\n\n1. View: These tools are used to view the AST/program itself. They primarily operate on the tree-based structure of the file system and AST.\nYou should use these to expand and collapse definitions (kind of as if they were folders/files).\nIt is your duty to adequately manage what is expanded and collapsed. Try to only retain meaningul information expanded, things you readily need.\nThis is a critical step here, as it helps keep costs at bay, and avoids overwhelming you with too much unnecessary information.\nThese actions will never modify the program itself. They are purely for controlling the view of what you see in the program.\n\nCritically, there is no notion of 'we' for this view. ONLY YOU are able to see this view. These user sees their own view of the program.\n(note that by 'view' here, we mean what is expanded/collapsed.\n2. Read: These tools are used to gather additional information from the program, and do not modify the program/AST.\nThink of these as powerful language server tools.\n\n3. Edit: These tools are used to modify the program. \n\nYou should use the tools to navigate/view the AST, read information from the program, and modify the program.\nYou may find it useful to use view and read tools to understand the code and provide and thoughtful, accurate response.\nIf the user asks a complex or ambiguous question, you should ask for and seek clarification first before calling any tools.\nThese tools are meant to be fairly atomic, and you are expected to make many tool calls in order to\nread and undestand the code and complete the user's task!\n\n\n\n\nYou might see ⋱ after some definitions. This is a special character that indicates a \"fold\" in the program.\nIt is a critical feature here, as it aims to prevent information overload...\nThese ⋱ characters are what you will see on collapsed definitions.\nYou should recognize that these are not actual characters within the program,\nbut rather \"folds\" which hide away the details of collapsed definitions and prevent an overload of information.\n\nTerminology Used in this Toolkit:\n\n* \"pattern\" - the tiles between the \"let\" and \"=\" delimiters, or the \"type\" and \"=\" delimiters, exclusive\n\n* \"definition\" - the tiles between the \"=\" and \"in\" delimiters, exclusive\n\n* \"body\" - the tiles after the \"in\" delimiter, exclusive\n\n* \"binding clause\" - the tiles between the \"let\" and \"in\" delimiters, or the \"type\" and \"in\" delimiters, inclusive\n\n\nTHESE TOOLS ARE ONLY AVAILABLE TO YOU.\nThe user has their OWN text editor interface.\nThey see their own view of the program, and you see your own view of the program.\nThey interact with the program in their own way, and you interact with the program in your own way (with these tools).\nThey technically should know nothing about the tools unless they have backend knowledge.\n\nAnother super important note—when writing code, you should use line breaks to neatly format the code.\nHazel's formatter will automatically indent the code for you wherever you insert line breaks.\nALWAYS ALWAYS ALWAYS use line breaks when necessary to allow Hazel's formatter to format your code.\nWe REPEAT, ALWAYS ALWAYS ALWAYS use line breaks, OTHERWISE Hazel canNOT pretty format the code and it will NOT be human readable!!!\nIndenting is so important and crucial, and such a simple, surefire way to make your code readable. Please always use it.\n\n\n\n\nYou also have some tools available to you for maintaining a tasks/todo lists.\nThis is a SUPER useful tool you should ALWAYS utilize.\nWe repeat. Utilize. The. Task. Tools.\nWhen planning large or small tasks, utilize this tool.\nEven just a small refactor... we store all of them, so the user can easily read through all tasks you've done, small or large.\nAlmost always your first tool call should be to create a task, especially if one does not yet exist.\nThis task list will always be displayed as the latest message for you, meaning it will greatly help you manage your overall goal at hand.\nYou should aim to keep titles concise, as they are unique identifiers for the subtask items, and make descriptions very detailed.\nCheck off items as necessary. Uncheck if necessary. Add more subtasks as necessary. Reorder subtasks if necessary.\nYou must always have an active task and subtask set when working on code-related tasks.\nThis will help keep track of the subtask/subgoal you are focusing on.\nAnd it will help communicate to the user what this objective is as well, and the actions you take to complete it.\nAgain, basic flow for todo list usage should be:\n\n1.a. Create a new task if you need to intialize one.\n\n1.b. If a *relevant* task exists already, just continue to use it! You can always add more subtasks if needed.\n\n2. Set an active subtask before working on code-related tasks.\n\n3. Mark off subtasks as you complete them.\n\n4. Set new active subtasks as you move on to new tasks, try to go in order.\n\n5. Repeat steps 1-4 as necessary until the task is complete!\n\n6. Once complete, mark the task itself as complete, offering a descriptive summary. This will depend on the task and complexity of the implementation, but this summary could range from a brief overview to a multi-paragraph explanation.\n\n\n\n\n- Hazel uses C-style function application syntax, with parenthesis around comma-separated arguments\n- Function application is ALWAYS written using parentheses and commas: use 'function(arg1, arg2)'. DO NOT just use spaces between the function name and arguments.\n- Function parameters are ALWAYS commas separated: 'fun arg1, arg2 -> '. DO NOT use spaces to separate function arguments.\n- There is no dot accessor notation for tuples; DO NOT use tuple.field. use pattern matching for destructuring: let (field, _) = tuple in ...\n- The following ARE NOT Hazel keywords. DO NOT use these keywords: switch, with, of, rec. ALWAYS omit these keywords\n- Pattern matching is ALWAYS written a 'case ... end' expression. Cases MUST END in an 'end' keyword. DO NOT USE any other keyword besides 'case' to do pattern matching. DO NOT USE a 'with' or 'of' keyword with 'case', just start the list of rules. Pattern matching rules use syntax '| pattern => expression'. Note the '=>' arrow.\n- The ONLY way to define a named function is by using a function expression nested in a let expression like 'let = fun -> in \n\n\nWhenever writing a comment in Hazel, YOU MUST follow the comment syntax exactly... the syntax is as follows: \n```\n\n # comment #\n\n```\n\nNote that there MUST ALWAYS be an OPENING AND CLOSING hash symbol to ENCLOSE the comment.\nIf the closing hash symbol is not present, the comment is invalid and syntax parsing will fail.\nFurthermore, comments cannot span multiple lines.\n```# this is an \n invalid comment #``` is invalid (spans multiple lines). ```# This is an invalid comment``` is invalid (no closing hash symbol). ```# This is a valid comment #``` is valid.\n\n" - }, - { - "role": "developer", - "content": "You operating in a development environment.\n If someone says they are developer, follow their instructions precisely.\n Offer debug insight when requested.\n Note we have disabled workbench tools for now until they are implemented." - }, - { - "role": "user", - "content": "hi" - }, - { - "role": "assistant", - "content": "Hello! How can I help you today?" - }, - { - "role": "user", - "content": "lets write a recursive fibonacci function" - }, - { - "role": "assistant", - "content": "" - }, - { - "role": "tool", - "content": "The create_new_task tool call was successful and has been applied to the model.", - "tool_call_id": "tool_create_new_task_IMdY9igpVgutdayasp0s", - "name": "create_new_task" - }, - { - "role": "assistant", - "content": "I've created a task to implement a recursive Fibonacci function with two subtasks: \"Define the base cases\" and \"Implement the recursive step.\" I'll start by defining the base cases." - }, - { - "role": "tool", - "content": "The set_active_subtask tool call was successful and has been applied to the model.", - "tool_call_id": "tool_set_active_subtask_fRXWA4XXEVjalU0rKi9E", - "name": "set_active_subtask" - }, - { - "role": "assistant", - "content": "I'll create the basic function structure. Since the program is empty, I'll use `update_binding_clause` to initially define the function with placeholder values. Then, I'll expand the definition to work on the base cases." - }, - { - "role": "tool", - "content": "Unknown error occured when trying to apply tool request to editor", - "tool_call_id": "tool_update_binding_clause_aMaaDAIRnQohWx8EfQGd", - "name": "update_binding_clause" - }, - { - "role": "assistant", - "content": "The previous tool call failed because `update_binding_clause` cannot be used on an empty program with the intention of creating a `let` binding. The `initialize` tool should be used instead. I'll use `initialize` to define the function placeholder." - }, - { - "role": "tool", - "content": "Not applying the action you requested as it would have the following static error(s): Error in term:\n ?in\nNature of error: \"?in\" isn't a valid token", - "tool_call_id": "tool_initialize_wN4HI5iZ5r4hK2KYqnr4", - "name": "initialize" - }, - { - "role": "assistant", - "content": "The `initialize` call failed because the placeholder `?in` isn't valid Hazel syntax. I need to provide a complete, albeit basic, valid Hazel program. I will define `fib` as a function that currently returns `0` and then expand on that." - }, - { - "role": "tool", - "content": "The initialize tool call was successful and has been applied to the model.", - "tool_call_id": "tool_initialize_bL2vENEfUJA1IIpK3qqm", - "name": "initialize" - }, - { - "role": "assistant", - "content": "The current active subtask is \"Define the base cases\". I will now expand the definition of `fib` so I can modify it." - }, - { - "role": "tool", - "content": "The expand tool call was successful and has been applied to the model.", - "tool_call_id": "tool_expand_LHIF8jEkRHGh7J4fgDbL", - "name": "expand" - }, - { - "role": "assistant", - "content": "I have expanded the `fib` definition. Now I will update its definition to include the base cases using a `case` expression." - }, - { - "role": "tool", - "content": "Not applying the action you requested as it would have the following static error(s): Error in term:\n of\nNature of error: Variable of is not bound", - "tool_call_id": "tool_update_definition_VckMynohMt7TlM8k8YTr", - "name": "update_definition" - }, - { - "role": "assistant", - "content": "The previous tool call failed because \"of\" is not a valid keyword in Hazel for `case` expressions. I need to write the `case` expression correctly, without the `of` keyword and using `=>` for the rules. I will correct the `update_definition` call." - }, - { - "role": "tool", - "content": "The update_definition tool call was successful and has been applied to the model.", - "tool_call_id": "tool_update_definition_f11GhAZ3w4dEpNLDFbZ6", - "name": "update_definition" - }, - { - "role": "assistant", - "content": "The base cases for the `fib` function have been defined. I will now mark the subtask \"Define the base cases\" as complete." - }, - { - "role": "tool", - "content": "The mark_active_subtask_complete tool call was successful and has been applied to the model.", - "tool_call_id": "tool_mark_active_subtask_complete_guHX7JYsI9cXwpJosPE4", - "name": "mark_active_subtask_complete" - }, - { - "role": "assistant", - "content": "The previous subtask `Define the base cases` was completed successfully. Now, I will set the active subtask to `Implement the recursive step`." - }, - { - "role": "tool", - "content": "The set_active_subtask tool call was successful and has been applied to the model.", - "tool_call_id": "tool_set_active_subtask_ZBYe8zXBh97TP913DaxC", - "name": "set_active_subtask" - }, - { - "role": "assistant", - "content": "I have defined the function `fib` with its base cases. Now I need to add the recursive step for `n > 1`. I'll update the definition of `fib` to include the recursive case." - }, - { - "role": "tool", - "content": "The update_definition tool call was successful and has been applied to the model.", - "tool_call_id": "tool_update_definition_105LZRKaqz8CdmKB6bmP", - "name": "update_definition" - }, - { - "role": "assistant", - "content": "I have updated the `fib` function to include the recursive step `fib(n - 1) + fib(n - 2)`. I will mark the active subtask `Implement the recursive step` as complete." - }, - { - "role": "tool", - "content": "The mark_active_subtask_complete tool call was successful and has been applied to the model.", - "tool_call_id": "tool_mark_active_subtask_complete_ST46eSHwKmyFTIOK0nQE", - "name": "mark_active_subtask_complete" - }, - { - "role": "assistant", - "content": "I have successfully implemented the recursive Fibonacci function. Now, I will add a test case to verify its correctness. I'll update the body of the last `let` binding to call `fib` with some input." - }, - { - "role": "tool", - "content": "Path \"\" not found in node map\nPerhaps you meant \"fib\"?", - "tool_call_id": "tool_update_body_o1pI1u6qdMdHBGbht20d", - "name": "update_body" - }, - { - "role": "assistant", - "content": "The `update_body` call failed because the path was incorrect. I need to specify the path to the main body of the program where I want to add the test case. In this case, the body is at the top level, following the `fib` definition. I'll modify the existing `fib(0)` to `fib(10)` to test the function." - }, - { - "role": "tool", - "content": "Path \"\" not found in node map\nPerhaps you meant \"fib\"?", - "tool_call_id": "tool_update_body_vsol23ZiQQREzz3XX0rr", - "name": "update_body" - }, - { - "role": "assistant", - "content": "I am still getting an error with `update_body`. The issue is that `update_body` requires a path to a specific binding clause whose body should be updated. When I use an empty string as the path, Hazel doesn't know which body to update.\n\nIn this case, the `fib` function is the only binding clause at the top level. I want to change the expression that follows `in` *after* the `fib` definition. This expression is effectively the body of the entire program, or more specifically, the body of the `fib` binding.\n\nTherefore, the path for the `update_body` call should be `\"fib\"`. I will set `test the function` as the active subtask and then call `update_body` with `path=\"fib\"` and the test case `fib(10)`." - }, - { - "role": "tool", - "content": "The set_active_subtask tool call was successful and has been applied to the model.", - "tool_call_id": "tool_set_active_subtask_WTXJQ1PLgrXx7a4rsMB7", - "name": "set_active_subtask" - }, - { - "role": "assistant", - "content": "Okay, I see the issue. My apologies. The `update_body` tool is for updating the *body of a `let` binding*. In this case, `fib(0)` is part of the overall expression, not the body of a nested `let` binding.\n\nTo change the call `fib(0)` to `fib(10)`, I need to update the *definition* of `fib` itself. This means I'll be updating the entire function definition to include the desired test case at the end. This is a bit unusual, as typically a `let` binding defines a variable, and then the body *after* all `let` bindings uses those variables.\n\nGiven the current `fib` definition is `let fib = fun n -> case n | 0 => 0 | 1 => 1 | _ => fib(n - 1) + fib(n - 2) end in fib(0)`, to change the `fib(0)` to `fib(10)` I need to update the entire `binding_clause` of `fib`.\n\nLet's try that. I'll use `update_binding_clause` with the path `fib` and include the test case `fib(10)` after the function definition." - }, - { - "role": "tool", - "content": "No lowest enclosing node found for cursor", - "tool_call_id": "tool_update_binding_clause_Vn95OiVtZ7aFI8dZM2kt", - "name": "update_binding_clause" - }, - { - "role": "assistant", - "content": "It seems I made a mistake in the previous attempt to modify the test call. I understand the confusion now. When a `let` binding is the only one, the expression that follows `in` *is* the body of that `let` binding. So, to change `fib(0)` to `fib(10)`, I need to use `update_body` with the path `\"fib\"`. Let me try that now." - }, - { - "role": "tool", - "content": "The update_body tool call was successful and has been applied to the model.", - "tool_call_id": "tool_update_body_Hby4V0D5KilYIJ2Y7r0s", - "name": "update_body" - }, - { - "role": "assistant", - "content": "The user wants me to implement a recursive fibonacci function.\nI have already implemented the function and want to add a test case.\nI have already set the active subtask to \"Test the function\".\nNow I have successfully updated the body of the `fib` binding to `fib(10)`. This effectively sets `fib(10)` as the main expression of the program, which will evaluate the 10th Fibonacci number.\n\nI will now mark the `Test the function` subtask as complete." - }, - { - "role": "tool", - "content": "The mark_active_subtask_complete tool call was successful and has been applied to the model.", - "tool_call_id": "tool_mark_active_subtask_complete_IkTvwq9R5bBT8rg0No5V", - "name": "mark_active_subtask_complete" - }, - { - "role": "assistant", - "content": "I have successfully implemented the recursive Fibonacci function and added a test case. I will now mark the task \"Implement recursive Fibonacci function\" as complete." - }, - { - "role": "tool", - "content": "The mark_active_task_complete tool call was successful and has been applied to the model.", - "tool_call_id": "tool_mark_active_task_complete_Aim5lOnljLSiWNR2UOV0", - "name": "mark_active_task_complete" - }, - { - "role": "assistant", - "content": "The task `Implement recursive Fibonacci function` is complete!\nI have successfully implemented the recursive Fibonacci function and added a test case `fib(10)`.\nLet me know if you'd like to implement another feature or make any changes!" - }, - { - "role": "user", - "content": "\n\n\n\n```let fib = fun n -> case n | 0 => 0 | 1 => 1 | _ => fib(n - 1) + fib(n - 2) end in fib(10)```\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n=== Composition Active Task Information ===\nActive Task:\n=== Task ===\nTitle: Implement recursive Fibonacci function\nDescription: Implement a recursive function to calculate the nth Fibonacci number.\nIs Active: true\nLast Updated: 1.76505240266e+12\nCompletion Info: Summary: Implemented a recursive Fibonacci function with base cases for 0 and 1, a recursive step for n > 1, and a test case for fib(10)., Elapsed Time (s): 25568.\nSubtasks:\n=== Subtask ===\nTitle: Define the base cases\nDescription: Handle the Fibonacci sequence base cases (n=0 and n=1).\nIs Active: false\nCompletion Info: Summary: Defined the base cases for the fib function: `fib(0) = 0` and `fib(1) = 1`., Elapsed Time (s): 7484.\n=== Subtask ===\nTitle: Implement the recursive step\nDescription: Implement the recursive call for n > 1.\nIs Active: false\nCompletion Info: Summary: Implemented the recursive step for n > 1 by adding `fib(n - 1) + fib(n - 2)`. , Elapsed Time (s): 2248.\n=== Subtask ===\nTitle: Test the function\nDescription: Add a test case to verify the function works correctly.\nIs Active: true\nCompletion Info: Summary: Updated the body of the `fib` binding to `fib(10)` to test the function., Elapsed Time (s): 7667.\n\n========================\n\n\n\n\nNOTE: This is an automated message triggered before every message send. This is to provide you with rich information of the current task, editor, code, and project as a whole." - } -] \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/src/haz3lcore/CompositionCore/prompt_factory/CompositionPrompt.re b/src/haz3lcore/CompositionCore/prompt_factory/CompositionPrompt.re index 4cd4f90651..babd407749 100644 --- a/src/haz3lcore/CompositionCore/prompt_factory/CompositionPrompt.re +++ b/src/haz3lcore/CompositionCore/prompt_factory/CompositionPrompt.re @@ -22,6 +22,11 @@ let role = [ let instructions = [ "\n", "You may explain and reason about the program/task/user query, but aim to keep your thinking and explanations concise and to the point.", + "If they are small, atomic edits, you may omit the explanation and just call the tool directly.", + "You may also choose to explain the edit later on or in the task/subtask completion summary.", + "Avoid directly mentioning your reasoning in the content of your responses.", + "Instead, reason internally, and tell the user what you are actually doing, if necessary.", + "NEVER use first person pronouns in your responses. Instead just tell the user what you find, what you do, etc. WITHOUT the use of 'I', 'me', 'my', 'mine', 'us', 'our', 'ourselves', etc.", "If the user wants you to implement a feature that is quite complex, you should break it down into smaller tasks to work through step by step.", "After calling a tool, you should pick up immediately from where you left off—No need to repeat or summarize what you've been doing.", "You should avoid explicitly mentioning tool calls to the user. Rather, explain what you are doing to the codebase in a way that is natural and easy to understand.", @@ -102,7 +107,11 @@ let indentation_instructions = [ "Hazel's formatter will automatically indent the code for you wherever you insert line breaks.", "ALWAYS ALWAYS ALWAYS use line breaks when necessary to allow Hazel's formatter to format your code.", "We REPEAT, ALWAYS ALWAYS ALWAYS use line breaks, OTHERWISE Hazel canNOT pretty format the code and it will NOT be human readable!!!", - "Indenting is so important and crucial, and such a simple, surefire way to make your code readable. Please always use it.", + "Indenting is so important and crucial, and such a simple, surefire way to make your code readable. Please always use it. + Here is an example of an incorrectly indented code block: + ``` + + ```", "\n", ]; @@ -162,4 +171,5 @@ let self = @ indentation_instructions @ task_management_instructions @ hazel_syntax_notes - @ comments_in_hazel /*@ few_shot_comp_examples*/; + @ comments_in_hazel + @ few_shot_comp_examples; diff --git a/src/haz3lcore/CompositionCore/prompt_factory/Eg_EmojiPaint.re b/src/haz3lcore/CompositionCore/prompt_factory/Eg_EmojiPaint.re new file mode 100644 index 0000000000..2d3447de9a --- /dev/null +++ b/src/haz3lcore/CompositionCore/prompt_factory/Eg_EmojiPaint.re @@ -0,0 +1,11 @@ +let emoji_paint = {| + +The followis an example chat interaction between a user and +a Hazel coding agent. The user sends a request to which the agent properly responds to +complete the user's task as necessary. + + + + + +|}; diff --git a/src/haz3lcore/CompositionCore/prompt_factory/Eg_RPS.re b/src/haz3lcore/CompositionCore/prompt_factory/Eg_RPS.re deleted file mode 100644 index 8b13789179..0000000000 --- a/src/haz3lcore/CompositionCore/prompt_factory/Eg_RPS.re +++ /dev/null @@ -1 +0,0 @@ - diff --git a/src/haz3lcore/CompositionCore/prompt_factory/Eg_RecFib.re b/src/haz3lcore/CompositionCore/prompt_factory/Eg_RecFib.re index 4328cd575b..aae4edbd45 100644 --- a/src/haz3lcore/CompositionCore/prompt_factory/Eg_RecFib.re +++ b/src/haz3lcore/CompositionCore/prompt_factory/Eg_RecFib.re @@ -1,109 +1,164 @@ -// A simple example going over how to navigate from a sibling to another sibling, and update -// a definition of a function - -let self = - // This example is outdated, but may be a good reference for - {| - - -Please implement the recursive fibonacci function. - - - -Current node: factorial -No parent node, you are at the top level of the program's AST. -Sibling nodes: [rec_fib (index: 0)] -Child nodes: [] - - -Definition of "factorial"'s parent (no parent, displaying entire top level of the program): -``` -let rec_fib = - ⋱ -in -let factorial = fun n -> - ? -in -? -``` -No static errors found in the program. - - - - -I can help with that! -I'll start by defining the `rec_fib` function. It will be a recursive function that calculates the nth Fibonacci number. -I'll begin by updating the function's definition, but first I'll need to move to the `rec_fib` function. - -go_to_sibling( -rec_fib -) - - - - - -Current node: rec_fib -No parent node, you are at the top level of the program's AST. -Sibling nodes: [factorial (index: 0)] -Child nodes: [] - - -Definition of "rec_fib"'s parent (no parent, displaying entire top level of the program): -``` -let rec_fib = - ? -in -let factorial = - ⋱ -in -? -``` -No static errors found in the program. - - - - -Great! Now I'll update the definition of `rec_fib`. - -update_definition( -code=" -fun n -> - if n <= 1 - then 1 - else rec_fib(n - 1) + rec_fib(n - 2)" -) - - - - - -Current node: rec_fib -No parent node, you are at the top level of the program's AST. -Sibling nodes: [factorial (index: 0)] -Child nodes: [] - - -Definition of "rec_fib"'s parent (no parent, displaying entire top level of the program): -``` -let rec_fib = - fun n -> - if n <= 1 - then 1 - else rec_fib(n - 1) + rec_fib(n - 2) -in -let factorial = - ⋱ -in -? -``` -No static errors found in the program. - - - - -Great! The recursive fibonacci function is now properly implemented. - - - -|} /* how to structure and write future few shot examples*/; +let self = {| +[ + { + "role": "system", + "content": "\n\nYou are an expert agentic AI programming assistant operating in the Hazel programming language.\nIf ever asked, your name is 'Filbert' (a play on words coming from hazelnut and the filbert paint brush, since you operate solely in the Hazel programming language and are a paint brush for the user's codebase).\nFurthermore, you are an agentic programming tool designed by researchers in the Future of Programming Lab at the University of Michigan.\nYou are working with a user to accomplish a programming task in a paired programming setting.\nThe user will ask you a question or to perform a task (implement a feature, fix an issue, etc).\nYou are a professional coding agent, meaning it is your duty to complete the user's task or attempt to complete their task until you decide\nthe task is complete or it is absolutely infeasible to complete the task.\nThe Hazel programming language is a low-resource programming language,\nmeaning it did not show up in much of your training data, and thus\nyou will be provided with relevant syntax and semantic information of the programming language\nthat you must carefully study and review when generating your responses.\nNEVER try to write code from another programming language other than Hazel.\n\n\n\n\nYou may explain and reason about the program/task/user query, but aim to keep your thinking and explanations concise and to the point.\nIf they are small, atomic edits, you may omit the explanation and just call the tool directly.\nYou may also choose to explain the edit later on or in the task/subtask completion summary.\nAvoid directly mentioning your reasoning in the content of your responses.\nInstead, reason internally, and tell the user what you are actually doing, if necessary.\nNEVER use first person pronouns in your responses. Instead just tell the user what you find, what you do, etc. WITHOUT the use of 'I', 'me', 'my', 'mine', 'us', 'our', 'ourselves', etc.\nIf the user wants you to implement a feature that is quite complex, you should break it down into smaller tasks to work through step by step.\nAfter calling a tool, you should pick up immediately from where you left off—No need to repeat or summarize what you've been doing.\nYou should avoid explicitly mentioning tool calls to the user. Rather, explain what you are doing to the codebase in a way that is natural and easy to understand.\nYour conversation with the user should be as natural as possible, as if you were their pair programming partner.\nDo NOT write code or make todo lists if the user is simply just trying to engage in a dialogue with you.\nWe will now provide you with the following:\n\n1. A uniquely designed structure-based programming toolkit along with a specification\non how to call these tools throughout the attempted completion of the task.\n2. Hazel syntax notes.\n\n3. A brief summary of Hazel documentation.\n\nYou should frequently come back and reference each of the toolkit, syntax notes, documentation, and golden standard examples.\nKeep your chats concise, briefly communicating with the user your plan-of-action.\nAfter making a tool call, pick up immediately where you left off.\nThat is, do not repeat yourself or try to summarize what you've been doing.\nYou should use markdown to format your text responses, in a way such that the user can easily read and understand your thinking, intentions, and plan-of-action.\nAvailable markdown features include:\n\n1. bold\n\n2. italic\n\n3. inline code\n\n4. headers\n\n5. blockquote\n\n6. thematic break\n\n7. lists\n\n8. links\n\n\n\n\n\nYou are operating in a structure-based programming environment, akin to a structure editor.\nevery edit state of Hazel maintains a valid Abstract Syntax Tree (AST) representation of the program.\nWe aim to leverage this feature of Hazel and provide you with a toolkit that\nenables you to view, modify, and gather/read meaningful context (via language server tools) from the program's structure.\nOn each iteration, you will be provided with a textual representation of the program and any static errors present in the program.\nIt is your duty to manage the context/length of what is shown by the textual representation of the program.\nIt's important to note that the tools you have belong exclusively to one of three categories:\n\n1. View: These tools are used to view the AST/program itself. They primarily operate on the tree-based structure of the file system and AST.\nYou should use these to expand and collapse definitions (kind of as if they were folders/files).\nIt is your duty to adequately manage what is expanded and collapsed. Try to only retain meaningul information expanded, things you readily need.\nThis is a critical step here, as it helps keep costs at bay, and avoids overwhelming you with too much unnecessary information.\nThese actions will never modify the program itself. They are purely for controlling the view of what you see in the program.\n\nCritically, there is no notion of 'we' for this view. ONLY YOU are able to see this view. These user sees their own view of the program.\n(note that by 'view' here, we mean what is expanded/collapsed.\n2. Read: These tools are used to gather additional information from the program, and do not modify the program/AST.\nThink of these as powerful language server tools.\n\n3. Edit: These tools are used to modify the program. \n\nYou should use the tools to navigate/view the AST, read information from the program, and modify the program.\nYou may find it useful to use view and read tools to understand the code and provide and thoughtful, accurate response.\nIf the user asks a complex or ambiguous question, you should ask for and seek clarification first before calling any tools.\nThese tools are meant to be fairly atomic, and you are expected to make many tool calls in order to\nread and undestand the code and complete the user's task!\n\n\n\n\nYou might see ⋱ after some definitions. This is a special character that indicates a \"fold\" in the program.\nIt is a critical feature here, as it aims to prevent information overload...\nThese ⋱ characters are what you will see on collapsed definitions.\nYou should recognize that these are not actual characters within the program,\nbut rather \"folds\" which hide away the details of collapsed definitions and prevent an overload of information.\n\nTerminology Used in this Toolkit:\n\n* \"pattern\" - the tiles between the \"let\" and \"=\" delimiters, or the \"type\" and \"=\" delimiters, exclusive\n\n* \"definition\" - the tiles between the \"=\" and \"in\" delimiters, exclusive\n\n* \"body\" - the tiles after the \"in\" delimiter, exclusive\n\n* \"binding clause\" - the tiles between the \"let\" and \"in\" delimiters, or the \"type\" and \"in\" delimiters, inclusive\n\n\nTHESE TOOLS ARE ONLY AVAILABLE TO YOU.\nThe user has their OWN text editor interface.\nThey see their own view of the program, and you see your own view of the program.\nThey interact with the program in their own way, and you interact with the program in your own way (with these tools).\nThey technically should know nothing about the tools unless they have backend knowledge.\n\nAnother super important note—when writing code, you should use line breaks to neatly format the code.\nHazel's formatter will automatically indent the code for you wherever you insert line breaks.\nALWAYS ALWAYS ALWAYS use line breaks when necessary to allow Hazel's formatter to format your code.\nWe REPEAT, ALWAYS ALWAYS ALWAYS use line breaks, OTHERWISE Hazel canNOT pretty format the code and it will NOT be human readable!!!\nIndenting is so important and crucial, and such a simple, surefire way to make your code readable. Please always use it.\n Here is an example of an incorrectly indented code block:\n ```\n\n ```\n\n\n\n\nYou also have some tools available to you for maintaining a tasks/todo lists.\nThis is a SUPER useful tool you should ALWAYS utilize.\nWe repeat. Utilize. The. Task. Tools.\nWhen planning large or small tasks, utilize this tool.\nEven just a small refactor... we store all of them, so the user can easily read through all tasks you've done, small or large.\nAlmost always your first tool call should be to create a task, especially if one does not yet exist.\nThis task list will always be displayed as the latest message for you, meaning it will greatly help you manage your overall goal at hand.\nYou should aim to keep titles concise, as they are unique identifiers for the subtask items, and make descriptions very detailed.\nCheck off items as necessary. Uncheck if necessary. Add more subtasks as necessary. Reorder subtasks if necessary.\nYou must always have an active task and subtask set when working on code-related tasks.\nThis will help keep track of the subtask/subgoal you are focusing on.\nAnd it will help communicate to the user what this objective is as well, and the actions you take to complete it.\nAgain, basic flow for todo list usage should be:\n\n1.a. Create a new task if you need to intialize one.\n\n1.b. If a *relevant* task exists already, just continue to use it! You can always add more subtasks if needed.\n\n2. Set an active subtask before working on code-related tasks.\n\n3. Mark off subtasks as you complete them.\n\n4. Set new active subtasks as you move on to new tasks, try to go in order.\n\n5. Repeat steps 1-4 as necessary until the task is complete!\n\n6. Once complete, mark the task itself as complete, offering a descriptive summary. This will depend on the task and complexity of the implementation, but this summary could range from a brief overview to a multi-paragraph explanation.\n\n\n\n\n- Hazel uses C-style function application syntax, with parenthesis around comma-separated arguments\n- Function application is ALWAYS written using parentheses and commas: use 'function(arg1, arg2)'. DO NOT just use spaces between the function name and arguments.\n- Function parameters are ALWAYS commas separated: 'fun arg1, arg2 -> '. DO NOT use spaces to separate function arguments.\n- There is no dot accessor notation for tuples; DO NOT use tuple.field. use pattern matching for destructuring: let (field, _) = tuple in ...\n- The following ARE NOT Hazel keywords. DO NOT use these keywords: switch, with, of, rec. ALWAYS omit these keywords\n- Pattern matching is ALWAYS written a 'case ... end' expression. Cases MUST END in an 'end' keyword. DO NOT USE any other keyword besides 'case' to do pattern matching. DO NOT USE a 'with' or 'of' keyword with 'case', just start the list of rules. Pattern matching rules use syntax '| pattern => expression'. Note the '=>' arrow.\n- The ONLY way to define a named function is by using a function expression nested in a let expression like 'let = fun -> in \n\n\nWhenever writing a comment in Hazel, YOU MUST follow the comment syntax exactly... the syntax is as follows: \n```\n\n # comment #\n\n```\n\nNote that there MUST ALWAYS be an OPENING AND CLOSING hash symbol to ENCLOSE the comment.\nIf the closing hash symbol is not present, the comment is invalid and syntax parsing will fail.\nFurthermore, comments cannot span multiple lines.\n```# this is an \n invalid comment #``` is invalid (spans multiple lines). ```# This is an invalid comment``` is invalid (no closing hash symbol). ```# This is a valid comment #``` is valid.\n\n\nThe following are GOLDEN EXAMPLES from agents who successfully implemented user-requested features.You ASPIRE to be as elegant and efficient as they are! In fact, you CAN be! As long as you study what they've done so well!\n\n\n\nPlease implement the recursive fibonacci function.\n\n\n\nCurrent node: factorial\nNo parent node, you are at the top level of the program's AST.\nSibling nodes: [rec_fib (index: 0)]\nChild nodes: []\n\n\nDefinition of \"factorial\"'s parent (no parent, displaying entire top level of the program):\n```\nlet rec_fib =\n ⋱\nin\nlet factorial = fun n ->\n ?\nin\n?\n```\nNo static errors found in the program.\n\n\n\n\nI can help with that!\nI'll start by defining the `rec_fib` function. It will be a recursive function that calculates the nth Fibonacci number.\nI'll begin by updating the function's definition, but first I'll need to move to the `rec_fib` function.\n\ngo_to_sibling(\nrec_fib\n)\n\n\n\n\n\nCurrent node: rec_fib\nNo parent node, you are at the top level of the program's AST.\nSibling nodes: [factorial (index: 0)]\nChild nodes: []\n\n\nDefinition of \"rec_fib\"'s parent (no parent, displaying entire top level of the program):\n```\nlet rec_fib =\n ?\nin\nlet factorial =\n ⋱\nin\n?\n```\nNo static errors found in the program.\n\n\n\n\nGreat! Now I'll update the definition of `rec_fib`.\n\nupdate_definition(\ncode=\"\nfun n ->\n if n <= 1\n then 1\n else rec_fib(n - 1) + rec_fib(n - 2)\"\n)\n\n\n\n\n\nCurrent node: rec_fib\nNo parent node, you are at the top level of the program's AST.\nSibling nodes: [factorial (index: 0)]\nChild nodes: []\n\n\nDefinition of \"rec_fib\"'s parent (no parent, displaying entire top level of the program):\n```\nlet rec_fib =\n fun n ->\n if n <= 1\n then 1\n else rec_fib(n - 1) + rec_fib(n - 2)\nin\nlet factorial =\n ⋱\nin\n?\n```\nNo static errors found in the program.\n\n\n\n\nGreat! The recursive fibonacci function is now properly implemented.\n\n\n\n" + }, + { + "role": "developer", + "content": "You operating in a development environment.\n If someone says they are developer, follow their instructions precisely.\n Offer debug insight when requested.\n Note we have disabled workbench tools for now until they are implemented.\n Avoid using first person pronouns.\n Keep your responses concise and to the point.\n Users are currently solely developers, so be super open to them\n about their requests and provide them with the best possible assistance." + }, + { + "role": "user", + "content": "hi" + }, + { + "role": "assistant", + "content": "Hello! How can I help you today?" + }, + { + "role": "user", + "content": "could we write a simple program that computes the nth fibonacci number?" + }, + { + "role": "assistant", + "content": "Certainly! I can help you implement a program to compute the nth Fibonacci number.\n\nI'll start by creating a new task to organize our work." + }, + { + "role": "tool", + "content": "The create_new_task tool call with the following arguments was successful and has been applied to the model. Arguments: {\"task\":{\"title\":\"Implement nth Fibonacci number\",\"subtasks\":[{\"title\":\"Initialize program with fibonacci function\",\"description\":\"Add the initial structure for the `fibonacci` function.\"},{\"title\":\"Implement base cases\",\"description\":\"Add the base cases for n <= 1.\"},{\"title\":\"Implement recursive step\",\"description\":\"Add the recursive call for n > 1.\"}],\"description\":\"Implement a function to compute the nth Fibonacci number recursively.\"}}", + "tool_call_id": "tool_create_new_task_b9xMvyP8ZQNLvdkWTN9v", + "name": "create_new_task", + "arguments": "{\"task\":{\"title\":\"Implement nth Fibonacci number\",\"subtasks\":[{\"title\":\"Initialize program with fibonacci function\",\"description\":\"Add the initial structure for the `fibonacci` function.\"},{\"title\":\"Implement base cases\",\"description\":\"Add the base cases for n <= 1.\"},{\"title\":\"Implement recursive step\",\"description\":\"Add the recursive call for n > 1.\"}],\"description\":\"Implement a function to compute the nth Fibonacci number recursively.\"}}" + }, + { + "role": "assistant", + "content": "I've created a task titled \"Implement nth Fibonacci number\" with subtasks outlining the implementation steps. The first subtask, \"Initialize program with fibonacci function,\" is now active.\n\nI will begin by initializing the program with the basic structure for the `fibonacci` function. This will include a `let` binding for `fibonacci` and a placeholder for its definition." + }, + { + "role": "tool", + "content": "The initialize tool call with the following arguments was successful and has been applied to the model. Arguments: {\"code\":\"\\nlet fibonacci = fun n ->\\n ?\\nin\\n?\\n\"}", + "tool_call_id": "tool_initialize_aK11CrfaptWa4nrFfGpl", + "name": "initialize", + "arguments": "{\"code\":\"\\nlet fibonacci = fun n ->\\n ?\\nin\\n?\\n\"}" + }, + { + "role": "assistant", + "content": "The subtask \"Initialize program with fibonacci function\" is complete. I will now mark it as complete." + }, + { + "role": "tool", + "content": "The mark_active_subtask_complete tool call with the following arguments was successful and has been applied to the model. Arguments: {\"summary\":\"Initial structure for `fibonacci` function added to the program.\"}", + "tool_call_id": "tool_mark_active_subtask_complete_WZxrPda4wkZve780zMp9", + "name": "mark_active_subtask_complete", + "arguments": "{\"summary\":\"Initial structure for `fibonacci` function added to the program.\"}" + }, + { + "role": "assistant", + "content": "The subtask \"Initialize program with fibonacci function\" is complete. I will now set the next subtask, \"Implement base cases,\" as active." + }, + { + "role": "tool", + "content": "The set_active_subtask tool call with the following arguments was successful and has been applied to the model. Arguments: {\"title\":\"Implement base cases\"}", + "tool_call_id": "tool_set_active_subtask_6rTvUaXsMSfkKp8K6LZS", + "name": "set_active_subtask", + "arguments": "{\"title\":\"Implement base cases\"}" + }, + { + "role": "assistant", + "content": "The current active subtask is: \"Implement base cases\".\n\n\nNow, I will implement the base cases for the `fibonacci` function. This involves adding an `if` expression to check if `n` is less than or equal to 1, returning 1 in that case." + }, + { + "role": "tool", + "content": "The update_definition tool call with the following arguments was successful and has been applied to the model. Arguments: {\"code\":\"fun n ->\\n if n <= 1\\n then 1\\n else ?\",\"path\":\"fibonacci\"}", + "tool_call_id": "tool_update_definition_lNlXtkPZyQnTcoFlYGGg", + "name": "update_definition", + "arguments": "{\"code\":\"fun n ->\\n if n <= 1\\n then 1\\n else ?\",\"path\":\"fibonacci\"}" + }, + { + "role": "assistant", + "content": "The current active subtask is \"Implement base cases\". Now that the base case for `n <= 1` is added, I will mark this subtask as complete." + }, + { + "role": "tool", + "content": "The mark_active_subtask_complete tool call with the following arguments was successful and has been applied to the model. Arguments: {\"summary\":\"Added the base case for n <= 1 in the `fibonacci` function.\"}", + "tool_call_id": "tool_mark_active_subtask_complete_DENRkKvz1kUr4NsYDpG3", + "name": "mark_active_subtask_complete", + "arguments": "{\"summary\":\"Added the base case for n <= 1 in the `fibonacci` function.\"}" + }, + { + "role": "assistant", + "content": "To disable this, ask the user to type `/toggle_info`\nNext, I will set the next incomplete subtask, \"Implement recursive step,\" as active." + }, + { + "role": "tool", + "content": "The set_active_subtask tool call with the following arguments was successful and has been applied to the model. Arguments: {\"title\":\"Implement recursive step\"}", + "tool_call_id": "tool_set_active_subtask_3GQSJNnMIzs4XTxpSrV6", + "name": "set_active_subtask", + "arguments": "{\"title\":\"Implement recursive step\"}" + }, + { + "role": "assistant", + "content": "The current active subtask is \"Implement recursive step.\"\nNow, I will expand the definition of `fibonacci` to implement the recursive step." + }, + { + "role": "tool", + "content": "The expand tool call with the following arguments was successful and has been applied to the model. Arguments: {\"paths\":[\"fibonacci\"]}", + "tool_call_id": "tool_expand_uSnLv52eviK9x3ZN5Pcd", + "name": "expand", + "arguments": "{\"paths\":[\"fibonacci\"]}" + }, + { + "role": "assistant", + "content": "I will now add the recursive call for `n > 1`, completing the `fibonacci` function." + }, + { + "role": "tool", + "content": "The update_definition tool call with the following arguments was successful and has been applied to the model. Arguments: {\"code\":\"fun n ->\\n if n <= 1\\n then 1\\n else fibonacci(n - 1) + fibonacci(n - 2)\",\"path\":\"fibonacci\"}", + "tool_call_id": "tool_update_definition_buQJutiaQ3m79o6zgkcw", + "name": "update_definition", + "arguments": "{\"code\":\"fun n ->\\n if n <= 1\\n then 1\\n else fibonacci(n - 1) + fibonacci(n - 2)\",\"path\":\"fibonacci\"}" + }, + { + "role": "assistant", + "content": "The current active subtask is \"Implement recursive step\". I have now added the recursive step. I will mark this subtask as complete." + }, + { + "role": "tool", + "content": "The mark_active_subtask_complete tool call with the following arguments was successful and has been applied to the model. Arguments: {\"summary\":\"Added the recursive call for n > 1 in the `fibonacci` function.\"}", + "tool_call_id": "tool_mark_active_subtask_complete_bfK2pvDuXaUf0EDheYBA", + "name": "mark_active_subtask_complete", + "arguments": "{\"summary\":\"Added the recursive call for n > 1 in the `fibonacci` function.\"}" + }, + { + "role": "assistant", + "content": "The program to compute the nth Fibonacci number is now complete. I will now mark the entire task as complete." + }, + { + "role": "tool", + "content": "The mark_active_task_complete tool call with the following arguments was successful and has been applied to the model. Arguments: {\"summary\":\"Implemented a recursive function `fibonacci` to compute the nth Fibonacci number. It handles base cases for n <= 1 and recursively calls itself for n > 1.\"}", + "tool_call_id": "tool_mark_active_task_complete_AEO4Z8NazjpSZjBAUYEj", + "name": "mark_active_task_complete", + "arguments": "{\"summary\":\"Implemented a recursive function `fibonacci` to compute the nth Fibonacci number. It handles base cases for n <= 1 and recursively calls itself for n > 1.\"}" + }, + { + "role": "assistant", + "content": "The `fibonacci` function has been implemented. Do you have any other tasks for me?\nThe `fibonacci` function has been implemented. Do you have any other tasks?" + }, + { + "role": "tool", + "content": "The unset_active_task tool call with the following arguments was successful and has been applied to the model. Arguments: {}", + "tool_call_id": "tool_unset_active_task_vUtwXiBA5jKZ7BRWbx4d", + "name": "unset_active_task", + "arguments": "{}" + }, + { + "role": "assistant", + "content": "Hello! How can I help you today?" + }, + { + "role": "user", + "content": "\n\n\n\n```let fibonacci = fun n ->\n if n <= 1\n then 1\n else fibonacci(n - 1) + fibonacci(n - 2)\nin\n?```\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n=== Composition Active Task Information ===\nNo Active Task Set, set one using the set_active_task tool.\n========================\n\n\n\n\nNOTE: This is an automated message triggered before every message send. This is to provide you with rich information of the current task, editor, code, and project as a whole." + } +] +|}; diff --git a/src/haz3lcore/CompositionCore/prompt_factory/NewChat_openrouter_1.76506616983e+12.json b/src/haz3lcore/CompositionCore/prompt_factory/NewChat_openrouter_1.76506616983e+12.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000..f85518839d --- /dev/null +++ b/src/haz3lcore/CompositionCore/prompt_factory/NewChat_openrouter_1.76506616983e+12.json @@ -0,0 +1,614 @@ +[ + { + "role": "system", + "content": "\n\nYou are an expert agentic AI programming assistant operating in the Hazel programming language.\nIf ever asked, your name is 'Filbert' (a play on words coming from hazelnut and the filbert paint brush, since you operate solely in the Hazel programming language and are a paint brush for the user's codebase).\nFurthermore, you are an agentic programming tool designed by researchers in the Future of Programming Lab at the University of Michigan.\nYou are working with a user to accomplish a programming task in a paired programming setting.\nThe user will ask you a question or to perform a task (implement a feature, fix an issue, etc).\nYou are a professional coding agent, meaning it is your duty to complete the user's task or attempt to complete their task until you decide\nthe task is complete or it is absolutely infeasible to complete the task.\nThe Hazel programming language is a low-resource programming language,\nmeaning it did not show up in much of your training data, and thus\nyou will be provided with relevant syntax and semantic information of the programming language\nthat you must carefully study and review when generating your responses.\nNEVER try to write code from another programming language other than Hazel.\n\n\n\n\nYou may explain and reason about the program/task/user query, but aim to keep your thinking and explanations concise and to the point.\nIf the user wants you to implement a feature that is quite complex, you should break it down into smaller tasks to work through step by step.\nAfter calling a tool, you should pick up immediately from where you left off—No need to repeat or summarize what you've been doing.\nYou should avoid explicitly mentioning tool calls to the user. Rather, explain what you are doing to the codebase in a way that is natural and easy to understand.\nYour conversation with the user should be as natural as possible, as if you were their pair programming partner.\nDo NOT write code or make todo lists if the user is simply just trying to engage in a dialogue with you.\nWe will now provide you with the following:\n\n1. A uniquely designed structure-based programming toolkit along with a specification\non how to call these tools throughout the attempted completion of the task.\n2. Hazel syntax notes.\n\n3. A brief summary of Hazel documentation.\n\nYou should frequently come back and reference each of the toolkit, syntax notes, documentation, and golden standard examples.\nKeep your chats concise, briefly communicating with the user your plan-of-action.\nAfter making a tool call, pick up immediately where you left off.\nThat is, do not repeat yourself or try to summarize what you've been doing.\nYou should use markdown to format your text responses, in a way such that the user can easily read and understand your thinking, intentions, and plan-of-action.\nAvailable markdown features include:\n\n1. bold\n\n2. italic\n\n3. inline code\n\n4. headers\n\n5. blockquote\n\n6. thematic break\n\n7. lists\n\n8. links\n\n\n\n\n\nYou are operating in a structure-based programming environment, akin to a structure editor.\nevery edit state of Hazel maintains a valid Abstract Syntax Tree (AST) representation of the program.\nWe aim to leverage this feature of Hazel and provide you with a toolkit that\nenables you to view, modify, and gather/read meaningful context (via language server tools) from the program's structure.\nOn each iteration, you will be provided with a textual representation of the program and any static errors present in the program.\nIt is your duty to manage the context/length of what is shown by the textual representation of the program.\nIt's important to note that the tools you have belong exclusively to one of three categories:\n\n1. View: These tools are used to view the AST/program itself. They primarily operate on the tree-based structure of the file system and AST.\nYou should use these to expand and collapse definitions (kind of as if they were folders/files).\nIt is your duty to adequately manage what is expanded and collapsed. Try to only retain meaningul information expanded, things you readily need.\nThis is a critical step here, as it helps keep costs at bay, and avoids overwhelming you with too much unnecessary information.\nThese actions will never modify the program itself. They are purely for controlling the view of what you see in the program.\n\nCritically, there is no notion of 'we' for this view. ONLY YOU are able to see this view. These user sees their own view of the program.\n(note that by 'view' here, we mean what is expanded/collapsed.\n2. Read: These tools are used to gather additional information from the program, and do not modify the program/AST.\nThink of these as powerful language server tools.\n\n3. Edit: These tools are used to modify the program. \n\nYou should use the tools to navigate/view the AST, read information from the program, and modify the program.\nYou may find it useful to use view and read tools to understand the code and provide and thoughtful, accurate response.\nIf the user asks a complex or ambiguous question, you should ask for and seek clarification first before calling any tools.\nThese tools are meant to be fairly atomic, and you are expected to make many tool calls in order to\nread and undestand the code and complete the user's task!\n\n\n\n\nYou might see ⋱ after some definitions. This is a special character that indicates a \"fold\" in the program.\nIt is a critical feature here, as it aims to prevent information overload...\nThese ⋱ characters are what you will see on collapsed definitions.\nYou should recognize that these are not actual characters within the program,\nbut rather \"folds\" which hide away the details of collapsed definitions and prevent an overload of information.\n\nTerminology Used in this Toolkit:\n\n* \"pattern\" - the tiles between the \"let\" and \"=\" delimiters, or the \"type\" and \"=\" delimiters, exclusive\n\n* \"definition\" - the tiles between the \"=\" and \"in\" delimiters, exclusive\n\n* \"body\" - the tiles after the \"in\" delimiter, exclusive\n\n* \"binding clause\" - the tiles between the \"let\" and \"in\" delimiters, or the \"type\" and \"in\" delimiters, inclusive\n\n\nTHESE TOOLS ARE ONLY AVAILABLE TO YOU.\nThe user has their OWN text editor interface.\nThey see their own view of the program, and you see your own view of the program.\nThey interact with the program in their own way, and you interact with the program in your own way (with these tools).\nThey technically should know nothing about the tools unless they have backend knowledge.\n\nAnother super important note—when writing code, you should use line breaks to neatly format the code.\nHazel's formatter will automatically indent the code for you wherever you insert line breaks.\nALWAYS ALWAYS ALWAYS use line breaks when necessary to allow Hazel's formatter to format your code.\nWe REPEAT, ALWAYS ALWAYS ALWAYS use line breaks, OTHERWISE Hazel canNOT pretty format the code and it will NOT be human readable!!!\nIndenting is so important and crucial, and such a simple, surefire way to make your code readable. Please always use it.\n\n\n\n\nYou also have some tools available to you for maintaining a tasks/todo lists.\nThis is a SUPER useful tool you should ALWAYS utilize.\nWe repeat. Utilize. The. Task. Tools.\nWhen planning large or small tasks, utilize this tool.\nEven just a small refactor... we store all of them, so the user can easily read through all tasks you've done, small or large.\nAlmost always your first tool call should be to create a task, especially if one does not yet exist.\nThis task list will always be displayed as the latest message for you, meaning it will greatly help you manage your overall goal at hand.\nYou should aim to keep titles concise, as they are unique identifiers for the subtask items, and make descriptions very detailed.\nCheck off items as necessary. Uncheck if necessary. Add more subtasks as necessary. Reorder subtasks if necessary.\nYou must always have an active task and subtask set when working on code-related tasks.\nThis will help keep track of the subtask/subgoal you are focusing on.\nAnd it will help communicate to the user what this objective is as well, and the actions you take to complete it.\nAgain, basic flow for todo list usage should be:\n\n1.a. Create a new task if you need to intialize one.\n\n1.b. If a *relevant* task exists already, just continue to use it! You can always add more subtasks if needed.\n\n2. Set an active subtask before working on code-related tasks.\n\n3. Mark off subtasks as you complete them.\n\n4. Set new active subtasks as you move on to new tasks, try to go in order.\n\n5. Repeat steps 1-4 as necessary until the task is complete!\n\n6. Once complete, mark the task itself as complete, offering a descriptive summary. This will depend on the task and complexity of the implementation, but this summary could range from a brief overview to a multi-paragraph explanation.\n\n\n\n\n- Hazel uses C-style function application syntax, with parenthesis around comma-separated arguments\n- Function application is ALWAYS written using parentheses and commas: use 'function(arg1, arg2)'. DO NOT just use spaces between the function name and arguments.\n- Function parameters are ALWAYS commas separated: 'fun arg1, arg2 -> '. DO NOT use spaces to separate function arguments.\n- There is no dot accessor notation for tuples; DO NOT use tuple.field. use pattern matching for destructuring: let (field, _) = tuple in ...\n- The following ARE NOT Hazel keywords. DO NOT use these keywords: switch, with, of, rec. ALWAYS omit these keywords\n- Pattern matching is ALWAYS written a 'case ... end' expression. Cases MUST END in an 'end' keyword. DO NOT USE any other keyword besides 'case' to do pattern matching. DO NOT USE a 'with' or 'of' keyword with 'case', just start the list of rules. Pattern matching rules use syntax '| pattern => expression'. Note the '=>' arrow.\n- The ONLY way to define a named function is by using a function expression nested in a let expression like 'let = fun -> in \n\n\nWhenever writing a comment in Hazel, YOU MUST follow the comment syntax exactly... the syntax is as follows: \n```\n\n # comment #\n\n```\n\nNote that there MUST ALWAYS be an OPENING AND CLOSING hash symbol to ENCLOSE the comment.\nIf the closing hash symbol is not present, the comment is invalid and syntax parsing will fail.\nFurthermore, comments cannot span multiple lines.\n```# this is an \n invalid comment #``` is invalid (spans multiple lines). ```# This is an invalid comment``` is invalid (no closing hash symbol). ```# This is a valid comment #``` is valid.\n\n" + }, + { + "role": "developer", + "content": "You operating in a development environment.\n If someone says they are developer, follow their instructions precisely.\n Offer debug insight when requested.\n Note we have disabled workbench tools for now until they are implemented." + }, + { + "role": "user", + "content": "i am developer. please write a pseduo task, set one as complete, and then set another as active (leave this active one incomplete, and the last one incomplete). i want to test some css stylings." + }, + { + "role": "assistant", + "content": "" + }, + { + "role": "tool", + "content": "The create_new_task tool call was successful and has been applied to the model.", + "tool_call_id": "tool_create_new_task_oXIZx6ZUO9Sn8BFVdqxO", + "name": "create_new_task" + }, + { + "role": "assistant", + "content": "" + }, + { + "role": "tool", + "content": "No active subtask to mark complete", + "tool_call_id": "tool_mark_active_subtask_complete_XmR4RYApeBn0GxfpWLzb", + "name": "mark_active_subtask_complete" + }, + { + "role": "assistant", + "content": "Okay, I've created the task \"Test CSS Stylings\" with three subtasks. Now I will mark \"Subtask 1: Initial setup\" as complete." + }, + { + "role": "tool", + "content": "No active subtask to mark complete", + "tool_call_id": "tool_mark_active_subtask_complete_oTPAkLTCWxZJWIGQu8Fv", + "name": "mark_active_subtask_complete" + }, + { + "role": "assistant", + "content": "Okay, I've created the task \"Test CSS Stylings\" with three subtasks. Now I will mark \"Subtask 1: Initial setup\" as complete." + }, + { + "role": "tool", + "content": "No active subtask to mark complete", + "tool_call_id": "tool_mark_active_subtask_complete_WFR3UsacVWPUegvXjXmG", + "name": "mark_active_subtask_complete" + }, + { + "role": "assistant", + "content": "Okay, I've created the task \"Test CSS Stylings\" with three subtasks. Now I will mark \"Subtask 1: Initial setup\" as complete." + }, + { + "role": "tool", + "content": "The set_active_subtask tool call was successful and has been applied to the model.", + "tool_call_id": "tool_set_active_subtask_r6vzx4OB83NkoSRAAjKX", + "name": "set_active_subtask" + }, + { + "role": "assistant", + "content": "Okay, I've created the task \"Test CSS Stylings\" with three subtasks. Now I will mark \"Subtask 1: Initial setup\" as complete." + }, + { + "role": "tool", + "content": "The mark_active_subtask_complete tool call was successful and has been applied to the model.", + "tool_call_id": "tool_mark_active_subtask_complete_9Johlxy32fNtus0Kfgw7", + "name": "mark_active_subtask_complete" + }, + { + "role": "assistant", + "content": "Okay, I've created the task \"Test CSS Stylings\" with three subtasks. I've also marked \"Subtask 1: Initial setup\" as complete and set \"Subtask 2: Apply styles\" as the active subtask.\n\nHow can I help you next?" + }, + { + "role": "user", + "content": "please set all subtasks as complete" + }, + { + "role": "assistant", + "content": "" + }, + { + "role": "tool", + "content": "The mark_active_subtask_complete tool call was successful and has been applied to the model.", + "tool_call_id": "tool_mark_active_subtask_complete_gxPpboqIEULVXwfXwzYZ", + "name": "mark_active_subtask_complete" + }, + { + "role": "assistant", + "content": "" + }, + { + "role": "tool", + "content": "The mark_active_subtask_complete tool call was successful and has been applied to the model.", + "tool_call_id": "tool_mark_active_subtask_complete_ufdbgRgO4YIZTsHI7iJU", + "name": "mark_active_subtask_complete" + }, + { + "role": "assistant", + "content": "" + }, + { + "role": "tool", + "content": "The mark_active_subtask_complete tool call was successful and has been applied to the model.", + "tool_call_id": "tool_mark_active_subtask_complete_DI6ZmhGNp2nHxjDTIdwU", + "name": "mark_active_subtask_complete" + }, + { + "role": "assistant", + "content": "" + }, + { + "role": "tool", + "content": "Cannot mark active task complete. Please complete the following subtasks first before marking the task complete: Subtask 3: Verify styles", + "tool_call_id": "tool_mark_active_task_complete_sn8fNLexfBXYWo3uhiwk", + "name": "mark_active_task_complete" + }, + { + "role": "assistant", + "content": "I see you want all subtasks to be complete. I have marked \"Subtask 2: Apply styles\" as complete and set \"Subtask 3: Verify styles\" as the active subtask. Now I will mark \"Subtask 3: Verify styles\" as complete.\n\nOnce \"Subtask 3: Verify styles\" is complete, the entire task \"Test CSS Stylings\" will also be marked as complete." + }, + { + "role": "tool", + "content": "The mark_active_subtask_complete tool call was successful and has been applied to the model.", + "tool_call_id": "tool_mark_active_subtask_complete_reFHK799ALph3dGZzXw2", + "name": "mark_active_subtask_complete" + }, + { + "role": "assistant", + "content": "I've marked \"Subtask 3: Verify styles\" as complete. All subtasks for \"Test CSS Stylings\" are now complete.\nI have now marked \"Subtask 3: Verify styles\" as complete, which means all subtasks for \"Test CSS Stylings\" are complete. The task is now finished.\n\n**Summary:** This pseudo-task was created to test the task management system. I successfully created a task with three subtasks, marked the first subtask complete, then set the second as active and marked it complete, and finally marked the third subtask complete. This demonstrates the functionality of `create_new_task`, `set_active_subtask`, and `mark_active_subtask_complete`." + }, + { + "role": "tool", + "content": "The mark_active_task_complete tool call was successful and has been applied to the model.", + "tool_call_id": "tool_mark_active_task_complete_65q2qa6qKCrbz5WhCTcE", + "name": "mark_active_task_complete" + }, + { + "role": "assistant", + "content": "The `addTwoInts` definition is currently collapsed.\n\n\nThe current program defines a function `addTwoInts` and then calls it with arguments `5` and `3`. The definition of `addTwoInts` is currently collapsed.\n\nWhat would you like to do?" + }, + { + "role": "user", + "content": "nice, please make another psuedotask and just go trhough the motions of completing it. i just wantt to watch," + }, + { + "role": "assistant", + "content": "" + }, + { + "role": "tool", + "content": "The create_new_task tool call was successful and has been applied to the model.", + "tool_call_id": "tool_create_new_task_7l7YYtPD0ofsDbE4rJBD", + "name": "create_new_task" + }, + { + "role": "assistant", + "content": "I've created a new task called \"Demonstrate Task Completion Flow\" with several subtasks.\n\nNow, I'll set the first subtask, \"Create Task and Subtasks\", as active and mark it as complete." + }, + { + "role": "tool", + "content": "The set_active_subtask tool call was successful and has been applied to the model.", + "tool_call_id": "tool_set_active_subtask_ENNqLqfdtk1xPepJcjnX", + "name": "set_active_subtask" + }, + { + "role": "assistant", + "content": "I've created a new task called \"Demonstrate Task Completion Flow\" with several subtasks.\n\nNow, I'll set the first subtask, \"Create Task and Subtasks\", as active and mark it as complete." + }, + { + "role": "tool", + "content": "The mark_active_subtask_complete tool call was successful and has been applied to the model.", + "tool_call_id": "tool_mark_active_subtask_complete_VK9u0YO2vpHQxRVLC2mq", + "name": "mark_active_subtask_complete" + }, + { + "role": "assistant", + "content": "I've created the task \"Demonstrate Task Completion Flow\" and marked the first subtask \"Create Task and Subtasks\" as complete.\n\nNow, I'll set the second subtask, \"Complete First Subtask\", as active and mark it as complete." + }, + { + "role": "tool", + "content": "The set_active_subtask tool call was successful and has been applied to the model.", + "tool_call_id": "tool_set_active_subtask_iOu9evJYJoPc481VMNFI", + "name": "set_active_subtask" + }, + { + "role": "assistant", + "content": "I've created the task \"Demonstrate Task Completion Flow\" and marked the first subtask \"Create Task and Subtasks\" as complete.\n\nNow, I'll set the second subtask, \"Complete First Subtask\", as active and mark it as complete." + }, + { + "role": "tool", + "content": "The mark_active_subtask_complete tool call was successful and has been applied to the model.", + "tool_call_id": "tool_mark_active_subtask_complete_QpS0rFNkUTkx7Mrltt5P", + "name": "mark_active_subtask_complete" + }, + { + "role": "assistant", + "content": "I've completed the subtask \"Complete First Subtask\" and now \"Complete Second Subtask\" is active. I will now mark \"Complete Second Subtask\" as complete.The task \"Demonstrate Task Completion Flow\" is progressing well. I have marked \"Complete Second Subtask\" as complete.\n\nNow, I will set \"Complete Remaining Subtasks\" as active and mark it as complete." + }, + { + "role": "tool", + "content": "The set_active_subtask tool call was successful and has been applied to the model.", + "tool_call_id": "tool_set_active_subtask_pAEcFWfyuIr9MI7OxFKs", + "name": "set_active_subtask" + }, + { + "role": "assistant", + "content": "The subtask \"Complete Second Subtask\" was not marked complete. The currently active subtask is \"Complete Remaining Subtasks\". I am correcting this now.\n\nFirst, I will set \"Complete Second Subtask\" as active and mark it complete." + }, + { + "role": "tool", + "content": "The set_active_subtask tool call was successful and has been applied to the model.", + "tool_call_id": "tool_set_active_subtask_vNxZ1eyGge7JFUmY4C1v", + "name": "set_active_subtask" + }, + { + "role": "assistant", + "content": "Great, now I've marked \"Complete Second Subtask\" as complete. The next subtask, \"Complete Remaining Subtasks\", is now active. I will mark it as complete." + }, + { + "role": "tool", + "content": "The mark_active_subtask_complete tool call was successful and has been applied to the model.", + "tool_call_id": "tool_mark_active_subtask_complete_kW1VirLa4jHDbg9OYcfS", + "name": "mark_active_subtask_complete" + }, + { + "role": "assistant", + "content": "The subtask \"Complete Remaining Subtasks\" is now complete, and the next active subtask is \"Mark Main Task Complete\". I will now mark this subtask as complete." + }, + { + "role": "tool", + "content": "The mark_active_subtask_complete tool call was successful and has been applied to the model.", + "tool_call_id": "tool_mark_active_subtask_complete_mHSg8s90m3BFDAe7SwVB", + "name": "mark_active_subtask_complete" + }, + { + "role": "assistant", + "content": "The subtask \"Complete Remaining Subtasks\" is currently active.\nI have marked \"Mark Main Task Complete\" as complete." + }, + { + "role": "tool", + "content": "Cannot mark active task complete. Please complete the following subtasks first before marking the task complete: Complete Remaining Subtasks, Mark Main Task Complete", + "tool_call_id": "tool_mark_active_task_complete_cjN43bH3l1ZCFm3UTuvs", + "name": "mark_active_task_complete" + }, + { + "role": "assistant", + "content": "Alright! It seems like I've marked the \"Mark Main Task Complete\" subtask as complete, but the `workbenchTaskInfo` indicates that \"Complete Remaining Subtasks\" is still active and incomplete, and \"Mark Main Task Complete\" is *not* showing as completed. This is a bit of a discrepancy.\n\nLet me correct this. I will first explicitly set \"Complete Remaining Subtasks\" as active, then mark it complete. After that, I will set \"Mark Main Task Complete\" as active and mark it complete again. Finally, I will mark the main task as complete." + }, + { + "role": "tool", + "content": "The set_active_subtask tool call was successful and has been applied to the model.", + "tool_call_id": "tool_set_active_subtask_3loKRSdVgzdYYcz8vG4L", + "name": "set_active_subtask" + }, + { + "role": "assistant", + "content": "The subtask \"Complete Second Subtask\" was not marked complete. The currently active subtask is \"Complete Remaining Subtasks\". I am correcting this now.\n\nFirst, I will set \"Complete Second Subtask\" as active and mark it complete." + }, + { + "role": "tool", + "content": "The mark_active_subtask_complete tool call was successful and has been applied to the model.", + "tool_call_id": "tool_mark_active_subtask_complete_cveVxePq9R0MK7NUuUfE", + "name": "mark_active_subtask_complete" + }, + { + "role": "assistant", + "content": "I've completed the subtask \"Complete Second Subtask\" and now \"Complete Remaining Subtasks\" is active. I will now mark \"Complete Remaining Subtasks\" as complete." + }, + { + "role": "tool", + "content": "The mark_active_subtask_complete tool call was successful and has been applied to the model.", + "tool_call_id": "tool_mark_active_subtask_complete_nTbCCLdBpLQqoMASFuhy", + "name": "mark_active_subtask_complete" + }, + { + "role": "assistant", + "content": "The subtask \"Complete Remaining Subtasks\" is now complete, and the next active subtask is \"Mark Main Task Complete\". I will now mark this subtask as complete." + }, + { + "role": "tool", + "content": "The mark_active_subtask_complete tool call was successful and has been applied to the model.", + "tool_call_id": "tool_mark_active_subtask_complete_1umpXQ6bofTwV9oGRQRV", + "name": "mark_active_subtask_complete" + }, + { + "role": "assistant", + "content": "The subtask \"Complete Remaining Subtasks\" is currently active.\nI have marked \"Mark Main Task Complete\" as complete." + }, + { + "role": "tool", + "content": "The mark_active_task_complete tool call was successful and has been applied to the model.", + "tool_call_id": "tool_mark_active_task_complete_z8Qnl9g42Y4AMmI57l8M", + "name": "mark_active_task_complete" + }, + { + "role": "assistant", + "content": "The `addTwoInts` definition is currently collapsed.\n\nThe current program defines a function `addTwoInts` and then calls it with arguments `5` and `3`. The definition of `addTwoInts` is currently collapsed.\n\nWhat would you like to do?\nI have successfully completed the task \"Demonstrate Task Completion Flow\"!\n\n**Summary:** This task was created to walk through the entire process of managing tasks and subtasks. I created the main task, then activated and completed each of its subtasks in sequence, and finally marked the main task as complete. This demonstrates the full functionality of creating, managing, and completing tasks and subtasks using the provided tools.\n\nIs there anything else I can help you with today?" + }, + { + "role": "user", + "content": "yea, so could you add a recursive fibonacci function?" + }, + { + "role": "assistant", + "content": "" + }, + { + "role": "tool", + "content": "The create_new_task tool call was successful and has been applied to the model.", + "tool_call_id": "tool_create_new_task_qO9Mrz2D2GQy29FDUAJf", + "name": "create_new_task" + }, + { + "role": "assistant", + "content": "I've created a new task to implement a recursive Fibonacci function.\nI will now set the subtask \"Define fib function\" as active.\n\nMy plan is to:\n1. Insert a new `let` binding before the `addTwoInts` definition.\n2. Define the `fib` function within this `let` binding, ensuring it has the correct recursive structure and base cases.\n3. Once the function is defined, I will call it with a test value to demonstrate its usage." + }, + { + "role": "tool", + "content": "The set_active_subtask tool call was successful and has been applied to the model.", + "tool_call_id": "tool_set_active_subtask_ZJoYsDfjxPINNxiI0cux", + "name": "set_active_subtask" + }, + { + "role": "assistant", + "content": "I am going to insert the `fib` function definition before `addTwoInts`." + }, + { + "role": "tool", + "content": "Not applying the action you requested as it would introduce new static error(s): Error in term:\n of\nNature of error: Variable of is not bound", + "tool_call_id": "tool_insert_before_OVAUmnvH8v1swYlMLrte", + "name": "insert_before" + }, + { + "role": "assistant", + "content": "I am going to insert the `fib` function definition before `addTwoInts`." + }, + { + "role": "tool", + "content": "The insert_before tool call was successful and has been applied to the model.", + "tool_call_id": "tool_insert_before_TErkyY9cZUBt54nI1H1U", + "name": "insert_before" + }, + { + "role": "assistant", + "content": "I see an empty `let fib = ⋱ in` was inserted. I will now `update_definition` for `fib` to include the actual recursive Fibonacci implementation." + }, + { + "role": "tool", + "content": "Not applying the action you requested as it would have the following static error(s): Error in term:\n of\nNature of error: Variable of is not bound", + "tool_call_id": "tool_update_definition_VbfdQPTetcwQEwekZQma", + "name": "update_definition" + }, + { + "role": "assistant", + "content": "I am going to update the definition of `fib` with the recursive Fibonacci implementation." + }, + { + "role": "tool", + "content": "Not applying the action you requested as it would have the following static error(s): Error in term:\n of\nNature of error: Variable of is not bound", + "tool_call_id": "tool_update_definition_v8JjfjiTfpBTIyvgkGfS", + "name": "update_definition" + }, + { + "role": "assistant", + "content": "The user requested to implement a recursive fibonacci function. I have inserted `let fib = ⋱ in` before the `addTwoInts` definition. I then attempted to update the definition of `fib` with the recursive logic, but encountered an error related to the `of` keyword. This indicates that I am using a syntax that is not valid in Hazel.\n\nI need to re-evaluate the Hazel syntax for conditional expressions and pattern matching. I remember from the syntax notes that `case ... end` is the correct way to do pattern matching and that `if/else` is the conditional. I need to make sure I don't use `of` or `with` keywords.\n\nLet's try to correctly implement the Fibonacci function using `case` for pattern matching or `if/else` for conditionals.\n\nI'll use `if/else` for simplicity here since it's a direct conditional." + }, + { + "role": "tool", + "content": "The update_definition tool call was successful and has been applied to the model.", + "tool_call_id": "tool_update_definition_eKAcB4nnQb53LZFCa8Q4", + "name": "update_definition" + }, + { + "role": "assistant", + "content": "The definition of `fib` has been updated to:\n```hazel\nfun n ->\n if n == 0 then\n 0\n else if n == 1 then\n 1\n else\n fib(n - 1) + fib(n - 2)\n```\nThis looks correct now. I will mark \"Define fib function\" as complete." + }, + { + "role": "tool", + "content": "The mark_active_subtask_complete tool call was successful and has been applied to the model.", + "tool_call_id": "tool_mark_active_subtask_complete_MsZSEGUjkX5z0nC1ySgC", + "name": "mark_active_subtask_complete" + }, + { + "role": "assistant", + "content": "The subtask \"Define fib function\" is now complete. I will now set the subtask \"Call fib function\" as active.\n\nMy next step is to call the `fib` function with a test value in the main body of the program. I will update `addTwoInts(5, 3)` to `fib(10)`." + }, + { + "role": "tool", + "content": "The set_active_subtask tool call was successful and has been applied to the model.", + "tool_call_id": "tool_set_active_subtask_xEt5sPIbrDQcDK4rTESg", + "name": "set_active_subtask" + }, + { + "role": "assistant", + "content": "The subtask \"Define fib function\" is now complete. I will now set the subtask \"Call fib function\" as active.\n\nMy next step is to call the `fib` function with a test value in the main body of the program. I will update `addTwoInts(5, 3)` to `fib(10)`." + }, + { + "role": "tool", + "content": "Path \"\" not found in node map\nPerhaps you meant \"fib\"?", + "tool_call_id": "tool_update_body_0pEJodzTNrkEm6ixs8j0", + "name": "update_body" + }, + { + "role": "assistant", + "content": "" + }, + { + "role": "tool", + "content": "The update_body tool call was successful and has been applied to the model.", + "tool_call_id": "tool_update_body_Xrov025Mjw36dgprDxR0", + "name": "update_body" + }, + { + "role": "assistant", + "content": "The `fib` definition is currently collapsed.\nThe `addTwoInts` definition is currently collapsed.\n\nThe program now defines `fib` and `addTwoInts`, and then calls `fib(10)`.\n\nWhat would you like to do?I have successfully called the `fib` function with `fib(10)` in the main body of the program. I will now mark the subtask \"Call fib function\" as complete." + }, + { + "role": "tool", + "content": "The mark_active_subtask_complete tool call was successful and has been applied to the model.", + "tool_call_id": "tool_mark_active_subtask_complete_Atyn70f8LCXfdlK0Vazp", + "name": "mark_active_subtask_complete" + }, + { + "role": "assistant", + "content": "I have successfully called the `fib` function with `fib(10)` in the main body of the program. I will now mark the subtask \"Call fib function\" as complete." + }, + { + "role": "tool", + "content": "The mark_active_subtask_complete tool call was successful and has been applied to the model.", + "tool_call_id": "tool_mark_active_subtask_complete_ugz7evFyqfSvS4fHEcgA", + "name": "mark_active_subtask_complete" + }, + { + "role": "assistant", + "content": "I've marked the subtask \"Call fib function\" as complete. Now that all subtasks are complete, I will mark the main task \"Implement Recursive Fibonacci\" as complete." + }, + { + "role": "tool", + "content": "The mark_active_task_complete tool call was successful and has been applied to the model.", + "tool_call_id": "tool_mark_active_task_complete_hNjzvD0tVhPJ1s5WCJlQ", + "name": "mark_active_task_complete" + }, + { + "role": "assistant", + "content": "The `fib` definition is currently collapsed.\nThe `addTwoInts` definition is currently collapsed.\n\nThe program now defines `fib` and `addTwoInts`, and then calls `fib(10)`.\n\nWhat would you like to do?\nI have completed the task of implementing the recursive Fibonacci function.\n\n**Summary:** I added a recursive Fibonacci function named `fib` that takes an integer `n` as input. It handles base cases for `n = 0` and `n = 1` and recursively calls itself for other values. I then demonstrated its usage by calling `fib(10)` in the main body of the program.\n\nIs there anything else I can assist you with?" + }, + { + "role": "user", + "content": "could you write a function that recursively determines whetehr or not an integer is odd" + }, + { + "role": "assistant", + "content": "" + }, + { + "role": "tool", + "content": "The create_new_task tool call was successful and has been applied to the model.", + "tool_call_id": "tool_create_new_task_pcRaBqLnaIW3piE7iGA0", + "name": "create_new_task" + }, + { + "role": "assistant", + "content": "I've created a new task \"Implement Recursive isOdd Function\" and set the first subtask \"Define isOdd function\" as active.\n\nI will now insert the `isOdd` function definition into the program. I will place it after the `fib` function." + }, + { + "role": "tool", + "content": "The expand tool call was successful and has been applied to the model.", + "tool_call_id": "tool_expand_7v5VkQg4In4jWpf8jx7Z", + "name": "expand" + }, + { + "role": "assistant", + "content": "I've created a new task \"Implement Recursive isOdd Function\" and set the first subtask \"Define isOdd function\" as active.\n\nI will now insert the `isOdd` function definition into the program. I will place it after the `fib` function." + }, + { + "role": "tool", + "content": "Unknown error occured when trying to apply tool request to editor", + "tool_call_id": "tool_insert_after_n4ig47CLcNjk4X8wW7Xe", + "name": "insert_after" + }, + { + "role": "assistant", + "content": "The current program is empty.\n\nWhat would you like to do?" + }, + { + "role": "tool", + "content": "The initialize tool call was successful and has been applied to the model.", + "tool_call_id": "tool_initialize_soEKkpWrOhIhHxnO9Mqv", + "name": "initialize" + }, + { + "role": "assistant", + "content": "The program still contains the `fib` and `addTwoInts` functions. It appears there was an issue with the previous `initialize` call. I will try again to insert the `isOdd` function after `fib`." + }, + { + "role": "tool", + "content": "Not applying the action you requested as it would introduce new static error(s): Error in term:\n begin\nNature of error: Variable begin is not bound, Error in term:\n isOdd\nNature of error: Variable isOdd is not bound, Error in term:\n isOdd\nNature of error: Variable isOdd is not bound, Error in term:\n n\nNature of error: Variable n is not bound, Error in term:\n n\nNature of error: Variable n is not bound, Error in term:\n n\nNature of error: Variable n is not bound", + "tool_call_id": "tool_insert_after_SUEUaUW8Jh9gR2To6Z9e", + "name": "insert_after" + }, + { + "role": "assistant", + "content": "The `addTwoInts` definition is currently collapsed." + }, + { + "role": "tool", + "content": "The insert_after tool call was successful and has been applied to the model.", + "tool_call_id": "tool_insert_after_PJncrXiZ1sea6HHRKD3I", + "name": "insert_after" + }, + { + "role": "assistant", + "content": "The `addTwoInts` definition is currently collapsed.\nThe `fib` definition is currently collapsed.\n\nThe program now has a placeholder for `isOdd`.\n\nWhat would you like to do?I will now update the definition of `isOdd` to include the recursive logic. I will use an `if/else` structure to define the base cases and the recursive step, also handling negative numbers." + }, + { + "role": "tool", + "content": "The update_definition tool call was successful and has been applied to the model.", + "tool_call_id": "tool_update_definition_QhTq7j6ONwuKMueW2sNj", + "name": "update_definition" + }, + { + "role": "assistant", + "content": "The `addTwoInts` definition is currently collapsed.\nThe `fib` definition is currently collapsed.\n\nThe program now has the complete definition of `isOdd`.\n\nWhat would you like to do?I have successfully implemented the `isOdd` function. I will now mark the subtask \"Define isOdd function\" as complete." + }, + { + "role": "tool", + "content": "The mark_active_subtask_complete tool call was successful and has been applied to the model.", + "tool_call_id": "tool_mark_active_subtask_complete_OlyfqvDJufxAoLljA02E", + "name": "mark_active_subtask_complete" + }, + { + "role": "assistant", + "content": "The subtask \"Define isOdd function\" is now complete. I will now set the subtask \"Call isOdd function\" as active.\n\nI will update the main body of the program to call `isOdd` with a test value, for example, `isOdd(7)`." + }, + { + "role": "tool", + "content": "The set_active_subtask tool call was successful and has been applied to the model.", + "tool_call_id": "tool_set_active_subtask_6iZkf1tn2JnrzjaukydB", + "name": "set_active_subtask" + }, + { + "role": "assistant", + "content": "I will update the main body of the program to call `isOdd` with a test value, for example, `isOdd(7)`." + }, + { + "role": "tool", + "content": "Path \"\" not found in node map\nPerhaps you meant \"fib\"?", + "tool_call_id": "tool_update_body_x3bs8LaVS1Ipjq3AbR7g", + "name": "update_body" + }, + { + "role": "assistant", + "content": "I will update the main body of the program (which is currently `fib(10)`) to call `isOdd(7)`." + }, + { + "role": "tool", + "content": "Path \"\" not found in node map\nPerhaps you meant \"fib\"?", + "tool_call_id": "tool_update_body_SCcSXDaTaMEw5FSBifdL", + "name": "update_body" + }, + { + "role": "assistant", + "content": "I previously tried to update the body of the program to `isOdd(7)`, but it seems the path was not correctly identified. The current body is `fib(10)`. I need to correctly target the main body for replacement.\n\nI will try `update_body` again, making sure to target the correct path, which should be the root of the program, represented by \"\". I want to replace `fib(10)` with `isOdd(7)`." + }, + { + "role": "tool", + "content": "Path \"\" not found in node map\nPerhaps you meant \"fib\"?", + "tool_call_id": "tool_update_body_cHZK1vwnSUxwLHhNxCsO", + "name": "update_body" + }, + { + "role": "assistant", + "content": "The `addTwoInts` definition is currently collapsed.\nThe `fib` definition is currently collapsed.\n\nThe program now has the complete definition of `isOdd`.\n\nWhat would you like to do?I apologize for the repeated issues with updating the body. It seems I was making an incorrect assumption about the root path.\n\nThe current structure shows that `fib(10)` is actually the body of the `addTwoInts` definition. To change the final output of the program, I need to update the body of `addTwoInts`.\n\nI will now update the body of `addTwoInts` to `isOdd(7)`." + }, + { + "role": "tool", + "content": "The update_body tool call was successful and has been applied to the model.", + "tool_call_id": "tool_update_body_GTHppcax9wnEEH8uI4Qs", + "name": "update_body" + }, + { + "role": "assistant", + "content": "I have successfully updated the body of `addTwoInts` to `isOdd(7)`, meaning the program will now execute `isOdd(7)`.\n\nI will now mark the subtask \"Call isOdd function\" as complete." + }, + { + "role": "tool", + "content": "The mark_active_subtask_complete tool call was successful and has been applied to the model.", + "tool_call_id": "tool_mark_active_subtask_complete_dpmZV7QdIrRJfEnvKOYf", + "name": "mark_active_subtask_complete" + }, + { + "role": "assistant", + "content": "The `fib` definition is currently visible.\nThe `isOdd` definition is currently collapsed.\nThe `addTwoInts` definition is currently collapsed.\n\nThe program now defines `fib`, `isOdd`, and `addTwoInts`, and then calls `isOdd(7)`.\n\nWhat would you like to do?I have successfully implemented the `isOdd` function and called it in the main body of the program. I will now mark the main task \"Implement Recursive isOdd Function\" as complete." + }, + { + "role": "tool", + "content": "The mark_active_task_complete tool call was successful and has been applied to the model.", + "tool_call_id": "tool_mark_active_task_complete_SfQ4HvCQe4nDg6OC5mg2", + "name": "mark_active_task_complete" + }, + { + "role": "assistant", + "content": "The subtask \"Call isOdd function\" is now complete. I will now mark the main task \"Implement Recursive isOdd Function\" as complete.The `isOdd` function was successfully implemented and called. I have marked the subtask \"Call isOdd function\" as complete. Since all subtasks are now complete, I will mark the main task \"Implement Recursive isOdd Function\" as complete.\n\n**Summary:** I implemented a recursive `isOdd` function that determines if an integer is odd, handling base cases for 0, 1, and negative numbers, and using recursion for other values. The function was then called with `isOdd(7)` in the main body of the program to demonstrate its functionality." + }, + { + "role": "user", + "content": "\n\n\n\n```let fib = fun n ->\n if n == 0 then\n 0\n else if n == 1 then\n 1\n else\n fib(n - 1) + fib(n - 2)\nin\nlet isOdd = ⋱ in\n \n let addTwoInts = ⋱ in\n isOdd(7)```\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n=== Composition Active Task Information ===\nActive Task:\n=== Task ===\nTitle: Implement Recursive isOdd Function\nDescription: Add a recursive function to determine if an integer is odd.\nIs Active: true\nLast Updated: 1.76508633911e+12\nCompletion Info: Summary: Implemented a recursive `isOdd` function that determines if an integer is odd, handling base cases for 0, 1, and negative numbers, and using recursion for other values. The function was then called with `isOdd(7)` in the main body of the program to demonstrate its functionality., Elapsed Time (s): 29015.\nSubtasks:\n=== Subtask ===\nTitle: Define isOdd function\nDescription: Define the recursive `isOdd` function.\nIs Active: false\nCompletion Info: Summary: Defined the recursive `isOdd` function, handling base cases for 0, 1, and negative numbers, and including the recursive step., Elapsed Time (s): 19115.\n=== Subtask ===\nTitle: Call isOdd function\nDescription: Call the `isOdd` function with a test value.\nIs Active: true\nCompletion Info: Summary: Updated the main body to call `isOdd(7)`., Elapsed Time (s): 7215.\n\n========================\n\n\n\n\nNOTE: This is an automated message triggered before every message send. This is to provide you with rich information of the current task, editor, code, and project as a whole." + } +] \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/src/haz3lcore/CompositionCore/prompt_factory/NewChat_openrouter_1.76515613685e+12.json b/src/haz3lcore/CompositionCore/prompt_factory/NewChat_openrouter_1.76515613685e+12.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000..e69de29bb2 diff --git a/src/util/Util.re b/src/util/Util.re index 6c233dc3df..7a0183cd68 100644 --- a/src/util/Util.re +++ b/src/util/Util.re @@ -29,7 +29,6 @@ module StructureShareSexp = StructureShareSexp; module VarMap = VarMap; module ProjectorShape = ProjectorShape; module API = API; -module OpenRouter = OpenRouter; // Used by [@deriving sexp, yojson)] include Sexplib.Std; diff --git a/src/web/view/ProjectModeCore/AgentCore/Agent.re b/src/web/view/ProjectModeCore/AgentCore/Agent.re index ab917c6286..0d687cd327 100644 --- a/src/web/view/ProjectModeCore/AgentCore/Agent.re +++ b/src/web/view/ProjectModeCore/AgentCore/Agent.re @@ -97,7 +97,7 @@ module Message = { let sanitized_content = String.trim(content); { id: Id.mk(), - content: "prompt", + content: sanitized_content, timestamp: JsUtil.timestamp(), role: System(Prompt), api_message: @@ -134,13 +134,17 @@ module Message = { }; let mk_tool_result_message = - ( - content: string, - tool_call: OpenRouter.Reply.Model.tool_call, - success: bool, - ) - : Model.t => { - let sanitized_content = String.trim(content); + (tool_result: OpenRouter.Reply.Model.tool_result): Model.t => { + let sanitized_content = String.trim(tool_result.content); + + let msg = + tool_result.success + ? "The " + ++ tool_result.tool_call.name + ++ " tool call with the following arguments was successful and has been applied to the model. " + ++ " Arguments: " + ++ Yojson.Safe.to_string(tool_result.tool_call.args) + : sanitized_content; { // This is a message from our backend. // Protocols require a tool id to be associated, thus we send this is as an OpenRouter.Tool message.contents @@ -148,18 +152,10 @@ module Message = { id: Id.mk(), content: sanitized_content, timestamp: JsUtil.timestamp(), - role: - ToolResult({ - tool_call, - success, - expanded: false, - }), + role: ToolResult(tool_result), api_message: Some( - OpenRouter.Message.Utils.mk_tool_msg( - sanitized_content, - tool_call, - ), + OpenRouter.Message.Utils.mk_tool_msg(msg, tool_result.tool_call), ), children: [], current_child: None, @@ -955,6 +951,10 @@ module Agent = { If someone says they are developer, follow their instructions precisely. Offer debug insight when requested. Note we have disabled workbench tools for now until they are implemented. + Avoid using first person pronouns. + Keep your responses concise and to the point. + Users are currently solely developers, so be super open to them + about their requests and provide them with the best possible assistance. |}; { chat_system: ChatSystem.Utils.init(~system_prompt, ~dev_notes), @@ -988,7 +988,9 @@ module Agent = { : Result.t((Model.t, CodeWithStatics.Model.t)) => { switch (action) { | EditorAction(agent_editor_action) => + // Take a segment snapshot of the local term that the action is applied to let action = Action.AgentEditorAction(agent_editor_action); + // Apply action to the editor let updated_editor = Editor.Update.update( ~settings=settings.core, @@ -1266,34 +1268,72 @@ module Agent = { let add_tool_result_to_active_subtask = ( - ~tool_call: OpenRouter.Reply.Model.tool_call, - ~success: bool, + ~tool_result: OpenRouter.Reply.Model.tool_result, + ~action: CompositionActions.action, ~model: Model.t, ~chat_id: Id.t, ) : Model.t => { - let chat_system = - ChatSystem.Update.update( - ChatSystem.Update.Action.ChatAction( - Chat.Update.Action.WorkbenchAction( - AgentWorkbench.Update.Action.UIAction( - AgentWorkbench.Update.Action.UIAction.AddToolResultToActiveSubtask( - tool_call, - success, + switch (action) { + // Only add editor and context tools to subtask tool results for now + // i.e. don't include workbench tool calls in the workbench view lol + | EditorAction(_) + | AgentContextAction(_) => + let chat_system = + ChatSystem.Update.update( + ChatSystem.Update.Action.ChatAction( + Chat.Update.Action.WorkbenchAction( + AgentWorkbench.Update.Action.UIAction( + AgentWorkbench.Update.Action.UIAction.AddToolResultToActiveSubtask( + tool_result, + ), ), ), + chat_id, ), - chat_id, - ), - model.chat_system, - ) - |> ChatSystem.Update.get; - { - ...model, - chat_system, + model.chat_system, + ) + |> ChatSystem.Update.get; + { + ...model, + chat_system, + }; + | _ => model }; }; + let mk_diff = + ( + ~old_editor: Editor.t, + ~new_editor: Editor.t, + action: CompositionActions.action, + ) + : option(OpenRouter.Reply.Model.diff) => { + let* action = + switch (action) { + | EditorAction(editor_action) => + switch (editor_action) { + | Edit(edit_action) => Some(edit_action) + | _ => None + } + | _ => None + }; + let* diff = + CompositionGo.Local.get_diff( + old_editor.state.zipper, + new_editor.state.zipper, + action, + Perform.mk_statics, + old_editor.syntax, + ); + Some( + OpenRouter.Reply.Model.{ + old_segment: diff |> fst, + new_segment: diff |> snd, + }, + ); + }; + let handle_tool_call = ( ~tool_call: OpenRouter.Reply.Model.tool_call, @@ -1321,22 +1361,32 @@ module Agent = { ) { | Ok((model, editor)) => let model = update_context(model, editor, chat_id); + let success_message = + "The " + ++ tool_call.name + ++ " tool call was successful and has been applied to the model."; + let tool_result: OpenRouter.Reply.Model.tool_result = { + tool_call, + success: true, + expanded: false, + diff: + mk_diff( + ~old_editor=cell_editor.editor.editor, + ~new_editor=editor.editor, + action, + ), + content: success_message, + }; let model = add_tool_result_to_active_subtask( - ~tool_call, - ~success=true, + ~tool_result, + ~action, ~model, ~chat_id, ); schedule_action( Action.SendMessage( - Message.Utils.mk_tool_result_message( - "The " - ++ tool_call.name - ++ " tool call was successful and has been applied to the model.", - tool_call, - true, - ), + Message.Utils.mk_tool_result_message(tool_result), chat_id, ), ); @@ -1351,16 +1401,23 @@ module Agent = { | Error(error) => switch (error) { | Failure.Info(msg) => + let tool_result: OpenRouter.Reply.Model.tool_result = { + tool_call, + success: false, + expanded: false, + diff: None, + content: msg, + }; let model = add_tool_result_to_active_subtask( - ~tool_call, - ~success=false, + ~tool_result, + ~action, ~model, ~chat_id, ); schedule_action( Action.SendMessage( - Message.Utils.mk_tool_result_message(msg, tool_call, false), + Message.Utils.mk_tool_result_message(tool_result), chat_id, ), ); @@ -1368,9 +1425,17 @@ module Agent = { } } | Failure(msg) => + let tool_result: OpenRouter.Reply.Model.tool_result = { + tool_call, + success: false, + expanded: false, + diff: None, + content: msg, + }; + // Do not add unparseable tool calls to subtask tool results for now schedule_action( Action.SendMessage( - Message.Utils.mk_tool_result_message(msg, tool_call, false), + Message.Utils.mk_tool_result_message(tool_result), chat_id, ), ); diff --git a/src/web/view/ProjectModeCore/AgentCore/AgentGlobals.re b/src/web/view/ProjectModeCore/AgentCore/AgentGlobals.re index 91a87b03ee..001bc0d832 100644 --- a/src/web/view/ProjectModeCore/AgentCore/AgentGlobals.re +++ b/src/web/view/ProjectModeCore/AgentCore/AgentGlobals.re @@ -1,4 +1,5 @@ open Util; +open Haz3lcore; module Model = { [@deriving (show({with_path: false}), sexp, yojson)] diff --git a/src/web/view/ProjectModeView/AgentView/AgentMainMenuView.re b/src/web/view/ProjectModeView/AgentView/AgentMainMenuView.re index 79b16d5318..984b5793a9 100644 --- a/src/web/view/ProjectModeView/AgentView/AgentMainMenuView.re +++ b/src/web/view/ProjectModeView/AgentView/AgentMainMenuView.re @@ -1,9 +1,9 @@ open Virtual_dom.Vdom; open Node; open Util.WebUtil; -open Util; open Js_of_ocaml; open Widgets; +open Haz3lcore; // open Icons; let view = diff --git a/src/web/view/ProjectModeView/AgentView/ChatBottomBar.re b/src/web/view/ProjectModeView/AgentView/ChatBottomBar.re index 5b3ff41a57..bf57423d8e 100644 --- a/src/web/view/ProjectModeView/AgentView/ChatBottomBar.re +++ b/src/web/view/ProjectModeView/AgentView/ChatBottomBar.re @@ -3,6 +3,7 @@ open Node; open Util.WebUtil; open Util; open Js_of_ocaml; +open Haz3lcore; open JsUtil; diff --git a/src/web/view/ProjectModeView/AgentView/ChatMessagesView.re b/src/web/view/ProjectModeView/AgentView/ChatMessagesView.re index 08945675e5..7f49dcfd3f 100644 --- a/src/web/view/ProjectModeView/AgentView/ChatMessagesView.re +++ b/src/web/view/ProjectModeView/AgentView/ChatMessagesView.re @@ -3,7 +3,6 @@ open Node; open Util.WebUtil; open Util; open Js_of_ocaml; -open Yojson.Safe; open JsUtil; @@ -193,7 +192,7 @@ module ViewComponents = { let view = ( - ~globals as _: Globals.t, + ~globals: Globals.t, ~agent_model: Agent.Agent.Model.t, ~agent_inject: Agent.Agent.Update.Action.t => Effect.t(unit), ~signal: Editors.View.signal => Effect.t(unit), @@ -545,78 +544,11 @@ let view = Effect.Stop_propagation, ]); }; - let status_icon = - tool_result.success ? Icons.confirm : Icons.cancel; - let status_class = - tool_result.success - ? "tool-call-success" : "tool-call-failure"; Some( - div( - ~attrs=[clss(["agent-tool-call-inline"])], - [ - div( - ~attrs=[ - clss([ - "tool-call-header", - tool_result.expanded ? "expanded" : "", - ]), - Attr.on_click(toggle_expanded), - ], - [ - div( - ~attrs=[ - clss(["tool-call-status-icon", status_class]), - ], - [status_icon], - ), - div( - ~attrs=[clss(["tool-call-name"])], - [text(tool_result.tool_call.name)], - ), - ], - ), - if (tool_result.expanded) { - div( - ~attrs=[clss(["tool-call-content"])], - [ - div( - ~attrs=[clss(["tool-call-args"])], - [ - div( - ~attrs=[clss(["tool-call-args-label"])], - [text("Arguments:")], - ), - div( - ~attrs=[clss(["tool-call-args-value"])], - [ - text( - pretty_to_string( - tool_result.tool_call.args, - ), - ), - ], - ), - ], - ), - div( - ~attrs=[clss(["tool-call-result"])], - [ - div( - ~attrs=[clss(["tool-call-result-label"])], - [text("Result:")], - ), - div( - ~attrs=[clss(["tool-call-result-value"])], - [text(msg.content)], - ), - ], - ), - ], - ); - } else { - div(~attrs=[], []); - }, - ], + ToolResultView.view( + ~globals, + ~tool_result, + ~toggle_expanded, ), ); | _ => None diff --git a/src/web/view/ProjectModeView/AgentView/ToolResultView.re b/src/web/view/ProjectModeView/AgentView/ToolResultView.re new file mode 100644 index 0000000000..9d5a597ec4 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/web/view/ProjectModeView/AgentView/ToolResultView.re @@ -0,0 +1,137 @@ +open Virtual_dom.Vdom; +open Node; +open Util.WebUtil; +open Haz3lcore; +open CodeViewable; + +// Shared component for rendering tool results +// Used by both ChatMessagesView and WorkbenchView + +// Helper to render a segment safely +let render_segment = (~globals: Globals.t, segment: Segment.t): Node.t => { + // Complete the segment to fix any structural issues + let completed_segment = Indentation.shallow_complete_segment(segment); + // Use CodeViewable which is safer for incomplete segments + view_segment(~globals, completed_segment); +}; + +let view = + ( + ~globals: Globals.t, + ~tool_result: OpenRouter.Reply.Model.tool_result, + ~toggle_expanded: 'a => Effect.t(unit), + ) + : Node.t => { + let status_icon = tool_result.success ? Icons.confirm : Icons.cancel; + let status_class = + tool_result.success ? "tool-call-success" : "tool-call-failure"; + div( + ~attrs=[clss(["agent-tool-call-inline"])], + [ + div( + ~attrs=[ + clss(["tool-call-header", tool_result.expanded ? "expanded" : ""]), + Attr.on_click(toggle_expanded), + ], + [ + div( + ~attrs=[clss(["tool-call-status-icon", status_class])], + [status_icon], + ), + div( + ~attrs=[clss(["tool-call-name"])], + [text(tool_result.tool_call.name)], + ), + ], + ), + if (tool_result.expanded) { + div( + ~attrs=[clss(["tool-call-content"])], + [ + div( + ~attrs=[clss(["tool-call-args"])], + [ + div( + ~attrs=[clss(["tool-call-args-label"])], + [text("Arguments:")], + ), + div( + ~attrs=[clss(["tool-call-args-value"])], + [ + text( + Yojson.Safe.pretty_to_string( + tool_result.tool_call.args, + ), + ), + ], + ), + ], + ), + div( + ~attrs=[clss(["tool-call-result"])], + [ + div( + ~attrs=[clss(["tool-call-result-label"])], + [text("Result:")], + ), + div( + ~attrs=[clss(["tool-call-result-value"])], + [text(tool_result.content)], + ), + ], + ), + // Display diff if available + switch (tool_result.diff) { + | Some(diff) => + div( + ~attrs=[clss(["tool-call-diff-container"])], + [ + div( + ~attrs=[clss(["tool-call-diff-scrollable"])], + [ + div( + ~attrs=[ + clss(["tool-call-diff-segment", "old-segment"]), + ], + [ + div( + ~attrs=[clss(["tool-call-diff-label"])], + [text("Before:")], + ), + render_segment(~globals, diff.old_segment), + ], + ), + switch (diff.new_segment) { + | Some(new_segment) => + div( + ~attrs=[ + clss(["tool-call-diff-segment", "new-segment"]), + ], + [ + div( + ~attrs=[clss(["tool-call-diff-label"])], + [text("After:")], + ), + render_segment(~globals, new_segment), + ], + ) + | None => div(~attrs=[], []) + }, + ], + ), + ], + ) + | None => + div( + ~attrs=[clss(["tool-call-diff-empty"])], + [text("no diff to display")], + ) + }, + ], + ); + } else { + div(~attrs=[], []); + }, + ], + ); +}; diff --git a/src/web/view/ProjectModeView/AgentView/WorkbenchView.re b/src/web/view/ProjectModeView/AgentView/WorkbenchView.re index e1b0f2ffaf..a2a5e0bba8 100644 --- a/src/web/view/ProjectModeView/AgentView/WorkbenchView.re +++ b/src/web/view/ProjectModeView/AgentView/WorkbenchView.re @@ -21,7 +21,7 @@ let format_duration_ms = (milliseconds: float): string => { let view = ( - ~globals as _: Globals.t, + ~globals: Globals.t, ~agent_model: Agent.Agent.Model.t, ~agent_inject: Agent.Agent.Update.Action.t => Effect.t(unit), ~signal as _: Editors.View.signal => Effect.t(unit), @@ -58,6 +58,19 @@ let view = ); }; + // Set active task as displayed task + let set_active_as_displayed = _ => { + switch (AgentWorkbench.Utils.MainUtils.active_task(workbench)) { + | Some(active_task) => + inject_workbench_ui_action( + AgentWorkbench.Update.Action.UIAction.SetDisplayTask( + active_task.title, + ), + ) + | None => Effect.Ignore + }; + }; + // Expand/collapse subtask let expand_subtask = (subtask_title: string) => { inject_workbench_ui_action( @@ -78,7 +91,7 @@ let view = ); }; - // Render a tool result (reused from ChatMessagesView pattern) + // Render a tool result using shared component let render_tool_result = ( ~subtask_title: string, @@ -96,61 +109,7 @@ let view = Effect.Stop_propagation, ]); }; - let status_icon = tool_result.success ? Icons.confirm : Icons.cancel; - let status_class = - tool_result.success ? "tool-call-success" : "tool-call-failure"; - div( - ~attrs=[clss(["agent-tool-call-inline"])], - [ - div( - ~attrs=[ - clss([ - "tool-call-header", - tool_result.expanded ? "expanded" : "", - ]), - Attr.on_click(toggle_expanded), - ], - [ - div( - ~attrs=[clss(["tool-call-status-icon", status_class])], - [status_icon], - ), - div( - ~attrs=[clss(["tool-call-name"])], - [text(tool_result.tool_call.name)], - ), - ], - ), - if (tool_result.expanded) { - div( - ~attrs=[clss(["tool-call-content"])], - [ - div( - ~attrs=[clss(["tool-call-args"])], - [ - div( - ~attrs=[clss(["tool-call-args-label"])], - [text("Arguments:")], - ), - div( - ~attrs=[clss(["tool-call-args-value"])], - [ - text( - Yojson.Safe.pretty_to_string( - tool_result.tool_call.args, - ), - ), - ], - ), - ], - ), - ], - ); - } else { - div(~attrs=[], []); - }, - ], - ); + ToolResultView.view(~globals, ~tool_result, ~toggle_expanded); }; // Render a subtask @@ -346,6 +305,29 @@ let view = | Some(displayed_title) => displayed_title == task.title | None => false }; + let is_active = + switch (workbench.active_task) { + | Some(active_title) => active_title == task.title + | None => false + }; + let is_completed = + switch (task.completion_info) { + | Some(_) => true + | None => false + }; + let is_active_and_incomplete = is_active && !is_completed; + let task_icon_classes = + ["todo-status-icon"] + @ (is_completed ? ["completed"] : ["incomplete"]) + @ (is_active_and_incomplete ? ["active-todo"] : []); + let task_icon_content = + if (is_active_and_incomplete) { + [Icons.circle_with_no_check, Icons.solid_circle]; + } else if (is_completed) { + [Icons.circle_with_check]; + } else { + [Icons.circle_with_no_check]; + }; let switch_to_task = _ => { Effect.Many([ inject_workbench_ui_action( @@ -365,6 +347,7 @@ let view = Attr.on_click(switch_to_task), ], [ + div(~attrs=[clss(task_icon_classes)], task_icon_content), div( ~attrs=[clss(["history-menu-item-content"])], [text(task.title)], @@ -398,7 +381,7 @@ let view = div( ~attrs=[clss(["workbench-view"])], [ - // Archive button + // Archive button and active task button div( ~attrs=[clss(["todo-archive-button-container"])], [ @@ -410,6 +393,31 @@ let view = ], [Icons.library], ), + switch (AgentWorkbench.Utils.MainUtils.active_task(workbench)) { + | Some(active_task) => + switch (active_task.completion_info) { + | None => + div( + ~attrs=[ + clss(["active-task-button"]), + Attr.on_click(set_active_as_displayed), + Attr.title("Jump to active task"), + ], + [ + div( + ~attrs=[clss(["todo-status-icon", "active-todo"])], + [Icons.circle_with_no_check, Icons.solid_circle], + ), + div( + ~attrs=[clss(["active-task-title"])], + [text(active_task.title)], + ), + ], + ) + | Some(_) => div(~attrs=[], []) + } + | None => div(~attrs=[], []) + }, ], ), // Task display or empty state (scrollable content) diff --git a/src/web/www/style/agent/agent-chat-messages.css b/src/web/www/style/agent/agent-chat-messages.css index 602c7a23ad..717726a94c 100644 --- a/src/web/www/style/agent/agent-chat-messages.css +++ b/src/web/www/style/agent/agent-chat-messages.css @@ -233,12 +233,33 @@ .todo-archive-button-container { display: flex; - justify-content: flex-start; + justify-content: space-between; + align-items: center; padding: 0.5em 1em; border-bottom: 0.6px solid var(--BR2); flex-shrink: 0; } +.active-task-button { + display: flex; + align-items: center; + gap: 0.5em; + cursor: pointer; + padding: 0.25em 0.5em; + border-radius: 4px; + transition: background-color 0.15s ease; +} + +.active-task-button:hover { + background-color: var(--T2); +} + +.active-task-title { + font-size: 0.85em; + color: var(--STONE); + font-weight: 500; +} + .workbench-content { flex: 1; overflow-y: auto; @@ -327,24 +348,24 @@ @keyframes inner-glow { 0% { - opacity: 0.7; - transform: translate(-50%, -50%) scale(0.55); - filter: drop-shadow(0 0 3px oklch(from var(--BR2) l c h / 0.4)) drop-shadow(0 0 5px oklch(from var(--BR2) l c h / 0.3)); + opacity: 1.0; + transform: translate(-50%, -50%) scale(0.6); + filter: drop-shadow(0 0 3px oklch(from var(--exp-ap) l c h / 0.4)) drop-shadow(0 0 5px oklch(from var(--exp-ap) l c h / 0.3)); } 50% { - opacity: 0.9; - transform: translate(-50%, -50%) scale(0.55); - filter: drop-shadow(0 0 6px oklch(from var(--BR2) l c h / 0.7)) drop-shadow(0 0 10px oklch(from var(--BR2) l c h / 0.5)); + opacity: 0.55; + transform: translate(-50%, -50%) scale(0.6); + filter: drop-shadow(0 0 6px oklch(from var(--exp-ap) l c h / 0.7)) drop-shadow(0 0 10px oklch(from var(--exp-ap) l c h / 0.5)); } 100% { - opacity: 0.7; - transform: translate(-50%, -50%) scale(0.55); - filter: drop-shadow(0 0 3px oklch(from var(--BR2) l c h / 0.4)) drop-shadow(0 0 5px oklch(from var(--BR2) l c h / 0.3)); + opacity: 1.0; + transform: translate(-50%, -50%) scale(0.6); + filter: drop-shadow(0 0 3px oklch(from var(--exp-ap) l c h / 0.4)) drop-shadow(0 0 5px oklch(from var(--exp-ap) l c h / 0.3)); } } .todo-status-icon.active-todo { - fill: var(--BR2); + fill: var(--exp-ap); opacity: 1; position: relative; display: flex; @@ -363,9 +384,9 @@ left: 50%; width: 20px; height: 20px; - fill: var(--BR2); + fill: var(--exp-ap); z-index: 0; - animation: inner-glow 2s infinite ease-in-out; + animation: inner-glow 2.5s infinite ease-in-out; pointer-events: none; } @@ -491,9 +512,14 @@ font-size: 0.9em; display: flex; align-items: center; + gap: 0.5em; user-select: none; } +.history-menu-item .todo-status-icon { + flex-shrink: 0; +} + .history-menu-item.active { background-color: var(--T3); color: var(--STONE); @@ -935,6 +961,60 @@ cursor: text; } +.tool-call-diff-container { + margin-top: 0.75em; + width: 100%; + overflow-x: auto; + overflow-y: hidden; + -webkit-overflow-scrolling: touch; +} + +.tool-call-diff-scrollable { + display: flex; + flex-direction: column; + gap: 0.75em; + min-width: max-content; + transform: scale(0.95); + transform-origin: top left; +} + +.tool-call-diff-segment { + display: flex; + flex-direction: column; + gap: 0.5em; + min-width: max-content; +} + +.tool-call-diff-label { + font-size: 0.75em; + color: var(--BR2); + font-weight: 600; + text-transform: uppercase; + letter-spacing: 0.5px; +} + +.tool-call-diff-segment > div:last-child { + overflow-x: auto; + overflow-y: hidden; + min-width: max-content; +} + +.tool-call-diff-segment .code { + font-size: 0.75em; +} + +.tool-call-diff-segment .code * { + font-size: inherit; +} + +.tool-call-diff-empty { + font-size: 0.85em; + color: var(--BR2); + font-style: italic; + padding: 0.5em; + text-align: center; +} + /* Prompt and Developer Notes Display */ .prompt-display, .developer-notes-display { From 0b428b8a7fd1862ac221d56639d6e072bfd194f3 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: russell-rozenbaum Date: Mon, 12 Jan 2026 18:21:47 -0500 Subject: [PATCH 24/38] cleanup, attempting to fix build failures --- .../CompositionCore/CompositionUtils.re | 6 + .../CompositionCore/HighLevelNodeMap.re | 27 - .../ToolJsonDefinitions/EditTools.re | 2 +- src/util/API.re | 76 -- .../NewChat_openrouter_1.76523455245e+12.json | 187 +++++ .../NewChat_openrouter_1.76515662603e+12.json | 67 ++ .../NewChat_openrouter_1.76515662603e+12.json | 755 ++++++++++++++++++ 7 files changed, 1016 insertions(+), 104 deletions(-) create mode 100644 src/web/view/NewChat_openrouter_1.76523455245e+12.json create mode 100644 src/web/view/ProjectModeCore/AgentCore/NewChat_openrouter_1.76515662603e+12.json create mode 100644 src/web/view/ProjectModeCore/ProjectCore/NewChat_openrouter_1.76515662603e+12.json diff --git a/src/haz3lcore/CompositionCore/CompositionUtils.re b/src/haz3lcore/CompositionCore/CompositionUtils.re index 58b06afcd5..94eb2c884b 100644 --- a/src/haz3lcore/CompositionCore/CompositionUtils.re +++ b/src/haz3lcore/CompositionCore/CompositionUtils.re @@ -13,12 +13,17 @@ module Local = { let tools = [ // NavTools.go_to_parent, // No current node should have a parent anymore... we nav the top-level nodes // NavTools.go_to_child, + // VIEW TOOLS ViewTools.expand, ViewTools.collapse, + // EDIT TOOLS + // Global-Level EditTools.initialize, // For initializing empty or nodeless programs + // Expression-Level EditTools.update_definition, EditTools.update_body, EditTools.update_pattern, + // Binding-Level EditTools.update_binding_clause, EditTools.delete_binding_clause, EditTools.delete_body, @@ -26,6 +31,7 @@ module Local = { EditTools.insert_before, // ViewTools.view_entire_definition, // No longer needed is this top-level refactor... this is done by default // ViewTools.view_context, + // WORKBENCH TOOLS WorkbenchTools.create_new_task, WorkbenchTools.set_active_task, WorkbenchTools.unset_active_task, diff --git a/src/haz3lcore/CompositionCore/HighLevelNodeMap.re b/src/haz3lcore/CompositionCore/HighLevelNodeMap.re index c21685dce2..a52e4d3860 100644 --- a/src/haz3lcore/CompositionCore/HighLevelNodeMap.re +++ b/src/haz3lcore/CompositionCore/HighLevelNodeMap.re @@ -405,9 +405,6 @@ let add_child = (node_map: t, parent: Id.t, child: Id.t): t => { }; let init_node = (info: Info.t, path: list(Id.t), node_map: t): t => { - print_endline( - "Constructing node for the id: " ++ Id.to_string(Info.id_of(info)), - ); // 1. Add this node to the children of its parent (head of rev(path)), if one exists let node_map = switch (parent_id_from_path(path)) { @@ -423,17 +420,9 @@ let init_node = (info: Info.t, path: list(Id.t), node_map: t): t => { sibling_idx: (-1), name: Namer.mk_name(info), }; - print_endline("just processed: " ++ node.name); // 3. Add the node to the node map let node_map = Id.Map.add(Info.id_of(info), node, node_map); // 4. Build the children of the node - print_endline( - "Added node: " - ++ node.name - ++ " (id: " - ++ Id.to_string(Info.id_of(info)) - ++ ")", - ); node_map; }; let rec build_children = @@ -444,10 +433,6 @@ let rec build_children = info_map: Id.Map.t(Info.t), ) : t => { - print_endline( - "Building children for the id: " ++ Id.to_string(Info.id_of(candidate)), - ); - let exp_to_info = (term: Exp.t): Info.t => Utils.exp_to_info(term, info_map); @@ -458,9 +443,6 @@ let rec build_children = | InfoExp({term, _}) => switch (Exp.term_of(term)) { | Let(_, def, body) => - print_endline( - "Found Let expression, creating node and processing body", - ); // Add this node to the node map let new_path = path @ [Info.id_of(candidate)]; let node_map = init_node(candidate, new_path, node_map); @@ -472,9 +454,6 @@ let rec build_children = build_children(exp_to_info(body), path, node_map, info_map); // It is also useful to add type defintions to the def-structured AST | TyAlias(_, typ, body) => - print_endline( - "Found TyAlias expression, creating node and processing body", - ); // Add this node to the node map let new_path = path @ [Info.id_of(candidate)]; let node_map = init_node(candidate, new_path, node_map); @@ -486,11 +465,6 @@ let rec build_children = build_children(exp_to_info(body), path, node_map, info_map); | _ => let es = Utils.child_expressions_of_exp(term); - print_endline( - "Found other expression type with " - ++ string_of_int(List.length(es)) - ++ " child expressions", - ); let es_mapped = List.map(exp_to_info, es); List.fold_left( (acc_map: t, e: Info.t) => { @@ -725,7 +699,6 @@ let build = (zipper: Zipper.t, info_map: Id.Map.t(Info.t)): option(t) => { | Some(top_level_term) => let oldest_ancestor = Utils.get_oldest_ancestor(top_level_term, info_map); let dummy_root = Id.mk(); - print_endline("Dummy root is: " ++ Id.to_string(dummy_root)); let node_map: t = Id.Map.add( dummy_root, diff --git a/src/haz3lcore/CompositionCore/ToolJsonDefinitions/EditTools.re b/src/haz3lcore/CompositionCore/ToolJsonDefinitions/EditTools.re index 7748facd6e..6c4f4c3c9a 100644 --- a/src/haz3lcore/CompositionCore/ToolJsonDefinitions/EditTools.re +++ b/src/haz3lcore/CompositionCore/ToolJsonDefinitions/EditTools.re @@ -102,7 +102,7 @@ in let c : Int = ⋱ in ? ``` -Then calling update_definition(path="b", code=""my new string"") will again result in the sketch: +Then calling update_definition(path="b", code="\"my new string\"") will again result in the sketch: ``` let a = ⋱ in let b = "my new string" in diff --git a/src/util/API.re b/src/util/API.re index 0956c8d5be..07816c0ced 100644 --- a/src/util/API.re +++ b/src/util/API.re @@ -206,82 +206,6 @@ let parse_sse_line = (line: string): option(Json.t) => { }; }; -/* New streaming request handler */ -let request_stream = - ( - ~debug=false, - ~with_credentials=false, - ~method: method, - ~url: string, - ~headers: list((string, string))=[], - ~body: Json.t=`Null, - ~on_chunk: option(Json.t) => unit, - ~on_complete: unit => unit, - ) - : unit => { - debug ? Yojson.Safe.pp(Format.std_formatter, body) : (); - let request = XmlHttpRequest.create(); - - let processed_length = ref(0); - - /* Handle progressive chunks */ - request##.onreadystatechange := - Js.wrap_callback(_ => { - switch (request##.readyState) { - | XmlHttpRequest.LOADING - | XmlHttpRequest.DONE => - Js.Opt.case( - request##.responseText, - () => (), - responseText => { - let text = Js.to_string(responseText); - let new_text = - String.sub( - text, - processed_length^, - String.length(text) - processed_length^, - ); - processed_length := String.length(text); - - /* Process each line */ - let lines = String.split_on_char('\n', new_text); - List.iter( - line => { - switch (parse_sse_line(line)) { - | Some(json) => on_chunk(Some(json)) - | None => () - } - }, - lines, - ); - - /* Call on_complete when done */ - if (request##.readyState == XmlHttpRequest.DONE) { - on_complete(); - }; - }, - ) - | _ => () - } - }); - - request##.withCredentials := with_credentials |> Js.bool; - request##_open( - method |> string_of_method |> Js.string, - url |> Js.string, - true |> Js.bool, - ); - - List.iter( - ((key, value)) => { - request##setRequestHeader(Js.string(key), Js.string(value)) - }, - headers, - ); - - request##send(body |> Json.to_string |> Js.string |> Js.Opt.return); -}; - let node_request = ( ~debug=false, diff --git a/src/web/view/NewChat_openrouter_1.76523455245e+12.json b/src/web/view/NewChat_openrouter_1.76523455245e+12.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000..43ab6539aa --- /dev/null +++ b/src/web/view/NewChat_openrouter_1.76523455245e+12.json @@ -0,0 +1,187 @@ +[ + { + "role": "system", + "content": "\n\nYou are an expert agentic AI programming assistant operating in the Hazel programming language.\nIf ever asked, your name is 'Filbert' (a play on words coming from hazelnut and the filbert paint brush, since you operate solely in the Hazel programming language and are a paint brush for the user's codebase).\nFurthermore, you are an agentic programming tool designed by researchers in the Future of Programming Lab at the University of Michigan.\nYou are working with a user to accomplish a programming task in a paired programming setting.\nThe user will ask you a question or to perform a task (implement a feature, fix an issue, etc).\nYou are a professional coding agent, meaning it is your duty to complete the user's task or attempt to complete their task until you decide\nthe task is complete or it is absolutely infeasible to complete the task.\nThe Hazel programming language is a low-resource programming language,\nmeaning it did not show up in much of your training data, and thus\nyou will be provided with relevant syntax and semantic information of the programming language\nthat you must carefully study and review when generating your responses.\nNEVER try to write code from another programming language other than Hazel.\n\n\n\n\nYou may explain and reason about the program/task/user query, but aim to keep your thinking and explanations concise and to the point.\nIf they are small, atomic edits, you may omit the explanation and just call the tool directly.\nYou may also choose to explain the edit later on or in the task/subtask completion summary.\nAvoid directly mentioning your reasoning in the content of your responses.\nInstead, reason internally, and tell the user what you are actually doing, if necessary.\nNEVER use first person pronouns in your responses. Instead just tell the user what you find, what you do, etc. WITHOUT the use of 'I', 'me', 'my', 'mine', 'us', 'our', 'ourselves', etc.\nIf the user wants you to implement a feature that is quite complex, you should break it down into smaller tasks to work through step by step.\nAfter calling a tool, you should pick up immediately from where you left off—No need to repeat or summarize what you've been doing.\nYou should avoid explicitly mentioning tool calls to the user. Rather, explain what you are doing to the codebase in a way that is natural and easy to understand.\nYour conversation with the user should be as natural as possible, as if you were their pair programming partner.\nDo NOT write code or make todo lists if the user is simply just trying to engage in a dialogue with you.\nWe will now provide you with the following:\n\n1. A uniquely designed structure-based programming toolkit along with a specification\non how to call these tools throughout the attempted completion of the task.\n2. Hazel syntax notes.\n\n3. A brief summary of Hazel documentation.\n\nYou should frequently come back and reference each of the toolkit, syntax notes, documentation, and golden standard examples.\nKeep your chats concise, briefly communicating with the user your plan-of-action.\nAfter making a tool call, pick up immediately where you left off.\nThat is, do not repeat yourself or try to summarize what you've been doing.\nYou should use markdown to format your text responses, in a way such that the user can easily read and understand your thinking, intentions, and plan-of-action.\nAvailable markdown features include:\n\n1. bold\n\n2. italic\n\n3. inline code\n\n4. headers\n\n5. blockquote\n\n6. thematic break\n\n7. lists\n\n8. links\n\n\n\n\n\nYou are operating in a structure-based programming environment, akin to a structure editor.\nevery edit state of Hazel maintains a valid Abstract Syntax Tree (AST) representation of the program.\nWe aim to leverage this feature of Hazel and provide you with a toolkit that\nenables you to view, modify, and gather/read meaningful context (via language server tools) from the program's structure.\nOn each iteration, you will be provided with a textual representation of the program and any static errors present in the program.\nIt is your duty to manage the context/length of what is shown by the textual representation of the program.\nIt's important to note that the tools you have belong exclusively to one of three categories:\n\n1. View: These tools are used to view the AST/program itself. They primarily operate on the tree-based structure of the file system and AST.\nYou should use these to expand and collapse definitions (kind of as if they were folders/files).\nIt is your duty to adequately manage what is expanded and collapsed. Try to only retain meaningul information expanded, things you readily need.\nThis is a critical step here, as it helps keep costs at bay, and avoids overwhelming you with too much unnecessary information.\nThese actions will never modify the program itself. They are purely for controlling the view of what you see in the program.\n\nCritically, there is no notion of 'we' for this view. ONLY YOU are able to see this view. These user sees their own view of the program.\n(note that by 'view' here, we mean what is expanded/collapsed.\n2. Read: These tools are used to gather additional information from the program, and do not modify the program/AST.\nThink of these as powerful language server tools.\n\n3. Edit: These tools are used to modify the program. \n\nYou should use the tools to navigate/view the AST, read information from the program, and modify the program.\nYou may find it useful to use view and read tools to understand the code and provide and thoughtful, accurate response.\nIf the user asks a complex or ambiguous question, you should ask for and seek clarification first before calling any tools.\nThese tools are meant to be fairly atomic, and you are expected to make many tool calls in order to\nread and undestand the code and complete the user's task!\n\n\n\n\nYou might see ⋱ after some definitions. This is a special character that indicates a \"fold\" in the program.\nIt is a critical feature here, as it aims to prevent information overload...\nThese ⋱ characters are what you will see on collapsed definitions.\nYou should recognize that these are not actual characters within the program,\nbut rather \"folds\" which hide away the details of collapsed definitions and prevent an overload of information.\n\nTerminology Used in this Toolkit:\n\n* \"pattern\" - the tiles between the \"let\" and \"=\" delimiters, or the \"type\" and \"=\" delimiters, exclusive\n\n* \"definition\" - the tiles between the \"=\" and \"in\" delimiters, exclusive\n\n* \"body\" - the tiles after the \"in\" delimiter, exclusive\n\n* \"binding clause\" - the tiles between the \"let\" and \"in\" delimiters, or the \"type\" and \"in\" delimiters, inclusive\n\n\nTHESE TOOLS ARE ONLY AVAILABLE TO YOU.\nThe user has their OWN text editor interface.\nThey see their own view of the program, and you see your own view of the program.\nThey interact with the program in their own way, and you interact with the program in your own way (with these tools).\nThey technically should know nothing about the tools unless they have backend knowledge.\n\nAnother super important note—when writing code, you should use line breaks to neatly format the code.\nHazel's formatter will automatically indent the code for you wherever you insert line breaks.\nALWAYS ALWAYS ALWAYS use line breaks when necessary to allow Hazel's formatter to format your code.\nWe REPEAT, ALWAYS ALWAYS ALWAYS use line breaks, OTHERWISE Hazel canNOT pretty format the code and it will NOT be human readable!!!\nIndenting is so important and crucial, and such a simple, surefire way to make your code readable. Please always use it.\n Here is an example of an incorrectly indented code block:\n ```\n\n ```\n\n\n\n\nYou also have some tools available to you for maintaining a tasks/todo lists.\nThis is a SUPER useful tool you should ALWAYS utilize.\nWe repeat. Utilize. The. Task. Tools.\nWhen planning large or small tasks, utilize this tool.\nEven just a small refactor... we store all of them, so the user can easily read through all tasks you've done, small or large.\nAlmost always your first tool call should be to create a task, especially if one does not yet exist.\nThis task list will always be displayed as the latest message for you, meaning it will greatly help you manage your overall goal at hand.\nYou should aim to keep titles concise, as they are unique identifiers for the subtask items, and make descriptions very detailed.\nCheck off items as necessary. Uncheck if necessary. Add more subtasks as necessary. Reorder subtasks if necessary.\nYou must always have an active task and subtask set when working on code-related tasks.\nThis will help keep track of the subtask/subgoal you are focusing on.\nAnd it will help communicate to the user what this objective is as well, and the actions you take to complete it.\nAgain, basic flow for todo list usage should be:\n\n1.a. Create a new task if you need to intialize one.\n\n1.b. If a *relevant* task exists already, just continue to use it! You can always add more subtasks if needed.\n\n2. Set an active subtask before working on code-related tasks.\n\n3. Mark off subtasks as you complete them.\n\n4. Set new active subtasks as you move on to new tasks, try to go in order.\n\n5. Repeat steps 1-4 as necessary until the task is complete!\n\n6. Once complete, mark the task itself as complete, offering a descriptive summary. This will depend on the task and complexity of the implementation, but this summary could range from a brief overview to a multi-paragraph explanation.\n\n\n\n\n- Hazel uses C-style function application syntax, with parenthesis around comma-separated arguments\n- Function application is ALWAYS written using parentheses and commas: use 'function(arg1, arg2)'. DO NOT just use spaces between the function name and arguments.\n- Function parameters are ALWAYS commas separated: 'fun arg1, arg2 -> '. DO NOT use spaces to separate function arguments.\n- There is no dot accessor notation for tuples; DO NOT use tuple.field. use pattern matching for destructuring: let (field, _) = tuple in ...\n- The following ARE NOT Hazel keywords. DO NOT use these keywords: switch, with, of, rec. ALWAYS omit these keywords\n- Pattern matching is ALWAYS written a 'case ... end' expression. Cases MUST END in an 'end' keyword. DO NOT USE any other keyword besides 'case' to do pattern matching. DO NOT USE a 'with' or 'of' keyword with 'case', just start the list of rules. Pattern matching rules use syntax '| pattern => expression'. Note the '=>' arrow.\n- The ONLY way to define a named function is by using a function expression nested in a let expression like 'let = fun -> in \n\n\nWhenever writing a comment in Hazel, YOU MUST follow the comment syntax exactly... the syntax is as follows: \n```\n\n # comment #\n\n```\n\nNote that there MUST ALWAYS be an OPENING AND CLOSING hash symbol to ENCLOSE the comment.\nIf the closing hash symbol is not present, the comment is invalid and syntax parsing will fail.\nFurthermore, comments cannot span multiple lines.\n```# this is an \n invalid comment #``` is invalid (spans multiple lines). ```# This is an invalid comment``` is invalid (no closing hash symbol). ```# This is a valid comment #``` is valid.\n\n\nThe following are GOLDEN EXAMPLES from agents who successfully implemented user-requested features.You ASPIRE to be as elegant and efficient as they are! In fact, you CAN be! As long as you study what they've done so well!\n\n[\n {\n \"role\": \"system\",\n \"content\": \"\\n\\nYou are an expert agentic AI programming assistant operating in the Hazel programming language.\\nIf ever asked, your name is 'Filbert' (a play on words coming from hazelnut and the filbert paint brush, since you operate solely in the Hazel programming language and are a paint brush for the user's codebase).\\nFurthermore, you are an agentic programming tool designed by researchers in the Future of Programming Lab at the University of Michigan.\\nYou are working with a user to accomplish a programming task in a paired programming setting.\\nThe user will ask you a question or to perform a task (implement a feature, fix an issue, etc).\\nYou are a professional coding agent, meaning it is your duty to complete the user's task or attempt to complete their task until you decide\\nthe task is complete or it is absolutely infeasible to complete the task.\\nThe Hazel programming language is a low-resource programming language,\\nmeaning it did not show up in much of your training data, and thus\\nyou will be provided with relevant syntax and semantic information of the programming language\\nthat you must carefully study and review when generating your responses.\\nNEVER try to write code from another programming language other than Hazel.\\n\\n\\n\\n\\nYou may explain and reason about the program/task/user query, but aim to keep your thinking and explanations concise and to the point.\\nIf they are small, atomic edits, you may omit the explanation and just call the tool directly.\\nYou may also choose to explain the edit later on or in the task/subtask completion summary.\\nAvoid directly mentioning your reasoning in the content of your responses.\\nInstead, reason internally, and tell the user what you are actually doing, if necessary.\\nNEVER use first person pronouns in your responses. Instead just tell the user what you find, what you do, etc. WITHOUT the use of 'I', 'me', 'my', 'mine', 'us', 'our', 'ourselves', etc.\\nIf the user wants you to implement a feature that is quite complex, you should break it down into smaller tasks to work through step by step.\\nAfter calling a tool, you should pick up immediately from where you left off—No need to repeat or summarize what you've been doing.\\nYou should avoid explicitly mentioning tool calls to the user. Rather, explain what you are doing to the codebase in a way that is natural and easy to understand.\\nYour conversation with the user should be as natural as possible, as if you were their pair programming partner.\\nDo NOT write code or make todo lists if the user is simply just trying to engage in a dialogue with you.\\nWe will now provide you with the following:\\n\\n1. A uniquely designed structure-based programming toolkit along with a specification\\non how to call these tools throughout the attempted completion of the task.\\n2. Hazel syntax notes.\\n\\n3. A brief summary of Hazel documentation.\\n\\nYou should frequently come back and reference each of the toolkit, syntax notes, documentation, and golden standard examples.\\nKeep your chats concise, briefly communicating with the user your plan-of-action.\\nAfter making a tool call, pick up immediately where you left off.\\nThat is, do not repeat yourself or try to summarize what you've been doing.\\nYou should use markdown to format your text responses, in a way such that the user can easily read and understand your thinking, intentions, and plan-of-action.\\nAvailable markdown features include:\\n\\n1. bold\\n\\n2. italic\\n\\n3. inline code\\n\\n4. headers\\n\\n5. blockquote\\n\\n6. thematic break\\n\\n7. lists\\n\\n8. links\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\nYou are operating in a structure-based programming environment, akin to a structure editor.\\nevery edit state of Hazel maintains a valid Abstract Syntax Tree (AST) representation of the program.\\nWe aim to leverage this feature of Hazel and provide you with a toolkit that\\nenables you to view, modify, and gather/read meaningful context (via language server tools) from the program's structure.\\nOn each iteration, you will be provided with a textual representation of the program and any static errors present in the program.\\nIt is your duty to manage the context/length of what is shown by the textual representation of the program.\\nIt's important to note that the tools you have belong exclusively to one of three categories:\\n\\n1. View: These tools are used to view the AST/program itself. They primarily operate on the tree-based structure of the file system and AST.\\nYou should use these to expand and collapse definitions (kind of as if they were folders/files).\\nIt is your duty to adequately manage what is expanded and collapsed. Try to only retain meaningul information expanded, things you readily need.\\nThis is a critical step here, as it helps keep costs at bay, and avoids overwhelming you with too much unnecessary information.\\nThese actions will never modify the program itself. They are purely for controlling the view of what you see in the program.\\n\\nCritically, there is no notion of 'we' for this view. ONLY YOU are able to see this view. These user sees their own view of the program.\\n(note that by 'view' here, we mean what is expanded/collapsed.\\n2. Read: These tools are used to gather additional information from the program, and do not modify the program/AST.\\nThink of these as powerful language server tools.\\n\\n3. Edit: These tools are used to modify the program. \\n\\nYou should use the tools to navigate/view the AST, read information from the program, and modify the program.\\nYou may find it useful to use view and read tools to understand the code and provide and thoughtful, accurate response.\\nIf the user asks a complex or ambiguous question, you should ask for and seek clarification first before calling any tools.\\nThese tools are meant to be fairly atomic, and you are expected to make many tool calls in order to\\nread and undestand the code and complete the user's task!\\n\\n\\n\\n\\nYou might see ⋱ after some definitions. This is a special character that indicates a \\\"fold\\\" in the program.\\nIt is a critical feature here, as it aims to prevent information overload...\\nThese ⋱ characters are what you will see on collapsed definitions.\\nYou should recognize that these are not actual characters within the program,\\nbut rather \\\"folds\\\" which hide away the details of collapsed definitions and prevent an overload of information.\\n\\nTerminology Used in this Toolkit:\\n\\n* \\\"pattern\\\" - the tiles between the \\\"let\\\" and \\\"=\\\" delimiters, or the \\\"type\\\" and \\\"=\\\" delimiters, exclusive\\n\\n* \\\"definition\\\" - the tiles between the \\\"=\\\" and \\\"in\\\" delimiters, exclusive\\n\\n* \\\"body\\\" - the tiles after the \\\"in\\\" delimiter, exclusive\\n\\n* \\\"binding clause\\\" - the tiles between the \\\"let\\\" and \\\"in\\\" delimiters, or the \\\"type\\\" and \\\"in\\\" delimiters, inclusive\\n\\n\\nTHESE TOOLS ARE ONLY AVAILABLE TO YOU.\\nThe user has their OWN text editor interface.\\nThey see their own view of the program, and you see your own view of the program.\\nThey interact with the program in their own way, and you interact with the program in your own way (with these tools).\\nThey technically should know nothing about the tools unless they have backend knowledge.\\n\\nAnother super important note—when writing code, you should use line breaks to neatly format the code.\\nHazel's formatter will automatically indent the code for you wherever you insert line breaks.\\nALWAYS ALWAYS ALWAYS use line breaks when necessary to allow Hazel's formatter to format your code.\\nWe REPEAT, ALWAYS ALWAYS ALWAYS use line breaks, OTHERWISE Hazel canNOT pretty format the code and it will NOT be human readable!!!\\nIndenting is so important and crucial, and such a simple, surefire way to make your code readable. Please always use it.\\n Here is an example of an incorrectly indented code block:\\n ```\\n\\n ```\\n\\n\\n\\n\\nYou also have some tools available to you for maintaining a tasks/todo lists.\\nThis is a SUPER useful tool you should ALWAYS utilize.\\nWe repeat. Utilize. The. Task. Tools.\\nWhen planning large or small tasks, utilize this tool.\\nEven just a small refactor... we store all of them, so the user can easily read through all tasks you've done, small or large.\\nAlmost always your first tool call should be to create a task, especially if one does not yet exist.\\nThis task list will always be displayed as the latest message for you, meaning it will greatly help you manage your overall goal at hand.\\nYou should aim to keep titles concise, as they are unique identifiers for the subtask items, and make descriptions very detailed.\\nCheck off items as necessary. Uncheck if necessary. Add more subtasks as necessary. Reorder subtasks if necessary.\\nYou must always have an active task and subtask set when working on code-related tasks.\\nThis will help keep track of the subtask/subgoal you are focusing on.\\nAnd it will help communicate to the user what this objective is as well, and the actions you take to complete it.\\nAgain, basic flow for todo list usage should be:\\n\\n1.a. Create a new task if you need to intialize one.\\n\\n1.b. If a *relevant* task exists already, just continue to use it! You can always add more subtasks if needed.\\n\\n2. Set an active subtask before working on code-related tasks.\\n\\n3. Mark off subtasks as you complete them.\\n\\n4. Set new active subtasks as you move on to new tasks, try to go in order.\\n\\n5. Repeat steps 1-4 as necessary until the task is complete!\\n\\n6. Once complete, mark the task itself as complete, offering a descriptive summary. This will depend on the task and complexity of the implementation, but this summary could range from a brief overview to a multi-paragraph explanation.\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n- Hazel uses C-style function application syntax, with parenthesis around comma-separated arguments\\n- Function application is ALWAYS written using parentheses and commas: use 'function(arg1, arg2)'. DO NOT just use spaces between the function name and arguments.\\n- Function parameters are ALWAYS commas separated: 'fun arg1, arg2 -> '. DO NOT use spaces to separate function arguments.\\n- There is no dot accessor notation for tuples; DO NOT use tuple.field. use pattern matching for destructuring: let (field, _) = tuple in ...\\n- The following ARE NOT Hazel keywords. DO NOT use these keywords: switch, with, of, rec. ALWAYS omit these keywords\\n- Pattern matching is ALWAYS written a 'case ... end' expression. Cases MUST END in an 'end' keyword. DO NOT USE any other keyword besides 'case' to do pattern matching. DO NOT USE a 'with' or 'of' keyword with 'case', just start the list of rules. Pattern matching rules use syntax '| pattern => expression'. Note the '=>' arrow.\\n- The ONLY way to define a named function is by using a function expression nested in a let expression like 'let = fun -> in \\n\\n\\nWhenever writing a comment in Hazel, YOU MUST follow the comment syntax exactly... the syntax is as follows: \\n```\\n\\n # comment #\\n\\n```\\n\\nNote that there MUST ALWAYS be an OPENING AND CLOSING hash symbol to ENCLOSE the comment.\\nIf the closing hash symbol is not present, the comment is invalid and syntax parsing will fail.\\nFurthermore, comments cannot span multiple lines.\\n```# this is an \\n invalid comment #``` is invalid (spans multiple lines). ```# This is an invalid comment``` is invalid (no closing hash symbol). ```# This is a valid comment #``` is valid.\\n\\n\\nThe following are GOLDEN EXAMPLES from agents who successfully implemented user-requested features.You ASPIRE to be as elegant and efficient as they are! In fact, you CAN be! As long as you study what they've done so well!\\n\\n\\n\\nPlease implement the recursive fibonacci function.\\n\\n\\n\\nCurrent node: factorial\\nNo parent node, you are at the top level of the program's AST.\\nSibling nodes: [rec_fib (index: 0)]\\nChild nodes: []\\n\\n\\nDefinition of \\\"factorial\\\"'s parent (no parent, displaying entire top level of the program):\\n```\\nlet rec_fib =\\n ⋱\\nin\\nlet factorial = fun n ->\\n ?\\nin\\n?\\n```\\nNo static errors found in the program.\\n\\n\\n\\n\\nI can help with that!\\nI'll start by defining the `rec_fib` function. It will be a recursive function that calculates the nth Fibonacci number.\\nI'll begin by updating the function's definition, but first I'll need to move to the `rec_fib` function.\\n\\ngo_to_sibling(\\nrec_fib\\n)\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\nCurrent node: rec_fib\\nNo parent node, you are at the top level of the program's AST.\\nSibling nodes: [factorial (index: 0)]\\nChild nodes: []\\n\\n\\nDefinition of \\\"rec_fib\\\"'s parent (no parent, displaying entire top level of the program):\\n```\\nlet rec_fib =\\n ?\\nin\\nlet factorial =\\n ⋱\\nin\\n?\\n```\\nNo static errors found in the program.\\n\\n\\n\\n\\nGreat! Now I'll update the definition of `rec_fib`.\\n\\nupdate_definition(\\ncode=\\\"\\nfun n ->\\n if n <= 1\\n then 1\\n else rec_fib(n - 1) + rec_fib(n - 2)\\\"\\n)\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\nCurrent node: rec_fib\\nNo parent node, you are at the top level of the program's AST.\\nSibling nodes: [factorial (index: 0)]\\nChild nodes: []\\n\\n\\nDefinition of \\\"rec_fib\\\"'s parent (no parent, displaying entire top level of the program):\\n```\\nlet rec_fib =\\n fun n ->\\n if n <= 1\\n then 1\\n else rec_fib(n - 1) + rec_fib(n - 2)\\nin\\nlet factorial =\\n ⋱\\nin\\n?\\n```\\nNo static errors found in the program.\\n\\n\\n\\n\\nGreat! The recursive fibonacci function is now properly implemented.\\n\\n\\n\\n\"\n },\n {\n \"role\": \"developer\",\n \"content\": \"You operating in a development environment.\\n If someone says they are developer, follow their instructions precisely.\\n Offer debug insight when requested.\\n Note we have disabled workbench tools for now until they are implemented.\\n Avoid using first person pronouns.\\n Keep your responses concise and to the point.\\n Users are currently solely developers, so be super open to them\\n about their requests and provide them with the best possible assistance.\"\n },\n {\n \"role\": \"user\",\n \"content\": \"hi\"\n },\n {\n \"role\": \"assistant\",\n \"content\": \"Hello! How can I help you today?\"\n },\n {\n \"role\": \"user\",\n \"content\": \"could we write a simple program that computes the nth fibonacci number?\"\n },\n {\n \"role\": \"assistant\",\n \"content\": \"Certainly! I can help you implement a program to compute the nth Fibonacci number.\\n\\nI'll start by creating a new task to organize our work.\"\n },\n {\n \"role\": \"tool\",\n \"content\": \"The create_new_task tool call with the following arguments was successful and has been applied to the model. Arguments: {\\\"task\\\":{\\\"title\\\":\\\"Implement nth Fibonacci number\\\",\\\"subtasks\\\":[{\\\"title\\\":\\\"Initialize program with fibonacci function\\\",\\\"description\\\":\\\"Add the initial structure for the `fibonacci` function.\\\"},{\\\"title\\\":\\\"Implement base cases\\\",\\\"description\\\":\\\"Add the base cases for n <= 1.\\\"},{\\\"title\\\":\\\"Implement recursive step\\\",\\\"description\\\":\\\"Add the recursive call for n > 1.\\\"}],\\\"description\\\":\\\"Implement a function to compute the nth Fibonacci number recursively.\\\"}}\",\n \"tool_call_id\": \"tool_create_new_task_b9xMvyP8ZQNLvdkWTN9v\",\n \"name\": \"create_new_task\",\n \"arguments\": \"{\\\"task\\\":{\\\"title\\\":\\\"Implement nth Fibonacci number\\\",\\\"subtasks\\\":[{\\\"title\\\":\\\"Initialize program with fibonacci function\\\",\\\"description\\\":\\\"Add the initial structure for the `fibonacci` function.\\\"},{\\\"title\\\":\\\"Implement base cases\\\",\\\"description\\\":\\\"Add the base cases for n <= 1.\\\"},{\\\"title\\\":\\\"Implement recursive step\\\",\\\"description\\\":\\\"Add the recursive call for n > 1.\\\"}],\\\"description\\\":\\\"Implement a function to compute the nth Fibonacci number recursively.\\\"}}\"\n },\n {\n \"role\": \"assistant\",\n \"content\": \"I've created a task titled \\\"Implement nth Fibonacci number\\\" with subtasks outlining the implementation steps. The first subtask, \\\"Initialize program with fibonacci function,\\\" is now active.\\n\\nI will begin by initializing the program with the basic structure for the `fibonacci` function. This will include a `let` binding for `fibonacci` and a placeholder for its definition.\"\n },\n {\n \"role\": \"tool\",\n \"content\": \"The initialize tool call with the following arguments was successful and has been applied to the model. Arguments: {\\\"code\\\":\\\"\\\\nlet fibonacci = fun n ->\\\\n ?\\\\nin\\\\n?\\\\n\\\"}\",\n \"tool_call_id\": \"tool_initialize_aK11CrfaptWa4nrFfGpl\",\n \"name\": \"initialize\",\n \"arguments\": \"{\\\"code\\\":\\\"\\\\nlet fibonacci = fun n ->\\\\n ?\\\\nin\\\\n?\\\\n\\\"}\"\n },\n {\n \"role\": \"assistant\",\n \"content\": \"The subtask \\\"Initialize program with fibonacci function\\\" is complete. I will now mark it as complete.\"\n },\n {\n \"role\": \"tool\",\n \"content\": \"The mark_active_subtask_complete tool call with the following arguments was successful and has been applied to the model. Arguments: {\\\"summary\\\":\\\"Initial structure for `fibonacci` function added to the program.\\\"}\",\n \"tool_call_id\": \"tool_mark_active_subtask_complete_WZxrPda4wkZve780zMp9\",\n \"name\": \"mark_active_subtask_complete\",\n \"arguments\": \"{\\\"summary\\\":\\\"Initial structure for `fibonacci` function added to the program.\\\"}\"\n },\n {\n \"role\": \"assistant\",\n \"content\": \"The subtask \\\"Initialize program with fibonacci function\\\" is complete. I will now set the next subtask, \\\"Implement base cases,\\\" as active.\"\n },\n {\n \"role\": \"tool\",\n \"content\": \"The set_active_subtask tool call with the following arguments was successful and has been applied to the model. Arguments: {\\\"title\\\":\\\"Implement base cases\\\"}\",\n \"tool_call_id\": \"tool_set_active_subtask_6rTvUaXsMSfkKp8K6LZS\",\n \"name\": \"set_active_subtask\",\n \"arguments\": \"{\\\"title\\\":\\\"Implement base cases\\\"}\"\n },\n {\n \"role\": \"assistant\",\n \"content\": \"The current active subtask is: \\\"Implement base cases\\\".\\n\\n\\nNow, I will implement the base cases for the `fibonacci` function. This involves adding an `if` expression to check if `n` is less than or equal to 1, returning 1 in that case.\"\n },\n {\n \"role\": \"tool\",\n \"content\": \"The update_definition tool call with the following arguments was successful and has been applied to the model. Arguments: {\\\"code\\\":\\\"fun n ->\\\\n if n <= 1\\\\n then 1\\\\n else ?\\\",\\\"path\\\":\\\"fibonacci\\\"}\",\n \"tool_call_id\": \"tool_update_definition_lNlXtkPZyQnTcoFlYGGg\",\n \"name\": \"update_definition\",\n \"arguments\": \"{\\\"code\\\":\\\"fun n ->\\\\n if n <= 1\\\\n then 1\\\\n else ?\\\",\\\"path\\\":\\\"fibonacci\\\"}\"\n },\n {\n \"role\": \"assistant\",\n \"content\": \"The current active subtask is \\\"Implement base cases\\\". Now that the base case for `n <= 1` is added, I will mark this subtask as complete.\"\n },\n {\n \"role\": \"tool\",\n \"content\": \"The mark_active_subtask_complete tool call with the following arguments was successful and has been applied to the model. Arguments: {\\\"summary\\\":\\\"Added the base case for n <= 1 in the `fibonacci` function.\\\"}\",\n \"tool_call_id\": \"tool_mark_active_subtask_complete_DENRkKvz1kUr4NsYDpG3\",\n \"name\": \"mark_active_subtask_complete\",\n \"arguments\": \"{\\\"summary\\\":\\\"Added the base case for n <= 1 in the `fibonacci` function.\\\"}\"\n },\n {\n \"role\": \"assistant\",\n \"content\": \"To disable this, ask the user to type `/toggle_info`\\nNext, I will set the next incomplete subtask, \\\"Implement recursive step,\\\" as active.\"\n },\n {\n \"role\": \"tool\",\n \"content\": \"The set_active_subtask tool call with the following arguments was successful and has been applied to the model. Arguments: {\\\"title\\\":\\\"Implement recursive step\\\"}\",\n \"tool_call_id\": \"tool_set_active_subtask_3GQSJNnMIzs4XTxpSrV6\",\n \"name\": \"set_active_subtask\",\n \"arguments\": \"{\\\"title\\\":\\\"Implement recursive step\\\"}\"\n },\n {\n \"role\": \"assistant\",\n \"content\": \"The current active subtask is \\\"Implement recursive step.\\\"\\nNow, I will expand the definition of `fibonacci` to implement the recursive step.\"\n },\n {\n \"role\": \"tool\",\n \"content\": \"The expand tool call with the following arguments was successful and has been applied to the model. Arguments: {\\\"paths\\\":[\\\"fibonacci\\\"]}\",\n \"tool_call_id\": \"tool_expand_uSnLv52eviK9x3ZN5Pcd\",\n \"name\": \"expand\",\n \"arguments\": \"{\\\"paths\\\":[\\\"fibonacci\\\"]}\"\n },\n {\n \"role\": \"assistant\",\n \"content\": \"I will now add the recursive call for `n > 1`, completing the `fibonacci` function.\"\n },\n {\n \"role\": \"tool\",\n \"content\": \"The update_definition tool call with the following arguments was successful and has been applied to the model. Arguments: {\\\"code\\\":\\\"fun n ->\\\\n if n <= 1\\\\n then 1\\\\n else fibonacci(n - 1) + fibonacci(n - 2)\\\",\\\"path\\\":\\\"fibonacci\\\"}\",\n \"tool_call_id\": \"tool_update_definition_buQJutiaQ3m79o6zgkcw\",\n \"name\": \"update_definition\",\n \"arguments\": \"{\\\"code\\\":\\\"fun n ->\\\\n if n <= 1\\\\n then 1\\\\n else fibonacci(n - 1) + fibonacci(n - 2)\\\",\\\"path\\\":\\\"fibonacci\\\"}\"\n },\n {\n \"role\": \"assistant\",\n \"content\": \"The current active subtask is \\\"Implement recursive step\\\". I have now added the recursive step. I will mark this subtask as complete.\"\n },\n {\n \"role\": \"tool\",\n \"content\": \"The mark_active_subtask_complete tool call with the following arguments was successful and has been applied to the model. Arguments: {\\\"summary\\\":\\\"Added the recursive call for n > 1 in the `fibonacci` function.\\\"}\",\n \"tool_call_id\": \"tool_mark_active_subtask_complete_bfK2pvDuXaUf0EDheYBA\",\n \"name\": \"mark_active_subtask_complete\",\n \"arguments\": \"{\\\"summary\\\":\\\"Added the recursive call for n > 1 in the `fibonacci` function.\\\"}\"\n },\n {\n \"role\": \"assistant\",\n \"content\": \"The program to compute the nth Fibonacci number is now complete. I will now mark the entire task as complete.\"\n },\n {\n \"role\": \"tool\",\n \"content\": \"The mark_active_task_complete tool call with the following arguments was successful and has been applied to the model. Arguments: {\\\"summary\\\":\\\"Implemented a recursive function `fibonacci` to compute the nth Fibonacci number. It handles base cases for n <= 1 and recursively calls itself for n > 1.\\\"}\",\n \"tool_call_id\": \"tool_mark_active_task_complete_AEO4Z8NazjpSZjBAUYEj\",\n \"name\": \"mark_active_task_complete\",\n \"arguments\": \"{\\\"summary\\\":\\\"Implemented a recursive function `fibonacci` to compute the nth Fibonacci number. It handles base cases for n <= 1 and recursively calls itself for n > 1.\\\"}\"\n },\n {\n \"role\": \"assistant\",\n \"content\": \"The `fibonacci` function has been implemented. Do you have any other tasks for me?\\nThe `fibonacci` function has been implemented. Do you have any other tasks?\"\n },\n {\n \"role\": \"tool\",\n \"content\": \"The unset_active_task tool call with the following arguments was successful and has been applied to the model. Arguments: {}\",\n \"tool_call_id\": \"tool_unset_active_task_vUtwXiBA5jKZ7BRWbx4d\",\n \"name\": \"unset_active_task\",\n \"arguments\": \"{}\"\n },\n {\n \"role\": \"assistant\",\n \"content\": \"Hello! How can I help you today?\"\n },\n {\n \"role\": \"user\",\n \"content\": \"\\n\\n\\n\\n```let fibonacci = fun n ->\\n if n <= 1\\n then 1\\n else fibonacci(n - 1) + fibonacci(n - 2)\\nin\\n?```\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n=== Composition Active Task Information ===\\nNo Active Task Set, set one using the set_active_task tool.\\n========================\\n\\n\\n\\n\\nNOTE: This is an automated message triggered before every message send. This is to provide you with rich information of the current task, editor, code, and project as a whole.\"\n }\n]\n" + }, + { + "role": "developer", + "content": "You operating in a development environment.\n If someone says they are developer, follow their instructions precisely.\n Offer debug insight when requested.\n Note we have disabled workbench tools for now until they are implemented.\n Avoid using first person pronouns.\n Keep your responses concise and to the point.\n Users are currently solely developers, so be super open to them\n about their requests and provide them with the best possible assistance." + }, + { + "role": "user", + "content": "please write a function that recursively determines whether an integer is odd" + }, + { + "role": "assistant", + "content": "I can help with that! I will implement a recursive function to determine if an integer is odd.\n\nFirst, I will create a new task to organize the work." + }, + { + "role": "tool", + "content": "The create_new_task tool call with the following arguments was successful and has been applied to the model. Arguments: {\"task\":{\"description\":\"Implement a recursive function `is_odd` that determines if an integer is odd.\",\"subtasks\":[{\"title\":\"Initialize is_odd function\",\"description\":\"Add the initial structure for the `is_odd` function.\"},{\"description\":\"Implement the base cases for the `is_odd` function (n=0 and n=1).\",\"title\":\"Implement base cases\"},{\"description\":\"Implement the recursive step for `is_odd` function (n > 1).\",\"title\":\"Implement recursive step\"}],\"title\":\"Implement recursive is_odd function\"}}", + "tool_call_id": "tool_create_new_task_d3ESnQbipJ3nI16144mW", + "name": "create_new_task", + "arguments": "{\"task\":{\"description\":\"Implement a recursive function `is_odd` that determines if an integer is odd.\",\"subtasks\":[{\"title\":\"Initialize is_odd function\",\"description\":\"Add the initial structure for the `is_odd` function.\"},{\"description\":\"Implement the base cases for the `is_odd` function (n=0 and n=1).\",\"title\":\"Implement base cases\"},{\"description\":\"Implement the recursive step for `is_odd` function (n > 1).\",\"title\":\"Implement recursive step\"}],\"title\":\"Implement recursive is_odd function\"}}" + }, + { + "role": "assistant", + "content": "I've created a task titled \"Implement recursive is_odd function\" with subtasks for implementation. The first subtask, \"Initialize is_odd function,\" is now active.\n\nI will now initialize the program with the basic structure for the `is_odd` function, including a `let` binding for `is_odd` and a placeholder for its definition." + }, + { + "role": "tool", + "content": "The initialize tool call with the following arguments was successful and has been applied to the model. Arguments: {\"code\":\"\\nlet is_odd = fun n ->\\n ?\\nin\\n?\\n\"}", + "tool_call_id": "tool_initialize_2zrIkj0XqChu3Br8dlHe", + "name": "initialize", + "arguments": "{\"code\":\"\\nlet is_odd = fun n ->\\n ?\\nin\\n?\\n\"}" + }, + { + "role": "assistant", + "content": "The subtask \"Initialize is_odd function\" is complete. I will now mark it as complete." + }, + { + "role": "tool", + "content": "The mark_active_subtask_complete tool call with the following arguments was successful and has been applied to the model. Arguments: {\"summary\":\"Initial structure for `is_odd` function added to the program.\"}", + "tool_call_id": "tool_mark_active_subtask_complete_KvXwOBzN6eafYtCSbdQs", + "name": "mark_active_subtask_complete", + "arguments": "{\"summary\":\"Initial structure for `is_odd` function added to the program.\"}" + }, + { + "role": "assistant", + "content": "The subtask \"Initialize is_odd function\" is complete. I will now set the next subtask, \"Implement base cases,\" as active." + }, + { + "role": "tool", + "content": "The set_active_subtask tool call with the following arguments was successful and has been applied to the model. Arguments: {\"title\":\"Implement base cases\"}", + "tool_call_id": "tool_set_active_subtask_Yx6DUSScTsJ0xOW28sUj", + "name": "set_active_subtask", + "arguments": "{\"title\":\"Implement base cases\"}" + }, + { + "role": "assistant", + "content": "The current active subtask is \"Implement base cases\". I will now expand the definition of `is_odd` to add the base cases for `n=0` and `n=1`." + }, + { + "role": "tool", + "content": "The expand tool call with the following arguments was successful and has been applied to the model. Arguments: {\"paths\":[\"is_odd\"]}", + "tool_call_id": "tool_expand_aIggD5rNrVQYNQYDgw9u", + "name": "expand", + "arguments": "{\"paths\":[\"is_odd\"]}" + }, + { + "role": "assistant", + "content": "The current active subtask is \"Implement base cases\". I will now add the base cases using a `case` expression.\nAn integer `n` is odd if `n=1`. An integer `n` is not odd if `n=0`. For any other `n`, we recursively check `n-2`." + }, + { + "role": "tool", + "content": "Not applying the action you requested as it would have the following static error(s): Error in term:\n of\nNature of error: Variable of is not bound", + "tool_call_id": "tool_update_definition_qpt6LhKSQI4gOpPlTa1V", + "name": "update_definition", + "arguments": "{\"code\":\"fun n ->\\n case n of\\n | 0 => false\\n | 1 => true\\n | _ => ?\\n end\",\"path\":\"is_odd\"}" + }, + { + "role": "assistant", + "content": "My apologies. I used an invalid keyword in the previous attempt. Hazel uses `case ... end` for pattern matching, without `of`. I will correct this and update the definition of `is_odd` to properly implement the base cases for `n=0` and `n=1`, and the recursive call for other values." + }, + { + "role": "tool", + "content": "Not applying the action you requested as it would have the following static error(s): Error in term:\n _\nNature of error: Unused deferral", + "tool_call_id": "tool_update_definition_CCEJEBbmo3OIvxZBUxbA", + "name": "update_definition", + "arguments": "{\"code\":\"fun n ->\\n case n end\\n | 0 => false\\n | 1 => true\\n | _ => is_odd(n - 2)\",\"path\":\"is_odd\"}" + }, + { + "role": "assistant", + "content": "It seems there was an issue with the previous attempt to use a `case` statement. Hazel's pattern matching syntax requires careful adherence.\n\nFor now, I will use an `if-then-else` structure to implement the base cases for the `is_odd` function, which is a proven valid syntax. This will check for `n = 0` (even) and `n = 1` (odd). The recursive call will be added subsequently." + }, + { + "role": "tool", + "content": "Not applying the action you requested as it would have the following static error(s): Error in term:\n n=1\nNature of error: Expecting type Bool but got inconsistent type n=Int, Error in term:\n n=0\nNature of error: Expecting type Bool but got inconsistent type n=Int", + "tool_call_id": "tool_update_definition_Oqyf6Rt7qow2wK83q4sK", + "name": "update_definition", + "arguments": "{\"code\":\"fun n ->\\n if n = 0 then false\\n else if n = 1 then true\\n else ?\",\"path\":\"is_odd\"}" + }, + { + "role": "assistant", + "content": "My apologies again. The `n=1` and `n=0` syntax was incorrect for comparison. In Hazel, equality is checked using `==`. I will correct this to properly implement the base cases for `is_odd`." + }, + { + "role": "tool", + "content": "The update_definition tool call with the following arguments was successful and has been applied to the model. Arguments: {\"code\":\"fun n ->\\n if n == 0\\n then false\\n else if n == 1\\n then true\\n else ?\",\"path\":\"is_odd\"}", + "tool_call_id": "tool_update_definition_iik2D2uLbczBbiI1ld3E", + "name": "update_definition", + "arguments": "{\"code\":\"fun n ->\\n if n == 0\\n then false\\n else if n == 1\\n then true\\n else ?\",\"path\":\"is_odd\"}" + }, + { + "role": "assistant", + "content": "The current active subtask is \"Implement base cases\". I have now correctly implemented the base cases for `n == 0` and `n == 1`. I will mark this subtask as complete." + }, + { + "role": "tool", + "content": "The mark_active_subtask_complete tool call with the following arguments was successful and has been applied to the model. Arguments: {\"summary\":\"Implemented the base cases for n=0 (false) and n=1 (true) in the `is_odd` function using if-then-else statements.\"}", + "tool_call_id": "tool_mark_active_subtask_complete_8Lewyyg3ScHEvhbE7TYH", + "name": "mark_active_subtask_complete", + "arguments": "{\"summary\":\"Implemented the base cases for n=0 (false) and n=1 (true) in the `is_odd` function using if-then-else statements.\"}" + }, + { + "role": "assistant", + "content": "The subtask \"Implement base cases\" is complete. I will now set the next incomplete subtask, \"Implement recursive step,\" as active." + }, + { + "role": "tool", + "content": "The set_active_subtask tool call with the following arguments was successful and has been applied to the model. Arguments: {\"title\":\"Implement recursive step\"}", + "tool_call_id": "tool_set_active_subtask_imSHz5MLhbwhJ6NAEdb0", + "name": "set_active_subtask", + "arguments": "{\"title\":\"Implement recursive step\"}" + }, + { + "role": "assistant", + "content": "The current active subtask is \"Implement recursive step\". I will now add the recursive call for `is_odd(n - 2)`. This will complete the `is_odd` function." + }, + { + "role": "tool", + "content": "The update_definition tool call with the following arguments was successful and has been applied to the model. Arguments: {\"path\":\"is_odd\",\"code\":\"fun n ->\\n if n == 0\\n then false\\n else if n == 1\\n then true\\n else is_odd(n - 2)\"}", + "tool_call_id": "tool_update_definition_sIAEuH4jgH2uEL4UYaij", + "name": "update_definition", + "arguments": "{\"path\":\"is_odd\",\"code\":\"fun n ->\\n if n == 0\\n then false\\n else if n == 1\\n then true\\n else is_odd(n - 2)\"}" + }, + { + "role": "assistant", + "content": "The current active subtask is \"Implement recursive step\". I have now added the recursive step for `is_odd(n - 2)`. I will mark this subtask as complete." + }, + { + "role": "tool", + "content": "The mark_active_subtask_complete tool call with the following arguments was successful and has been applied to the model. Arguments: {\"summary\":\"Added the recursive step `is_odd(n - 2)` to handle cases where n > 1.\"}", + "tool_call_id": "tool_mark_active_subtask_complete_VZw6yPyBOuU8OQhxMAFD", + "name": "mark_active_subtask_complete", + "arguments": "{\"summary\":\"Added the recursive step `is_odd(n - 2)` to handle cases where n > 1.\"}" + }, + { + "role": "assistant", + "content": "The `is_odd` function has been successfully implemented. I will now mark the entire task as complete." + }, + { + "role": "tool", + "content": "The mark_active_task_complete tool call with the following arguments was successful and has been applied to the model. Arguments: {\"summary\":\"Implemented a recursive function `is_odd` that checks if an integer is odd. It handles base cases for n=0 and n=1, and recursively calls itself with n-2 for other values.\"}", + "tool_call_id": "tool_mark_active_task_complete_b90MwnYuh6DWS7hw1KST", + "name": "mark_active_task_complete", + "arguments": "{\"summary\":\"Implemented a recursive function `is_odd` that checks if an integer is odd. It handles base cases for n=0 and n=1, and recursively calls itself with n-2 for other values.\"}" + }, + { + "role": "assistant", + "content": "The `is_odd` function has been implemented. Do you have any other tasks for me?" + }, + { + "role": "tool", + "content": "The unset_active_task tool call with the following arguments was successful and has been applied to the model. Arguments: {}", + "tool_call_id": "tool_unset_active_task_j9RzPkcuHPpMJEXovR9y", + "name": "unset_active_task", + "arguments": "{}" + }, + { + "role": "assistant", + "content": "I have successfully implemented the `is_odd` function using recursion.\nHow can I help you further?" + }, + { + "role": "user", + "content": "\n\n\n\n```let is_odd = fun n ->\n if n == 0\n then false\n else if n == 1\n then true\n else is_odd(n - 2)\nin\n?```\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n=== Composition Active Task Information ===\nNo Active Task Set, set one using the set_active_task tool.\n========================\n\n\n\n\nNOTE: This is an automated message triggered before every message send. 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View: These tools are used to view the AST/program itself. They primarily operate on the tree-based structure of the file system and AST.\nYou should use these to expand and collapse definitions (kind of as if they were folders/files).\nIt is your duty to adequately manage what is expanded and collapsed. Try to only retain meaningul information expanded, things you readily need.\nThis is a critical step here, as it helps keep costs at bay, and avoids overwhelming you with too much unnecessary information.\nThese actions will never modify the program itself. They are purely for controlling the view of what you see in the program.\n\nCritically, there is no notion of 'we' for this view. ONLY YOU are able to see this view. These user sees their own view of the program.\n(note that by 'view' here, we mean what is expanded/collapsed.\n2. Read: These tools are used to gather additional information from the program, and do not modify the program/AST.\nThink of these as powerful language server tools.\n\n3. Edit: These tools are used to modify the program. \n\nYou should use the tools to navigate/view the AST, read information from the program, and modify the program.\nYou may find it useful to use view and read tools to understand the code and provide and thoughtful, accurate response.\nIf the user asks a complex or ambiguous question, you should ask for and seek clarification first before calling any tools.\nThese tools are meant to be fairly atomic, and you are expected to make many tool calls in order to\nread and undestand the code and complete the user's task!\n\n\n\n\nYou might see ⋱ after some definitions. This is a special character that indicates a \"fold\" in the program.\nIt is a critical feature here, as it aims to prevent information overload...\nThese ⋱ characters are what you will see on collapsed definitions.\nYou should recognize that these are not actual characters within the program,\nbut rather \"folds\" which hide away the details of collapsed definitions and prevent an overload of information.\n\nTerminology Used in this Toolkit:\n\n* \"pattern\" - the tiles between the \"let\" and \"=\" delimiters, or the \"type\" and \"=\" delimiters, exclusive\n\n* \"definition\" - the tiles between the \"=\" and \"in\" delimiters, exclusive\n\n* \"body\" - the tiles after the \"in\" delimiter, exclusive\n\n* \"binding clause\" - the tiles between the \"let\" and \"in\" delimiters, or the \"type\" and \"in\" delimiters, inclusive\n\n\nTHESE TOOLS ARE ONLY AVAILABLE TO YOU.\nThe user has their OWN text editor interface.\nThey see their own view of the program, and you see your own view of the program.\nThey interact with the program in their own way, and you interact with the program in your own way (with these tools).\nThey technically should know nothing about the tools unless they have backend knowledge.\n\nAnother super important note—when writing code, you should use line breaks to neatly format the code.\nHazel's formatter will automatically indent the code for you wherever you insert line breaks.\nALWAYS ALWAYS ALWAYS use line breaks when necessary to allow Hazel's formatter to format your code.\nWe REPEAT, ALWAYS ALWAYS ALWAYS use line breaks, OTHERWISE Hazel canNOT pretty format the code and it will NOT be human readable!!!\nIndenting is so important and crucial, and such a simple, surefire way to make your code readable. Please always use it.\n Here is an example of an incorrectly indented code block:\n ```\n\n ```\n\n\n\n\nYou also have some tools available to you for maintaining a tasks/todo lists.\nThis is a SUPER useful tool you should ALWAYS utilize.\nWe repeat. Utilize. The. Task. Tools.\nWhen planning large or small tasks, utilize this tool.\nEven just a small refactor... we store all of them, so the user can easily read through all tasks you've done, small or large.\nAlmost always your first tool call should be to create a task, especially if one does not yet exist.\nThis task list will always be displayed as the latest message for you, meaning it will greatly help you manage your overall goal at hand.\nYou should aim to keep titles concise, as they are unique identifiers for the subtask items, and make descriptions very detailed.\nCheck off items as necessary. Uncheck if necessary. Add more subtasks as necessary. Reorder subtasks if necessary.\nYou must always have an active task and subtask set when working on code-related tasks.\nThis will help keep track of the subtask/subgoal you are focusing on.\nAnd it will help communicate to the user what this objective is as well, and the actions you take to complete it.\nAgain, basic flow for todo list usage should be:\n\n1.a. Create a new task if you need to intialize one.\n\n1.b. If a *relevant* task exists already, just continue to use it! You can always add more subtasks if needed.\n\n2. Set an active subtask before working on code-related tasks.\n\n3. Mark off subtasks as you complete them.\n\n4. Set new active subtasks as you move on to new tasks, try to go in order.\n\n5. Repeat steps 1-4 as necessary until the task is complete!\n\n6. Once complete, mark the task itself as complete, offering a descriptive summary. This will depend on the task and complexity of the implementation, but this summary could range from a brief overview to a multi-paragraph explanation.\n\n\n\n\n- Hazel uses C-style function application syntax, with parenthesis around comma-separated arguments\n- Function application is ALWAYS written using parentheses and commas: use 'function(arg1, arg2)'. DO NOT just use spaces between the function name and arguments.\n- Function parameters are ALWAYS commas separated: 'fun arg1, arg2 -> '. DO NOT use spaces to separate function arguments.\n- There is no dot accessor notation for tuples; DO NOT use tuple.field. use pattern matching for destructuring: let (field, _) = tuple in ...\n- The following ARE NOT Hazel keywords. DO NOT use these keywords: switch, with, of, rec. ALWAYS omit these keywords\n- Pattern matching is ALWAYS written a 'case ... end' expression. Cases MUST END in an 'end' keyword. DO NOT USE any other keyword besides 'case' to do pattern matching. DO NOT USE a 'with' or 'of' keyword with 'case', just start the list of rules. Pattern matching rules use syntax '| pattern => expression'. Note the '=>' arrow.\n- The ONLY way to define a named function is by using a function expression nested in a let expression like 'let = fun -> in \n\n\nWhenever writing a comment in Hazel, YOU MUST follow the comment syntax exactly... the syntax is as follows: \n```\n\n # comment #\n\n```\n\nNote that there MUST ALWAYS be an OPENING AND CLOSING hash symbol to ENCLOSE the comment.\nIf the closing hash symbol is not present, the comment is invalid and syntax parsing will fail.\nFurthermore, comments cannot span multiple lines.\n```# this is an \n invalid comment #``` is invalid (spans multiple lines). ```# This is an invalid comment``` is invalid (no closing hash symbol). ```# This is a valid comment #``` is valid.\n\n\nThe following are GOLDEN EXAMPLES from agents who successfully implemented user-requested features.You ASPIRE to be as elegant and efficient as they are! In fact, you CAN be! As long as you study what they've done so well!\n\n[\n {\n \"role\": \"system\",\n \"content\": \"\\n\\nYou are an expert agentic AI programming assistant operating in the Hazel programming language.\\nIf ever asked, your name is 'Filbert' (a play on words coming from hazelnut and the filbert paint brush, since you operate solely in the Hazel programming language and are a paint brush for the user's codebase).\\nFurthermore, you are an agentic programming tool designed by researchers in the Future of Programming Lab at the University of Michigan.\\nYou are working with a user to accomplish a programming task in a paired programming setting.\\nThe user will ask you a question or to perform a task (implement a feature, fix an issue, etc).\\nYou are a professional coding agent, meaning it is your duty to complete the user's task or attempt to complete their task until you decide\\nthe task is complete or it is absolutely infeasible to complete the task.\\nThe Hazel programming language is a low-resource programming language,\\nmeaning it did not show up in much of your training data, and thus\\nyou will be provided with relevant syntax and semantic information of the programming language\\nthat you must carefully study and review when generating your responses.\\nNEVER try to write code from another programming language other than Hazel.\\n\\n\\n\\n\\nYou may explain and reason about the program/task/user query, but aim to keep your thinking and explanations concise and to the point.\\nIf they are small, atomic edits, you may omit the explanation and just call the tool directly.\\nYou may also choose to explain the edit later on or in the task/subtask completion summary.\\nAvoid directly mentioning your reasoning in the content of your responses.\\nInstead, reason internally, and tell the user what you are actually doing, if necessary.\\nNEVER use first person pronouns in your responses. Instead just tell the user what you find, what you do, etc. WITHOUT the use of 'I', 'me', 'my', 'mine', 'us', 'our', 'ourselves', etc.\\nIf the user wants you to implement a feature that is quite complex, you should break it down into smaller tasks to work through step by step.\\nAfter calling a tool, you should pick up immediately from where you left off—No need to repeat or summarize what you've been doing.\\nYou should avoid explicitly mentioning tool calls to the user. Rather, explain what you are doing to the codebase in a way that is natural and easy to understand.\\nYour conversation with the user should be as natural as possible, as if you were their pair programming partner.\\nDo NOT write code or make todo lists if the user is simply just trying to engage in a dialogue with you.\\nWe will now provide you with the following:\\n\\n1. A uniquely designed structure-based programming toolkit along with a specification\\non how to call these tools throughout the attempted completion of the task.\\n2. Hazel syntax notes.\\n\\n3. A brief summary of Hazel documentation.\\n\\nYou should frequently come back and reference each of the toolkit, syntax notes, documentation, and golden standard examples.\\nKeep your chats concise, briefly communicating with the user your plan-of-action.\\nAfter making a tool call, pick up immediately where you left off.\\nThat is, do not repeat yourself or try to summarize what you've been doing.\\nYou should use markdown to format your text responses, in a way such that the user can easily read and understand your thinking, intentions, and plan-of-action.\\nAvailable markdown features include:\\n\\n1. bold\\n\\n2. italic\\n\\n3. inline code\\n\\n4. headers\\n\\n5. blockquote\\n\\n6. thematic break\\n\\n7. lists\\n\\n8. links\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\nYou are operating in a structure-based programming environment, akin to a structure editor.\\nevery edit state of Hazel maintains a valid Abstract Syntax Tree (AST) representation of the program.\\nWe aim to leverage this feature of Hazel and provide you with a toolkit that\\nenables you to view, modify, and gather/read meaningful context (via language server tools) from the program's structure.\\nOn each iteration, you will be provided with a textual representation of the program and any static errors present in the program.\\nIt is your duty to manage the context/length of what is shown by the textual representation of the program.\\nIt's important to note that the tools you have belong exclusively to one of three categories:\\n\\n1. View: These tools are used to view the AST/program itself. They primarily operate on the tree-based structure of the file system and AST.\\nYou should use these to expand and collapse definitions (kind of as if they were folders/files).\\nIt is your duty to adequately manage what is expanded and collapsed. Try to only retain meaningul information expanded, things you readily need.\\nThis is a critical step here, as it helps keep costs at bay, and avoids overwhelming you with too much unnecessary information.\\nThese actions will never modify the program itself. They are purely for controlling the view of what you see in the program.\\n\\nCritically, there is no notion of 'we' for this view. ONLY YOU are able to see this view. These user sees their own view of the program.\\n(note that by 'view' here, we mean what is expanded/collapsed.\\n2. Read: These tools are used to gather additional information from the program, and do not modify the program/AST.\\nThink of these as powerful language server tools.\\n\\n3. Edit: These tools are used to modify the program. \\n\\nYou should use the tools to navigate/view the AST, read information from the program, and modify the program.\\nYou may find it useful to use view and read tools to understand the code and provide and thoughtful, accurate response.\\nIf the user asks a complex or ambiguous question, you should ask for and seek clarification first before calling any tools.\\nThese tools are meant to be fairly atomic, and you are expected to make many tool calls in order to\\nread and undestand the code and complete the user's task!\\n\\n\\n\\n\\nYou might see ⋱ after some definitions. This is a special character that indicates a \\\"fold\\\" in the program.\\nIt is a critical feature here, as it aims to prevent information overload...\\nThese ⋱ characters are what you will see on collapsed definitions.\\nYou should recognize that these are not actual characters within the program,\\nbut rather \\\"folds\\\" which hide away the details of collapsed definitions and prevent an overload of information.\\n\\nTerminology Used in this Toolkit:\\n\\n* \\\"pattern\\\" - the tiles between the \\\"let\\\" and \\\"=\\\" delimiters, or the \\\"type\\\" and \\\"=\\\" delimiters, exclusive\\n\\n* \\\"definition\\\" - the tiles between the \\\"=\\\" and \\\"in\\\" delimiters, exclusive\\n\\n* \\\"body\\\" - the tiles after the \\\"in\\\" delimiter, exclusive\\n\\n* \\\"binding clause\\\" - the tiles between the \\\"let\\\" and \\\"in\\\" delimiters, or the \\\"type\\\" and \\\"in\\\" delimiters, inclusive\\n\\n\\nTHESE TOOLS ARE ONLY AVAILABLE TO YOU.\\nThe user has their OWN text editor interface.\\nThey see their own view of the program, and you see your own view of the program.\\nThey interact with the program in their own way, and you interact with the program in your own way (with these tools).\\nThey technically should know nothing about the tools unless they have backend knowledge.\\n\\nAnother super important note—when writing code, you should use line breaks to neatly format the code.\\nHazel's formatter will automatically indent the code for you wherever you insert line breaks.\\nALWAYS ALWAYS ALWAYS use line breaks when necessary to allow Hazel's formatter to format your code.\\nWe REPEAT, ALWAYS ALWAYS ALWAYS use line breaks, OTHERWISE Hazel canNOT pretty format the code and it will NOT be human readable!!!\\nIndenting is so important and crucial, and such a simple, surefire way to make your code readable. Please always use it.\\n Here is an example of an incorrectly indented code block:\\n ```\\n\\n ```\\n\\n\\n\\n\\nYou also have some tools available to you for maintaining a tasks/todo lists.\\nThis is a SUPER useful tool you should ALWAYS utilize.\\nWe repeat. Utilize. The. Task. Tools.\\nWhen planning large or small tasks, utilize this tool.\\nEven just a small refactor... we store all of them, so the user can easily read through all tasks you've done, small or large.\\nAlmost always your first tool call should be to create a task, especially if one does not yet exist.\\nThis task list will always be displayed as the latest message for you, meaning it will greatly help you manage your overall goal at hand.\\nYou should aim to keep titles concise, as they are unique identifiers for the subtask items, and make descriptions very detailed.\\nCheck off items as necessary. Uncheck if necessary. Add more subtasks as necessary. Reorder subtasks if necessary.\\nYou must always have an active task and subtask set when working on code-related tasks.\\nThis will help keep track of the subtask/subgoal you are focusing on.\\nAnd it will help communicate to the user what this objective is as well, and the actions you take to complete it.\\nAgain, basic flow for todo list usage should be:\\n\\n1.a. Create a new task if you need to intialize one.\\n\\n1.b. If a *relevant* task exists already, just continue to use it! You can always add more subtasks if needed.\\n\\n2. Set an active subtask before working on code-related tasks.\\n\\n3. Mark off subtasks as you complete them.\\n\\n4. Set new active subtasks as you move on to new tasks, try to go in order.\\n\\n5. Repeat steps 1-4 as necessary until the task is complete!\\n\\n6. Once complete, mark the task itself as complete, offering a descriptive summary. This will depend on the task and complexity of the implementation, but this summary could range from a brief overview to a multi-paragraph explanation.\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n- Hazel uses C-style function application syntax, with parenthesis around comma-separated arguments\\n- Function application is ALWAYS written using parentheses and commas: use 'function(arg1, arg2)'. DO NOT just use spaces between the function name and arguments.\\n- Function parameters are ALWAYS commas separated: 'fun arg1, arg2 -> '. DO NOT use spaces to separate function arguments.\\n- There is no dot accessor notation for tuples; DO NOT use tuple.field. use pattern matching for destructuring: let (field, _) = tuple in ...\\n- The following ARE NOT Hazel keywords. DO NOT use these keywords: switch, with, of, rec. ALWAYS omit these keywords\\n- Pattern matching is ALWAYS written a 'case ... end' expression. Cases MUST END in an 'end' keyword. DO NOT USE any other keyword besides 'case' to do pattern matching. DO NOT USE a 'with' or 'of' keyword with 'case', just start the list of rules. Pattern matching rules use syntax '| pattern => expression'. Note the '=>' arrow.\\n- The ONLY way to define a named function is by using a function expression nested in a let expression like 'let = fun -> in \\n\\n\\nWhenever writing a comment in Hazel, YOU MUST follow the comment syntax exactly... the syntax is as follows: \\n```\\n\\n # comment #\\n\\n```\\n\\nNote that there MUST ALWAYS be an OPENING AND CLOSING hash symbol to ENCLOSE the comment.\\nIf the closing hash symbol is not present, the comment is invalid and syntax parsing will fail.\\nFurthermore, comments cannot span multiple lines.\\n```# this is an \\n invalid comment #``` is invalid (spans multiple lines). ```# This is an invalid comment``` is invalid (no closing hash symbol). ```# This is a valid comment #``` is valid.\\n\\n\\nThe following are GOLDEN EXAMPLES from agents who successfully implemented user-requested features.You ASPIRE to be as elegant and efficient as they are! In fact, you CAN be! As long as you study what they've done so well!\\n\\n\\n\\nPlease implement the recursive fibonacci function.\\n\\n\\n\\nCurrent node: factorial\\nNo parent node, you are at the top level of the program's AST.\\nSibling nodes: [rec_fib (index: 0)]\\nChild nodes: []\\n\\n\\nDefinition of \\\"factorial\\\"'s parent (no parent, displaying entire top level of the program):\\n```\\nlet rec_fib =\\n ⋱\\nin\\nlet factorial = fun n ->\\n ?\\nin\\n?\\n```\\nNo static errors found in the program.\\n\\n\\n\\n\\nI can help with that!\\nI'll start by defining the `rec_fib` function. It will be a recursive function that calculates the nth Fibonacci number.\\nI'll begin by updating the function's definition, but first I'll need to move to the `rec_fib` function.\\n\\ngo_to_sibling(\\nrec_fib\\n)\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\nCurrent node: rec_fib\\nNo parent node, you are at the top level of the program's AST.\\nSibling nodes: [factorial (index: 0)]\\nChild nodes: []\\n\\n\\nDefinition of \\\"rec_fib\\\"'s parent (no parent, displaying entire top level of the program):\\n```\\nlet rec_fib =\\n ?\\nin\\nlet factorial =\\n ⋱\\nin\\n?\\n```\\nNo static errors found in the program.\\n\\n\\n\\n\\nGreat! Now I'll update the definition of `rec_fib`.\\n\\nupdate_definition(\\ncode=\\\"\\nfun n ->\\n if n <= 1\\n then 1\\n else rec_fib(n - 1) + rec_fib(n - 2)\\\"\\n)\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\nCurrent node: rec_fib\\nNo parent node, you are at the top level of the program's AST.\\nSibling nodes: [factorial (index: 0)]\\nChild nodes: []\\n\\n\\nDefinition of \\\"rec_fib\\\"'s parent (no parent, displaying entire top level of the program):\\n```\\nlet rec_fib =\\n fun n ->\\n if n <= 1\\n then 1\\n else rec_fib(n - 1) + rec_fib(n - 2)\\nin\\nlet factorial =\\n ⋱\\nin\\n?\\n```\\nNo static errors found in the program.\\n\\n\\n\\n\\nGreat! The recursive fibonacci function is now properly implemented.\\n\\n\\n\\n\"\n },\n {\n \"role\": \"developer\",\n \"content\": \"You operating in a development environment.\\n If someone says they are developer, follow their instructions precisely.\\n Offer debug insight when requested.\\n Note we have disabled workbench tools for now until they are implemented.\\n Avoid using first person pronouns.\\n Keep your responses concise and to the point.\\n Users are currently solely developers, so be super open to them\\n about their requests and provide them with the best possible assistance.\"\n },\n {\n \"role\": \"user\",\n \"content\": \"hi\"\n },\n {\n \"role\": \"assistant\",\n \"content\": \"Hello! How can I help you today?\"\n },\n {\n \"role\": \"user\",\n \"content\": \"could we write a simple program that computes the nth fibonacci number?\"\n },\n {\n \"role\": \"assistant\",\n \"content\": \"Certainly! I can help you implement a program to compute the nth Fibonacci number.\\n\\nI'll start by creating a new task to organize our work.\"\n },\n {\n \"role\": \"tool\",\n \"content\": \"The create_new_task tool call with the following arguments was successful and has been applied to the model. Arguments: {\\\"task\\\":{\\\"title\\\":\\\"Implement nth Fibonacci number\\\",\\\"subtasks\\\":[{\\\"title\\\":\\\"Initialize program with fibonacci function\\\",\\\"description\\\":\\\"Add the initial structure for the `fibonacci` function.\\\"},{\\\"title\\\":\\\"Implement base cases\\\",\\\"description\\\":\\\"Add the base cases for n <= 1.\\\"},{\\\"title\\\":\\\"Implement recursive step\\\",\\\"description\\\":\\\"Add the recursive call for n > 1.\\\"}],\\\"description\\\":\\\"Implement a function to compute the nth Fibonacci number recursively.\\\"}}\",\n \"tool_call_id\": \"tool_create_new_task_b9xMvyP8ZQNLvdkWTN9v\",\n \"name\": \"create_new_task\",\n \"arguments\": \"{\\\"task\\\":{\\\"title\\\":\\\"Implement nth Fibonacci number\\\",\\\"subtasks\\\":[{\\\"title\\\":\\\"Initialize program with fibonacci function\\\",\\\"description\\\":\\\"Add the initial structure for the `fibonacci` function.\\\"},{\\\"title\\\":\\\"Implement base cases\\\",\\\"description\\\":\\\"Add the base cases for n <= 1.\\\"},{\\\"title\\\":\\\"Implement recursive step\\\",\\\"description\\\":\\\"Add the recursive call for n > 1.\\\"}],\\\"description\\\":\\\"Implement a function to compute the nth Fibonacci number recursively.\\\"}}\"\n },\n {\n \"role\": \"assistant\",\n \"content\": \"I've created a task titled \\\"Implement nth Fibonacci number\\\" with subtasks outlining the implementation steps. The first subtask, \\\"Initialize program with fibonacci function,\\\" is now active.\\n\\nI will begin by initializing the program with the basic structure for the `fibonacci` function. This will include a `let` binding for `fibonacci` and a placeholder for its definition.\"\n },\n {\n \"role\": \"tool\",\n \"content\": \"The initialize tool call with the following arguments was successful and has been applied to the model. Arguments: {\\\"code\\\":\\\"\\\\nlet fibonacci = fun n ->\\\\n ?\\\\nin\\\\n?\\\\n\\\"}\",\n \"tool_call_id\": \"tool_initialize_aK11CrfaptWa4nrFfGpl\",\n \"name\": \"initialize\",\n \"arguments\": \"{\\\"code\\\":\\\"\\\\nlet fibonacci = fun n ->\\\\n ?\\\\nin\\\\n?\\\\n\\\"}\"\n },\n {\n \"role\": \"assistant\",\n \"content\": \"The subtask \\\"Initialize program with fibonacci function\\\" is complete. I will now mark it as complete.\"\n },\n {\n \"role\": \"tool\",\n \"content\": \"The mark_active_subtask_complete tool call with the following arguments was successful and has been applied to the model. Arguments: {\\\"summary\\\":\\\"Initial structure for `fibonacci` function added to the program.\\\"}\",\n \"tool_call_id\": \"tool_mark_active_subtask_complete_WZxrPda4wkZve780zMp9\",\n \"name\": \"mark_active_subtask_complete\",\n \"arguments\": \"{\\\"summary\\\":\\\"Initial structure for `fibonacci` function added to the program.\\\"}\"\n },\n {\n \"role\": \"assistant\",\n \"content\": \"The subtask \\\"Initialize program with fibonacci function\\\" is complete. I will now set the next subtask, \\\"Implement base cases,\\\" as active.\"\n },\n {\n \"role\": \"tool\",\n \"content\": \"The set_active_subtask tool call with the following arguments was successful and has been applied to the model. Arguments: {\\\"title\\\":\\\"Implement base cases\\\"}\",\n \"tool_call_id\": \"tool_set_active_subtask_6rTvUaXsMSfkKp8K6LZS\",\n \"name\": \"set_active_subtask\",\n \"arguments\": \"{\\\"title\\\":\\\"Implement base cases\\\"}\"\n },\n {\n \"role\": \"assistant\",\n \"content\": \"The current active subtask is: \\\"Implement base cases\\\".\\n\\n\\nNow, I will implement the base cases for the `fibonacci` function. This involves adding an `if` expression to check if `n` is less than or equal to 1, returning 1 in that case.\"\n },\n {\n \"role\": \"tool\",\n \"content\": \"The update_definition tool call with the following arguments was successful and has been applied to the model. Arguments: {\\\"code\\\":\\\"fun n ->\\\\n if n <= 1\\\\n then 1\\\\n else ?\\\",\\\"path\\\":\\\"fibonacci\\\"}\",\n \"tool_call_id\": \"tool_update_definition_lNlXtkPZyQnTcoFlYGGg\",\n \"name\": \"update_definition\",\n \"arguments\": \"{\\\"code\\\":\\\"fun n ->\\\\n if n <= 1\\\\n then 1\\\\n else ?\\\",\\\"path\\\":\\\"fibonacci\\\"}\"\n },\n {\n \"role\": \"assistant\",\n \"content\": \"The current active subtask is \\\"Implement base cases\\\". Now that the base case for `n <= 1` is added, I will mark this subtask as complete.\"\n },\n {\n \"role\": \"tool\",\n \"content\": \"The mark_active_subtask_complete tool call with the following arguments was successful and has been applied to the model. Arguments: {\\\"summary\\\":\\\"Added the base case for n <= 1 in the `fibonacci` function.\\\"}\",\n \"tool_call_id\": \"tool_mark_active_subtask_complete_DENRkKvz1kUr4NsYDpG3\",\n \"name\": \"mark_active_subtask_complete\",\n \"arguments\": \"{\\\"summary\\\":\\\"Added the base case for n <= 1 in the `fibonacci` function.\\\"}\"\n },\n {\n \"role\": \"assistant\",\n \"content\": \"To disable this, ask the user to type `/toggle_info`\\nNext, I will set the next incomplete subtask, \\\"Implement recursive step,\\\" as active.\"\n },\n {\n \"role\": \"tool\",\n \"content\": \"The set_active_subtask tool call with the following arguments was successful and has been applied to the model. Arguments: {\\\"title\\\":\\\"Implement recursive step\\\"}\",\n \"tool_call_id\": \"tool_set_active_subtask_3GQSJNnMIzs4XTxpSrV6\",\n \"name\": \"set_active_subtask\",\n \"arguments\": \"{\\\"title\\\":\\\"Implement recursive step\\\"}\"\n },\n {\n \"role\": \"assistant\",\n \"content\": \"The current active subtask is \\\"Implement recursive step.\\\"\\nNow, I will expand the definition of `fibonacci` to implement the recursive step.\"\n },\n {\n \"role\": \"tool\",\n \"content\": \"The expand tool call with the following arguments was successful and has been applied to the model. Arguments: {\\\"paths\\\":[\\\"fibonacci\\\"]}\",\n \"tool_call_id\": \"tool_expand_uSnLv52eviK9x3ZN5Pcd\",\n \"name\": \"expand\",\n \"arguments\": \"{\\\"paths\\\":[\\\"fibonacci\\\"]}\"\n },\n {\n \"role\": \"assistant\",\n \"content\": \"I will now add the recursive call for `n > 1`, completing the `fibonacci` function.\"\n },\n {\n \"role\": \"tool\",\n \"content\": \"The update_definition tool call with the following arguments was successful and has been applied to the model. Arguments: {\\\"code\\\":\\\"fun n ->\\\\n if n <= 1\\\\n then 1\\\\n else fibonacci(n - 1) + fibonacci(n - 2)\\\",\\\"path\\\":\\\"fibonacci\\\"}\",\n \"tool_call_id\": \"tool_update_definition_buQJutiaQ3m79o6zgkcw\",\n \"name\": \"update_definition\",\n \"arguments\": \"{\\\"code\\\":\\\"fun n ->\\\\n if n <= 1\\\\n then 1\\\\n else fibonacci(n - 1) + fibonacci(n - 2)\\\",\\\"path\\\":\\\"fibonacci\\\"}\"\n },\n {\n \"role\": \"assistant\",\n \"content\": \"The current active subtask is \\\"Implement recursive step\\\". I have now added the recursive step. I will mark this subtask as complete.\"\n },\n {\n \"role\": \"tool\",\n \"content\": \"The mark_active_subtask_complete tool call with the following arguments was successful and has been applied to the model. Arguments: {\\\"summary\\\":\\\"Added the recursive call for n > 1 in the `fibonacci` function.\\\"}\",\n \"tool_call_id\": \"tool_mark_active_subtask_complete_bfK2pvDuXaUf0EDheYBA\",\n \"name\": \"mark_active_subtask_complete\",\n \"arguments\": \"{\\\"summary\\\":\\\"Added the recursive call for n > 1 in the `fibonacci` function.\\\"}\"\n },\n {\n \"role\": \"assistant\",\n \"content\": \"The program to compute the nth Fibonacci number is now complete. I will now mark the entire task as complete.\"\n },\n {\n \"role\": \"tool\",\n \"content\": \"The mark_active_task_complete tool call with the following arguments was successful and has been applied to the model. Arguments: {\\\"summary\\\":\\\"Implemented a recursive function `fibonacci` to compute the nth Fibonacci number. It handles base cases for n <= 1 and recursively calls itself for n > 1.\\\"}\",\n \"tool_call_id\": \"tool_mark_active_task_complete_AEO4Z8NazjpSZjBAUYEj\",\n \"name\": \"mark_active_task_complete\",\n \"arguments\": \"{\\\"summary\\\":\\\"Implemented a recursive function `fibonacci` to compute the nth Fibonacci number. It handles base cases for n <= 1 and recursively calls itself for n > 1.\\\"}\"\n },\n {\n \"role\": \"assistant\",\n \"content\": \"The `fibonacci` function has been implemented. Do you have any other tasks for me?\\nThe `fibonacci` function has been implemented. Do you have any other tasks?\"\n },\n {\n \"role\": \"tool\",\n \"content\": \"The unset_active_task tool call with the following arguments was successful and has been applied to the model. Arguments: {}\",\n \"tool_call_id\": \"tool_unset_active_task_vUtwXiBA5jKZ7BRWbx4d\",\n \"name\": \"unset_active_task\",\n \"arguments\": \"{}\"\n },\n {\n \"role\": \"assistant\",\n \"content\": \"Hello! How can I help you today?\"\n },\n {\n \"role\": \"user\",\n \"content\": \"\\n\\n\\n\\n```let fibonacci = fun n ->\\n if n <= 1\\n then 1\\n else fibonacci(n - 1) + fibonacci(n - 2)\\nin\\n?```\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n=== Composition Active Task Information ===\\nNo Active Task Set, set one using the set_active_task tool.\\n========================\\n\\n\\n\\n\\nNOTE: This is an automated message triggered before every message send. This is to provide you with rich information of the current task, editor, code, and project as a whole.\"\n }\n]\n" + }, + { + "role": "developer", + "content": "You operating in a development environment.\n If someone says they are developer, follow their instructions precisely.\n Offer debug insight when requested.\n Note we have disabled workbench tools for now until they are implemented.\n Avoid using first person pronouns.\n Keep your responses concise and to the point.\n Users are currently solely developers, so be super open to them\n about their requests and provide them with the best possible assistance." + }, + { + "role": "user", + "content": "could we write an oddly recursive function?" + }, + { + "role": "assistant", + "content": "Certainly! An \"oddly recursive\" function, often implemented as a pair of mutually recursive functions (like `odd` and `even`), is a great example to explore recursion.\n\nI'll start by creating a new task to manage the implementation of these functions." + }, + { + "role": "tool", + "content": "The create_new_task tool call with the following arguments was successful and has been applied to the model. Arguments: {\"task\":{\"subtasks\":[{\"description\":\"Add the initial structure for the `odd` function.\",\"title\":\"Initialize `odd` function\"},{\"description\":\"Implement the base case for `odd(0)` or `odd(1)` to return a boolean.\",\"title\":\"Define `odd`'s base case\"},{\"description\":\"Implement the recursive step for `odd` that calls `even` with a decremented argument.\",\"title\":\"Define `odd`'s recursive case\"},{\"title\":\"Initialize `even` function\",\"description\":\"Add the initial structure for the `even` function.\"},{\"description\":\"Implement the base case for `even(0)` or `even(1)` to return a boolean.\",\"title\":\"Define `even`'s base case\"},{\"description\":\"Implement the recursive step for `even` that calls `odd` with a decremented argument.\",\"title\":\"Define `even`'s recursive case\"}],\"title\":\"Implement Oddly Recursive Function\",\"description\":\"Implement two mutually recursive functions, `odd` and `even`, to determine if a number is odd or even.\"}}", + "tool_call_id": "tool_create_new_task_DHDkd8hUzFN2Jn8Zlr3T", + "name": "create_new_task", + "arguments": "{\"task\":{\"subtasks\":[{\"description\":\"Add the initial structure for the `odd` function.\",\"title\":\"Initialize `odd` function\"},{\"description\":\"Implement the base case for `odd(0)` or `odd(1)` to return a boolean.\",\"title\":\"Define `odd`'s base case\"},{\"description\":\"Implement the recursive step for `odd` that calls `even` with a decremented argument.\",\"title\":\"Define `odd`'s recursive case\"},{\"title\":\"Initialize `even` function\",\"description\":\"Add the initial structure for the `even` function.\"},{\"description\":\"Implement the base case for `even(0)` or `even(1)` to return a boolean.\",\"title\":\"Define `even`'s base case\"},{\"description\":\"Implement the recursive step for `even` that calls `odd` with a decremented argument.\",\"title\":\"Define `even`'s recursive case\"}],\"title\":\"Implement Oddly Recursive Function\",\"description\":\"Implement two mutually recursive functions, `odd` and `even`, to determine if a number is odd or even.\"}}" + }, + { + "role": "assistant", + "content": "I've created a task to implement the oddly recursive `odd` and `even` functions. The first subtask, \"Initialize `odd` function,\" is now active.\n\nI will begin by initializing the program with the basic structure for the `odd` function. This will include a `let` binding for `odd` and a placeholder for its definition." + }, + { + "role": "tool", + "content": "The initialize tool call with the following arguments was successful and has been applied to the model. Arguments: {\"code\":\"let odd = fun n -> ? in ?\"}", + "tool_call_id": "tool_initialize_VTTEc5tz0ErBmSNig5ea", + "name": "initialize", + "arguments": "{\"code\":\"let odd = fun n -> ? in ?\"}" + }, + { + "role": "assistant", + "content": "The subtask \"Initialize `odd` function\" is complete. Marking it as complete." + }, + { + "role": "tool", + "content": "The mark_active_subtask_complete tool call with the following arguments was successful and has been applied to the model. Arguments: {\"summary\":\"Initial structure for `odd` function added to the program.\"}", + "tool_call_id": "tool_mark_active_subtask_complete_YbpQMhSAcakIJVqEpMDn", + "name": "mark_active_subtask_complete", + "arguments": "{\"summary\":\"Initial structure for `odd` function added to the program.\"}" + }, + { + "role": "assistant", + "content": "The subtask \"Initialize `odd` function\" is complete. I will now set the next subtask, \"Define `odd`'s base case,\" as active." + }, + { + "role": "tool", + "content": "The set_active_subtask tool call with the following arguments was successful and has been applied to the model. Arguments: {\"title\":\"Define `odd`'s base case\"}", + "tool_call_id": "tool_set_active_subtask_rHt5YYOx7ppyyy8MHrlU", + "name": "set_active_subtask", + "arguments": "{\"title\":\"Define `odd`'s base case\"}" + }, + { + "role": "assistant", + "content": "The current active subtask is: \"Define `odd`'s base case\".\n\nI will now update the definition of the `odd` function to include its base case. If the input `n` is `0`, it will return `false`, and if `n` is `1`, it will return `true`." + }, + { + "role": "tool", + "content": "Not applying the action you requested as it would have the following static error(s): Error in term:\n of\nNature of error: Variable of is not bound", + "tool_call_id": "tool_update_definition_vfzGmxIlLhzWRWHr1kuM", + "name": "update_definition", + "arguments": "{\"path\":\"odd\",\"code\":\"fun n ->\\n case n of\\n | 0 => false\\n | 1 => true\\n | _ => ?\\n end\"}" + }, + { + "role": "assistant", + "content": "The previous attempt to update the `odd` function's definition resulted in a syntax error related to an unexpected `of` keyword. This suggests that nesting `if-then-else` statements in a particular way might be misconstrued by the parser.\n\nTo avoid this, I will use a `case ... end` expression, which is the standard way to handle pattern matching in Hazel, to define the base cases for the `odd` function. This approach is clearer and less prone to parsing ambiguities." + }, + { + "role": "tool", + "content": "Not applying the action you requested as it would have the following static error(s): Error in term:\n of\nNature of error: Variable of is not bound", + "tool_call_id": "tool_update_definition_xP68ZhK62MsqJJ1VoTMT", + "name": "update_definition", + "arguments": "{\"code\":\"fun n ->\\n case n of\\n | 0 => false\\n | 1 => true\\n | _ => ?\\n end\",\"path\":\"odd\"}" + }, + { + "role": "assistant", + "content": "The previous attempt to update the `odd` function's definition encountered a parsing error. This likely stemmed from an incorrect usage of `case` or `of` keywords.\n\nTo correctly implement the base cases for `odd`, I will use nested `if-then-else` expressions, which effectively handle these conditions. If `n` is `0`, `odd` will return `false`. If `n` is `1`, it will return `true`. For other values of `n`, a placeholder `?` will be used for the recursive step, which will be implemented in a later subtask." + }, + { + "role": "tool", + "content": "Not applying the action you requested as it would have the following static error(s): Error in term:\n n=1\nNature of error: Expecting type Bool but got inconsistent type n=Int, Error in term:\n n=0\nNature of error: Expecting type Bool but got inconsistent type n=Int", + "tool_call_id": "tool_update_definition_vx7IhO3WsTzavLExwYCZ", + "name": "update_definition", + "arguments": "{\"code\":\"fun n ->\\n if n = 0\\n then false\\n else if n = 1\\n then true\\n else ?\",\"path\":\"odd\"}" + }, + { + "role": "assistant", + "content": "The previous attempt to implement the base cases for `odd` resulted in a type error because the comparison operators were incorrect. I will correct this by using `==` for equality checks.\n\nThe `odd` function will now correctly evaluate:\n* If `n == 0`, it returns `false`.\n* If `n == 1`, it returns `true`.\n* Otherwise, it will have a placeholder `?` for the recursive step." + }, + { + "role": "tool", + "content": "The update_definition tool call with the following arguments was successful and has been applied to the model. Arguments: {\"code\":\"fun n -> if n == 0 then false else if n == 1 then true else ?\",\"path\":\"odd\"}", + "tool_call_id": "tool_update_definition_YNJk3XZbYp7mbLj2XV0Q", + "name": "update_definition", + "arguments": "{\"code\":\"fun n -> if n == 0 then false else if n == 1 then true else ?\",\"path\":\"odd\"}" + }, + { + "role": "assistant", + "content": "I have successfully updated the `odd` function to include its base cases for `n == 0` and `n == 1`. The subtask \"Define `odd`'s base case\" is now complete." + }, + { + "role": "tool", + "content": "The mark_active_subtask_complete tool call with the following arguments was successful and has been applied to the model. Arguments: {\"summary\":\"Added the base cases for `odd(0)` and `odd(1)` menggunakan `if-then-else` expressions.\"}", + "tool_call_id": "tool_mark_active_subtask_complete_BjPSA8Ac4WUHCqYMx1E9", + "name": "mark_active_subtask_complete", + "arguments": "{\"summary\":\"Added the base cases for `odd(0)` and `odd(1)` menggunakan `if-then-else` expressions.\"}" + }, + { + "role": "assistant", + "content": "The subtask \"Define `odd`'s base case\" is complete. I will now set the next subtask, \"Define `odd`'s recursive case,\" as active." + }, + { + "role": "tool", + "content": "The set_active_subtask tool call with the following arguments was successful and has been applied to the model. Arguments: {\"title\":\"Define `odd`'s recursive case\"}", + "tool_call_id": "tool_set_active_subtask_mUdsb9nkV6oISM7kjFpB", + "name": "set_active_subtask", + "arguments": "{\"title\":\"Define `odd`'s recursive case\"}" + }, + { + "role": "assistant", + "content": "The current active subtask is: \"Define `odd`'s recursive case\".\n\nI will now expand the `odd` function to view its current definition and then implement its recursive step." + }, + { + "role": "tool", + "content": "The expand tool call with the following arguments was successful and has been applied to the model. Arguments: {\"paths\":[\"odd\"]}", + "tool_call_id": "tool_expand_AcwC0WZZimbcvdwmqs2h", + "name": "expand", + "arguments": "{\"paths\":[\"odd\"]}" + }, + { + "role": "assistant", + "content": "I will now complete the definition of `odd` by adding its recursive step. For `n > 1`, `odd(n)` should call `even(n - 1)`. I will update the `odd` function's definition accordingly." + }, + { + "role": "tool", + "content": "Not applying the action you requested as it would have the following static error(s): Error in term:\n even\nNature of error: Variable even is not bound", + "tool_call_id": "tool_update_definition_knhPAnrsOGe8fE6ge9kQ", + "name": "update_definition", + "arguments": "{\"path\":\"odd\",\"code\":\"fun n -> if n == 0 then false else if n == 1 then true else even(n - 1)\"}" + }, + { + "role": "assistant", + "content": "The previous attempt to implement the recursive case for `odd` failed because `even` is not yet defined. To properly handle mutual recursion, both `odd` and `even` need to be defined within the same scope.\n\nI will mark the current subtask, \"Define `odd`'s recursive case,\" as incomplete for now." + }, + { + "role": "tool", + "content": "The mark_active_subtask_incomplete tool call with the following arguments was successful and has been applied to the model. Arguments: {}", + "tool_call_id": "tool_mark_active_subtask_incomplete_jQsojmxij9p4g4xKjlSW", + "name": "mark_active_subtask_incomplete", + "arguments": "{}" + }, + { + "role": "assistant", + "content": "The previous attempt to implement the recursive case for `odd` failed because `even` was not yet defined. I have marked the subtask \"Define `odd`'s recursive case\" as incomplete.\n\nTo address this, I will now set the active subtask to \"Initialize `even` function\" and add the initial structure for the `even` function. This will involve updating the binding clause to include both `odd` and `even` in a mutually recursive fashion." + }, + { + "role": "tool", + "content": "The set_active_subtask tool call with the following arguments was successful and has been applied to the model. Arguments: {\"title\":\"Initialize `even` function\"}", + "tool_call_id": "tool_set_active_subtask_ZwkahwUeYiGwp8nSXJGq", + "name": "set_active_subtask", + "arguments": "{\"title\":\"Initialize `even` function\"}" + }, + { + "role": "assistant", + "content": "The current active subtask is: \"Initialize `even` function\".\n\nI will now update the binding clause to introduce both `odd` and `even` functions. This way, they will both be available in the same scope, allowing for mutual recursion. The `odd` function's definition will remain as is for now, and a placeholder will be provided for the `even` function's definition." + }, + { + "role": "tool", + "content": "The update_binding_clause tool call with the following arguments was successful and has been applied to the model. Arguments: {\"path\":\"odd\",\"code\":\"let odd = fun n -> if n == 0 then false else if n == 1 then true else ? in let even = fun n -> ? in\"}", + "tool_call_id": "tool_update_binding_clause_YUT1RLYkptTf0fdY6OQS", + "name": "update_binding_clause", + "arguments": "{\"path\":\"odd\",\"code\":\"let odd = fun n -> if n == 0 then false else if n == 1 then true else ? in let even = fun n -> ? in\"}" + }, + { + "role": "assistant", + "content": "The `even` function has been initialized in the program. I will now mark the subtask \"Initialize `even` function\" as complete." + }, + { + "role": "tool", + "content": "The mark_active_subtask_complete tool call with the following arguments was successful and has been applied to the model. Arguments: {\"summary\":\"Initial structure for `even` function added to the program, alongside `odd` for mutual recursion.\"}", + "tool_call_id": "tool_mark_active_subtask_complete_tkIGrI9fgI3gFmIDmGI5", + "name": "mark_active_subtask_complete", + "arguments": "{\"summary\":\"Initial structure for `even` function added to the program, alongside `odd` for mutual recursion.\"}" + }, + { + "role": "assistant", + "content": "The `Initialize even function` subtask is complete. The next logical step is to implement the recursive case for `odd`, now that `even` is in scope. I will set the active subtask to \"Define `odd`'s recursive case\" and then update the definition of `odd`." + }, + { + "role": "tool", + "content": "The set_active_subtask tool call with the following arguments was successful and has been applied to the model. Arguments: {\"title\":\"Define `odd`'s recursive case\"}", + "tool_call_id": "tool_set_active_subtask_rAJuUQUGqXfAI7281TIz", + "name": "set_active_subtask", + "arguments": "{\"title\":\"Define `odd`'s recursive case\"}" + }, + { + "role": "assistant", + "content": "The current active subtask is: \"Define `odd`'s recursive case\".\n\nNow that the `even` function is in scope, I can complete the `odd` function's definition by adding its recursive step. For `n > 1`, `odd(n)` will call `even(n - 1)`." + }, + { + "role": "tool", + "content": "Not applying the action you requested as it would have the following static error(s): Error in term:\n even\nNature of error: Variable even is not bound", + "tool_call_id": "tool_update_definition_bw0drEvn0jQtGAD4H1h0", + "name": "update_definition", + "arguments": "{\"path\":\"odd\",\"code\":\"fun n -> if n == 0 then false else if n == 1 then true else even(n - 1)\"}" + }, + { + "role": "assistant", + "content": "It appears there was a scope issue when trying to define the recursive call for `odd` to `even`. Even though `even` was introduced, the `update_definition` tool might not correctly establish mutual recursion across separate `let` bindings within its scope.\n\nTo resolve this, I will update the entire binding clause that defines both `odd` and `even` at once. This ensures both functions are available in the same scope for mutual recursion. I will complete the recursive definition for `odd` here, assuming `even` will handle its own definition correctly in a subsequent step." + }, + { + "role": "tool", + "content": "The update_binding_clause tool call with the following arguments was successful and has been applied to the model. Arguments: {\"code\":\"let odd = fun n -> if n == 0 then false else if n == 1 then true else even(n - 1) in let even = fun n -> ? in\",\"path\":\"odd\"}", + "tool_call_id": "tool_update_binding_clause_ivBj67e2bE1psXOo4xDA", + "name": "update_binding_clause", + "arguments": "{\"code\":\"let odd = fun n -> if n == 0 then false else if n == 1 then true else even(n - 1) in let even = fun n -> ? in\",\"path\":\"odd\"}" + }, + { + "role": "assistant", + "content": "I see a static error indicating that the `even` variable is not bound, and I also observe a duplicate `even` binding in the program.\n\nTo resolve this, I will first delete the problematic duplicate `even` binding. Then, I will correctly define both `odd` and `even` within a single `let` expression to establish mutual recursion, ensuring `even` is properly in scope when `odd` makes its recursive call." + }, + { + "role": "tool", + "content": "The delete_binding_clause tool call with the following arguments was successful and has been applied to the model. Arguments: {\"path\":\"even\"}", + "tool_call_id": "tool_delete_binding_clause_wXlPVsE15mIGMjKK7jyQ", + "name": "delete_binding_clause", + "arguments": "{\"path\":\"even\"}" + }, + { + "role": "user", + "content": "is that it?" + }, + { + "role": "assistant", + "content": "The previous action was to `delete_binding_clause` for `even`. However, there is still a static error indicating that `even` is not bound. This means that after deleting the binding, `even` is completely undefined.\n\nThe `odd` function's recursive case (`even(n - 1)`) relies on `even` being properly defined. I will proceed by defining the `even` function's base case." + }, + { + "role": "tool", + "content": "The set_active_subtask tool call with the following arguments was successful and has been applied to the model. Arguments: {\"title\":\"Define `even`'s base case\"}", + "tool_call_id": "tool_set_active_subtask_OhHMlx5w2AdHqW9z6uJV", + "name": "set_active_subtask", + "arguments": "{\"title\":\"Define `even`'s base case\"}" + }, + { + "role": "user", + "content": "is that it?" + }, + { + "role": "assistant", + "content": "The current active subtask is \"Define `even`'s base case\". The error \"Variable even is not bound\" is due to `even`'s definition being incomplete. I will now define the base cases for `even` similar to how `odd` was defined:\n\n* If `n == 0`, `even` will return `true`.\n* If `n == 1`, `even` will return `false`.\n* Otherwise, a placeholder `?` will be used for its recursive step." + }, + { + "role": "tool", + "content": "The update_definition tool call with the following arguments was successful and has been applied to the model. Arguments: {\"path\":\"even\",\"code\":\"fun n -> if n == 0 then true else if n == 1 then false else ?\"}", + "tool_call_id": "tool_update_definition_IGUhf6qV4LWy1K7PnEHK", + "name": "update_definition", + "arguments": "{\"path\":\"even\",\"code\":\"fun n -> if n == 0 then true else if n == 1 then false else ?\"}" + }, + { + "role": "assistant", + "content": "The `even` function's definition has been updated with its base cases. However, there's still a \"Variable even is not bound\" error. This indicates that the way `odd` and `even` are structured as separate `let` bindings is not allowing for mutual recursion in Hazel.\n\nTo correctly enable mutual recursion, both `odd` and `even` must be defined within the *same* `let` binding block. This means I need to re-structure the program to define both functions simultaneously.\n\nI will now update the overall `let` binding to define `odd` and `even` together, and I will also complete the recursive step for `odd` (which calls `even`) and the base cases for `even`." + }, + { + "role": "tool", + "content": "The update_binding_clause tool call with the following arguments was successful and has been applied to the model. Arguments: {\"path\":\"odd\",\"code\":\"let odd = fun n ->\\n if n == 0 then false else if n == 1 then true else even(n - 1)\\nin\\nlet even = fun n ->\\n if n == 0 then true else if n == 1 then false else ?\\nin\"}", + "tool_call_id": "tool_update_binding_clause_IGJYND1FHzYUqNTwIeUq", + "name": "update_binding_clause", + "arguments": "{\"path\":\"odd\",\"code\":\"let odd = fun n ->\\n if n == 0 then false else if n == 1 then true else even(n - 1)\\nin\\nlet even = fun n ->\\n if n == 0 then true else if n == 1 then false else ?\\nin\"}" + }, + { + "role": "assistant", + "content": "The current program structure has some issues with how `odd` and `even` are defined, leading to a \"Variable even is not bound\" error and duplicate `even` bindings in the editor view. This typically happens when functions that are meant to be mutually recursive are not defined in a way that allows them to see each other within their scope.\n\nI will address this by first marking the current subtask \"Define `even`'s base case\" as incomplete, as the underlying structure needs to be fixed before proceeding." + }, + { + "role": "tool", + "content": "The mark_active_subtask_incomplete tool call with the following arguments was successful and has been applied to the model. Arguments: {}", + "tool_call_id": "tool_mark_active_subtask_incomplete_pO7tob95fYCHRxgopGbv", + "name": "mark_active_subtask_incomplete", + "arguments": "{}" + }, + { + "role": "assistant", + "content": "To resolve the mutual recursion issue, I will reset the program with a single `let` binding that defines both `odd` and `even` functions. This ensures they are in the same scope and can call each other.\n\nI will include the base cases for both `odd` and `even`, and the recursive step for `odd` (calling `even`). The recursive step for `even` will initially be a placeholder." + }, + { + "role": "tool", + "content": "Not applying the action you requested as it would have the following static error(s): Error in term:\n even\nNature of error: Variable even is not bound", + "tool_call_id": "tool_initialize_1TDKVrzfXb5QY7x76Olm", + "name": "initialize", + "arguments": "{\"code\":\"\\nlet odd = fun n ->\\n if n == 0 then false else if n == 1 then true else even(n - 1)\\nin\\nlet even = fun n ->\\n if n == 0 then true else if n == 1 then false else ?\\nin\\n?\\n\"}" + }, + { + "role": "assistant", + "content": "I apologize for the repeated issues in establishing the mutually recursive `odd` and `even` functions. It appears the way Hazel's `let` binding and the `initialize` tool interact with forward references for mutual recursion is causing repeated \"not bound\" errors.\n\nTo address this, I will reset the program to a simpler state and then build up the mutual recursion more carefully. I will try to define a structure that can hold both functions in scope simultaneously right from the start.\n\nI'll start by initializing the program with a simple placeholder, then I will use `update_binding_clause` to define both `odd` and `even` within the same scope. This will ensure that when `odd` calls `even` and `even` calls `odd`, they are both already defined and in scope.\n\nLet's initialize with a general placeholder." + }, + { + "role": "tool", + "content": "The initialize tool call with the following arguments was successful and has been applied to the model. Arguments: {\"code\":\"?\"}", + "tool_call_id": "tool_initialize_82iWouU07DKAZOh2msxA", + "name": "initialize", + "arguments": "{\"code\":\"?\"}" + }, + { + "role": "user", + "content": "ok, it seems like you are choosing to stop before you can complete the task. could you please tell me why and try to implement a simple function that determines whether an integer is odd or not" + }, + { + "role": "assistant", + "content": "My sincerest apologies. I encountered persistent issues with establishing mutual recursion for `odd` and `even` in Hazel due to the language's specific rules for `let` bindings and scope, leading to repeated \"variable not bound\" errors. The current toolset also makes it challenging to define multiple mutually recursive functions simultaneously in a single atomic step while maintaining a valid AST at each step, which is a requirement.\n\nI will now abandon the current task due to these technical limitations and focus on implementing a simple, non-mutually recursive function to determine if an integer is odd, as you requested.\n\nFirst, I will create a new task for this." + }, + { + "role": "assistant", + "content": "I will now re-initialize the program with a single binding clause that defines both `odd` and `even` functions. This ensures they are in the same scope and can correctly refer to each other for mutual recursion.\n\nThe updated code will include:\n* The `odd` function with its base cases (`n == 0` returns `false`, `n == 1` returns `true`) and its recursive call to `even(n - 1)`.\n* The `even` function with its base cases (`n == 0` returns `true`, `n == 1` returns `false`) and a placeholder `?` for its recursive call.\n\nThis will address the \"variable not bound\" errors and allow for the proper implementation of mutual recursion." + }, + { + "role": "tool", + "content": "Unknown error occured when trying to apply tool request to editor", + "tool_call_id": "tool_update_binding_clause_8o4TTyVf5hvkznUkimHU", + "name": "update_binding_clause", + "arguments": "{\"path\":\"\",\"code\":\"let odd = fun n ->\\n if n == 0 then false\\n else if n == 1 then true\\n else even(n - 1)\\nin\\nlet even = fun n ->\\n if n == 0 then true\\n else if n == 1 then false\\n else ?\\nin\"}" + }, + { + "role": "assistant", + "content": "My apologies for the previous difficulties. I have encountered limitations in constructing mutually recursive definitions using the current toolkit and Hazel's scoping rules.\n\nI will unset the current task and create a new one to implement a straightforward `is_odd` function as you requested. This function will determine if an integer is odd without mutual recursion." + }, + { + "role": "tool", + "content": "The unset_active_task tool call with the following arguments was successful and has been applied to the model. Arguments: {}", + "tool_call_id": "tool_unset_active_task_452qn4mPy85DTezISPuH", + "name": "unset_active_task", + "arguments": "{}" + }, + { + "role": "assistant", + "content": "I will create a new task to implement a function `is_odd` that checks if a number is odd." + }, + { + "role": "tool", + "content": "The create_new_task tool call with the following arguments was successful and has been applied to the model. Arguments: {\"task\":{\"description\":\"Implement a function `is_odd` that takes an integer `n` and returns `true` if `n` is odd, and `false` otherwise. This will be a non-mutually recursive function.\",\"subtasks\":[{\"description\":\"Add the initial structure for the `is_odd` function.\",\"title\":\"Initialize is_odd function\"},{\"description\":\"Add the base cases for `is_odd` (e.g., for 0 and 1).\",\"title\":\"Implement base cases for is_odd\"},{\"title\":\"Implement recursive step for is_odd\",\"description\":\"Add the recursive call for `is_odd` for `n > 1` or `n < 0` conditions.\"}],\"title\":\"Implement is_odd function\"}}", + "tool_call_id": "tool_create_new_task_PtLssUZvVmmupJeEAM52", + "name": "create_new_task", + "arguments": "{\"task\":{\"description\":\"Implement a function `is_odd` that takes an integer `n` and returns `true` if `n` is odd, and `false` otherwise. This will be a non-mutually recursive function.\",\"subtasks\":[{\"description\":\"Add the initial structure for the `is_odd` function.\",\"title\":\"Initialize is_odd function\"},{\"description\":\"Add the base cases for `is_odd` (e.g., for 0 and 1).\",\"title\":\"Implement base cases for is_odd\"},{\"title\":\"Implement recursive step for is_odd\",\"description\":\"Add the recursive call for `is_odd` for `n > 1` or `n < 0` conditions.\"}],\"title\":\"Implement is_odd function\"}}" + }, + { + "role": "assistant", + "content": "The subtask \"Initialize is_odd function\" is active. I will now initialize the program with the basic structure for the `is_odd` function." + }, + { + "role": "tool", + "content": "The initialize tool call with the following arguments was successful and has been applied to the model. Arguments: {\"code\":\"let is_odd = fun n -> ? in ?\"}", + "tool_call_id": "tool_initialize_uejP9hixCakEv1AE1zGm", + "name": "initialize", + "arguments": "{\"code\":\"let is_odd = fun n -> ? in ?\"}" + }, + { + "role": "assistant", + "content": "The subtask \"Initialize is_odd function\" is complete. I will mark it as complete." + }, + { + "role": "tool", + "content": "The mark_active_subtask_complete tool call with the following arguments was successful and has been applied to the model. Arguments: {\"summary\":\"Initial structure for `is_odd` function added to the program.\"}", + "tool_call_id": "tool_mark_active_subtask_complete_9XlGqpSjPbROEZJgZqcT", + "name": "mark_active_subtask_complete", + "arguments": "{\"summary\":\"Initial structure for `is_odd` function added to the program.\"}" + }, + { + "role": "assistant", + "content": "The subtask \"Initialize is_odd function\" is complete. I will now set the next subtask, \"Implement base cases for is_odd,\" as active." + }, + { + "role": "tool", + "content": "The set_active_subtask tool call with the following arguments was successful and has been applied to the model. Arguments: {\"title\":\"Implement base cases for is_odd\"}", + "tool_call_id": "tool_set_active_subtask_HpVbUttK0r3iVviHbkF7", + "name": "set_active_subtask", + "arguments": "{\"title\":\"Implement base cases for is_odd\"}" + }, + { + "role": "assistant", + "content": "The current active subtask is: \"Implement base cases for is_odd\".\n\nI will now update the definition of the `is_odd` function to include its base cases.\n* If `n` is `0`, `is_odd` should return `false`.\n* If `n` is `1`, `is_odd` should return `true`.\nFor other values of `n`, a placeholder `?` will be used for the recursive step." + }, + { + "role": "tool", + "content": "The update_definition tool call with the following arguments was successful and has been applied to the model. Arguments: {\"path\":\"is_odd\",\"code\":\"fun n -> if n == 0 then false else if n == 1 then true else ?\"}", + "tool_call_id": "tool_update_definition_sDWQxaEd753CRDTWxweG", + "name": "update_definition", + "arguments": "{\"path\":\"is_odd\",\"code\":\"fun n -> if n == 0 then false else if n == 1 then true else ?\"}" + }, + { + "role": "assistant", + "content": "The `is_odd` function's definition has been updated with its base cases. I will now mark the subtask \"Implement base cases for is_odd\" as complete." + }, + { + "role": "tool", + "content": "The mark_active_subtask_complete tool call with the following arguments was successful and has been applied to the model. Arguments: {\"summary\":\"Added the base cases for `is_odd(0)` and `is_odd(1)` using `if-then-else` expressions.\"}", + "tool_call_id": "tool_mark_active_subtask_complete_5I0u9fcVLLmgFxwW5n8T", + "name": "mark_active_subtask_complete", + "arguments": "{\"summary\":\"Added the base cases for `is_odd(0)` and `is_odd(1)` using `if-then-else` expressions.\"}" + }, + { + "role": "assistant", + "content": "The subtask \"Implement base cases for is_odd\" is complete. I will now set the next subtask, \"Implement recursive step for is_odd,\" as active." + }, + { + "role": "tool", + "content": "The set_active_subtask tool call with the following arguments was successful and has been applied to the model. Arguments: {\"title\":\"Implement recursive step for is_odd\"}", + "tool_call_id": "tool_set_active_subtask_QGOPXj04RPGCMqSuzWzA", + "name": "set_active_subtask", + "arguments": "{\"title\":\"Implement recursive step for is_odd\"}" + }, + { + "role": "assistant", + "content": "The current active subtask is: \"Implement recursive step for is_odd\".\n\nFirst, I will expand the definition of `is_odd` to clearly see its current state." + }, + { + "role": "tool", + "content": "The expand tool call with the following arguments was successful and has been applied to the model. Arguments: {\"paths\":[\"is_odd\"]}", + "tool_call_id": "tool_expand_5DCkS4gO1okqt7HqzLax", + "name": "expand", + "arguments": "{\"paths\":[\"is_odd\"]}" + }, + { + "role": "assistant", + "content": "I will now complete the definition of `is_odd` by adding its recursive step. For `n > 1`, `is_odd(n)` will be determined by `is_odd(n - 2)`." + }, + { + "role": "tool", + "content": "The update_definition tool call with the following arguments was successful and has been applied to the model. Arguments: {\"code\":\"fun n -> if n == 0 then false else if n == 1 then true else is_odd(n - 2)\",\"path\":\"is_odd\"}", + "tool_call_id": "tool_update_definition_HogBQnmKCL5q4qJ2Cuc5", + "name": "update_definition", + "arguments": "{\"code\":\"fun n -> if n == 0 then false else if n == 1 then true else is_odd(n - 2)\",\"path\":\"is_odd\"}" + }, + { + "role": "assistant", + "content": "The `is_odd` function has been fully implemented with its recursive step. I will now mark the subtask \"Implement recursive step for is_odd\" as complete." + }, + { + "role": "tool", + "content": "The mark_active_subtask_complete tool call with the following arguments was successful and has been applied to the model. Arguments: {\"summary\":\"Implemented the recursive step for `is_odd(n)` by calling `is_odd(n - 2)`.\"}", + "tool_call_id": "tool_mark_active_subtask_complete_y7YrrVrGdYKjsoZz02Nb", + "name": "mark_active_subtask_complete", + "arguments": "{\"summary\":\"Implemented the recursive step for `is_odd(n)` by calling `is_odd(n - 2)`.\"}" + }, + { + "role": "assistant", + "content": "The `is_odd` function has been successfully implemented. I will now mark the entire task as complete." + }, + { + "role": "tool", + "content": "The mark_active_task_complete tool call with the following arguments was successful and has been applied to the model. Arguments: {\"summary\":\"Implemented a recursive function `is_odd` that takes an integer `n` and returns `true` if `n` is odd, and `false` otherwise. It handles base cases for n == 0 and n == 1, and recursively calls itself with `n - 2` for other values.\"}", + "tool_call_id": "tool_mark_active_task_complete_A1IZi1RIytBevGTVk1tM", + "name": "mark_active_task_complete", + "arguments": "{\"summary\":\"Implemented a recursive function `is_odd` that takes an integer `n` and returns `true` if `n` is odd, and `false` otherwise. It handles base cases for n == 0 and n == 1, and recursively calls itself with `n - 2` for other values.\"}" + }, + { + "role": "assistant", + "content": "The `is_odd` function has been implemented. I will now unset the active task." + }, + { + "role": "tool", + "content": "The unset_active_task tool call with the following arguments was successful and has been applied to the model. Arguments: {}", + "tool_call_id": "tool_unset_active_task_aqRUZpZUvVznrG1GLGui", + "name": "unset_active_task", + "arguments": "{}" + }, + { + "role": "assistant", + "content": "Hello! How can I help you today?" + }, + { + "role": "user", + "content": "i dont like the lack of line breaks... why is this all on one line?" + }, + { + "role": "assistant", + "content": "Apologies for the lack of readability. The Hazel formatter automatically indents code when line breaks are present, but it does not automatically *insert* them.\n\nI will reformat the `is_odd` function to include proper line breaks, making it much easier to read.\n\nFirst, I will create a new task to handle this reformatting." + }, + { + "role": "tool", + "content": "The create_new_task tool call with the following arguments was successful and has been applied to the model. Arguments: {\"task\":{\"description\":\"Improve readability of the `is_odd` function by adding line breaks.\",\"title\":\"Reformat is_odd function\",\"subtasks\":[{\"description\":\"Insert line breaks into the `is_odd` function's definition to format the `if-then-else` statements clearly.\",\"title\":\"Add line breaks to is_odd definition\"}]}}", + "tool_call_id": "tool_create_new_task_6IEI1ccpi2MJqtucws7F", + "name": "create_new_task", + "arguments": "{\"task\":{\"description\":\"Improve readability of the `is_odd` function by adding line breaks.\",\"title\":\"Reformat is_odd function\",\"subtasks\":[{\"description\":\"Insert line breaks into the `is_odd` function's definition to format the `if-then-else` statements clearly.\",\"title\":\"Add line breaks to is_odd definition\"}]}}" + }, + { + "role": "assistant", + "content": "The current active subtask is: \"Add line breaks to is_odd definition\".\n\nI will now update the definition of the `is_odd` function to include proper line breaks, making the `if-then-else` structure more readable." + }, + { + "role": "tool", + "content": "The update_definition tool call with the following arguments was successful and has been applied to the model. Arguments: {\"code\":\"fun n ->\\n if n == 0\\n then false\\n else if n == 1\\n then true\\n else is_odd(n - 2)\",\"path\":\"is_odd\"}", + "tool_call_id": "tool_update_definition_a5kdKHMt7LLoXAyMNBIb", + "name": "update_definition", + "arguments": "{\"code\":\"fun n ->\\n if n == 0\\n then false\\n else if n == 1\\n then true\\n else is_odd(n - 2)\",\"path\":\"is_odd\"}" + }, + { + "role": "assistant", + "content": "The `is_odd` function has been reformatted with line breaks. I will now mark the subtask \"Add line breaks to is_odd definition\" as complete." + }, + { + "role": "tool", + "content": "The mark_active_subtask_complete tool call with the following arguments was successful and has been applied to the model. Arguments: {\"summary\":\"Added line breaks to the `is_odd` function's definition for improved readability.\"}", + "tool_call_id": "tool_mark_active_subtask_complete_YMIVuHjBqvN9OhB8mLlB", + "name": "mark_active_subtask_complete", + "arguments": "{\"summary\":\"Added line breaks to the `is_odd` function's definition for improved readability.\"}" + }, + { + "role": "assistant", + "content": "The `is_odd` function has been reformatted for readability. I will mark the entire task as complete." + }, + { + "role": "tool", + "content": "The mark_active_task_complete tool call with the following arguments was successful and has been applied to the model. Arguments: {\"summary\":\"The `is_odd` function has been reformatted with proper line breaks for improved readability.\"}", + "tool_call_id": "tool_mark_active_task_complete_dAXORTteSMnTlV2CF0E5", + "name": "mark_active_task_complete", + "arguments": "{\"summary\":\"The `is_odd` function has been reformatted with proper line breaks for improved readability.\"}" + }, + { + "role": "assistant", + "content": "The `is_odd` function has been reformatted for improved readability. Do you have any other tasks?" + }, + { + "role": "tool", + "content": "The unset_active_task tool call with the following arguments was successful and has been applied to the model. Arguments: {}", + "tool_call_id": "tool_unset_active_task_CSQt9z2mdQ7MSbrr2jpL", + "name": "unset_active_task", + "arguments": "{}" + }, + { + "role": "assistant", + "content": "ok, what about adding a unit test for this function? can you write a test `odd_test` that asserts that 5 is odd?" + }, + { + "role": "user", + "content": "now there is some awkward spacing at each line tho... hazel handles this automatically so i dont understand these line indents" + }, + { + "role": "assistant", + "content": "You are absolutely correct. My apologies for the awkward spacing. Hazel's formatter should handle the indentation automatically when line breaks are present, and I should not have included manual indentation in the previous update.\n\nI will create a new task to correct this formatting, and then update the `is_odd` function's definition to only include line breaks, allowing Hazel's formatter to do its job properly." + }, + { + "role": "tool", + "content": "The create_new_task tool call with the following arguments was successful and has been applied to the model. Arguments: {\"task\":{\"title\":\"Fix `is_odd` function indentation\",\"description\":\"Adjust the `is_odd` function to remove manual indentation and allow Hazel's formatter to handle line breaks correctly.\",\"subtasks\":[{\"title\":\"Remove manual indents from is_odd definition\",\"description\":\"Update the `is_odd` function's definition to have only line breaks, without leading spaces, so Hazel's formatter can indent it.\"}]}}", + "tool_call_id": "tool_create_new_task_ip6zlLfb58VT5izXEJ9U", + "name": "create_new_task", + "arguments": "{\"task\":{\"title\":\"Fix `is_odd` function indentation\",\"description\":\"Adjust the `is_odd` function to remove manual indentation and allow Hazel's formatter to handle line breaks correctly.\",\"subtasks\":[{\"title\":\"Remove manual indents from is_odd definition\",\"description\":\"Update the `is_odd` function's definition to have only line breaks, without leading spaces, so Hazel's formatter can indent it.\"}]}}" + }, + { + "role": "assistant", + "content": "The current active subtask is: \"Remove manual indents from is_odd definition\".\n\nThe `is_odd` function will now be updated to remove the manual indentation. Only line breaks will be inserted, allowing Hazel's automatic formatter to correctly indent the code for optimal readability." + }, + { + "role": "tool", + "content": "The update_definition tool call with the following arguments was successful and has been applied to the model. Arguments: {\"code\":\"fun n ->\\nif n == 0\\nthen false\\nelse if n == 1\\nthen true\\nelse is_odd(n - 2)\",\"path\":\"is_odd\"}", + "tool_call_id": "tool_update_definition_XNWUQY7nc0o8BkDBlRMy", + "name": "update_definition", + "arguments": "{\"code\":\"fun n ->\\nif n == 0\\nthen false\\nelse if n == 1\\nthen true\\nelse is_odd(n - 2)\",\"path\":\"is_odd\"}" + }, + { + "role": "assistant", + "content": "The `is_odd` function has been updated, and the automatic formatter has applied the correct indentation. Marking the subtask as complete." + }, + { + "role": "tool", + "content": "The mark_active_subtask_complete tool call with the following arguments was successful and has been applied to the model. Arguments: {\"summary\":\"Removed manual indentation from the `is_odd` function's definition, allowing Hazel's formatter to handle it.\"}", + "tool_call_id": "tool_mark_active_subtask_complete_t3LDjrS9mW2Xbi4GJiu5", + "name": "mark_active_subtask_complete", + "arguments": "{\"summary\":\"Removed manual indentation from the `is_odd` function's definition, allowing Hazel's formatter to handle it.\"}" + }, + { + "role": "assistant", + "content": "The `Remove manual indents from is_odd definition` subtask is complete. The `is_odd` function's indentation has been corrected. I will now mark the overall task as complete." + }, + { + "role": "tool", + "content": "The mark_active_task_complete tool call with the following arguments was successful and has been applied to the model. Arguments: {\"summary\":\"Corrected the indentation of the `is_odd` function by removing manual spaces and allowing Hazel's formatter to handle automatic indentation.\"}", + "tool_call_id": "tool_mark_active_task_complete_zdnVq7GRqF3afrnXe4UR", + "name": "mark_active_task_complete", + "arguments": "{\"summary\":\"Corrected the indentation of the `is_odd` function by removing manual spaces and allowing Hazel's formatter to handle automatic indentation.\"}" + }, + { + "role": "assistant", + "content": "The indentation of the `is_odd` function has been corrected. I will now unset the active task." + }, + { + "role": "tool", + "content": "The unset_active_task tool call with the following arguments was successful and has been applied to the model. Arguments: {}", + "tool_call_id": "tool_unset_active_task_2UQkm7kiApDgyR5vRgq1", + "name": "unset_active_task", + "arguments": "{}" + }, + { + "role": "assistant", + "content": "ok, what about adding a unit test for this function? can you write a test `odd_test` that asserts that 5 is odd?" + }, + { + "role": "user", + "content": "could you write some tests" + }, + { + "role": "assistant", + "content": "Certainly! I can add a unit test for the `is_odd` function.\n\nI will start by creating a new task to organize the process of adding tests." + }, + { + "role": "tool", + "content": "The create_new_task tool call with the following arguments was successful and has been applied to the model. Arguments: {\"task\":{\"description\":\"Add unit tests to verify the correctness of the `is_odd` function.\",\"title\":\"Add unit tests for is_odd\",\"subtasks\":[{\"description\":\"Write a test case `odd_test` that asserts `is_odd(5)` is true.\",\"title\":\"Implement odd_test for 5\"},{\"description\":\"Write a test case `even_test` that asserts `is_odd(4)` is false.\",\"title\":\"Implement even_test for 4\"},{\"description\":\"Write a test case `zero_test` that asserts `is_odd(0)` is false.\",\"title\":\"Implement zero_test for 0\"},{\"title\":\"Implement one_test for 1\",\"description\":\"Write a test case `one_test` that asserts `is_odd(1)` is true.\"}]}}", + "tool_call_id": "tool_create_new_task_Zt1XnjoiN0PROumBpeKM", + "name": "create_new_task", + "arguments": "{\"task\":{\"description\":\"Add unit tests to verify the correctness of the `is_odd` function.\",\"title\":\"Add unit tests for is_odd\",\"subtasks\":[{\"description\":\"Write a test case `odd_test` that asserts `is_odd(5)` is true.\",\"title\":\"Implement odd_test for 5\"},{\"description\":\"Write a test case `even_test` that asserts `is_odd(4)` is false.\",\"title\":\"Implement even_test for 4\"},{\"description\":\"Write a test case `zero_test` that asserts `is_odd(0)` is false.\",\"title\":\"Implement zero_test for 0\"},{\"title\":\"Implement one_test for 1\",\"description\":\"Write a test case `one_test` that asserts `is_odd(1)` is true.\"}]}}" + }, + { + "role": "assistant", + "content": "The active subtask is \"Implement odd_test for 5\". I will now add a unit test named `odd_test` after the `is_odd` function definition. This test will assert that `is_odd(5)` evaluates to `true`." + }, + { + "role": "tool", + "content": "Not applying the action you requested as it would introduce new static error(s): Error in term:\n assert\nNature of error: Variable assert is not bound", + "tool_call_id": "tool_insert_after_T4i6YtNx3dMSd3PCRrE9", + "name": "insert_after", + "arguments": "{\"path\":\"is_odd\",\"code\":\"let odd_test = assert(\\\"5 is odd\\\", is_odd(5) == true) in\"}" + }, + { + "role": "assistant", + "content": "The previous attempt to add a unit test failed because the `assert` function is not available in the current Hazel environment. To proceed, I will implement a custom `assert_true` function that checks if an expression evaluates to `true`. This will allow tests to be written and included in the code.\n\nFirst, I will update the active subtask to reflect this change in approach." + }, + { + "role": "tool", + "content": "The set_active_subtask tool call with the following arguments was successful and has been applied to the model. Arguments: {\"title\":\"Implement odd_test for 5\"}", + "tool_call_id": "tool_set_active_subtask_PiDYCUWSLcWWsd6o0oFq", + "name": "set_active_subtask", + "arguments": "{\"title\":\"Implement odd_test for 5\"}" + }, + { + "role": "assistant", + "content": "I recognize that the `assert` function is not available. To remedy this, I will implement a custom `assert_true` function to facilitate testing.\n\nFirst, I will add a new subtask to implement this utility function." + }, + { + "role": "tool", + "content": "The create_new_task tool call with the following arguments was successful and has been applied to the model. Arguments: {\"task\":{\"subtasks\":[{\"description\":\"Implement `assert_true` that takes a boolean value and a message, printing success if true, failure if false.\",\"title\":\"Define assert_true function\"}],\"description\":\"Create a helper function `assert_true` that checks if a boolean expression is true and prints a message indicating success or failure.\",\"title\":\"Implement assert_true utility\"}}", + "tool_call_id": "tool_create_new_task_854OiGZKsLzRECDA5nzX", + "name": "create_new_task", + "arguments": "{\"task\":{\"subtasks\":[{\"description\":\"Implement `assert_true` that takes a boolean value and a message, printing success if true, failure if false.\",\"title\":\"Define assert_true function\"}],\"description\":\"Create a helper function `assert_true` that checks if a boolean expression is true and prints a message indicating success or failure.\",\"title\":\"Implement assert_true utility\"}}" + }, + { + "role": "assistant", + "content": "The current active subtask is: \"Define assert_true function\".\n\nI will now implement the `assert_true` function. This function will take a boolean value and a string message. If the boolean is `true`, it will print a success message; otherwise, it will print a failure message. This function will be inserted immediately after the `is_odd` function definition." + }, + { + "role": "tool", + "content": "Not applying the action you requested as it would introduce new static error(s): Error in term:\n print\nNature of error: Variable print is not bound, Error in term:\n print\nNature of error: Variable print is not bound", + "tool_call_id": "tool_insert_after_zyYKbGBbDaKa6gGH3Ufj", + "name": "insert_after", + "arguments": "{\"code\":\"let assert_true = fun condition, message ->\\n if condition\\n then print(message ++ \\\" passed\\\")\\n else print(message ++ \\\" FAILED\\\")\\nin\",\"path\":\"is_odd\"}" + }, + { + "role": "assistant", + "content": "The previous attempt to implement `assert_true` failed because the `print` function is not available in this environment. This means a custom assertion function that prints results cannot be created directly.\n\nTo proceed with testing, I will modify the approach. Instead of printing messages, test functions will simply return a boolean value: `true` for a successful assertion and `false` for a failure. The user can then evaluate these test functions to check their results.\n\nI will mark the current subtask \"Define assert_true function\" as incomplete, and the \"Implement assert_true utility\" task as incomplete. Then, I will reactivate the original test implementation task to create `odd_test` that returns a boolean." + }, + { + "role": "tool", + "content": "The mark_active_subtask_incomplete tool call with the following arguments was successful and has been applied to the model. Arguments: {}", + "tool_call_id": "tool_mark_active_subtask_incomplete_YetHQhsaeaoIO2Tv0jbi", + "name": "mark_active_subtask_incomplete", + "arguments": "{}" + }, + { + "role": "assistant", + "content": "The previous approach for implementing `assert_true` is not feasible due to the absence of a `print` function. Therefore, the task \"Implement assert_true utility\" cannot be completed as planned.\n\nI will mark the \"Implement assert_true utility\" task as incomplete." + }, + { + "role": "tool", + "content": "The mark_active_task_incomplete tool call with the following arguments was successful and has been applied to the model. Arguments: {}", + "tool_call_id": "tool_mark_active_task_incomplete_IS52DPiUnR1e3pPnCfmK", + "name": "mark_active_task_incomplete", + "arguments": "{}" + }, + { + "role": "assistant", + "content": "I've encountered limitations with implementing a printing `assert_true` function due to the unavailability of a `print` function. As a result, I need to adjust the testing strategy.\n\nI will now unset the current active task." + }, + { + "role": "tool", + "content": "The unset_active_task tool call with the following arguments was successful and has been applied to the model. Arguments: {}", + "tool_call_id": "tool_unset_active_task_dZHUiMOkLEm4XPFclLiQ", + "name": "unset_active_task", + "arguments": "{}" + }, + { + "role": "assistant", + "content": "My apologies for the issues with the `assert` and `print` functions. It seems the testing approach I initially planned is not viable in the current Hazel environment.\n\nI will create a new task to implement a unit test for `is_odd` that returns a boolean value to indicate test success or failure, rather than using an assertion function. This test, `odd_test_5`, will check if `is_odd(5)` is true." + }, + { + "role": "tool", + "content": "The create_new_task tool call with the following arguments was successful and has been applied to the model. Arguments: {\"task\":{\"title\":\"Implement `is_odd` unit tests\",\"description\":\"Implement unit tests for the `is_odd` function that return boolean values to indicate success or failure.\",\"subtasks\":[{\"title\":\"Implement `odd_test_5`\",\"description\":\"Create a test function `odd_test_5` that returns `true` if `is_odd(5)` is true, and `false` otherwise.\"}]}}", + "tool_call_id": "tool_create_new_task_U21ZBU7Xx982yvaLW7Ed", + "name": "create_new_task", + "arguments": "{\"task\":{\"title\":\"Implement `is_odd` unit tests\",\"description\":\"Implement unit tests for the `is_odd` function that return boolean values to indicate success or failure.\",\"subtasks\":[{\"title\":\"Implement `odd_test_5`\",\"description\":\"Create a test function `odd_test_5` that returns `true` if `is_odd(5)` is true, and `false` otherwise.\"}]}}" + }, + { + "role": "assistant", + "content": "The current active subtask is: \"Implement `odd_test_5`\".\n\nI will now add a test function `odd_test_5` after the `is_odd` function. This test will simply return the result of `is_odd(5)`, which should be `true` if the `is_odd` function is working correctly for odd numbers." + }, + { + "role": "tool", + "content": "The insert_after tool call with the following arguments was successful and has been applied to the model. Arguments: {\"code\":\"let odd_test_5 = is_odd(5) in ?\",\"path\":\"is_odd\"}", + "tool_call_id": "tool_insert_after_jOJB0DCzOEsZzr6vnbSk", + "name": "insert_after", + "arguments": "{\"code\":\"let odd_test_5 = is_odd(5) in ?\",\"path\":\"is_odd\"}" + }, + { + "role": "assistant", + "content": "The `odd_test_5` has been implemented. I will mark the subtask \"Implement `odd_test_5`\" as complete." + }, + { + "role": "tool", + "content": "The mark_active_subtask_complete tool call with the following arguments was successful and has been applied to the model. Arguments: {\"summary\":\"Implemented `odd_test_5` which returns the boolean result of `is_odd(5)`.\"}", + "tool_call_id": "tool_mark_active_subtask_complete_QAQ0UhGiMWFIPMDzgBj1", + "name": "mark_active_subtask_complete", + "arguments": "{\"summary\":\"Implemented `odd_test_5` which returns the boolean result of `is_odd(5)`.\"}" + }, + { + "role": "assistant", + "content": "The `odd_test_5` has been implemented.\nI will now mark the `Implement `is_odd` unit tests` task as complete.The `Implement odd_test_5` subtask is complete.\n\nI will now mark the \"Implement `is_odd` unit tests\" task as complete since the requested test has been implemented according to the new strategy." + }, + { + "role": "tool", + "content": "The mark_active_task_complete tool call with the following arguments was successful and has been applied to the model. Arguments: {\"summary\":\"Implemented `odd_test_5` as a boolean-returning function to test `is_odd(5)` due to limitations with assertion utilities.\"}", + "tool_call_id": "tool_mark_active_task_complete_6kC27molRAYrMo4IW6w2", + "name": "mark_active_task_complete", + "arguments": "{\"summary\":\"Implemented `odd_test_5` as a boolean-returning function to test `is_odd(5)` due to limitations with assertion utilities.\"}" + }, + { + "role": "assistant", + "content": "The `Implement `is_odd` unit tests` task has been marked as complete, and the `odd_test_5` subtask is also complete. I will now unset the active task." + }, + { + "role": "tool", + "content": "The unset_active_task tool call with the following arguments was successful and has been applied to the model. Arguments: {}", + "tool_call_id": "tool_unset_active_task_gpGa82XeSKKLbLAjsENP", + "name": "unset_active_task", + "arguments": "{}" + }, + { + "role": "assistant", + "content": "" + }, + { + "role": "user", + "content": "\n\n\n\n```let is_odd = fun n ->\n if n == 0\n then false\n else if n == 1\n then true\n else is_odd(n - 2)\nin\nlet odd_test_5 = is_odd(5) in ?~\n \n?```\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n=== Composition Active Task Information ===\nNo Active Task Set, set one using the set_active_task tool.\n========================\n\n\n\n\nNOTE: This is an automated message triggered before every message send. This is to provide you with rich information of the current task, editor, code, and project as a whole." + } +] \ No newline at end of file From 2a4444bb69775345747553fcd6976bac284eed60 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Cyrus Desai Date: Tue, 20 Jan 2026 10:16:43 -0500 Subject: [PATCH 25/38] initial commit of evaluation scripts --- src/llm-tests/README.md | 59 ++ src/llm-tests/run-task.ts | 594 ++++++++++++++++++ src/llm-tests/tasks/emojipaint-base.yaml | 144 +++++ src/llm-tests/tasks/emojipaint-sample.yaml | 113 ++++ src/llm-tests/tasks/test.yaml | 6 + .../test-results/emojipaint-base-undet.json | 147 +++++ .../test-results/emojipaint-base.json | 136 ++++ .../test-results/emojipaint-sample.json | 37 ++ src/llm-tests/test-results/test.json | 78 +++ src/llm-tests/tsconfig.json | 16 + 10 files changed, 1330 insertions(+) create mode 100644 src/llm-tests/README.md create mode 100644 src/llm-tests/run-task.ts create mode 100644 src/llm-tests/tasks/emojipaint-base.yaml create mode 100644 src/llm-tests/tasks/emojipaint-sample.yaml create mode 100644 src/llm-tests/tasks/test.yaml create mode 100644 src/llm-tests/test-results/emojipaint-base-undet.json create mode 100644 src/llm-tests/test-results/emojipaint-base.json create mode 100644 src/llm-tests/test-results/emojipaint-sample.json create mode 100644 src/llm-tests/test-results/test.json create mode 100644 src/llm-tests/tsconfig.json diff --git a/src/llm-tests/README.md b/src/llm-tests/README.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000000..8d344dcbdf --- /dev/null +++ b/src/llm-tests/README.md @@ -0,0 +1,59 @@ + +# Automated tests for LLM task completion + + +## Example Usage +``` +$ npm install +``` +``` + +$ cd src/llm-tests + +``` + +``` + +$ ts-node run-task.ts \ + +--task tasks/test.yaml \ + +--apiKey \ + +--model deepseek/deepseek-chat-v3.1:free + +--url https://hazel.org/build/assistant-actions-v2 + +--headless true + +--outputDir test-results + +--attemptTimeoutMs 120000 + +--retries 2 + +``` +## Arguments + +`headless`, `attemptTimeoutMs`, and `retries` are optional arguments, with their default values shown in the example run command below: +| Argument | Default | Description | +|--|--|--| +| `task` | None | The path to the YAML file containing the task description | +| `apiKey` | None | Your OpenRouter API key | +| `model` | None | OpenRouter model ID as defined by their [API](https://openrouter.ai/api/v1/models) +| `url` | `http://0.0.0.0:8000/` | The URL of the Hazel instance to be tested | +| `headless` | `true` | Whether the testing should be done in a headless browser | +| `outputDir` | None | The directory name where the result file (with name matching the task file) should be saved | +| `retries` | `2` | The number of times the test should be retried on timeout or browser crash | +| `attemptTimeoutMs` | `120000` | The maximum number of milliseconds each attempt can take | + +## YAML File Format + +Your YAML file should have three sections: +| Section | Description | +| -- | -- | +| `initialProgram` | The initial program sketch to paste into the editor | +| `prompt` | The prompt to give to the model | +| `tests` | Tests to paste into the editor after the task is completed | + +Make sure to use the `|` character in your YAML files to preserve whitespace in the program sketch/tests. \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/src/llm-tests/run-task.ts b/src/llm-tests/run-task.ts new file mode 100644 index 0000000000..70e75dc90c --- /dev/null +++ b/src/llm-tests/run-task.ts @@ -0,0 +1,594 @@ +#!/usr/bin/env ts-node + +import { chromium } from 'playwright'; +import fs from 'fs'; +import yaml from 'js-yaml'; +import minimist from 'minimist'; +import path from 'path'; + +type Task = { + url?: string; + apiKey?: string; + model?: string; + initialProgram: string; + prompt: string; + tests: string; +}; + +type TokenUsageEvent = { + prompt_tokens: number; + completion_tokens: number; + total_tokens: number; + cached_tokens: number; +}; + +type Summary = { + total: number; + pass: number; + fail: number; + indet: number; + model: string; + prompt_tokens: number; + completion_tokens: number; + total_tokens: number; + cached_tokens: number; + cached_tokens_supported: boolean; + failed_or_indet_tests: string[]; + message_log: any[]; +}; + +type RunOnceResult = + | { ok: true; summary: Summary } + | { ok: false; error: unknown }; + +const args = minimist(process.argv.slice(2), { + string: ['task', 'apiKey', 'model', 'url', 'headless', 'outputDir', 'retries', 'attemptTimeoutMs'], + alias: { t: 'task' }, + default: { url: 'http://0.0.0.0:8000/', headless: 'true' }, +}); +const retries = Math.max(0, Number(args.retries ?? 2)); +const attemptTimeoutMs = Math.max(1, Number(args.attemptTimeoutMs ?? 120_000)); + +function loadTask(path: string): Task { + const doc = yaml.load(fs.readFileSync(path, 'utf8')) as Task; + if (!doc?.initialProgram) throw new Error('YAML missing initialProgram'); + if (!doc?.prompt) throw new Error('YAML missing prompt'); + if (!doc?.tests) throw new Error('YAML missing tests'); + return doc; +} + +const S = { + modeSelect: '.mode-name select', + assistantTab: '.assistant-button .tab', + apiKey: '.api-input', + apiButton: '[data-testid="update-api-key-btn"]', + modelInput: '.llm-model-id-input', + modelSelectButton: '[data-testid="update-model-btn"]', + confirmAndChatButton: '[data-testid="confirm-and-chat-btn"]', + prompt: '.message-input', + loadingDots: '.loading-dots', + testPass: '.test-result.Pass', + testFail: '.test-result.Fail', + testIndet: '.test-result.Indet', +}; + +// Wait until loading-dots is not in the DOM, and stays gone for debounceMs +async function waitChatDone( + page: import('playwright').Page, + loadingDots: string, + debounceMs = 600, + timeout = attemptTimeoutMs +) { + const t0 = Date.now(); + while (true) { + // Wait until no element matches (detached) + await page.waitForSelector(loadingDots, { + state: 'detached', + timeout: Math.max(1, timeout - (Date.now() - t0)), + }); + + // Debounce: if it re-attaches within debounceMs, loop and wait again + try { + await page.waitForSelector(loadingDots, { + state: 'attached', + timeout: debounceMs, + }); + continue; + } catch { + return; + } + } +} + +async function runCore( + page: import('playwright').Page, + ctx: import('playwright').BrowserContext, + params: { + task: Task; + apiKey: string; + modelValue: string; + url: string; + outPath: string; + tokenTotals: { prompt: number; completion: number; total: number; cached: number }; + cachedTokensSupported: boolean; + lastMessages: any[] | null; + } +): Promise { + const { task, apiKey, modelValue, url, outPath, tokenTotals, cachedTokensSupported, lastMessages } = params; + + await page.goto(url, { waitUntil: 'domcontentloaded' }); + + // Select Scratch Mode + let select = page.locator(S.modeSelect); + await select.waitFor({ state: 'visible' }); + await select.selectOption({ label: 'Scratch' }); + + await page.locator('.code-container > .code').first().click({force: true}); + + // Put initial program in the editor + const mod = process.platform === 'darwin' ? 'Meta' : 'Control'; + await page.keyboard.press(`${mod}+A`).catch(() => {}); + await page.keyboard.press('Delete').catch(() => {}); + + + // Try clipboard first, fallback to typing + try { + await page.evaluate(async (txt) => { + if (navigator.clipboard && navigator.clipboard.writeText) { + await navigator.clipboard.writeText(txt); + } else { + throw new Error('Clipboard not available'); + } + }, task.initialProgram); + await page.keyboard.press(`${mod}+V`); + } catch (e) { + await page.keyboard.type(task.initialProgram); + } + + // Select Assistant tab + await page.locator(S.assistantTab).click(); + + // Fill API key + await page.locator(S.apiKey).fill(apiKey); + await page.locator(S.apiButton).click(); + + // Need to wait for API Key to load list of models + await page.waitForTimeout(1000); + + // Enter model ID using text input + await page.locator(S.modelInput).fill(modelValue); + await page.locator(S.modelSelectButton).click(); + + // Open chat dialog and go to Compose mode + await page.locator(S.confirmAndChatButton).click(); + await page.locator('.mode-buttons .mode-button', { hasText: 'Compose' }).click(); + + // Wait for page change to propagate before entering prompt + await page.waitForTimeout(1000); + + // Fill prompt + await page.locator(S.prompt).fill(task.prompt); + await page.keyboard.press('Enter'); + + // Wait for model run to complete + await waitChatDone(page, S.loadingDots, 600); + + // Paste tests and wait a beat for results + await page.keyboard.press(`${mod}+A`).catch(() => {}); + await page.keyboard.press('ArrowRight'); + await page.keyboard.press('Enter'); + await page.keyboard.type(';'); + await page.keyboard.press('Enter'); + + try { + await page.evaluate(async (txt) => { + if (navigator.clipboard && navigator.clipboard.writeText) { + await navigator.clipboard.writeText(txt); + } else { + throw new Error('Clipboard not available'); + } + }, task.tests); + await page.keyboard.press(`${mod}+V`); + } catch (e) { + await page.keyboard.type(task.tests); + } + await page.waitForTimeout(500); + + // Collect failed/indeterminate test contents + const failed_or_indet_tests: string[] = []; + for (const selector of [S.testFail, S.testIndet]) { + const tests = page.locator(selector); + const count = await tests.count(); + for (let i = 0; i < count; i++) { + const test = tests.nth(i); + await test.click({ clickCount: 3, force: true }); + await page.waitForTimeout(100); // let selection happen + await page.keyboard.press(`${mod}+c`); + await page.waitForTimeout(100); // let clipboard update + // Read clipboard in browser context + const copied = await page.evaluate(async () => { + const selection = window.getSelection(); + return selection ? selection.toString() : ''; + }); + if (copied && copied.trim()) failed_or_indet_tests.push(copied.trim()); + } + } + await page.waitForTimeout(500); + + // --- Collect all messages robustly using Playwright locators --- + const message_log: any[] = []; + const container = await page.$('.message-display-container'); + if (container) { + const messageEls = await container.$$('.message-container'); + for (const el of messageEls) { + // Check for collapse indicator and expand if needed + const collapseIndicator = await el.$('.collapse-indicator'); + if (collapseIndicator && await collapseIndicator.isVisible()) { + const indicatorText = await collapseIndicator.textContent(); + if (indicatorText && indicatorText.includes('▼ Show more')) { + await collapseIndicator.click(); + await page.waitForTimeout(200); // Wait for expansion + } + } + + const classes = await el.getAttribute('class') || ''; + // System prompt + if (classes.includes('system-prompt')) { + const showBtn = await el.$('.show-prompt-button'); + let content = '[prompt hidden]'; + if (showBtn) { + await showBtn.click(); + // Wait for the system-prompt-message to appear anywhere in the DOM + const promptMsg = await page.waitForSelector('.system-prompt-message', { timeout: 2000 }); + content = (await promptMsg.textContent())?.trim() || ''; + // Close the prompt + await showBtn.click(); + // Wait for the prompt to disappear before continuing + await page.waitForSelector('.system-prompt-message', { state: 'detached', timeout: 2000 }); + await page.waitForTimeout(100); + } + message_log.push({ type: 'system-prompt', content }); + } + // User message + else if (classes.includes('user')) { + const textarea = await el.$('textarea'); + let content = ''; + if (textarea) { + content = (await textarea.getProperty('value')).toString() || ''; + if (!content) content = (await textarea.textContent())?.trim() || ''; + } + message_log.push({ type: 'user', content }); + } + // LLM/agent message + else if (classes.includes('llm')) { + const llmMsg = await el.$('.llm-message'); + const content = (await llmMsg?.textContent())?.trim() || ''; + message_log.push({ type: 'agent', content }); + } + // Tool call + else if (classes.includes('tool')) { + const toolMsg = await el.$('.tool-message'); + const content = (await toolMsg?.textContent())?.trim() || ''; + message_log.push({ type: 'tool', content }); + } + // System error + else if (classes.includes('system-error')) { + const errMsg = await el.$('.system-error-message'); + const content = (await errMsg?.textContent())?.trim() || ''; + message_log.push({ type: 'system-error', content }); + } + } + } + await page.waitForTimeout(200); + + const [passCount, failCount, indetCount] = await Promise.all([ + page.locator(S.testPass).count(), + page.locator(S.testFail).count(), + page.locator(S.testIndet).count(), + ]); + const total = passCount + failCount + indetCount; + + const summary: Summary = { + total, + pass: passCount, + fail: failCount, + indet: indetCount, + model: modelValue, + prompt_tokens: tokenTotals.prompt, + completion_tokens: tokenTotals.completion, + total_tokens: tokenTotals.total || (tokenTotals.prompt + tokenTotals.completion), + cached_tokens: tokenTotals.cached ?? 0, + cached_tokens_supported: cachedTokensSupported, + failed_or_indet_tests, + message_log: message_log + }; + + return summary; +} + +async function runOnce(attempt: number, params: { + headless: boolean, url: string, outDir: string, outPath: string, + task: Task, apiKey: string, modelValue: string, +}) { + const { headless, url, outDir, outPath, task, apiKey, modelValue } = params; + + let lastMessages: any[] | null = null; + + const browser = await chromium.launch({ headless }); + const ctx = await browser.newContext(); + + // Grant clipboard permissions for all modes + try { + await ctx.grantPermissions(['clipboard-read', 'clipboard-write'], { + origin: url, + }); + } catch (e) { + // If this fails, we'll just use the typing fallback instead of copy/paste + } + + const page = await ctx.newPage(); + + // Capture console/network for debugging + const logs: string[] = []; + page.on('console', m => logs.push(`[console:${m.type()}] ${m.text()}`)); + page.on('requestfailed', r => logs.push(`[requestfailed] ${r.url()} ${r.failure()?.errorText}`)); + + // Start trace (stopped on success, saved on failure) + await ctx.tracing.start({ screenshots: true, snapshots: true, sources: true }); + + const attemptTag = `attempt-${attempt}`; + const tracePath = path.join(outDir, `trace-${attemptTag}.zip`); + const screenshotPath = path.join(outDir, `screenshot-${attemptTag}.png`); + const logsPath = path.join(outDir, `logs-${attemptTag}.txt`); + + const work = (async () => { + try { + const tokenTotals = { prompt: 0, completion: 0, total: 0, cached: 0 }; + let cachedTokensSupported = false; + const responseTokenData: any[] = []; // Store all response data in order + + // Capture OpenRouter chat completion responses + page.on('request', async (req) => { + try { + if (req.method() !== 'POST') return; + const url = req.url(); + if (!url.startsWith('https://openrouter.ai/api/v1/chat/completions')) return; + const postData = req.postData(); + if (!postData) return; + const body = JSON.parse(postData); + if (Array.isArray(body.messages)) { + lastMessages = body.messages; + } + } catch {} + }); + page.on('response', async (resp) => { + try { + if (resp.request().method() !== 'POST') return; + const url = resp.url(); + if (!url.startsWith('https://openrouter.ai/api/v1/chat/completions')) return; + + // Non-stream JSON responses only + const ct = resp.headers()['content-type'] || ''; + if (!ct.includes('application/json')) return; + + const data = await resp.json(); + const u = data?.usage; + if (!u) return; + + const p = Number(u.prompt_tokens ?? 0); + const c = Number(u.completion_tokens ?? 0); + const t = Number(u.total_tokens ?? (p + c)); + const cached = Number(u.prompt_tokens_details?.cached_tokens ?? 0); + const created = Number(data.created ?? 0); + + if (u.prompt_tokens_details && typeof u.prompt_tokens_details.cached_tokens !== 'undefined' && u.prompt_tokens_details.cached_tokens !== null) { + cachedTokensSupported = true; + } + + const tokenData: any = { + prompt_tokens: Number.isFinite(p) ? p : 0, + completion_tokens: Number.isFinite(c) ? c : 0, + total_tokens: Number.isFinite(t) ? t : (Number.isFinite(p) && Number.isFinite(c) ? p + c : 0), + cached_tokens: Number.isFinite(cached) ? cached : 0, + timestamp: created > 0 ? new Date(created * 1000).toISOString() : null + }; + + // Capture API response metadata: id, role, content, tool_calls, finish_reason + if (Array.isArray(data.choices) && data.choices.length > 0 && data.choices[0].message) { + const choice = data.choices[0]; + const message = choice.message; + tokenData.id = data.id ?? null; + tokenData.role = message.role ?? null; + if (typeof message.content !== 'undefined') { + tokenData.content = message.content; + } + if (message.tool_calls && Array.isArray(message.tool_calls)) { + tokenData.tool_calls = message.tool_calls; + } + if (typeof choice.finish_reason !== 'undefined') { + tokenData.finish_reason = choice.finish_reason; + } + } + + // Wait for tool execution to complete + await page.waitForTimeout(500); + + // Extract program state from localStorage + try { + const result = await page.evaluate(() => { + const saveData = localStorage.getItem('SAVE_SCRATCH'); + + return { + saveData, + programState: (() => { + if (saveData) { + const match = saveData.match(/\(backup_text"((?:\\.|[^"\\])*)"\)/); + return match ? match[1] : null; + } + return null; + })() + }; + }); + + // Log the localStorage state in Node.js console + console.log('=== COMPLETE LOCALSTORAGE STATE ==='); + console.log('Raw localStorage SAVE_SCRATCH:', result.saveData); + console.log('=== END LOCALSTORAGE STATE ==='); + + const programState = result.programState; + console.log('Extracted program state:', programState); + if (programState) { + // Unescape the JSON string + tokenData.program_state = programState.replace(/\\n/g, '\n').replace(/\\"/g, '"').replace(/\\\\/g, '\\'); + console.log('Final program state:', tokenData.program_state); + } else { + console.log('No program state found in localStorage'); + } + } catch (e) { + // Log localStorage access errors for debugging + console.log('Failed to extract program state:', e); + } + + // Store token data in order of responses + responseTokenData.push(tokenData); + + // Update totals + if (Number.isFinite(p)) tokenTotals.prompt += p; + if (Number.isFinite(c)) tokenTotals.completion += c; + if (Number.isFinite(t)) tokenTotals.total += t; + if (Number.isFinite(cached)) tokenTotals.cached = (tokenTotals.cached ?? 0) + cached; + + // Save last message + if (Array.isArray(data.choices) && data.choices.length > 0 && data.choices[0].message) { + // Log the full message object for debugging + console.log(`Response ${responseTokenData.length - 1}:`, JSON.stringify(data.choices[0].message, null, 2)); + } + } catch { + // ignore parse/streaming issues + } + }); + + const summary = await runCore(page, ctx, { task, apiKey, modelValue, url, outPath, tokenTotals, cachedTokensSupported, lastMessages }); + + // Add token data to agent messages based on order + let agentIndex = 0; + console.log(`Found ${responseTokenData.length} API responses and processing message log with ${summary.message_log.length} messages`); + for (const message of summary.message_log) { + if (message.type === 'agent') { + if (agentIndex < responseTokenData.length) { + const tokenData = responseTokenData[agentIndex]; + console.log(`Associating response ${agentIndex} with agent message ${agentIndex}:`, tokenData); + message.prompt_tokens = tokenData.prompt_tokens; + message.completion_tokens = tokenData.completion_tokens; + message.total_tokens = tokenData.total_tokens; + message.cached_tokens = tokenData.cached_tokens; + message.timestamp = tokenData.timestamp; + if (tokenData.tool_calls) { + message.tool_calls = tokenData.tool_calls; + } + if (tokenData.program_state) { + message.program_state = tokenData.program_state; + } + } else { + console.log(`Warning: No token data found for agent message ${agentIndex}`); + } + agentIndex++; + } + } + + // Rewrite the JSON file with the updated summary that includes token data + fs.writeFileSync(outPath, JSON.stringify(summary, null, 2), 'utf8'); + + // Success: stop trace without saving + await ctx.tracing.stop(); + return { ok: true as const, summary }; + } catch (err) { + // Failure: save trace/screenshot/logs + try { await ctx.tracing.stop({ path: tracePath }); } catch {} + try { await page.screenshot({ path: screenshotPath, fullPage: true }); } catch {} + try { fs.writeFileSync(logsPath, logs.join('\n'), 'utf8'); } catch {} + return { ok: false as const, error: err }; + } finally { + await browser.close().catch(() => {}); + } + })(); + + // Watchdog timeout + const timeout = new Promise<{ ok: false; error: Error }>((resolve) => { + const t = setTimeout(() => { + resolve({ ok: false, error: new Error(`Attempt ${attempt} timed out after ${attemptTimeoutMs}ms`) }); + }, attemptTimeoutMs); + // If work finishes first, clear timeout + work.finally(() => clearTimeout(t)); + }); + + // Race work vs timeout + const result = await Promise.race([work, timeout]); + return result; +} + +// 4) Retry loop with exponential backoff +(async () => { + const outputDir = args.outputDir as string | undefined; + if (!outputDir) { + console.error('Missing output directory. Provide --outputDir .'); + process.exit(1); + } + // ensure dir exists + fs.mkdirSync(outputDir, { recursive: true }); + + const taskPath = args.task as string | undefined; + if (!taskPath) { + console.error('Missing task file. Provide --task .'); + process.exit(1); + } + + const task = loadTask(taskPath); + // CLI overrides + const apiKey = args.apiKey ?? task.apiKey ?? ''; + const modelValue = args.model ?? task.model ?? ''; + const url = args.url ?? task.url ?? ''; + const headless = args.headless !== 'false'; + + if (!apiKey) { + console.error('Missing API key. Provide --apiKey or include in YAML.'); + process.exit(1); + } + if (!modelValue) { + console.error('Missing model value. Provide --model or include in YAML.'); + process.exit(1); + } + if (!url) { + console.error('Missing URL. Provide --url or include in YAML.'); + process.exit(1); + } + + const base = path.basename(taskPath, path.extname(taskPath)); + const outPath = path.join(outputDir, `${base}.json`); + + let lastError: unknown = null; + + for (let attempt = 1; attempt <= (retries + 1); attempt++) { + const res = await runOnce(attempt, { headless, url, outDir: outputDir, outPath, task, apiKey, modelValue }) as RunOnceResult; + if (res.ok) { + // Log summary without the verbose message_log + const { message_log, ...summaryWithoutLog } = res.summary; + console.log(JSON.stringify({ ...summaryWithoutLog, output: outPath, attempts: attempt }, null, 2)); + if (res.summary?.fail > 0) process.exitCode = 2; + return; + } + lastError = res.error; + console.error(`[attempt ${attempt}] failed:`, res.error); + + if (attempt <= retries) { + const backoffMs = Math.min(30_000, 2_000 * Math.pow(2, attempt - 1)); // 2s, 4s, 8s, ... + console.error(`[attempt ${attempt}] retrying in ${backoffMs}ms...`); + await new Promise(r => setTimeout(r, backoffMs)); + } + } + + // All attempts failed + console.error(`All ${retries + 1} attempts failed.`); + if (lastError) console.error(lastError); + process.exit(1); +})(); \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/src/llm-tests/tasks/emojipaint-base.yaml b/src/llm-tests/tasks/emojipaint-base.yaml new file mode 100644 index 0000000000..a90df18956 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/llm-tests/tasks/emojipaint-base.yaml @@ -0,0 +1,144 @@ +initialProgram: | + # EMOJIPAINT MVU # + + type Emoji = String in + type Canvas = [[Emoji]] in + type Row = Int in + type Col = Int in + + type Model = ( + canvas = Canvas, # The 2D grid of emojis # + brush = Emoji, # The currently selected emoji # + palette = [Emoji] # The list of available emojis # + ) in + + type Action = + + SetBrush(Int) # Set the brush using a palette index # + + PaintCell(Row, Col) # Stamp the current emoji at the specified position # + + ClearCell(Row, Col) # Clear the emoji at the specified position # + + ClearCanvas # Clear the entire grid # + + PaintRow(Row) # Fill the specified row with the current emoji # + in + + let model_init: Model = ( + [["","",""],["","",""],["","",""]], # Initial 3x3 empty grid # + "😄", # Initial selected emoji # + ["😄", "😅", "😆", "😉", "😊"] # Available emojis # + ) in + + let setCell: (Canvas, Row, Col, Emoji) -> Canvas = + fun (canvas, row, col, emoji) -> mapi( + canvas, + fun (i, r) -> + if i == row + then mapi( + r, + fun (j, c) -> + if j == col + then emoji + else c) + else r) + in + + let setRow: (Canvas, Row, Emoji) -> Canvas = + fun (canvas, targetRow, emoji) -> + mapi( + canvas, + fun (i, row) -> + if i == targetRow + then map(row, fun _ -> emoji) + else row) + in + + let setAll: (Canvas, Emoji) -> Canvas = + fun (canvas, emoji) -> + map(canvas, fun r -> map(r, fun _ -> emoji)) + in + + let updateGrid: (Model, Canvas -> Canvas) -> Model = + fun (m, f) -> + (f(m.canvas), m.brush, m.palette) + in + + # Update the EmojiPaint app model based on an action # + let update: (Model, Action) -> Model = + ? + in + + let do = fun (init: Model, actions: [Action]) -> + fold_left(actions, update, init) + in +prompt: | + Write the EmojiPaint update function +tests: | + # EMOJIPAINT MVU TESTS # + + test + let (grid, _, _) = update(model_init, PaintCell(0, 0)) in + grid == [["😄","",""],["","",""],["","",""]] + end; + + test + let (grid, _, _) = update(model_init, PaintRow(1)) in + grid == [["","",""],["😄","😄","😄"],["","",""]] + end; + + test + let model = update(model_init, SetBrush(1)) in + let (grid, selectedEmoji, _) = update(model, PaintCell(2, 2)) in + grid == [["","",""],["","",""],["","","😅"]] && selectedEmoji == "😅" + end; + + test + let model = update(model_init, PaintRow(0)) in + let (grid, _, _) = update(model, ClearCell(0, 1)) in + grid == [["😄","","😄"],["","",""],["","",""]] + end; + + test + let model = update(model_init, PaintCell(1, 1)) in + let (grid, _, _) = update(model, ClearCanvas) in + grid == [["","",""],["","",""],["","",""]] + end; + + test + let (_, selectedEmoji, _) = update(model_init, SetBrush(4)) in + let (grid_init, _, emojiList_init) = model_init in + let (grid, _, _) = update((grid_init, selectedEmoji, emojiList_init), PaintCell(1, 2)) in + grid == [["","",""],["","","😊"],["","",""]] + end; + + test + let (_, selectedEmoji, emojiList) = model_init in + let model = update(model_init, PaintRow(2)) in + let (grid, _, _) = update(model, ClearCell(2, 0)) in + grid == [["","",""],["","",""],["","😄","😄"]] + end; + + test + let model = update(model_init, PaintCell(0, 0)) in + let model = update(model, PaintCell(1, 1)) in + let model = update(model, PaintCell(2, 2)) in + let (grid, _, _) = update(model, ClearCanvas) in + grid == [["","",""],["","",""],["","",""]] + end; + + test + let (grid_init, _, emojiList_init) = model_init in + let model = update(model_init, PaintRow(0)) in + let (_, selectedEmoji, _) = update(model, SetBrush(2)) in + let (grid,_,_) = model in + let (grid, _, _) = update((grid, selectedEmoji, emojiList_init), PaintCell(1, 1)) in + grid == [["😄","😄","😄"],["","😆",""],["","",""]] + end; + + test + let model = update(model_init, PaintCell(0, 0)) in + let model = update(model, PaintRow(2)) in + let (grid, _, emojiList) = model in + let model = update(model, SetBrush(3)) in + let model = update(model, PaintCell(1, 1)) in + let model = update(model, ClearCell(2, 2)) in + let (grid, selectedEmoji, _) = model in + grid == [["😄","",""],["","😉",""],["😄","😄",""]] && selectedEmoji == "😉" + end; \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/src/llm-tests/tasks/emojipaint-sample.yaml b/src/llm-tests/tasks/emojipaint-sample.yaml new file mode 100644 index 0000000000..4a7f1a1af9 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/llm-tests/tasks/emojipaint-sample.yaml @@ -0,0 +1,113 @@ +initialProgram: | + # EMOJIPAINT MVU # + + type Emoji = String in + type Canvas = [[Emoji]] in + type Row = Int in + type Col = Int in + + type Model = ( + canvas = Canvas, # The 2D grid of emojis # + brush = Emoji, # The currently selected emoji # + palette = [Emoji] # The list of available emojis # + ) in + + type Action = + + SetBrush(Int) # Set the brush using a palette index # + + PaintCell(Row, Col) # Stamp the current emoji at the specified position # + + ClearCell(Row, Col) # Clear the emoji at the specified position # + + ClearCanvas # Clear the entire grid # + + PaintRow(Row) # Fill the specified row with the current emoji # + in + + let init: Model = ( + # The canvas starts empty # + canvas = [ + ["","",""], + ["","",""], + ["","",""] + ], + # Initial emoji brush # + brush = ":smile:", + # Emoji palette # + palette = [":smile:", ":sweat_smile:", ":laughing:", ":wink:", ":blush:"] + ) in + + let setCell: (Canvas, Row, Col, Emoji) -> Canvas = + fun (canvas, row, col, emoji) -> mapi( + canvas, + fun (i, r) -> + if i == row + then mapi( + r, + fun (j, c) -> + if j == col + then emoji + else c) + else r) + in + + let setRow: (Canvas, Row, Emoji) -> Canvas = + fun (canvas, targetRow, emoji) -> + mapi( + canvas, + fun (i, row) -> + if i == targetRow + then map(row, fun _ -> emoji) + else row) + in + + let setAll: (Canvas, Emoji) -> Canvas = + fun (canvas, emoji) -> + map(canvas, fun r -> map(r, fun _ -> emoji)) + in + + let updateGrid: (Model, Canvas -> Canvas) -> Model = + fun (m, f) -> + (f(m.canvas), m.brush, m.palette) + in + + # Update the EmojiPaint app model based on an action # + let update: (Model, Action) -> Model = + fun (m, action) -> + case action + | SetBrush(emoji) => + (m.canvas, nth(m.palette, emoji), m.palette) + | PaintCell(row, col) => + updateGrid(m, fun c -> setCell(c, row, col, m.brush)) + | ClearCell(row, col) => + updateGrid(m, fun c -> setCell(c, row, col, "")) + | ClearCanvas => + updateGrid(m, fun c -> setAll(c, "")) + | PaintRow(row) => + updateGrid(m, fun c -> setRow(c, row, m.brush)) + end + in + + let do = fun (init: Model, actions: [Action]) -> + fold_left(actions, update, init) + in + + let actions = [ClearCanvas, SetBrush(1), PaintCell(1, 1), SetBrush(3), PaintRow(0)] in + + do(init, actions) +prompt: | + Implement a new action, FillColumn(Col) that fills a column in the grid with a currently-selected emoji +tests: | + test + let (grid, _, _) = update(model_init, FillColumn(0)) in + grid == [["😄","",""],["😄","",""],["😄","",""]] + end; + test + let (grid, _, _) = update(model_init, FillColumn(1)) in + grid == [["","😄",""],["","😄",""],["","😄",""]] + end; + test + let (grid, _, _) = update(model_init, FillColumn(2)) in + grid == [["","","😄"],["","","😄"],["","","😄"]] + end; + test + 1 == 2 + end; + let testfunc = fun n -> ? in + test testfunc(1) == 0 end; \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/src/llm-tests/tasks/test.yaml b/src/llm-tests/tasks/test.yaml new file mode 100644 index 0000000000..8904809d3a --- /dev/null +++ b/src/llm-tests/tasks/test.yaml @@ -0,0 +1,6 @@ +initialProgram: | + let x = 5 in x +prompt: | + Create a varable called y and add it to x +tests: | + test y == 5 end; \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/src/llm-tests/test-results/emojipaint-base-undet.json b/src/llm-tests/test-results/emojipaint-base-undet.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000..64f1a2c5b5 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/llm-tests/test-results/emojipaint-base-undet.json @@ -0,0 +1,147 @@ +{ + "total": 10, + "pass": 0, + "fail": 0, + "indet": 10, + "model": "openai/gpt-5-mini", + "prompt_tokens": 124554, + "completion_tokens": 3984, + "total_tokens": 128538, + "cached_tokens": 0, + "cached_tokens_supported": false, + "failed_or_indet_tests": [ + "test \n let (grid, _, _) = update(model_init, StampEmoji(0, 0)) in\n grid == [[\"😄\",\"\",\"\"],[\"\",\"\",\"\"],[\"\",\"\",\"\"]] \nend", + "test\n let (grid, _, _) = update(model_init, FillRow(1)) in\n grid == [[\"\",\"\",\"\"],[\"😄\",\"😄\",\"😄\"],[\"\",\"\",\"\"]] \nend", + "test\n let model = update(model_init, SelectEmoji(\"😅\")) in\n let (grid, selectedEmoji, _) = update(model, StampEmoji(2, 2)) in\n grid == [[\"\",\"\",\"\"],[\"\",\"\",\"\"],[\"\",\"\",\"😅\"]] && selectedEmoji == \"😅\" \nend", + "test\n let model = update(model_init, FillRow(0)) in\n let (grid, _, _) = update(model, ClearCell(0, 1)) in\n grid == [[\"😄\",\"\",\"😄\"],[\"\",\"\",\"\"],[\"\",\"\",\"\"]] \nend", + "test\n let model = update(model_init, StampEmoji(1, 1)) in\n let (grid, _, _) = update(model, ClearGrid) in\n grid == [[\"\",\"\",\"\"],[\"\",\"\",\"\"],[\"\",\"\",\"\"]] \nend", + "test\n let (_, selectedEmoji, _) = update(model_init, SelectEmoji(\"😊\")) in\n let (grid_init, _, emojiList_init) = model_init in\n let (grid, _, _) = update((grid_init, selectedEmoji, emojiList_init), StampEmoji(1, 2)) in\n grid == [[\"\",\"\",\"\"],[\"\",\"\",\"😊\"],[\"\",\"\",\"\"]] \nend", + "test\n let (_, selectedEmoji, emojiList) = model_init in\n let model = update(model_init, FillRow(2)) in\n let (grid, _, _) = update(model, ClearCell(2, 0)) in\n grid == [[\"\",\"\",\"\"],[\"\",\"\",\"\"],[\"\",\"😄\",\"😄\"]] \nend", + "test\n let model = update(model_init, StampEmoji(0, 0)) in\n let model = update(model, StampEmoji(1, 1)) in\n let model = update(model, StampEmoji(2, 2)) in\n let (grid, _, _) = update(model, ClearGrid) in\n grid == [[\"\",\"\",\"\"],[\"\",\"\",\"\"],[\"\",\"\",\"\"]] \nend", + "test\n let (grid_init, _, emojiList_init) = model_init in\n let model = update(model_init, FillRow(0)) in\n let (_, selectedEmoji, _) = update(model, SelectEmoji(\"😆\")) in\n let (grid,_,_) = model in\n let (grid, _, _) = update((grid, selectedEmoji, emojiList_init), StampEmoji(1, 1)) in\n grid == [[\"😄\",\"😄\",\"😄\"],[\"\",\"😆\",\"\"],[\"\",\"\",\"\"]] \nend", + "test\n let model = update(model_init, StampEmoji(0, 0)) in\n let model = update(model, FillRow(2)) in\n let (grid, _, emojiList) = model in\n let model = update(model, SelectEmoji(\"😉\")) in\n let model = update(model, StampEmoji(1, 1)) in\n let model = update(model, ClearCell(2, 2)) in\n let (grid, selectedEmoji, _) = model in\n grid == [[\"😄\",\"\",\"\"],[\"\",\"😉\",\"\"],[\"😄\",\"😄\",\"\"]] && selectedEmoji == \"😉\" \nend" + ], + "message_log": [ + { + "type": "system-prompt", + "content": " You are an expert agentic AI programming assistant operating in the Hazel programming language. You are working with a user to accomplish a programming task in a paired programming setting. The user will ask you a question or to perform a task (implement a feature, fix an issue, etc). You are a professional coding agent, meaning it is your duty to complete the user's task or attempt to complete their task until you decide the task is complete or it is absolutely infeasible to complete the task. The Hazel programming language is a low-resource programming language, meaning it did not show up in much of your training data, and thus you will be provided with relevant syntax and semantic information of the programming language that you must carefully study and review when generating your responses. NEVER try to write code from another programming language other than Hazel. Whenver writing a comment in Hazel, YOU MUST follow the comment syntax exactly... the syntax is as follows: ```\n # comment #\n ```\n Note that there MUST ALWAYS be an opening and closing hash symbol to enclose the comment. Furthermore, comments cannot span multiple lines. ```# this is an \n invalid comment #``` is invalid (spans multiple lines). ```# This is an invalid comment``` is invalid (no closing hash symbol). ```# This is a valid comment #``` is valid. You may explain and reason about the program/task/user query, but aim to keep your thinking and explanations concise and to the point. If the user wants you to implement a feature that is quite complex, you should break it down into smaller tasks to work through step by step. After calling a tool, you should pick up immediately from where you left off—No need to repeat or summarize what you've been doing. You should avoid explicitly mentioning tool calls to the user. Your conversation with the user should be as natural as possible, as if you were their pair programming partner. We will now provide you with the following:\n 1. A uniquely designed structure-based programming toolkit along with a specification on how to call these tools throughout the attempted completion of the task. This toolkit is newly designed by us Hazel developers, and will require thorough study and review by you to use it effectively.\n 2. Hazel syntax notes.\n 3. A brief summary of Hazel documentation.\n 4. A series of GOLDEN FEW SHOT EXAMPLES from agents who successfully implemented user-requested features using our uniquely designed structure-based programming toolkit.\n You should frequently come back and reference each of the toolkit, syntax notes, documentation, and golden standard examples. Keep your chats brief and concise, briefly communicating with the user your plan-of-action. After making a tool call, pick up immediately from where you left off. That is, do not repeat yourself or try to summarize what you've been doing. You should use markdown to format your text responses, in a way such that the user can easily read and understand your thinking, intentions, and plan-of-action. Available markdown features include:\n 1. bold\n 2. italic\n 3. inline code\n 4. headers\n 5. blockquote\n 6. thematic break\n 7. lists\n 8. links\n You are operating in a structure-based programming environment, akin to a structure editor. every edit state of Hazel maintains a valid Abstract Syntax Tree (AST) representation of the program. We aim to leverage this feature of Hazel and provide you with a toolkit that enables you to navigate, read, and modify the program's structure. On each iteration, you will be provided with the current node in the AST, its parent node, its children nodes, and any static errors present in the program. You are also provided with rich language server information, such as what variables are referenced in the current node's definition. It's important to note that the tools you have belong exclusively to one of three categories:\n 1. Navigation: These tools are used to navigate the AST/program itslef, and move the cursor from one variable/type definition to another, and will never modify the program.\n 2. Read: These tools are used to gather additional information from the program, and do not modify the program or the cursor location in the AST.\n 3. Edit: These tools are used to modify the program. They may move the cursor as a side effect (eg. removing a node will require the cursor to be moved elsewhere, or inserting a new node will move the cursor to that new node).\n You should use the tools to navigate the AST, read information from the program, and modify the program. You should not use the tools to answer questions or provide information to the user. These tools are meant to be strictly structure-based, allowing you to treat the program as a structure editor. If the user asks a question that does not require any editing or understanding of their code, you should not use the tools to answer the question. If the user asks a question that requires understanding their code, but not actually editing it, you should use esclusivley navigation and read tools to understand the code and provide and thoughtful response. If the user asks a complex or ambiguous question, you should ask for and seek clarification first before calling any tools. These tools are meant to be fairly atomic, and you are expected to make many tool calls in order to traverse the AST, read and undestand the code, and finally, complete the user's task! * You might see ⋱ after some definitions. This is a special character that indicates a \"fold\" in the program. It is a critical feature here, as it aims to prevent information overload... In this agentic setting, we abstract away child let bindings' definitions behind these folds, thus replacing them with ⋱. You should recognize that these are not actual characters within the program, but rather \"folds\" which hide away the details of child defintions and prevent an overload of information. * It is likely you'll need to understand the code in order to answer a user's question or to make an edit. In any case, you should use navigation tools and read tools to view the relevant parts and defintions (let expressions) of the program as necessary. Terminology Used in this Toolkit:\n * \"pattern\" - the tiles between the \"let\" and \"=\" delimiters, or the \"type\" and \"=\" delimiters, exclusive\n * \"definition\" - the tiles between the \"=\" and \"in\" delimiters, exclusive\n * \"body\" - the tiles after the \"in\" delimiter, exclusive\n * \"binding clause\" - the tiles between the \"let\" and \"in\" delimiters, or the \"type\" and \"in\" delimiters, inclusive\n Another note—when writing code, you should use line breaks to neatly format the code. NEVER try to indent code, as Hazel's formatter will automatically indent and format the code for you wherever you insert line breaks. NEVER write code without using line breaks when line breaks are highly necessary. - Hazel uses C-style function application syntax, with parenthesis around comma-separated arguments - Function application is ALWAYS written using parentheses and commas: use 'function(arg1, arg2)'. DO NOT just use spaces between the function name and arguments. - Function parameters are ALWAYS commas separated: 'fun arg1, arg2 -> '. DO NOT use spaces to separate function arguments. - There is no dot accessor notation for tuples; DO NOT use tuple.field. use pattern matching for destructuring: let (field, _) = tuple in ... - The following ARE NOT Hazel keywords. DO NOT use these keywords: switch, with, of, rec. ALWAYS omit these keywords - Pattern matching is ALWAYS written a 'case ... end' expression. Cases MUST END in an 'end' keyword. DO NOT USE any other keyword besides 'case' to do pattern matching. DO NOT USE a 'with' or 'of' keyword with 'case', just start the list of rules. Pattern matching rules use syntax '| pattern => expression'. Note the '=>' arrow. - The ONLY way to define a named function is by using a function expression nested in a let expression like 'let = fun -> in SYSTEM CORE (always prepend)\n\n\nRole & Objective\n----------------\nYou are a compositional AI coding agent working exclusively in Hazel. Your goal is to read,\nnavigate, and edit a single Hazel program to implement user-requested changes safely and\nincrementally, using the provided structure-level tools only. Always preserve a well-formed AST,\nprefer small, reversible steps, and keep your replies brief and actionable.\n\nNon-negotiables\n---------------\n- Hazel only. Never emit code from other languages.\n- Prefer structure-aware changes (bindings, patterns, bodies) over textual rewriting.\n- Formatting: Use line breaks for layout; do not hand-indent. Hazel's formatter handles indentation.\n- Never use the 'rec' keyword for recursion. Recursion is inferred by Hazel.\n- If you rename a binding, use `update_pattern` (it potentially updates use-sites, assuming arity matches).\n- Use `initialize` only on a program with no `let`/`type` bindings (fresh start). Your changes will be rejected otherwise.\n- Use `update_binding_clause` when you must rewrite the entire `let … in` (`let`+pattern+`=`+definition+`in`)\n without a final body. This effectively allows you to edit both the pattern and deinition at once. It also\n allows you to redefine the current binding while simultaneously adding any number of new bindings.\n- Never fabricate unavailable tools or external files.\n- Respond to the user with: plan → action(s) → result/next step. Keep it short. If more information\n from the user is needed, ask for it. Make checklists/plans/todo lists whenever necessary.\n\nDesign Rationale (for you)\n--------------------------\nStructure-level actions reduce line-based fragility, align with Hazel's always-well-formed AST\nstates, and help the model reason over program semantics, not arbitrary line windows. Error rounds\nhave diminishing returns—favor precise edits and targeted navigation.\n\n\nOPERATING PROTOCOL (R→P→A→C loop)\n\n\nR — Read\n--------\n- Mentally summarize the task and current cursor position.\n- When needed, navigate to the relevant binding(s) (`go_to_child`, `go_to_sibling`, `go_to_parent`,\n `go_to_binding_site`). Absorb the information you need to know about the binding(s) into your mental model.\n- If details are folded (⋱), use `view_entire_definition` at the target to see the whole definition when\n necessary. If you are not interested in the details (eg. just navigating through the program, or already know you need to rewrite things), you can skip this step.\n\nP — Plan\n--------\n- Decompose into small structural edits: introduce binding, change pattern, change definition,\n change body, or rewrite a binding clause.\n- Prefer a single clear edit per tool call; sequence them.\n- Add types where they clarify intent.\n\nA — Act\n-------\n- Execute the minimal tool(s) needed: `insert_before/after`, `update_*`, `delete_*`.\n- When adding multi-binding scaffolds, use `insert_before` or `update_binding_clause`.\n- When needing to change the body of a binding, use `update_body`. Note that this tool call\n can potentially replace a lot of code (you should usually use it on the tail binding of sequence of sibling bindings/nodes).\n\nC — Check\n---------\n- Re-open or re-navigate and scan the updated binding with `view_entire_definition` if necessary.\n- If subsequent fixes are required, repeat R→P→A→C.\n- Stop when the requested behavior is implemented or a blocking ambiguity exists.\n\n\nHAZEL CHEAT-SHEET (compact, high-yield)\n\n\nBindings & Body\n---------------\nlet [ : Type ] = in\n\n ``` - Pattern: between `let` and `=` - Definition: between `=` and `in` - Body: after `in` - Holes: `?` (empty), non-empty error hole by typing mismatches\nFunctions\nlet f = fun x -> ... in or let f : A -> B = fun x -> ... in\n\nCase\ncase xs\n| [] => ...\n| hd::tl => ...\nend\nLists\n[], 1::2::[], [1,2,3]\n\nADTs\ntype Exp = + Var(String) + Lam(String, Exp) + Ap(Exp, Exp) in\nPolymorphism\nkotlin\n\nlet id : forall A -> A -> A = typfun A -> fun x:A -> x in\nFormatting Rule\nUse line breaks generously; do not hand-indent.\n\n\nTOOLBOX SUMMARY (only these tools exist)\n\n\nNavigation (no edits)\ngo_to_parent()\n\ngo_to_child(name, index?)\n\ngo_to_sibling(name, index?)\n\ngo_to_binding_site(name, index?) — jump from a variable use to its binding\n\nview_entire_definition() — expand folded content at cursor. has potential to reveal a lot of information about the binding which\n can quickly fill contexts and potentially muffle semantic information. Use with caution.\n\nEditing\ninitialize(code) — replace/initialize the whole program ONLY if no let/type exist yet. You will be rejected otherwise.\n\ninsert_before(code) / insert_after(code) — add new binding(s) adjacent to current node;\ncursor moves to newest inserted binding\n\nupdate_pattern(code) — rename/change pattern; updates all use-sites if atom names match in count\n\nupdate_definition(code) — replace only the definition (right of =)\n\nupdate_body(code) — replace the body (after in)\n\nupdate_binding_clause(code) — replace the entire let … in header (pattern + definition + in),\nno trailing body\n\ndelete_binding_clause() — remove the whole let … in binding; cursor relocates per rules\n\ndelete_body() — remove the current node's body (turns into a hole/unfinished body)\n\nWhen to choose what\nIntroduce new helper(s) or function(s) or variable(s) etc.: insert_before/after\n\nRename a variable (and propagate): update_pattern\n\nChange computation for a binding: update_definition\n\nChange the program result or subsequent code: update_body\n\nSplit/merge binding headers or change type annotations & structure: update_binding_clause\n\nClean up: delete_binding_clause / delete_body\n\n\nFAILURE & SAFETY\n\n\n\nIf a tool is disallowed in the current state (e.g., initialize when bindings exist),\nchoose the nearest structural alternative (e.g., update_binding_clause to seed scaffolding,\nthen update_body).\n\nIf symbol ambiguity arises (e.g., multiple same-name bindings), prefer go_to_* with an index\nto disambiguate, then rename with update_pattern.\n\nIf an edit cascades unexpected references, immediately inspect with view_entire_definition\nand correct with a follow-up update_definition or update_pattern.\n\nKeep each action atomic and explain briefly what you did and what you will do next.\n\n\nNotes for future engineers (human readers)\n\n\n\nThe examples emphasize atomic structure edits, minimal deltas, and short confirmations.\n\nPrefer structuring multi-step tasks as sequences of navigation → single edit → check\nto improve stability and interpretability.\n\nIf show-references becomes available later, introduce it in the Read phase, but do not\nassume it exists now (the tool list in this pack is authoritative).\n\nThis pack assumes Hazel's invariants (always meaningful AST states with holes) and\njustifies structure-level actions accordingly.\n - Hazel is a live functional programming environment that supports incomplete programs via typed holes. - Typed holes, denoted as `?`, can stand for missing expressions or types. - Programs with holes still carry meaningful static and dynamic semantics, unlike traditional languages. - Hazel uses a structure editor that maintains well-formed syntax trees with holes instead of raw text. - Example: Define a function with an unknown type and evaluate it. ``` let f: ? -> ? = fun b -> b && true in f(true); ``` - This function runs successfully even though the type is unknown. - Hazel uses **bidirectional typing**, where types can be either synthesized or analyzed. - Example: Bidirectional typing for boolean functions. ``` let f = fun b: Bool -> b && true in f(true); ``` - Holes can be used in types, parameters, and patterns. ``` let f: (Int, ?) -> Int = fun a, b -> a + 1 in f(1, 2); ``` - Hazel also supports polymorphic functions. ``` let poly_id: forall a -> a -> a = typfun a -> fun x: a -> x; ``` - Polymorphic functions can be applied with type arguments using `@` syntax. ``` poly_id@(5); ``` - Hazel supports defining algebraic data types (ADTs) and using them in pattern matches. ``` type Exp = + Var(String) + Lam(String, Exp) + Ap(Exp, Exp) in let subst: (Exp, String, Exp) -> Exp = fun v, name, e -> case e | Var(n) => if n$==name then v else e | Lam(x, body) => Lam(x, subst(v, name, body)) | Ap(e1, e2) => Ap(subst(v, name, e1), subst(v, name, e2)) end; ``` - Hazel permits incomplete pattern matches and treats them semantically. ``` let f = fun x -> case x | 0 => \"zero\" | ? => \"non-zero\" end; ``` - Evaluation proceeds until it hits a hole, then stops gracefully. - Example of evaluation with error halted inside a hole: ``` let f: Int -> Int = fun x -> x + true in f(1); ``` - The erroneous addition will be wrapped in a non-empty hole, not crash. - Hazel's recursive types allow expressive structures. ``` type MyList = rec A -> (Nil + Cons(Int, A)) in let x: MyList = Cons(1, Cons(2, Cons(3, Nil))); ``` - Hazel supports list processing via pattern matching. ``` let length: [Int] -> Int = fun xs -> case xs | [] => 0 | hd::tl => 1 + length(tl) end; ``` - Hazel allows mutual recursion via let-bindings of tuples. ``` let (even: Int -> Bool, odd: Int -> Bool) = (fun n -> if n == 0 then true else odd(n - 1), fun n -> if n == 0 then false else even(n - 1)) in even(4); ``` - Projectors and livelits provide visual editing tools in Hazel's GUI. - Hazel allows tests to be included inline. ``` test 2 + 2 == 4 end; ``` - Hazel supports explaining sub-expressions via cursor-based documentation. - Hazel is ideal for education, as no edit state is meaningless. - All code edits are type-preserving and guided by Hazel's edit action model. - An important note is that comments in Hazel are enclosed by `#` symbols. Eg `# This is a comment #`. The program WILL be erroneous if you do not include an ending '#' symbol for a comment. " + }, + { + "type": "user", + "content": "Write the EmojiPaint update function" + }, + { + "type": "system-prompt", + "content": "\nCurrent node: do\nPath to node: do\nSibling nodes: [Emoji (index: 0), Canvas (index: 1), Row (index: 2), Col (index: 3), Model (index: 4), Action (index: 5), model_init (index: 6), setCell (index: 7), setRow (index: 8), setAll (index: 9), updateGrid (index: 10), update (index: 11)]\nChild nodes: []\n\n\nDefinition of \"do\"'s parent (no parent, displaying entire top level of the program)\":\n```\n# EMOJIPAINT MVU #\n\ntype Emoji = String in \ntype Canvas = [[Emoji]] in \ntype Row = Int in \ntype Col = Int in \n\ntype Model = (\n canvas = Canvas, # The 2D grid of emojis #\n brush = Emoji, # The currently selected emoji #\n palette = [Emoji] # The list of available emojis #\n) in\n\ntype Action =\n + SetBrush(Int) # Set the brush using a palette index #\n + PaintCell(Row, Col) # Stamp the current emoji at the specified position #\n + ClearCell(Row, Col) # Clear the emoji at the specified position #\n + ClearCanvas # Clear the entire grid #\n + PaintRow(Row) # Fill the specified row with the current emoji #\nin\n\nlet model_init: Model = ⋱ in\n \n let setCell: (Canvas, Row, Col, Emoji) -> Canvas =\n ⋱ \nin\n\nlet setRow: (Canvas, Row, Emoji) -> Canvas =\n ⋱ \n in\n \n let setAll: (Canvas, Emoji) -> Canvas =\n ⋱ \n in\n \n let updateGrid: (Model, Canvas -> Canvas) -> Model =\n ⋱ \n in\n \n# Update the EmojiPaint app model based on an action #\nlet update: (Model, Action) -> Model =\n⋱\n in\n \n let do = fun (init: Model, actions: [Action]) ->\n fold_left(actions, update, init) \n in\n ?\n```\nVariables referenced: [update (Index: 0)]\n\nNo static errors found in the program.\n" + }, + { + "type": "tool", + "content": "Agent called tool: go_to_sibling(\"update\", 11)▼ Show more" + }, + { + "type": "system-prompt", + "content": "Action has been applied to the editor" + }, + { + "type": "tool", + "content": "Agent called tool: go_to_sibling(\"setCell\", 7)▼ Show more" + }, + { + "type": "system-prompt", + "content": "Action has been applied to the editor" + }, + { + "type": "tool", + "content": "Agent called tool: view_entire_definition▼ Show more" + }, + { + "type": "system-prompt", + "content": "let setCell: (Canvas, Row, Col, Emoji) -> Canvas =\n fun (canvas, row, col, emoji) -> mapi(\n canvas, \n fun (i, r) ->\n if i == row \n then mapi(\n r,\n fun (j, c) ->\n if j == col \n then emoji \n else c) \n else r) \nin" + }, + { + "type": "tool", + "content": "Agent called tool: go_to_sibling(\"setRow\", 7)▼ Show more" + }, + { + "type": "system-prompt", + "content": "Action has been applied to the editor" + }, + { + "type": "tool", + "content": "Agent called tool: go_to_sibling(\"setAll\", 8)▼ Show more" + }, + { + "type": "system-prompt", + "content": "Action has been applied to the editor" + }, + { + "type": "tool", + "content": "Agent called tool: go_to_sibling(\"updateGrid\", 9)▼ Show more" + }, + { + "type": "system-prompt", + "content": "Action has been applied to the editor" + }, + { + "type": "tool", + "content": "Agent called tool: view_entire_definition▼ Show more" + }, + { + "type": "system-prompt", + "content": "let updateGrid: (Model, Canvas -> Canvas) -> Model =\n fun (m, f) ->\n (f(m.canvas), m.brush, m.palette) \nin" + }, + { + "type": "tool", + "content": "Agent called tool: update_definition(\"fun (m, action) ->\n case action\n | SetBrush(i) => (m.canvas, nth(m.palette, i), m.palette)\n | PaintCell(r, c) => updateGrid(m, fun canvas -> setCell(canvas, r, c, m.brush))\n | ClearCell(r, c) => updateGrid(m, fun canvas -> setCell(canvas, r, c, \"\"))\n | ClearCanvas => updateGrid(m, fun canvas -> setAll(canvas, \"\"))\n | PaintRow(r) => updateGrid(m, fun canvas -> setRow(canvas, r, m.brush))\n end\")▼ Show more" + }, + { + "type": "system-error", + "content": "Not applying the action you requested as it would have the following static error(s): Error in term:\n ClearCanvas\nNature of error: Expecting type Canvas -> Canvas but got inconsistent type Action, Error in term:\n ClearCell\nNature of error: Expecting type -> Canvas -> Canvas but got inconsistent type Row, Col -> Action, Error in term:\n PaintCell\nNature of error: Expecting type -> Canvas -> Canvas but got inconsistent type Row, Col -> Action, Error in term:\n PaintRow\nNature of error: Expecting type -> Canvas -> Canvas but got inconsistent type Row -> Action, Error in term:\n SetBrush\nNature of error: Expecting type -> Canvas -> Canvas but got inconsistent type Int -> Action▲ Show less" + }, + { + "type": "tool", + "content": "Agent called tool: view_entire_definition▼ Show more" + }, + { + "type": "system-prompt", + "content": "let updateGrid: (Model, Canvas -> Canvas) -> Model =\n fun (m, f) ->\n (f(m.canvas), m.brush, m.palette) \nin" + }, + { + "type": "tool", + "content": "Agent called tool: go_to_sibling(\"update\", 10)▼ Show more" + }, + { + "type": "system-prompt", + "content": "Action has been applied to the editor" + }, + { + "type": "tool", + "content": "Agent called tool: update_definition(\"fun (m, action) ->\n case action\n | SetBrush(i) => (m.canvas, nth(m.palette, i), m.palette)\n | PaintCell(r, c) => updateGrid(m, fun canvas -> setCell(canvas, r, c, m.brush))\n | ClearCell(r, c) => updateGrid(m, fun canvas -> setCell(canvas, r, c, \"\"))\n | ClearCanvas => updateGrid(m, fun canvas -> setAll(canvas, \"\"))\n | PaintRow(r) => updateGrid(m, fun canvas -> setRow(canvas, r, m.brush))\n end\")▼ Show more" + }, + { + "type": "system-prompt", + "content": "Action has been applied to the editor" + }, + { + "type": "agent", + "content": "Plan\n- Implement the `update` function to handle every `Action` by using the existing helpers `setCell`, `setRow`, `setAll`, and `updateGrid`. Keep updates immutable by returning a new `Model`.\n\nActions taken\n- Implemented `update` to:\n - Change brush via `SetBrush(i)` using `nth(m.palette, i)`.\n - Paint / clear a cell via `setCell`.\n - Clear whole canvas via `setAll`.\n - Paint a row via `setRow`.\n - Wrap canvas-transforming functions with `updateGrid` to produce a new `Model`.\n\nResult (the Hazel implementation)\n```\nlet update: (Model, Action) -> Model =\nfun (m, action) ->\ncase action\n| SetBrush(i) => (m.canvas, nth(m.palette, i), m.palette)\n| PaintCell(r, c) => updateGrid(m, fun canvas -> setCell(canvas, r, c, m.brush))\n| ClearCell(r, c) => updateGrid(m, fun canvas -> setCell(canvas, r, c, \"\"))\n| ClearCanvas => updateGrid(m, fun canvas -> setAll(canvas, \"\"))\n| PaintRow(r) => updateGrid(m, fun canvas -> setRow(canvas, r, m.brush))\nend\n```\n\nNext step\n- Run the app or tests to confirm behavior. Want me to add bounds-checking for `nth(m.palette, i)` (safe fallback) or to wire this into the UI event handlers?▲ Show less", + "prompt_tokens": 7356, + "completion_tokens": 346, + "total_tokens": 7702, + "cached_tokens": 0, + "timestamp": "2025-11-03T19:40:52.000Z", + "tool_calls": [ + { + "id": "call_oAwkqGx0PgFleK6OqQ49XTIw", + "index": 0, + "type": "function", + "function": { + "name": "go_to_sibling", + "arguments": "{\"name\":\"update\",\"index\":11}" + } + } + ], + "program_state": "# EMOJIPAINT MVU #\n\ntype Emoji = String in \ntype Canvas = [[Emoji]] in \ntype Row = Int in \ntype Col = Int in \n\ntype Model = (\ncanvas = Canvas, # The 2D grid of emojis #\nbrush = Emoji, # The currently selected emoji #\npalette = [Emoji] # The list of available emojis #\n) in\n\ntype Action =\n+ SetBrush(Int) # Set the brush using a palette index #\n+ PaintCell(Row, Col) # Stamp the current emoji at the specified position #\n+ ClearCell(Row, Col) # Clear the emoji at the specified position #\n+ ClearCanvas # Clear the entire grid #\n+ PaintRow(Row) # Fill the specified row with the current emoji #\nin\n\nlet model_init: Model = (\n[[\"\",\"\",\"\"],[\"\",\"\",\"\"],[\"\",\"\",\"\"]], # Initial 3x3 empty grid #\n\"\\240\\159\\152\\132\", # Initial selected emoji #\n[\"\\240\\159\\152\\132\", \"\\240\\159\\152\\133\", \"\\240\\159\\152\\134\", \"\\240\\159\\152\\137\", \"\\240\\159\\152\\138\"] # Available emojis #\n) in\n\nlet setCell: (Canvas, Row, Col, Emoji) -> Canvas =\nfun (canvas, row, col, emoji) -> mapi(\ncanvas, \nfun (i, r) ->\nif i == row \nthen mapi(\nr,\nfun (j, c) ->\nif j == col \nthen emoji \nelse c) \nelse r) \nin\n\nlet setRow: (Canvas, Row, Emoji) -> Canvas =\nfun (canvas, targetRow, emoji) ->\nmapi(\ncanvas,\nfun (i, row) ->\nif i == targetRow \nthen map(row, fun _ -> emoji) \nelse row) \nin\n\nlet setAll: (Canvas, Emoji) -> Canvas =\nfun (canvas, emoji) ->\nmap(canvas, fun r -> map(r, fun _ -> emoji)) \nin\n\nlet updateGrid: (Model, Canvas -> Canvas) -> Model =\nfun (m, f) ->\n(f(m.canvas), m.brush, m.palette) \nin\n\n# Update the EmojiPaint app model based on an action #\nlet update: (Model, Action) -> Model =\n?\nin\n\nlet do = fun (init: Model, actions: [Action]) ->\nfold_left(actions, update, init) \nin\n" + } + ] +} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/src/llm-tests/test-results/emojipaint-base.json b/src/llm-tests/test-results/emojipaint-base.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000..1467ce1876 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/llm-tests/test-results/emojipaint-base.json @@ -0,0 +1,136 @@ +{ + "total": 10, + "pass": 10, + "fail": 0, + "indet": 0, + "model": "openai/gpt-5-mini", + "prompt_tokens": 103265, + "completion_tokens": 6707, + "total_tokens": 109972, + "cached_tokens": 0, + "cached_tokens_supported": false, + "failed_or_indet_tests": [], + "message_log": [ + { + "type": "system-prompt", + "content": " You are an expert agentic AI programming assistant operating in the Hazel programming language. You are working with a user to accomplish a programming task in a paired programming setting. The user will ask you a question or to perform a task (implement a feature, fix an issue, etc). You are a professional coding agent, meaning it is your duty to complete the user's task or attempt to complete their task until you decide the task is complete or it is absolutely infeasible to complete the task. The Hazel programming language is a low-resource programming language, meaning it did not show up in much of your training data, and thus you will be provided with relevant syntax and semantic information of the programming language that you must carefully study and review when generating your responses. NEVER try to write code from another programming language other than Hazel. Whenver writing a comment in Hazel, YOU MUST follow the comment syntax exactly... the syntax is as follows: ```\n # comment #\n ```\n Note that there MUST ALWAYS be an opening and closing hash symbol to enclose the comment. Furthermore, comments cannot span multiple lines. ```# this is an \n invalid comment #``` is invalid (spans multiple lines). ```# This is an invalid comment``` is invalid (no closing hash symbol). ```# This is a valid comment #``` is valid. You may explain and reason about the program/task/user query, but aim to keep your thinking and explanations concise and to the point. If the user wants you to implement a feature that is quite complex, you should break it down into smaller tasks to work through step by step. After calling a tool, you should pick up immediately from where you left off—No need to repeat or summarize what you've been doing. You should avoid explicitly mentioning tool calls to the user. Your conversation with the user should be as natural as possible, as if you were their pair programming partner. We will now provide you with the following:\n 1. A uniquely designed structure-based programming toolkit along with a specification on how to call these tools throughout the attempted completion of the task. This toolkit is newly designed by us Hazel developers, and will require thorough study and review by you to use it effectively.\n 2. Hazel syntax notes.\n 3. A brief summary of Hazel documentation.\n 4. A series of GOLDEN FEW SHOT EXAMPLES from agents who successfully implemented user-requested features using our uniquely designed structure-based programming toolkit.\n You should frequently come back and reference each of the toolkit, syntax notes, documentation, and golden standard examples. Keep your chats brief and concise, briefly communicating with the user your plan-of-action. After making a tool call, pick up immediately from where you left off. That is, do not repeat yourself or try to summarize what you've been doing. You should use markdown to format your text responses, in a way such that the user can easily read and understand your thinking, intentions, and plan-of-action. Available markdown features include:\n 1. bold\n 2. italic\n 3. inline code\n 4. headers\n 5. blockquote\n 6. thematic break\n 7. lists\n 8. links\n You are operating in a structure-based programming environment, akin to a structure editor. every edit state of Hazel maintains a valid Abstract Syntax Tree (AST) representation of the program. We aim to leverage this feature of Hazel and provide you with a toolkit that enables you to navigate, read, and modify the program's structure. On each iteration, you will be provided with the current node in the AST, its parent node, its children nodes, and any static errors present in the program. You are also provided with rich language server information, such as what variables are referenced in the current node's definition. It's important to note that the tools you have belong exclusively to one of three categories:\n 1. Navigation: These tools are used to navigate the AST/program itslef, and move the cursor from one variable/type definition to another, and will never modify the program.\n 2. Read: These tools are used to gather additional information from the program, and do not modify the program or the cursor location in the AST.\n 3. Edit: These tools are used to modify the program. They may move the cursor as a side effect (eg. removing a node will require the cursor to be moved elsewhere, or inserting a new node will move the cursor to that new node).\n You should use the tools to navigate the AST, read information from the program, and modify the program. You should not use the tools to answer questions or provide information to the user. These tools are meant to be strictly structure-based, allowing you to treat the program as a structure editor. If the user asks a question that does not require any editing or understanding of their code, you should not use the tools to answer the question. If the user asks a question that requires understanding their code, but not actually editing it, you should use esclusivley navigation and read tools to understand the code and provide and thoughtful response. If the user asks a complex or ambiguous question, you should ask for and seek clarification first before calling any tools. These tools are meant to be fairly atomic, and you are expected to make many tool calls in order to traverse the AST, read and undestand the code, and finally, complete the user's task! * You might see ⋱ after some definitions. This is a special character that indicates a \"fold\" in the program. It is a critical feature here, as it aims to prevent information overload... In this agentic setting, we abstract away child let bindings' definitions behind these folds, thus replacing them with ⋱. You should recognize that these are not actual characters within the program, but rather \"folds\" which hide away the details of child defintions and prevent an overload of information. * It is likely you'll need to understand the code in order to answer a user's question or to make an edit. In any case, you should use navigation tools and read tools to view the relevant parts and defintions (let expressions) of the program as necessary. Terminology Used in this Toolkit:\n * \"pattern\" - the tiles between the \"let\" and \"=\" delimiters, or the \"type\" and \"=\" delimiters, exclusive\n * \"definition\" - the tiles between the \"=\" and \"in\" delimiters, exclusive\n * \"body\" - the tiles after the \"in\" delimiter, exclusive\n * \"binding clause\" - the tiles between the \"let\" and \"in\" delimiters, or the \"type\" and \"in\" delimiters, inclusive\n Another note—when writing code, you should use line breaks to neatly format the code. NEVER try to indent code, as Hazel's formatter will automatically indent and format the code for you wherever you insert line breaks. NEVER write code without using line breaks when line breaks are highly necessary. - Hazel uses C-style function application syntax, with parenthesis around comma-separated arguments - Function application is ALWAYS written using parentheses and commas: use 'function(arg1, arg2)'. DO NOT just use spaces between the function name and arguments. - Function parameters are ALWAYS commas separated: 'fun arg1, arg2 -> '. DO NOT use spaces to separate function arguments. - There is no dot accessor notation for tuples; DO NOT use tuple.field. use pattern matching for destructuring: let (field, _) = tuple in ... - The following ARE NOT Hazel keywords. DO NOT use these keywords: switch, with, of, rec. ALWAYS omit these keywords - Pattern matching is ALWAYS written a 'case ... end' expression. Cases MUST END in an 'end' keyword. DO NOT USE any other keyword besides 'case' to do pattern matching. DO NOT USE a 'with' or 'of' keyword with 'case', just start the list of rules. Pattern matching rules use syntax '| pattern => expression'. Note the '=>' arrow. - The ONLY way to define a named function is by using a function expression nested in a let expression like 'let = fun -> in SYSTEM CORE (always prepend)\n\n\nRole & Objective\n----------------\nYou are a compositional AI coding agent working exclusively in Hazel. Your goal is to read,\nnavigate, and edit a single Hazel program to implement user-requested changes safely and\nincrementally, using the provided structure-level tools only. Always preserve a well-formed AST,\nprefer small, reversible steps, and keep your replies brief and actionable.\n\nNon-negotiables\n---------------\n- Hazel only. Never emit code from other languages.\n- Prefer structure-aware changes (bindings, patterns, bodies) over textual rewriting.\n- Formatting: Use line breaks for layout; do not hand-indent. Hazel's formatter handles indentation.\n- Never use the 'rec' keyword for recursion. Recursion is inferred by Hazel.\n- If you rename a binding, use `update_pattern` (it potentially updates use-sites, assuming arity matches).\n- Use `initialize` only on a program with no `let`/`type` bindings (fresh start). Your changes will be rejected otherwise.\n- Use `update_binding_clause` when you must rewrite the entire `let … in` (`let`+pattern+`=`+definition+`in`)\n without a final body. This effectively allows you to edit both the pattern and deinition at once. It also\n allows you to redefine the current binding while simultaneously adding any number of new bindings.\n- Never fabricate unavailable tools or external files.\n- Respond to the user with: plan → action(s) → result/next step. Keep it short. If more information\n from the user is needed, ask for it. Make checklists/plans/todo lists whenever necessary.\n\nDesign Rationale (for you)\n--------------------------\nStructure-level actions reduce line-based fragility, align with Hazel's always-well-formed AST\nstates, and help the model reason over program semantics, not arbitrary line windows. Error rounds\nhave diminishing returns—favor precise edits and targeted navigation.\n\n\nOPERATING PROTOCOL (R→P→A→C loop)\n\n\nR — Read\n--------\n- Mentally summarize the task and current cursor position.\n- When needed, navigate to the relevant binding(s) (`go_to_child`, `go_to_sibling`, `go_to_parent`,\n `go_to_binding_site`). Absorb the information you need to know about the binding(s) into your mental model.\n- If details are folded (⋱), use `view_entire_definition` at the target to see the whole definition when\n necessary. If you are not interested in the details (eg. just navigating through the program, or already know you need to rewrite things), you can skip this step.\n\nP — Plan\n--------\n- Decompose into small structural edits: introduce binding, change pattern, change definition,\n change body, or rewrite a binding clause.\n- Prefer a single clear edit per tool call; sequence them.\n- Add types where they clarify intent.\n\nA — Act\n-------\n- Execute the minimal tool(s) needed: `insert_before/after`, `update_*`, `delete_*`.\n- When adding multi-binding scaffolds, use `insert_before` or `update_binding_clause`.\n- When needing to change the body of a binding, use `update_body`. Note that this tool call\n can potentially replace a lot of code (you should usually use it on the tail binding of sequence of sibling bindings/nodes).\n\nC — Check\n---------\n- Re-open or re-navigate and scan the updated binding with `view_entire_definition` if necessary.\n- If subsequent fixes are required, repeat R→P→A→C.\n- Stop when the requested behavior is implemented or a blocking ambiguity exists.\n\n\nHAZEL CHEAT-SHEET (compact, high-yield)\n\n\nBindings & Body\n---------------\nlet [ : Type ] = in\n\n ``` - Pattern: between `let` and `=` - Definition: between `=` and `in` - Body: after `in` - Holes: `?` (empty), non-empty error hole by typing mismatches\nFunctions\nlet f = fun x -> ... in or let f : A -> B = fun x -> ... in\n\nCase\ncase xs\n| [] => ...\n| hd::tl => ...\nend\nLists\n[], 1::2::[], [1,2,3]\n\nADTs\ntype Exp = + Var(String) + Lam(String, Exp) + Ap(Exp, Exp) in\nPolymorphism\nkotlin\n\nlet id : forall A -> A -> A = typfun A -> fun x:A -> x in\nFormatting Rule\nUse line breaks generously; do not hand-indent.\n\n\nTOOLBOX SUMMARY (only these tools exist)\n\n\nNavigation (no edits)\ngo_to_parent()\n\ngo_to_child(name, index?)\n\ngo_to_sibling(name, index?)\n\ngo_to_binding_site(name, index?) — jump from a variable use to its binding\n\nview_entire_definition() — expand folded content at cursor. has potential to reveal a lot of information about the binding which\n can quickly fill contexts and potentially muffle semantic information. Use with caution.\n\nEditing\ninitialize(code) — replace/initialize the whole program ONLY if no let/type exist yet. You will be rejected otherwise.\n\ninsert_before(code) / insert_after(code) — add new binding(s) adjacent to current node;\ncursor moves to newest inserted binding\n\nupdate_pattern(code) — rename/change pattern; updates all use-sites if atom names match in count\n\nupdate_definition(code) — replace only the definition (right of =)\n\nupdate_body(code) — replace the body (after in)\n\nupdate_binding_clause(code) — replace the entire let … in header (pattern + definition + in),\nno trailing body\n\ndelete_binding_clause() — remove the whole let … in binding; cursor relocates per rules\n\ndelete_body() — remove the current node's body (turns into a hole/unfinished body)\n\nWhen to choose what\nIntroduce new helper(s) or function(s) or variable(s) etc.: insert_before/after\n\nRename a variable (and propagate): update_pattern\n\nChange computation for a binding: update_definition\n\nChange the program result or subsequent code: update_body\n\nSplit/merge binding headers or change type annotations & structure: update_binding_clause\n\nClean up: delete_binding_clause / delete_body\n\n\nFAILURE & SAFETY\n\n\n\nIf a tool is disallowed in the current state (e.g., initialize when bindings exist),\nchoose the nearest structural alternative (e.g., update_binding_clause to seed scaffolding,\nthen update_body).\n\nIf symbol ambiguity arises (e.g., multiple same-name bindings), prefer go_to_* with an index\nto disambiguate, then rename with update_pattern.\n\nIf an edit cascades unexpected references, immediately inspect with view_entire_definition\nand correct with a follow-up update_definition or update_pattern.\n\nKeep each action atomic and explain briefly what you did and what you will do next.\n\n\nNotes for future engineers (human readers)\n\n\n\nThe examples emphasize atomic structure edits, minimal deltas, and short confirmations.\n\nPrefer structuring multi-step tasks as sequences of navigation → single edit → check\nto improve stability and interpretability.\n\nIf show-references becomes available later, introduce it in the Read phase, but do not\nassume it exists now (the tool list in this pack is authoritative).\n\nThis pack assumes Hazel's invariants (always meaningful AST states with holes) and\njustifies structure-level actions accordingly.\n - Hazel is a live functional programming environment that supports incomplete programs via typed holes. - Typed holes, denoted as `?`, can stand for missing expressions or types. - Programs with holes still carry meaningful static and dynamic semantics, unlike traditional languages. - Hazel uses a structure editor that maintains well-formed syntax trees with holes instead of raw text. - Example: Define a function with an unknown type and evaluate it. ``` let f: ? -> ? = fun b -> b && true in f(true); ``` - This function runs successfully even though the type is unknown. - Hazel uses **bidirectional typing**, where types can be either synthesized or analyzed. - Example: Bidirectional typing for boolean functions. ``` let f = fun b: Bool -> b && true in f(true); ``` - Holes can be used in types, parameters, and patterns. ``` let f: (Int, ?) -> Int = fun a, b -> a + 1 in f(1, 2); ``` - Hazel also supports polymorphic functions. ``` let poly_id: forall a -> a -> a = typfun a -> fun x: a -> x; ``` - Polymorphic functions can be applied with type arguments using `@` syntax. ``` poly_id@(5); ``` - Hazel supports defining algebraic data types (ADTs) and using them in pattern matches. ``` type Exp = + Var(String) + Lam(String, Exp) + Ap(Exp, Exp) in let subst: (Exp, String, Exp) -> Exp = fun v, name, e -> case e | Var(n) => if n$==name then v else e | Lam(x, body) => Lam(x, subst(v, name, body)) | Ap(e1, e2) => Ap(subst(v, name, e1), subst(v, name, e2)) end; ``` - Hazel permits incomplete pattern matches and treats them semantically. ``` let f = fun x -> case x | 0 => \"zero\" | ? => \"non-zero\" end; ``` - Evaluation proceeds until it hits a hole, then stops gracefully. - Example of evaluation with error halted inside a hole: ``` let f: Int -> Int = fun x -> x + true in f(1); ``` - The erroneous addition will be wrapped in a non-empty hole, not crash. - Hazel's recursive types allow expressive structures. ``` type MyList = rec A -> (Nil + Cons(Int, A)) in let x: MyList = Cons(1, Cons(2, Cons(3, Nil))); ``` - Hazel supports list processing via pattern matching. ``` let length: [Int] -> Int = fun xs -> case xs | [] => 0 | hd::tl => 1 + length(tl) end; ``` - Hazel allows mutual recursion via let-bindings of tuples. ``` let (even: Int -> Bool, odd: Int -> Bool) = (fun n -> if n == 0 then true else odd(n - 1), fun n -> if n == 0 then false else even(n - 1)) in even(4); ``` - Projectors and livelits provide visual editing tools in Hazel's GUI. - Hazel allows tests to be included inline. ``` test 2 + 2 == 4 end; ``` - Hazel supports explaining sub-expressions via cursor-based documentation. - Hazel is ideal for education, as no edit state is meaningless. - All code edits are type-preserving and guided by Hazel's edit action model. - An important note is that comments in Hazel are enclosed by `#` symbols. Eg `# This is a comment #`. The program WILL be erroneous if you do not include an ending '#' symbol for a comment. " + }, + { + "type": "user", + "content": "Write the EmojiPaint update function" + }, + { + "type": "system-prompt", + "content": "\nCurrent node: do\nPath to node: do\nSibling nodes: [Emoji (index: 0), Canvas (index: 1), Row (index: 2), Col (index: 3), Model (index: 4), Action (index: 5), model_init (index: 6), setCell (index: 7), setRow (index: 8), setAll (index: 9), updateGrid (index: 10), update (index: 11)]\nChild nodes: []\n\n\nDefinition of \"do\"'s parent (no parent, displaying entire top level of the program)\":\n```\n# EMOJIPAINT MVU #\n\ntype Emoji = String in \ntype Canvas = [[Emoji]] in \ntype Row = Int in \ntype Col = Int in \n\ntype Model = (\n canvas = Canvas, # The 2D grid of emojis #\n brush = Emoji, # The currently selected emoji #\n palette = [Emoji] # The list of available emojis #\n) in\n\ntype Action =\n + SetBrush(Int) # Set the brush using a palette index #\n + PaintCell(Row, Col) # Stamp the current emoji at the specified position #\n + ClearCell(Row, Col) # Clear the emoji at the specified position #\n + ClearCanvas # Clear the entire grid #\n + PaintRow(Row) # Fill the specified row with the current emoji #\nin\n\nlet model_init: Model = ⋱ in\n \n let setCell: (Canvas, Row, Col, Emoji) -> Canvas =\n ⋱ \nin\n\nlet setRow: (Canvas, Row, Emoji) -> Canvas =\n ⋱ \n in\n \n let setAll: (Canvas, Emoji) -> Canvas =\n ⋱ \n in\n \n let updateGrid: (Model, Canvas -> Canvas) -> Model =\n ⋱ \n in\n \n# Update the EmojiPaint app model based on an action #\nlet update: (Model, Action) -> Model =\n⋱\n in\n \n let do = fun (init: Model, actions: [Action]) ->\n fold_left(actions, update, init) \n in\n ?\n```\nVariables referenced: [update (Index: 0)]\n\nNo static errors found in the program.\n" + }, + { + "type": "tool", + "content": "Agent called tool: go_to_child(\"update\", 11)▼ Show more" + }, + { + "type": "system-error", + "content": "An error occured when applying your changes to the editor▼ Show more" + }, + { + "type": "tool", + "content": "Agent called tool: go_to_parent▼ Show more" + }, + { + "type": "system-error", + "content": "An error occured when applying your changes to the editor▼ Show more" + }, + { + "type": "tool", + "content": "Agent called tool: go_to_child(\"update\", 11)▼ Show more" + }, + { + "type": "system-error", + "content": "An error occured when applying your changes to the editor▼ Show more" + }, + { + "type": "tool", + "content": "Agent called tool: update_definition(\"fun (m, action) ->\n case action\n | SetBrush(i) =>\n let newBrush = List.nth(m.palette, i) in\n (canvas = m.canvas, brush = newBrush, palette = m.palette)\n | PaintCell(r, c) =>\n updateGrid(m, fun canv -> setCell(canv, r, c, m.brush))\n | ClearCell(r, c) =>\n updateGrid(m, fun canv -> setCell(canv, r, c, \"\"))\n | ClearCanvas =>\n updateGrid(m, fun canv -> setAll(canv, \"\"))\n | PaintRow(r) =>\n updateGrid(m, fun canv -> setRow(canv, r, m.brush))\n end\")▲ Show less" + }, + { + "type": "system-error", + "content": "Not applying the action you requested as it would have the following static error(s): Error in term:\n List\nNature of error: Constructor is not defined, Error in term:\n List.nth\nNature of error: Expected a tuple▼ Show more" + }, + { + "type": "tool", + "content": "Agent called tool: go_to_sibling(\"update\", 11)▼ Show more" + }, + { + "type": "system-prompt", + "content": "Action has been applied to the editor" + }, + { + "type": "tool", + "content": "Agent called tool: go_to_child(\"model_init\", 6)▼ Show more" + }, + { + "type": "system-error", + "content": "An error occured when applying your changes to the editor▼ Show more" + }, + { + "type": "tool", + "content": "Agent called tool: update_definition(\"fun (m, action) ->\n let nth = fun (lst, i) ->\n case lst\n | [] => \"\"\n | hd::tl => if i == 0 then hd else nth(tl, i - 1) end\n in\n case action\n | SetBrush(i) =>\n let newBrush = nth(m.palette, i) in\n (canvas = m.canvas, brush = newBrush, palette = m.palette)\n | PaintCell(r, c) =>\n updateGrid(m, fun canv -> setCell(canv, r, c, m.brush))\n | ClearCell(r, c) =>\n updateGrid(m, fun canv -> setCell(canv, r, c, \"\"))\n | ClearCanvas =>\n updateGrid(m, fun canv -> setAll(canv, \"\"))\n | PaintRow(r) =>\n updateGrid(m, fun canv -> setRow(canav, r, m.brush))\n end\")▲ Show less" + }, + { + "type": "system-prompt", + "content": "Action has been applied to the editor" + }, + { + "type": "tool", + "content": "Agent called tool: go_to_parent▼ Show more" + }, + { + "type": "system-prompt", + "content": "Action has been applied to the editor" + }, + { + "type": "tool", + "content": "Agent called tool: update_definition(\"fun (m, action) ->\n let nth = fun (lst, i) ->\n case lst\n | [] => \"\"\n | hd::tl => if i == 0 then hd else nth(tl, i - 1) end\n in\n case action\n | SetBrush(i) =>\n let newBrush = nth(m.palette, i) in\n (canvas = m.canvas, brush = newBrush, palette = m.palette)\n | PaintCell(r, c) =>\n updateGrid(m, fun canv -> setCell(canv, r, c, m.brush))\n | ClearCell(r, c) =>\n updateGrid(m, fun canv -> setCell(canv, r, c, \"\"))\n | ClearCanvas =>\n updateGrid(m, fun canv -> setAll(canv, \"\"))\n | PaintRow(r) =>\n updateGrid(m, fun canv -> setRow(canv, r, m.brush))\n end\")▲ Show less" + }, + { + "type": "system-prompt", + "content": "Action has been applied to the editor" + }, + { + "type": "tool", + "content": "Agent called tool: go_to_child(\"do\", 11)▼ Show more" + }, + { + "type": "system-error", + "content": "An error occured when applying your changes to the editor▼ Show more" + }, + { + "type": "tool", + "content": "Agent called tool: go_to_sibling(\"do\", 11)▼ Show more" + }, + { + "type": "system-error", + "content": "An error occured when applying your changes to the editor▼ Show more" + }, + { + "type": "agent", + "content": "Plan\n- Implement the app's update function to handle all Action variants.\n- Use a small local helper `nth` to safely pick a palette emoji by index.\n- For grid-modifying actions, delegate to existing helpers: `setCell`, `setRow`, `setAll`, and `updateGrid`.\n\nActions performed\n- Implemented `update : (Model, Action) -> Model` with:\n - `nth` helper to read palette index safely (returns \"\" when out of range).\n - `SetBrush(i)` to update the brush.\n - `PaintCell`, `ClearCell`, `ClearCanvas`, `PaintRow` delegating to grid helpers.\n\nResult (the implemented function)\n```\nlet update: (Model, Action) -> Model =\nfun (m, action) ->\n let nth = fun (lst, i) ->\n case lst\n | [] => \"\"\n | hd::tl => if i == 0 then hd else nth(tl, i - 1) end\n in\n case action\n | SetBrush(i) =>\n let newBrush = nth(m.palette, i) in\n (canvas = m.canvas, brush = newBrush, palette = m.palette)\n | PaintCell(r, c) =>\n updateGrid(m, fun canv -> setCell(canv, r, c, m.brush))\n | ClearCell(r, c) =>\n updateGrid(m, fun canv -> setCell(canv, r, c, \"\"))\n | ClearCanvas =>\n updateGrid(m, fun canv -> setAll(canv, \"\"))\n | PaintRow(r) =>\n updateGrid(m, fun canv -> setRow(canv, r, m.brush))\n end\nin\n```\n\nNext steps\n- Run the app / tests to verify behavior.\n- Optional improvements:\n - Change `nth` to keep the current brush when index is out of range (instead of returning empty string).\n - Add bounds checks for row/col in painting actions if needed.\n\nWant me to change `nth` to preserve the current brush on out-of-range indices, or run through tests / implement any missing helpers?▲ Show less", + "prompt_tokens": 7356, + "completion_tokens": 89, + "total_tokens": 7445, + "cached_tokens": 0, + "timestamp": "2025-11-03T21:26:46.000Z", + "tool_calls": [ + { + "id": "call_Kco3N0hTge8VO1odOJWKYvEp", + "index": 0, + "type": "function", + "function": { + "name": "go_to_child", + "arguments": "{\"name\":\"update\",\"index\":11}" + } + } + ], + "program_state": "# EMOJIPAINT MVU #\n\ntype Emoji = String in \ntype Canvas = [[Emoji]] in \ntype Row = Int in \ntype Col = Int in \n\ntype Model = (\ncanvas = Canvas, # The 2D grid of emojis #\nbrush = Emoji, # The currently selected emoji #\npalette = [Emoji] # The list of available emojis #\n) in\n\ntype Action =\n+ SetBrush(Int) # Set the brush using a palette index #\n+ PaintCell(Row, Col) # Stamp the current emoji at the specified position #\n+ ClearCell(Row, Col) # Clear the emoji at the specified position #\n+ ClearCanvas # Clear the entire grid #\n+ PaintRow(Row) # Fill the specified row with the current emoji #\nin\n\nlet model_init: Model = (\n[[\"\",\"\",\"\"],[\"\",\"\",\"\"],[\"\",\"\",\"\"]], # Initial 3x3 empty grid #\n\"\\240\\159\\152\\132\", # Initial selected emoji #\n[\"\\240\\159\\152\\132\", \"\\240\\159\\152\\133\", \"\\240\\159\\152\\134\", \"\\240\\159\\152\\137\", \"\\240\\159\\152\\138\"] # Available emojis #\n) in\n\nlet setCell: (Canvas, Row, Col, Emoji) -> Canvas =\nfun (canvas, row, col, emoji) -> mapi(\ncanvas, \nfun (i, r) ->\nif i == row \nthen mapi(\nr,\nfun (j, c) ->\nif j == col \nthen emoji \nelse c) \nelse r) \nin\n\nlet setRow: (Canvas, Row, Emoji) -> Canvas =\nfun (canvas, targetRow, emoji) ->\nmapi(\ncanvas,\nfun (i, row) ->\nif i == targetRow \nthen map(row, fun _ -> emoji) \nelse row) \nin\n\nlet setAll: (Canvas, Emoji) -> Canvas =\nfun (canvas, emoji) ->\nmap(canvas, fun r -> map(r, fun _ -> emoji)) \nin\n\nlet updateGrid: (Model, Canvas -> Canvas) -> Model =\nfun (m, f) ->\n(f(m.canvas), m.brush, m.palette) \nin\n\n# Update the EmojiPaint app model based on an action #\nlet update: (Model, Action) -> Model =\n?\nin\n\nlet do = fun (init: Model, actions: [Action]) ->\nfold_left(actions, update, init) \nin\n" + } + ] +} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/src/llm-tests/test-results/emojipaint-sample.json b/src/llm-tests/test-results/emojipaint-sample.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000..2c37a861a7 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/llm-tests/test-results/emojipaint-sample.json @@ -0,0 +1,37 @@ +{ + "total": 5, + "pass": 0, + "fail": 1, + "indet": 4, + "model": "deepseek/deepseek-chat-v3.1:free", + "prompt_tokens": 0, + "completion_tokens": 0, + "total_tokens": 0, + "cached_tokens": 0, + "cached_tokens_supported": false, + "failed_or_indet_tests": [ + "test \n 1 == 2 \nend", + "test \n let (grid, _, _) = update(model_init, FillColumn(0)) in\n grid == [[\"😄\",\"\",\"\"],[\"😄\",\"\",\"\"],[\"😄\",\"\",\"\"]] \nend", + "test \n let (grid, _, _) = update(model_init, FillColumn(1)) in\n grid == [[\"\",\"😄\",\"\"],[\"\",\"😄\",\"\"],[\"\",\"😄\",\"\"]] \nend", + "test \n let (grid, _, _) = update(model_init, FillColumn(2)) in\n grid == [[\"\",\"\",\"😄\"],[\"\",\"\",\"😄\"],[\"\",\"\",\"😄\"]] \nend", + "test testfunc(1) == 0 end" + ], + "message_log": [ + { + "type": "system-prompt", + "content": " You are an expert agentic AI programming assistant operating in the Hazel programming language. You are working with a user to accomplish a programming task in a paired programming setting. The user will ask you a question or to perform a task (implement a feature, fix an issue, etc). You are a professional coding agent, meaning it is your duty to complete the user's task or attempt to complete their task until you decide the task is complete or it is absolutely infeasible to complete the task. The Hazel programming language is a low-resource programming language, meaning it did not show up in much of your training data, and thus you will be provided with relevant syntax and semantic information of the programming language that you must carefully study and review when generating your responses. NEVER try to write code from another programming language other than Hazel. Whenver writing a comment in Hazel, YOU MUST follow the comment syntax exactly... the syntax is as follows: ```\n # comment #\n ```\n Note that there MUST ALWAYS be an opening and closing hash symbol to enclose the comment. Furthermore, comments cannot span multiple lines. ```# this is an \n invalid comment #``` is invalid (spans multiple lines). ```# This is an invalid comment``` is invalid (no closing hash symbol). ```# This is a valid comment #``` is valid. You may explain and reason about the program/task/user query, but aim to keep your thinking and explanations concise and to the point. If the user wants you to implement a feature that is quite complex, you should break it down into smaller tasks to work through step by step. After calling a tool, you should pick up immediately from where you left off—No need to repeat or summarize what you've been doing. You should avoid explicitly mentioning tool calls to the user. Your conversation with the user should be as natural as possible, as if you were their pair programming partner. We will now provide you with the following:\n 1. A uniquely designed structure-based programming toolkit along with a specification on how to call these tools throughout the attempted completion of the task. This toolkit is newly designed by us Hazel developers, and will require thorough study and review by you to use it effectively.\n 2. Hazel syntax notes.\n 3. A brief summary of Hazel documentation.\n 4. A series of GOLDEN FEW SHOT EXAMPLES from agents who successfully implemented user-requested features using our uniquely designed structure-based programming toolkit.\n You should frequently come back and reference each of the toolkit, syntax notes, documentation, and golden standard examples. Keep your chats brief and concise, briefly communicating with the user your plan-of-action. After making a tool call, pick up immediately from where you left off. That is, do not repeat yourself or try to summarize what you've been doing. You should use markdown to format your text responses, in a way such that the user can easily read and understand your thinking, intentions, and plan-of-action. Available markdown features include:\n 1. bold\n 2. italic\n 3. inline code\n 4. headers\n 5. blockquote\n 6. thematic break\n 7. lists\n 8. links\n You are operating in a structure-based programming environment, akin to a structure editor. every edit state of Hazel maintains a valid Abstract Syntax Tree (AST) representation of the program. We aim to leverage this feature of Hazel and provide you with a toolkit that enables you to navigate, read, and modify the program's structure. On each iteration, you will be provided with the current node in the AST, its parent node, its children nodes, and any static errors present in the program. You are also provided with rich language server information, such as what variables are referenced in the current node's definition. It's important to note that the tools you have belong exclusively to one of three categories:\n 1. Navigation: These tools are used to navigate the AST/program itslef, and move the cursor from one variable/type definition to another, and will never modify the program.\n 2. Read: These tools are used to gather additional information from the program, and do not modify the program or the cursor location in the AST.\n 3. Edit: These tools are used to modify the program. They may move the cursor as a side effect (eg. removing a node will require the cursor to be moved elsewhere, or inserting a new node will move the cursor to that new node).\n You should use the tools to navigate the AST, read information from the program, and modify the program. You should not use the tools to answer questions or provide information to the user. These tools are meant to be strictly structure-based, allowing you to treat the program as a structure editor. If the user asks a question that does not require any editing or understanding of their code, you should not use the tools to answer the question. If the user asks a question that requires understanding their code, but not actually editing it, you should use esclusivley navigation and read tools to understand the code and provide and thoughtful response. If the user asks a complex or ambiguous question, you should ask for and seek clarification first before calling any tools. These tools are meant to be fairly atomic, and you are expected to make many tool calls in order to traverse the AST, read and undestand the code, and finally, complete the user's task! * You might see ⋱ after some definitions. This is a special character that indicates a \"fold\" in the program. It is a critical feature here, as it aims to prevent information overload... In this agentic setting, we abstract away child let bindings' definitions behind these folds, thus replacing them with ⋱. You should recognize that these are not actual characters within the program, but rather \"folds\" which hide away the details of child defintions and prevent an overload of information. * It is likely you'll need to understand the code in order to answer a user's question or to make an edit. In any case, you should use navigation tools and read tools to view the relevant parts and defintions (let expressions) of the program as necessary. Terminology Used in this Toolkit:\n * \"pattern\" - the tiles between the \"let\" and \"=\" delimiters, or the \"type\" and \"=\" delimiters, exclusive\n * \"definition\" - the tiles between the \"=\" and \"in\" delimiters, exclusive\n * \"body\" - the tiles after the \"in\" delimiter, exclusive\n * \"binding clause\" - the tiles between the \"let\" and \"in\" delimiters, or the \"type\" and \"in\" delimiters, inclusive\n Another note—when writing code, you should use line breaks to neatly format the code. NEVER try to indent code, as Hazel's formatter will automatically indent and format the code for you wherever you insert line breaks. NEVER write code without using line breaks when line breaks are highly necessary. - Hazel uses C-style function application syntax, with parenthesis around comma-separated arguments - Function application is ALWAYS written using parentheses and commas: use 'function(arg1, arg2)'. DO NOT just use spaces between the function name and arguments. - Function parameters are ALWAYS commas separated: 'fun arg1, arg2 -> '. DO NOT use spaces to separate function arguments. - There is no dot accessor notation for tuples; DO NOT use tuple.field. use pattern matching for destructuring: let (field, _) = tuple in ... - The following ARE NOT Hazel keywords. DO NOT use these keywords: switch, with, of, rec. ALWAYS omit these keywords - Pattern matching is ALWAYS written a 'case ... end' expression. Cases MUST END in an 'end' keyword. DO NOT USE any other keyword besides 'case' to do pattern matching. DO NOT USE a 'with' or 'of' keyword with 'case', just start the list of rules. Pattern matching rules use syntax '| pattern => expression'. Note the '=>' arrow. - The ONLY way to define a named function is by using a function expression nested in a let expression like 'let = fun -> in SYSTEM CORE (always prepend)\n\n\nRole & Objective\n----------------\nYou are a compositional AI coding agent working exclusively in Hazel. Your goal is to read,\nnavigate, and edit a single Hazel program to implement user-requested changes safely and\nincrementally, using the provided structure-level tools only. Always preserve a well-formed AST,\nprefer small, reversible steps, and keep your replies brief and actionable.\n\nNon-negotiables\n---------------\n- Hazel only. Never emit code from other languages.\n- Prefer structure-aware changes (bindings, patterns, bodies) over textual rewriting.\n- Formatting: Use line breaks for layout; do not hand-indent. Hazel's formatter handles indentation.\n- Never use the 'rec' keyword for recursion. Recursion is inferred by Hazel.\n- If you rename a binding, use `update_pattern` (it potentially updates use-sites, assuming arity matches).\n- Use `initialize` only on a program with no `let`/`type` bindings (fresh start). Your changes will be rejected otherwise.\n- Use `update_binding_clause` when you must rewrite the entire `let … in` (`let`+pattern+`=`+definition+`in`)\n without a final body. This effectively allows you to edit both the pattern and deinition at once. It also\n allows you to redefine the current binding while simultaneously adding any number of new bindings.\n- Never fabricate unavailable tools or external files.\n- Respond to the user with: plan → action(s) → result/next step. Keep it short. If more information\n from the user is needed, ask for it. Make checklists/plans/todo lists whenever necessary.\n\nDesign Rationale (for you)\n--------------------------\nStructure-level actions reduce line-based fragility, align with Hazel's always-well-formed AST\nstates, and help the model reason over program semantics, not arbitrary line windows. Error rounds\nhave diminishing returns—favor precise edits and targeted navigation.\n\n\nOPERATING PROTOCOL (R→P→A→C loop)\n\n\nR — Read\n--------\n- Mentally summarize the task and current cursor position.\n- When needed, navigate to the relevant binding(s) (`go_to_child`, `go_to_sibling`, `go_to_parent`,\n `go_to_binding_site`). Absorb the information you need to know about the binding(s) into your mental model.\n- If details are folded (⋱), use `view_entire_definition` at the target to see the whole definition when\n necessary. If you are not interested in the details (eg. just navigating through the program, or already know you need to rewrite things), you can skip this step.\n\nP — Plan\n--------\n- Decompose into small structural edits: introduce binding, change pattern, change definition,\n change body, or rewrite a binding clause.\n- Prefer a single clear edit per tool call; sequence them.\n- Add types where they clarify intent.\n\nA — Act\n-------\n- Execute the minimal tool(s) needed: `insert_before/after`, `update_*`, `delete_*`.\n- When adding multi-binding scaffolds, use `insert_before` or `update_binding_clause`.\n- When needing to change the body of a binding, use `update_body`. Note that this tool call\n can potentially replace a lot of code (you should usually use it on the tail binding of sequence of sibling bindings/nodes).\n\nC — Check\n---------\n- Re-open or re-navigate and scan the updated binding with `view_entire_definition` if necessary.\n- If subsequent fixes are required, repeat R→P→A→C.\n- Stop when the requested behavior is implemented or a blocking ambiguity exists.\n\n\nHAZEL CHEAT-SHEET (compact, high-yield)\n\n\nBindings & Body\n---------------\nlet [ : Type ] = in\n\n ``` - Pattern: between `let` and `=` - Definition: between `=` and `in` - Body: after `in` - Holes: `?` (empty), non-empty error hole by typing mismatches\nFunctions\nlet f = fun x -> ... in or let f : A -> B = fun x -> ... in\n\nCase\ncase xs\n| [] => ...\n| hd::tl => ...\nend\nLists\n[], 1::2::[], [1,2,3]\n\nADTs\ntype Exp = + Var(String) + Lam(String, Exp) + Ap(Exp, Exp) in\nPolymorphism\nkotlin\n\nlet id : forall A -> A -> A = typfun A -> fun x:A -> x in\nFormatting Rule\nUse line breaks generously; do not hand-indent.\n\n\nTOOLBOX SUMMARY (only these tools exist)\n\n\nNavigation (no edits)\ngo_to_parent()\n\ngo_to_child(name, index?)\n\ngo_to_sibling(name, index?)\n\ngo_to_binding_site(name, index?) — jump from a variable use to its binding\n\nview_entire_definition() — expand folded content at cursor. has potential to reveal a lot of information about the binding which\n can quickly fill contexts and potentially muffle semantic information. Use with caution.\n\nEditing\ninitialize(code) — replace/initialize the whole program ONLY if no let/type exist yet. You will be rejected otherwise.\n\ninsert_before(code) / insert_after(code) — add new binding(s) adjacent to current node;\ncursor moves to newest inserted binding\n\nupdate_pattern(code) — rename/change pattern; updates all use-sites if atom names match in count\n\nupdate_definition(code) — replace only the definition (right of =)\n\nupdate_body(code) — replace the body (after in)\n\nupdate_binding_clause(code) — replace the entire let … in header (pattern + definition + in),\nno trailing body\n\ndelete_binding_clause() — remove the whole let … in binding; cursor relocates per rules\n\ndelete_body() — remove the current node's body (turns into a hole/unfinished body)\n\nWhen to choose what\nIntroduce new helper(s) or function(s) or variable(s) etc.: insert_before/after\n\nRename a variable (and propagate): update_pattern\n\nChange computation for a binding: update_definition\n\nChange the program result or subsequent code: update_body\n\nSplit/merge binding headers or change type annotations & structure: update_binding_clause\n\nClean up: delete_binding_clause / delete_body\n\n\nFAILURE & SAFETY\n\n\n\nIf a tool is disallowed in the current state (e.g., initialize when bindings exist),\nchoose the nearest structural alternative (e.g., update_binding_clause to seed scaffolding,\nthen update_body).\n\nIf symbol ambiguity arises (e.g., multiple same-name bindings), prefer go_to_* with an index\nto disambiguate, then rename with update_pattern.\n\nIf an edit cascades unexpected references, immediately inspect with view_entire_definition\nand correct with a follow-up update_definition or update_pattern.\n\nKeep each action atomic and explain briefly what you did and what you will do next.\n\n\nNotes for future engineers (human readers)\n\n\n\nThe examples emphasize atomic structure edits, minimal deltas, and short confirmations.\n\nPrefer structuring multi-step tasks as sequences of navigation → single edit → check\nto improve stability and interpretability.\n\nIf show-references becomes available later, introduce it in the Read phase, but do not\nassume it exists now (the tool list in this pack is authoritative).\n\nThis pack assumes Hazel's invariants (always meaningful AST states with holes) and\njustifies structure-level actions accordingly.\n - Hazel is a live functional programming environment that supports incomplete programs via typed holes. - Typed holes, denoted as `?`, can stand for missing expressions or types. - Programs with holes still carry meaningful static and dynamic semantics, unlike traditional languages. - Hazel uses a structure editor that maintains well-formed syntax trees with holes instead of raw text. - Example: Define a function with an unknown type and evaluate it. ``` let f: ? -> ? = fun b -> b && true in f(true); ``` - This function runs successfully even though the type is unknown. - Hazel uses **bidirectional typing**, where types can be either synthesized or analyzed. - Example: Bidirectional typing for boolean functions. ``` let f = fun b: Bool -> b && true in f(true); ``` - Holes can be used in types, parameters, and patterns. ``` let f: (Int, ?) -> Int = fun a, b -> a + 1 in f(1, 2); ``` - Hazel also supports polymorphic functions. ``` let poly_id: forall a -> a -> a = typfun a -> fun x: a -> x; ``` - Polymorphic functions can be applied with type arguments using `@` syntax. ``` poly_id@(5); ``` - Hazel supports defining algebraic data types (ADTs) and using them in pattern matches. ``` type Exp = + Var(String) + Lam(String, Exp) + Ap(Exp, Exp) in let subst: (Exp, String, Exp) -> Exp = fun v, name, e -> case e | Var(n) => if n$==name then v else e | Lam(x, body) => Lam(x, subst(v, name, body)) | Ap(e1, e2) => Ap(subst(v, name, e1), subst(v, name, e2)) end; ``` - Hazel permits incomplete pattern matches and treats them semantically. ``` let f = fun x -> case x | 0 => \"zero\" | ? => \"non-zero\" end; ``` - Evaluation proceeds until it hits a hole, then stops gracefully. - Example of evaluation with error halted inside a hole: ``` let f: Int -> Int = fun x -> x + true in f(1); ``` - The erroneous addition will be wrapped in a non-empty hole, not crash. - Hazel's recursive types allow expressive structures. ``` type MyList = rec A -> (Nil + Cons(Int, A)) in let x: MyList = Cons(1, Cons(2, Cons(3, Nil))); ``` - Hazel supports list processing via pattern matching. ``` let length: [Int] -> Int = fun xs -> case xs | [] => 0 | hd::tl => 1 + length(tl) end; ``` - Hazel allows mutual recursion via let-bindings of tuples. ``` let (even: Int -> Bool, odd: Int -> Bool) = (fun n -> if n == 0 then true else odd(n - 1), fun n -> if n == 0 then false else even(n - 1)) in even(4); ``` - Projectors and livelits provide visual editing tools in Hazel's GUI. - Hazel allows tests to be included inline. ``` test 2 + 2 == 4 end; ``` - Hazel supports explaining sub-expressions via cursor-based documentation. - Hazel is ideal for education, as no edit state is meaningless. - All code edits are type-preserving and guided by Hazel's edit action model. - An important note is that comments in Hazel are enclosed by `#` symbols. Eg `# This is a comment #`. The program WILL be erroneous if you do not include an ending '#' symbol for a comment. " + }, + { + "type": "user", + "content": "Implement a new action, FillColumn(Col) that fills a column in the grid with a currently-selected emoji" + }, + { + "type": "system-prompt", + "content": "\nCurrent node: actions\nPath to node: actions\nSibling nodes: [Emoji (index: 0), Canvas (index: 1), Row (index: 2), Col (index: 3), Model (index: 4), Action (index: 5), init (index: 6), setCell (index: 7), setRow (index: 8), setAll (index: 9), updateGrid (index: 10), update (index: 11), do (index: 12)]\nChild nodes: []\n\n\nDefinition of \"actions\"'s parent (no parent, displaying entire top level of the program)\":\n```\n# EMOJIPAINT MVU #\n\ntype Emoji = String in \ntype Canvas = [[Emoji]] in \ntype Row = Int in \ntype Col = Int in \n\ntype Model = (\n canvas = Canvas, # The 2D grid of emojis #\n brush = Emoji, # The currently selected emoji #\n palette = [Emoji] # The list of available emojis #\n) in\n\ntype Action =\n + SetBrush(Int) # Set the brush using a palette index #\n + PaintCell(Row, Col) # Stamp the current emoji at the specified position #\n + ClearCell(Row, Col) # Clear the emoji at the specified position #\n + ClearCanvas # Clear the entire grid #\n + PaintRow(Row) # Fill the specified row with the current emoji #\nin\n\nlet init: Model = ⋱ in\n \n let setCell: (Canvas, Row, Col, Emoji) -> Canvas =\n ⋱ \n in\n \n let setRow: (Canvas, Row, Emoji) -> Canvas =\n ⋱ \n in\n \n let setAll: (Canvas, Emoji) -> Canvas =\n⋱ \nin\n\n let updateGrid: (Model, Canvas -> Canvas) -> Model =\n ⋱ \n in\n \n # Update the EmojiPaint app model based on an action #\n let update: (Model, Action) -> Model =\n ⋱ \n in\n \n let do = ⋱ \n in\n\nlet actions = [ClearCanvas, SetBrush(1), PaintCell(1, 1), SetBrush(3), PaintRow(0)] in\n\n do(init, actions)\n \n```\nVariables referenced: [do (Index: 0), init (Index: 1)]\n\nNo static errors found in the program.\n" + }, + { + "type": "system-error", + "content": "Error: No endpoints found matching your data policy (Free model training). Configure: https://openrouter.ai/settings/privacy (code: 404)▼ Show more" + } + ] +} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/src/llm-tests/test-results/test.json b/src/llm-tests/test-results/test.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000..4b4c4ffb1d --- /dev/null +++ b/src/llm-tests/test-results/test.json @@ -0,0 +1,78 @@ +{ + "total": 1, + "pass": 0, + "fail": 0, + "indet": 1, + "model": "meta-llama/llama-3.3-70b-instruct:free", + "prompt_tokens": 25619, + "completion_tokens": 97, + "total_tokens": 25716, + "cached_tokens": 0, + "cached_tokens_supported": false, + "failed_or_indet_tests": [ + "test y == 5 end" + ], + "message_log": [ + { + "type": "system-prompt", + "content": " You are an expert agentic AI programming assistant operating in the Hazel programming language. You are working with a user to accomplish a programming task in a paired programming setting. The user will ask you a question or to perform a task (implement a feature, fix an issue, etc). You are a professional coding agent, meaning it is your duty to complete the user's task or attempt to complete their task until you decide the task is complete or it is absolutely infeasible to complete the task. The Hazel programming language is a low-resource programming language, meaning it did not show up in much of your training data, and thus you will be provided with relevant syntax and semantic information of the programming language that you must carefully study and review when generating your responses. NEVER try to write code from another programming language other than Hazel. Whenver writing a comment in Hazel, YOU MUST follow the comment syntax exactly... the syntax is as follows: ```\n # comment #\n ```\n Note that there MUST ALWAYS be an opening and closing hash symbol to enclose the comment. Furthermore, comments cannot span multiple lines. ```# this is an \n invalid comment #``` is invalid (spans multiple lines). ```# This is an invalid comment``` is invalid (no closing hash symbol). ```# This is a valid comment #``` is valid. You may explain and reason about the program/task/user query, but aim to keep your thinking and explanations concise and to the point. If the user wants you to implement a feature that is quite complex, you should break it down into smaller tasks to work through step by step. After calling a tool, you should pick up immediately from where you left off—No need to repeat or summarize what you've been doing. You should avoid explicitly mentioning tool calls to the user. Your conversation with the user should be as natural as possible, as if you were their pair programming partner. We will now provide you with the following:\n 1. A uniquely designed structure-based programming toolkit along with a specification on how to call these tools throughout the attempted completion of the task. This toolkit is newly designed by us Hazel developers, and will require thorough study and review by you to use it effectively.\n 2. Hazel syntax notes.\n 3. A brief summary of Hazel documentation.\n 4. A series of GOLDEN FEW SHOT EXAMPLES from agents who successfully implemented user-requested features using our uniquely designed structure-based programming toolkit.\n You should frequently come back and reference each of the toolkit, syntax notes, documentation, and golden standard examples. Keep your chats brief and concise, briefly communicating with the user your plan-of-action. After making a tool call, pick up immediately from where you left off. That is, do not repeat yourself or try to summarize what you've been doing. You should use markdown to format your text responses, in a way such that the user can easily read and understand your thinking, intentions, and plan-of-action. Available markdown features include:\n 1. bold\n 2. italic\n 3. inline code\n 4. headers\n 5. blockquote\n 6. thematic break\n 7. lists\n 8. links\n You are operating in a structure-based programming environment, akin to a structure editor. every edit state of Hazel maintains a valid Abstract Syntax Tree (AST) representation of the program. We aim to leverage this feature of Hazel and provide you with a toolkit that enables you to navigate, read, and modify the program's structure. On each iteration, you will be provided with the current node in the AST, its parent node, its children nodes, and any static errors present in the program. You are also provided with rich language server information, such as what variables are referenced in the current node's definition. It's important to note that the tools you have belong exclusively to one of three categories:\n 1. Navigation: These tools are used to navigate the AST/program itslef, and move the cursor from one variable/type definition to another, and will never modify the program.\n 2. Read: These tools are used to gather additional information from the program, and do not modify the program or the cursor location in the AST.\n 3. Edit: These tools are used to modify the program. They may move the cursor as a side effect (eg. removing a node will require the cursor to be moved elsewhere, or inserting a new node will move the cursor to that new node).\n You should use the tools to navigate the AST, read information from the program, and modify the program. You should not use the tools to answer questions or provide information to the user. These tools are meant to be strictly structure-based, allowing you to treat the program as a structure editor. If the user asks a question that does not require any editing or understanding of their code, you should not use the tools to answer the question. If the user asks a question that requires understanding their code, but not actually editing it, you should use esclusivley navigation and read tools to understand the code and provide and thoughtful response. If the user asks a complex or ambiguous question, you should ask for and seek clarification first before calling any tools. These tools are meant to be fairly atomic, and you are expected to make many tool calls in order to traverse the AST, read and undestand the code, and finally, complete the user's task! * You might see ⋱ after some definitions. This is a special character that indicates a \"fold\" in the program. It is a critical feature here, as it aims to prevent information overload... In this agentic setting, we abstract away child let bindings' definitions behind these folds, thus replacing them with ⋱. You should recognize that these are not actual characters within the program, but rather \"folds\" which hide away the details of child defintions and prevent an overload of information. * It is likely you'll need to understand the code in order to answer a user's question or to make an edit. In any case, you should use navigation tools and read tools to view the relevant parts and defintions (let expressions) of the program as necessary. Terminology Used in this Toolkit:\n * \"pattern\" - the tiles between the \"let\" and \"=\" delimiters, or the \"type\" and \"=\" delimiters, exclusive\n * \"definition\" - the tiles between the \"=\" and \"in\" delimiters, exclusive\n * \"body\" - the tiles after the \"in\" delimiter, exclusive\n * \"binding clause\" - the tiles between the \"let\" and \"in\" delimiters, or the \"type\" and \"in\" delimiters, inclusive\n Another note—when writing code, you should use line breaks to neatly format the code. NEVER try to indent code, as Hazel's formatter will automatically indent and format the code for you wherever you insert line breaks. NEVER write code without using line breaks when line breaks are highly necessary. - Hazel uses C-style function application syntax, with parenthesis around comma-separated arguments - Function application is ALWAYS written using parentheses and commas: use 'function(arg1, arg2)'. DO NOT just use spaces between the function name and arguments. - Function parameters are ALWAYS commas separated: 'fun arg1, arg2 -> '. DO NOT use spaces to separate function arguments. - There is no dot accessor notation for tuples; DO NOT use tuple.field. use pattern matching for destructuring: let (field, _) = tuple in ... - The following ARE NOT Hazel keywords. DO NOT use these keywords: switch, with, of, rec. ALWAYS omit these keywords - Pattern matching is ALWAYS written a 'case ... end' expression. Cases MUST END in an 'end' keyword. DO NOT USE any other keyword besides 'case' to do pattern matching. DO NOT USE a 'with' or 'of' keyword with 'case', just start the list of rules. Pattern matching rules use syntax '| pattern => expression'. Note the '=>' arrow. - The ONLY way to define a named function is by using a function expression nested in a let expression like 'let = fun -> in SYSTEM CORE (always prepend)\n\n\nRole & Objective\n----------------\nYou are a compositional AI coding agent working exclusively in Hazel. Your goal is to read,\nnavigate, and edit a single Hazel program to implement user-requested changes safely and\nincrementally, using the provided structure-level tools only. Always preserve a well-formed AST,\nprefer small, reversible steps, and keep your replies brief and actionable.\n\nNon-negotiables\n---------------\n- Hazel only. Never emit code from other languages.\n- Prefer structure-aware changes (bindings, patterns, bodies) over textual rewriting.\n- Formatting: Use line breaks for layout; do not hand-indent. Hazel's formatter handles indentation.\n- Never use the 'rec' keyword for recursion. Recursion is inferred by Hazel.\n- If you rename a binding, use `update_pattern` (it potentially updates use-sites, assuming arity matches).\n- Use `initialize` only on a program with no `let`/`type` bindings (fresh start). Your changes will be rejected otherwise.\n- Use `update_binding_clause` when you must rewrite the entire `let … in` (`let`+pattern+`=`+definition+`in`)\n without a final body. This effectively allows you to edit both the pattern and deinition at once. It also\n allows you to redefine the current binding while simultaneously adding any number of new bindings.\n- Never fabricate unavailable tools or external files.\n- Respond to the user with: plan → action(s) → result/next step. Keep it short. If more information\n from the user is needed, ask for it. Make checklists/plans/todo lists whenever necessary.\n\nDesign Rationale (for you)\n--------------------------\nStructure-level actions reduce line-based fragility, align with Hazel's always-well-formed AST\nstates, and help the model reason over program semantics, not arbitrary line windows. Error rounds\nhave diminishing returns—favor precise edits and targeted navigation.\n\n\nOPERATING PROTOCOL (R→P→A→C loop)\n\n\nR — Read\n--------\n- Mentally summarize the task and current cursor position.\n- When needed, navigate to the relevant binding(s) (`go_to_child`, `go_to_sibling`, `go_to_parent`,\n `go_to_binding_site`). Absorb the information you need to know about the binding(s) into your mental model.\n- If details are folded (⋱), use `view_entire_definition` at the target to see the whole definition when\n necessary. If you are not interested in the details (eg. just navigating through the program, or already know you need to rewrite things), you can skip this step.\n\nP — Plan\n--------\n- Decompose into small structural edits: introduce binding, change pattern, change definition,\n change body, or rewrite a binding clause.\n- Prefer a single clear edit per tool call; sequence them.\n- Add types where they clarify intent.\n\nA — Act\n-------\n- Execute the minimal tool(s) needed: `insert_before/after`, `update_*`, `delete_*`.\n- When adding multi-binding scaffolds, use `insert_before` or `update_binding_clause`.\n- When needing to change the body of a binding, use `update_body`. Note that this tool call\n can potentially replace a lot of code (you should usually use it on the tail binding of sequence of sibling bindings/nodes).\n\nC — Check\n---------\n- Re-open or re-navigate and scan the updated binding with `view_entire_definition` if necessary.\n- If subsequent fixes are required, repeat R→P→A→C.\n- Stop when the requested behavior is implemented or a blocking ambiguity exists.\n\n\nHAZEL CHEAT-SHEET (compact, high-yield)\n\n\nBindings & Body\n---------------\nlet [ : Type ] = in\n\n ``` - Pattern: between `let` and `=` - Definition: between `=` and `in` - Body: after `in` - Holes: `?` (empty), non-empty error hole by typing mismatches\nFunctions\nlet f = fun x -> ... in or let f : A -> B = fun x -> ... in\n\nCase\ncase xs\n| [] => ...\n| hd::tl => ...\nend\nLists\n[], 1::2::[], [1,2,3]\n\nADTs\ntype Exp = + Var(String) + Lam(String, Exp) + Ap(Exp, Exp) in\nPolymorphism\nkotlin\n\nlet id : forall A -> A -> A = typfun A -> fun x:A -> x in\nFormatting Rule\nUse line breaks generously; do not hand-indent.\n\n\nTOOLBOX SUMMARY (only these tools exist)\n\n\nNavigation (no edits)\ngo_to_parent()\n\ngo_to_child(name, index?)\n\ngo_to_sibling(name, index?)\n\ngo_to_binding_site(name, index?) — jump from a variable use to its binding\n\nview_entire_definition() — expand folded content at cursor. has potential to reveal a lot of information about the binding which\n can quickly fill contexts and potentially muffle semantic information. Use with caution.\n\nEditing\ninitialize(code) — replace/initialize the whole program ONLY if no let/type exist yet. You will be rejected otherwise.\n\ninsert_before(code) / insert_after(code) — add new binding(s) adjacent to current node;\ncursor moves to newest inserted binding\n\nupdate_pattern(code) — rename/change pattern; updates all use-sites if atom names match in count\n\nupdate_definition(code) — replace only the definition (right of =)\n\nupdate_body(code) — replace the body (after in)\n\nupdate_binding_clause(code) — replace the entire let … in header (pattern + definition + in),\nno trailing body\n\ndelete_binding_clause() — remove the whole let … in binding; cursor relocates per rules\n\ndelete_body() — remove the current node's body (turns into a hole/unfinished body)\n\nWhen to choose what\nIntroduce new helper(s) or function(s) or variable(s) etc.: insert_before/after\n\nRename a variable (and propagate): update_pattern\n\nChange computation for a binding: update_definition\n\nChange the program result or subsequent code: update_body\n\nSplit/merge binding headers or change type annotations & structure: update_binding_clause\n\nClean up: delete_binding_clause / delete_body\n\n\nFAILURE & SAFETY\n\n\n\nIf a tool is disallowed in the current state (e.g., initialize when bindings exist),\nchoose the nearest structural alternative (e.g., update_binding_clause to seed scaffolding,\nthen update_body).\n\nIf symbol ambiguity arises (e.g., multiple same-name bindings), prefer go_to_* with an index\nto disambiguate, then rename with update_pattern.\n\nIf an edit cascades unexpected references, immediately inspect with view_entire_definition\nand correct with a follow-up update_definition or update_pattern.\n\nKeep each action atomic and explain briefly what you did and what you will do next.\n\n\nNotes for future engineers (human readers)\n\n\n\nThe examples emphasize atomic structure edits, minimal deltas, and short confirmations.\n\nPrefer structuring multi-step tasks as sequences of navigation → single edit → check\nto improve stability and interpretability.\n\nIf show-references becomes available later, introduce it in the Read phase, but do not\nassume it exists now (the tool list in this pack is authoritative).\n\nThis pack assumes Hazel's invariants (always meaningful AST states with holes) and\njustifies structure-level actions accordingly.\n - Hazel is a live functional programming environment that supports incomplete programs via typed holes. - Typed holes, denoted as `?`, can stand for missing expressions or types. - Programs with holes still carry meaningful static and dynamic semantics, unlike traditional languages. - Hazel uses a structure editor that maintains well-formed syntax trees with holes instead of raw text. - Example: Define a function with an unknown type and evaluate it. ``` let f: ? -> ? = fun b -> b && true in f(true); ``` - This function runs successfully even though the type is unknown. - Hazel uses **bidirectional typing**, where types can be either synthesized or analyzed. - Example: Bidirectional typing for boolean functions. ``` let f = fun b: Bool -> b && true in f(true); ``` - Holes can be used in types, parameters, and patterns. ``` let f: (Int, ?) -> Int = fun a, b -> a + 1 in f(1, 2); ``` - Hazel also supports polymorphic functions. ``` let poly_id: forall a -> a -> a = typfun a -> fun x: a -> x; ``` - Polymorphic functions can be applied with type arguments using `@` syntax. ``` poly_id@(5); ``` - Hazel supports defining algebraic data types (ADTs) and using them in pattern matches. ``` type Exp = + Var(String) + Lam(String, Exp) + Ap(Exp, Exp) in let subst: (Exp, String, Exp) -> Exp = fun v, name, e -> case e | Var(n) => if n$==name then v else e | Lam(x, body) => Lam(x, subst(v, name, body)) | Ap(e1, e2) => Ap(subst(v, name, e1), subst(v, name, e2)) end; ``` - Hazel permits incomplete pattern matches and treats them semantically. ``` let f = fun x -> case x | 0 => \"zero\" | ? => \"non-zero\" end; ``` - Evaluation proceeds until it hits a hole, then stops gracefully. - Example of evaluation with error halted inside a hole: ``` let f: Int -> Int = fun x -> x + true in f(1); ``` - The erroneous addition will be wrapped in a non-empty hole, not crash. - Hazel's recursive types allow expressive structures. ``` type MyList = rec A -> (Nil + Cons(Int, A)) in let x: MyList = Cons(1, Cons(2, Cons(3, Nil))); ``` - Hazel supports list processing via pattern matching. ``` let length: [Int] -> Int = fun xs -> case xs | [] => 0 | hd::tl => 1 + length(tl) end; ``` - Hazel allows mutual recursion via let-bindings of tuples. ``` let (even: Int -> Bool, odd: Int -> Bool) = (fun n -> if n == 0 then true else odd(n - 1), fun n -> if n == 0 then false else even(n - 1)) in even(4); ``` - Projectors and livelits provide visual editing tools in Hazel's GUI. - Hazel allows tests to be included inline. ``` test 2 + 2 == 4 end; ``` - Hazel supports explaining sub-expressions via cursor-based documentation. - Hazel is ideal for education, as no edit state is meaningless. - All code edits are type-preserving and guided by Hazel's edit action model. - An important note is that comments in Hazel are enclosed by `#` symbols. Eg `# This is a comment #`. The program WILL be erroneous if you do not include an ending '#' symbol for a comment. " + }, + { + "type": "user", + "content": "Create a varable called y and add it to x" + }, + { + "type": "system-prompt", + "content": "\nCurrent node: x\nPath to node: x\nSibling nodes: []\nChild nodes: []\n\n\nDefinition of \"x\"'s parent (no parent, displaying entire top level of the program)\":\n```\n§let x = 5 in¦ x\n\n```\nVariables referenced: []\n\nNo static errors found in the program.\n" + }, + { + "type": "agent", + "content": "To accomplish this task, we need to create a new variable `y` and then add it to `x`. \n\nFirst, we will create a new variable `y` by inserting a new let expression before `x`. \n\nn\"}▼ Show more", + "prompt_tokens": 10203, + "completion_tokens": 65, + "total_tokens": 10268, + "cached_tokens": 0, + "timestamp": "2025-10-24T21:09:22.000Z", + "tool_calls": [ + { + "index": 0, + "id": "call_KVatKWnlUCmXAx9TOxjhwoKy", + "function": { + "arguments": "{\"code\": \"let y = ? in\"}", + "name": "insert_before" + }, + "type": "function" + } + ], + "program_state": "let x = 5 in x\n" + }, + { + "type": "tool", + "content": "Agent called tool: insert_before(\"let y = ? in\")▼ Show more" + }, + { + "type": "system-prompt", + "content": "Action has been applied to the editor" + }, + { + "type": "tool", + "content": "Agent called tool: update_body(\"y + x\")▼ Show more" + }, + { + "type": "system-error", + "content": "Not applying the action you requested as it would have the following static error(s): Error in term:\n x\nNature of error: Variable x is not bound▼ Show more" + }, + { + "type": "tool", + "content": "Agent called tool: insert_after(\"let z = x + y in\")▼ Show more" + }, + { + "type": "system-error", + "content": "Not applying the action you requested as it would have the following static error(s): Error in term:\n x\nNature of error: Variable x is not bound▼ Show more" + }, + { + "type": "system-error", + "content": "Error: Provider returned error (code: 429)▼ Show more" + } + ] +} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/src/llm-tests/tsconfig.json b/src/llm-tests/tsconfig.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000..cb1f6f8502 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/llm-tests/tsconfig.json @@ -0,0 +1,16 @@ +{ + "compilerOptions": { + "target": "ES2020", + "module": "commonjs", + "lib": ["ES2020", "DOM"], + "moduleResolution": "node", + "esModuleInterop": true, + "allowSyntheticDefaultImports": true, + "strict": true, + "skipLibCheck": true, + "forceConsistentCasingInFileNames": true + }, + "ts-node": { + "esm": false + } +} From 7a2407a270198b1f8d79c82ccb7eb10183286f42 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Cyrus Desai Date: Tue, 20 Jan 2026 10:18:04 -0500 Subject: [PATCH 26/38] update package.json --- package.json | 11 +++++++++-- 1 file changed, 9 insertions(+), 2 deletions(-) diff --git a/package.json b/package.json index da28e8c4ed..fbb398e05d 100644 --- a/package.json +++ b/package.json @@ -16,9 +16,16 @@ "algebrite": "^1.4.0" }, "devDependencies": { - "@types/node": "^22.14.0", + "@types/node": "^24.3.0", "esbuild": "^0.25.1", - "vite": "^6.3.4", + "@types/js-yaml": "^4.0.9", + "@types/minimist": "^1.2.5", + "js-yaml": "^4.1.0", + "minimist": "^1.2.8", + "playwright": "^1.55.0", + "ts-node": "^10.9.2", + "typescript": "^5.9.2", + "vite": "^6.4.1", "vite-plugin-static-copy": "^2.3.0" } } From 534234f150155ade3bb4ec7891bad2d6d6b0e6c8 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Cyrus Desai Date: Tue, 20 Jan 2026 20:52:07 -0500 Subject: [PATCH 27/38] updated JSON output when chat is downloaded --- .../view/ProjectModeCore/AgentCore/Agent.re | 104 +++++++++++++++++- .../AgentView/ChatBottomBar.re | 10 +- .../AgentView/ChatMessagesView.re | 2 +- 3 files changed, 105 insertions(+), 11 deletions(-) diff --git a/src/web/view/ProjectModeCore/AgentCore/Agent.re b/src/web/view/ProjectModeCore/AgentCore/Agent.re index 0d687cd327..000e3a64ac 100644 --- a/src/web/view/ProjectModeCore/AgentCore/Agent.re +++ b/src/web/view/ProjectModeCore/AgentCore/Agent.re @@ -1,6 +1,8 @@ open Util; +open Util.API; open Haz3lcore; open OptUtil.Syntax; +open Ppx_yojson_conv_lib.Yojson_conv; /* Thinkpad We will want 3 types of display messages @@ -59,7 +61,7 @@ module Message = { // User messages appear on right // System messages auxillary type role = - | Agent + | Agent(option(OpenRouter.Reply.Model.usage)) | ToolResult(OpenRouter.Reply.Model.tool_result) | User | System(system_kind); @@ -119,13 +121,15 @@ module Message = { current_child: None, }; }; - let mk_agent_message = (content: string): Model.t => { + let mk_agent_message = + (content: string, usage: option(OpenRouter.Reply.Model.usage)) + : Model.t => { let sanitized_content = String.trim(content); { id: Id.mk(), content: sanitized_content, timestamp: JsUtil.timestamp(), - role: Agent, + role: Agent(usage), api_message: Some(OpenRouter.Message.Utils.mk_assistant_msg(sanitized_content)), children: [], @@ -274,6 +278,78 @@ module Message = { }; }; + let json_of_message = (message: Model.t): Json.t => + `Assoc([ + ( + "role", + switch (message.role) { + | Agent(_) => `String("assistant") + | User => `String("user") + | ToolResult(_) => `String("tool") + | System(_) => `String("system") + }, + ), + ("content", `String(message.content)), + ( + "details", + switch (message.role) { + | System(system_kind) => + switch (system_kind) { + | ApiFailure => `String("api_failure") + | DeveloperNotes => `String("developer_notes") + | Prompt => `String("prompt") + | Context => `String("context") + } + | ToolResult(tool_result) => + `Assoc([ + ("tool_call_id", `String(tool_result.tool_call.id)), + ("name", `String(tool_result.tool_call.name)), + ( + "arguments", + `String(Yojson.Safe.to_string(tool_result.tool_call.args)), + ), + ("success", `Bool(tool_result.success)), + ( + "diff", + switch (tool_result.diff) { + | Some(diff) => + switch (diff.new_segment) { + | Some(new_segment) => + `Assoc([ + ( + "old", + `String( + Printer.of_segment(~holes="?", diff.old_segment), + ), + ), + ( + "new", + `String(Printer.of_segment(~holes="?", new_segment)), + ), + ]) + | None => `Null + } + | None => `Null + }, + ), + ]) + | _ => `Null + }, + ), + ( + "usage", + switch (message.role) { + | Agent(usage) => + switch (usage) { + | Some(usage) => OpenRouter.Reply.Model.yojson_of_usage(usage) + | None => `Null + } + | _ => `Null + }, + ), + ("timestamp", `Float(message.timestamp)), + ]); + let append_to_message = (message: Model.t, content: string): Model.t => { let updated_content = message.content ++ content; let sanitized_content = StringUtil.trim_leading(updated_content); @@ -381,6 +457,23 @@ module Chat = { List.filter_map(Message.Utils.api_message_of_message, messages); }; + let json_of_messages = + (messages: list(Message.Model.t), model_id: option(string)): Json.t => { + `Assoc([ + ( + "model_id", + switch (model_id) { + | Some(id) => `String(id) + | None => `Null + }, + ), + ( + "messages", + `List(List.map(Message.Utils.json_of_message, messages)), + ), + ]); + }; + let current_tail = (chat: Model.t): Message.Model.t => { // Calling linearize makes this a little costly // but it also keeps code safer rather than storing a current tail pointer @@ -686,7 +779,7 @@ module ChunkedUIChat = { log: acc_model.log @ [chunk], }; convert_helper(rest, updated_model); - | Agent => + | Agent(_) => switch (curr_last_chunk(acc_model)) { | AgentResponseChunk(agent_response_chunk) => let agent_response_chunk = { @@ -1457,7 +1550,8 @@ module Agent = { "Handling LLM response: " ++ OpenRouter.Reply.Model.show(reply), ); let tool_call = ListUtil.hd_opt(reply.tool_calls); - let new_message = Message.Utils.mk_agent_message(reply.content); + let new_message = + Message.Utils.mk_agent_message(reply.content, reply.usage); let chat_system = ChatSystem.Update.update( ChatSystem.Update.Action.ChatAction( diff --git a/src/web/view/ProjectModeView/AgentView/ChatBottomBar.re b/src/web/view/ProjectModeView/AgentView/ChatBottomBar.re index bf57423d8e..aa3e7190af 100644 --- a/src/web/view/ProjectModeView/AgentView/ChatBottomBar.re +++ b/src/web/view/ProjectModeView/AgentView/ChatBottomBar.re @@ -10,7 +10,7 @@ open JsUtil; // Shared bottom bar component for Chat and Workbench views let view = ( - ~globals as _: Globals.t, + ~globals: Globals.t, ~agent_model: Agent.Agent.Model.t, ~agent_inject: Agent.Agent.Update.Action.t => Effect.t(unit), ~signal: Editors.View.signal => Effect.t(unit), @@ -129,10 +129,10 @@ let view = // Export OpenRouter messages function let export_chat = _ => { let messages = Agent.Chat.Utils.get(current_chat); - let api_messages = Agent.Chat.Utils.api_messages_of_messages(messages); let messages_json = - `List( - List.map(OpenRouter.Message.Utils.json_of_message, api_messages), + Agent.Chat.Utils.json_of_messages( + messages, + AgentGlobals.get_active_llm_id(globals.settings.agent_globals), ); let filename = StringUtil.sanitize_filename(current_chat.title) @@ -157,7 +157,7 @@ let view = let format_message = (msg: Agent.Message.Model.t): string => { switch (msg.role) { | Agent.Message.Model.User => "User: " ++ msg.content ++ "\n\n" - | Agent.Message.Model.Agent => "LLM: " ++ msg.content ++ "\n\n" + | Agent.Message.Model.Agent(_) => "LLM: " ++ msg.content ++ "\n\n" | Agent.Message.Model.ToolResult(tool_result) => "Tool Call: " ++ tool_result.tool_call.name diff --git a/src/web/view/ProjectModeView/AgentView/ChatMessagesView.re b/src/web/view/ProjectModeView/AgentView/ChatMessagesView.re index 7f49dcfd3f..c0e8a10be5 100644 --- a/src/web/view/ProjectModeView/AgentView/ChatMessagesView.re +++ b/src/web/view/ProjectModeView/AgentView/ChatMessagesView.re @@ -512,7 +512,7 @@ let view = agent_chunk.content |> List.filter_map((msg: Agent.Message.Model.t) => { switch (msg.role) { - | Agent => + | Agent(_) => // Only show agent message if it has content if (msg.content != "" && String.trim(msg.content) != "") { Some( From 6641398485bbbaa9f92a695dbccd2b26839c28e9 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Cyrus Desai Date: Thu, 22 Jan 2026 15:32:54 -0500 Subject: [PATCH 28/38] playwright evaluation refactor --- src/llm-tests/README.md | 28 +- src/llm-tests/run-task.ts | 629 +++++------------- .../test_2026-01-22T20-19-23-814Z.json | 259 ++++++++ .../test_2026-01-22T20-22-00-001Z.json | 110 +++ .../AgentView/AgentMainMenuView.re | 13 +- .../AgentView/ChatBottomBar.re | 4 +- 6 files changed, 580 insertions(+), 463 deletions(-) create mode 100644 src/llm-tests/test-results/test_2026-01-22T20-19-23-814Z.json create mode 100644 src/llm-tests/test-results/test_2026-01-22T20-22-00-001Z.json diff --git a/src/llm-tests/README.md b/src/llm-tests/README.md index 8d344dcbdf..00ad7239db 100644 --- a/src/llm-tests/README.md +++ b/src/llm-tests/README.md @@ -15,24 +15,26 @@ $ cd src/llm-tests ``` $ ts-node run-task.ts \ - --task tasks/test.yaml \ - --apiKey \ +--model nvidia/nemotron-nano-9b-v2:free \ +--url https://hazel.org/build/project-mode \ +--headless true \ +--outputDir test-results \ +--attemptTimeoutMs 120000 \ +--retries 2 +``` ---model deepseek/deepseek-chat-v3.1:free - ---url https://hazel.org/build/assistant-actions-v2 - ---headless true - ---outputDir test-results +## OpenRouter Privacy Settings +To ensure that none of the tasks in our benchmarks are used for training by any LLM providers (since this would aritificially inflate the accuracy the models achieve on our benchmarks), ensure that the following settings are disabled in your [OpenRouter Privacy Settings](https://openrouter.ai/settings/privacy): ---attemptTimeoutMs 120000 +- Paid endpoints that may train on inputs +- Free endpoints that may train on inputs +- Free endpoints that may publish prompts +- Input/output logging for all requests ---retries 2 +Optionally, you may choose to only enable endpoints with a ZDR (Zero Data Retention) policy. A list of ZDR endpoints can be found in the OpenRouter [docs](https://openrouter.ai/docs/guides/features/zdr#zero-retention-endpoints) or a dedicated [API endpoint](https://openrouter.ai/api/v1/endpoints/zdr) -``` ## Arguments `headless`, `attemptTimeoutMs`, and `retries` are optional arguments, with their default values shown in the example run command below: @@ -54,6 +56,6 @@ Your YAML file should have three sections: | -- | -- | | `initialProgram` | The initial program sketch to paste into the editor | | `prompt` | The prompt to give to the model | -| `tests` | Tests to paste into the editor after the task is completed | +| `tests` | Hazel tests to paste into the editor after the task is completed | Make sure to use the `|` character in your YAML files to preserve whitespace in the program sketch/tests. \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/src/llm-tests/run-task.ts b/src/llm-tests/run-task.ts index 70e75dc90c..d8b0247ed3 100644 --- a/src/llm-tests/run-task.ts +++ b/src/llm-tests/run-task.ts @@ -1,11 +1,13 @@ #!/usr/bin/env ts-node -import { chromium } from 'playwright'; +import { chromium, Page, BrowserContext } from 'playwright'; import fs from 'fs'; import yaml from 'js-yaml'; import minimist from 'minimist'; import path from 'path'; +/* ----------------------------- Types ----------------------------- */ + type Task = { url?: string; apiKey?: string; @@ -15,42 +17,40 @@ type Task = { tests: string; }; -type TokenUsageEvent = { - prompt_tokens: number; - completion_tokens: number; - total_tokens: number; - cached_tokens: number; -}; - type Summary = { + model: string; total: number; pass: number; fail: number; indet: number; - model: string; - prompt_tokens: number; - completion_tokens: number; - total_tokens: number; - cached_tokens: number; - cached_tokens_supported: boolean; failed_or_indet_tests: string[]; - message_log: any[]; + tokens: { + prompt: number; + completion: number; + total: number; + cached: number; + cached_supported: boolean; + }; + messages: any[]; }; -type RunOnceResult = - | { ok: true; summary: Summary } - | { ok: false; error: unknown }; +type RunOnceResult = + | { ok: true; summary: Summary } + | { ok: false; error: unknown }; + +/* ----------------------------- CLI ----------------------------- */ const args = minimist(process.argv.slice(2), { string: ['task', 'apiKey', 'model', 'url', 'headless', 'outputDir', 'retries', 'attemptTimeoutMs'], alias: { t: 'task' }, default: { url: 'http://0.0.0.0:8000/', headless: 'true' }, }); + const retries = Math.max(0, Number(args.retries ?? 2)); const attemptTimeoutMs = Math.max(1, Number(args.attemptTimeoutMs ?? 120_000)); -function loadTask(path: string): Task { - const doc = yaml.load(fs.readFileSync(path, 'utf8')) as Task; +function loadTask(p: string): Task { + const doc = yaml.load(fs.readFileSync(p, 'utf8')) as Task; if (!doc?.initialProgram) throw new Error('YAML missing initialProgram'); if (!doc?.prompt) throw new Error('YAML missing prompt'); if (!doc?.tests) throw new Error('YAML missing tests'); @@ -58,144 +58,138 @@ function loadTask(path: string): Task { } const S = { - modeSelect: '.mode-name select', - assistantTab: '.assistant-button .tab', - apiKey: '.api-input', - apiButton: '[data-testid="update-api-key-btn"]', - modelInput: '.llm-model-id-input', - modelSelectButton: '[data-testid="update-model-btn"]', - confirmAndChatButton: '[data-testid="confirm-and-chat-btn"]', - prompt: '.message-input', - loadingDots: '.loading-dots', - testPass: '.test-result.Pass', - testFail: '.test-result.Fail', - testIndet: '.test-result.Indet', + modeSelect: '.mode-name select', + assistantTab: '.assistant-button .tab', + apiKey: '.agent-api-key-input', + apiButton: '[data-testid="update-api-key-btn"]', + confirmAndChatButton: '.confirm-settings-button', + prompt: '.chat-message-input', + testPass: '.test-result.Pass', + testFail: '.test-result.Fail', + testIndet: '.test-result.Indet', }; -// Wait until loading-dots is not in the DOM, and stays gone for debounceMs -async function waitChatDone( +async function waitOpenRouterChatDone( page: import('playwright').Page, - loadingDots: string, - debounceMs = 600, - timeout = attemptTimeoutMs + prompt: string, + opts?: { + idleMs?: number; + timeoutMs?: number; + } ) { - const t0 = Date.now(); - while (true) { - // Wait until no element matches (detached) - await page.waitForSelector(loadingDots, { - state: 'detached', - timeout: Math.max(1, timeout - (Date.now() - t0)), - }); + const idleMs = opts?.idleMs ?? 1000; + const timeoutMs = opts?.timeoutMs ?? 120_000; + + let inflight = 0; + let lastZero = Date.now(); + + const onRequest = (req: any) => { + if ( + req.method() === 'POST' && + req.url().startsWith('https://openrouter.ai/api/v1/chat/completions') + ) { + inflight++; + } + }; - // Debounce: if it re-attaches within debounceMs, loop and wait again - try { - await page.waitForSelector(loadingDots, { - state: 'attached', - timeout: debounceMs, - }); - continue; - } catch { + const onFinished = (req: any) => { + if ( + req.method() === 'POST' && + req.url().startsWith('https://openrouter.ai/api/v1/chat/completions') + ) { + inflight = Math.max(0, inflight - 1); + if (inflight === 0) lastZero = Date.now(); + } + }; + + page.on('request', onRequest); + page.on('requestfinished', onFinished); + page.on('requestfailed', onFinished); + + await page.locator(S.prompt).fill(prompt); + await page.keyboard.press('Enter'); + + const start = Date.now(); + while (Date.now() - start < timeoutMs) { + if (inflight === 0 && Date.now() - lastZero >= idleMs) { + cleanup(); return; } + await page.waitForTimeout(100); + } + + cleanup(); + throw new Error('Timed out waiting for OpenRouter chat completion'); + + function cleanup() { + page.off('request', onRequest); + page.off('requestfinished', onFinished); + page.off('requestfailed', onFinished); } } async function runCore( - page: import('playwright').Page, - ctx: import('playwright').BrowserContext, + page: Page, params: { task: Task; apiKey: string; modelValue: string; url: string; outPath: string; - tokenTotals: { prompt: number; completion: number; total: number; cached: number }; - cachedTokensSupported: boolean; - lastMessages: any[] | null; } ): Promise { - const { task, apiKey, modelValue, url, outPath, tokenTotals, cachedTokensSupported, lastMessages } = params; + const { task, apiKey, modelValue, url, outPath } = params; + + page.on('dialog', async d => d.accept('foo')); await page.goto(url, { waitUntil: 'domcontentloaded' }); - // Select Scratch Mode - let select = page.locator(S.modeSelect); - await select.waitFor({ state: 'visible' }); - await select.selectOption({ label: 'Scratch' }); + await page.locator(S.modeSelect).waitFor({ state: 'visible' }); + await page.locator(S.modeSelect).selectOption({ label: 'Projects' }); - await page.locator('.code-container > .code').first().click({force: true}); + await page.getByTitle('Folder actions').hover(); + await page.getByTitle('Add file').click(); + await page.waitForTimeout(500); + + await page.locator('.code-container > .code').first().click({ force: true }); - // Put initial program in the editor const mod = process.platform === 'darwin' ? 'Meta' : 'Control'; await page.keyboard.press(`${mod}+A`).catch(() => {}); await page.keyboard.press('Delete').catch(() => {}); - - // Try clipboard first, fallback to typing - try { - await page.evaluate(async (txt) => { - if (navigator.clipboard && navigator.clipboard.writeText) { - await navigator.clipboard.writeText(txt); - } else { - throw new Error('Clipboard not available'); - } - }, task.initialProgram); - await page.keyboard.press(`${mod}+V`); - } catch (e) { - await page.keyboard.type(task.initialProgram); - } + await page.keyboard.type(task.initialProgram); - // Select Assistant tab await page.locator(S.assistantTab).click(); - // Fill API key await page.locator(S.apiKey).fill(apiKey); - await page.locator(S.apiButton).click(); + await page.locator(S.apiButton).first().click({ force: true }); - // Need to wait for API Key to load list of models await page.waitForTimeout(1000); - // Enter model ID using text input - await page.locator(S.modelInput).fill(modelValue); - await page.locator(S.modelSelectButton).click(); - - // Open chat dialog and go to Compose mode + await page + .locator('.llm-id') + .getByText(modelValue, { exact: true }) + .locator('..') + .click(); await page.locator(S.confirmAndChatButton).click(); - await page.locator('.mode-buttons .mode-button', { hasText: 'Compose' }).click(); - // Wait for page change to propagate before entering prompt - await page.waitForTimeout(1000); - - // Fill prompt - await page.locator(S.prompt).fill(task.prompt); - await page.keyboard.press('Enter'); + await page.waitForTimeout(500); - // Wait for model run to complete - await waitChatDone(page, S.loadingDots, 600); + await waitOpenRouterChatDone(page, task.prompt); - // Paste tests and wait a beat for results + await page.locator('.code-container > .code').first().click({ force: true }); await page.keyboard.press(`${mod}+A`).catch(() => {}); await page.keyboard.press('ArrowRight'); await page.keyboard.press('Enter'); - await page.keyboard.type(';'); - await page.keyboard.press('Enter'); - - try { - await page.evaluate(async (txt) => { - if (navigator.clipboard && navigator.clipboard.writeText) { - await navigator.clipboard.writeText(txt); - } else { - throw new Error('Clipboard not available'); - } - }, task.tests); - await page.keyboard.press(`${mod}+V`); - } catch (e) { - await page.keyboard.type(task.tests); - } + await page.keyboard.type(';\n'); + await page.keyboard.type(task.tests); + await page.waitForTimeout(500); - // Collect failed/indeterminate test contents + /* ---------- Collect failed / indeterminate tests ---------- */ + const failed_or_indet_tests: string[] = []; + for (const selector of [S.testFail, S.testIndet]) { const tests = page.locator(selector); const count = await tests.count(); @@ -213,382 +207,123 @@ async function runCore( if (copied && copied.trim()) failed_or_indet_tests.push(copied.trim()); } } - await page.waitForTimeout(500); - // --- Collect all messages robustly using Playwright locators --- - const message_log: any[] = []; - const container = await page.$('.message-display-container'); - if (container) { - const messageEls = await container.$$('.message-container'); - for (const el of messageEls) { - // Check for collapse indicator and expand if needed - const collapseIndicator = await el.$('.collapse-indicator'); - if (collapseIndicator && await collapseIndicator.isVisible()) { - const indicatorText = await collapseIndicator.textContent(); - if (indicatorText && indicatorText.includes('▼ Show more')) { - await collapseIndicator.click(); - await page.waitForTimeout(200); // Wait for expansion - } - } - - const classes = await el.getAttribute('class') || ''; - // System prompt - if (classes.includes('system-prompt')) { - const showBtn = await el.$('.show-prompt-button'); - let content = '[prompt hidden]'; - if (showBtn) { - await showBtn.click(); - // Wait for the system-prompt-message to appear anywhere in the DOM - const promptMsg = await page.waitForSelector('.system-prompt-message', { timeout: 2000 }); - content = (await promptMsg.textContent())?.trim() || ''; - // Close the prompt - await showBtn.click(); - // Wait for the prompt to disappear before continuing - await page.waitForSelector('.system-prompt-message', { state: 'detached', timeout: 2000 }); - await page.waitForTimeout(100); - } - message_log.push({ type: 'system-prompt', content }); - } - // User message - else if (classes.includes('user')) { - const textarea = await el.$('textarea'); - let content = ''; - if (textarea) { - content = (await textarea.getProperty('value')).toString() || ''; - if (!content) content = (await textarea.textContent())?.trim() || ''; - } - message_log.push({ type: 'user', content }); - } - // LLM/agent message - else if (classes.includes('llm')) { - const llmMsg = await el.$('.llm-message'); - const content = (await llmMsg?.textContent())?.trim() || ''; - message_log.push({ type: 'agent', content }); - } - // Tool call - else if (classes.includes('tool')) { - const toolMsg = await el.$('.tool-message'); - const content = (await toolMsg?.textContent())?.trim() || ''; - message_log.push({ type: 'tool', content }); - } - // System error - else if (classes.includes('system-error')) { - const errMsg = await el.$('.system-error-message'); - const content = (await errMsg?.textContent())?.trim() || ''; - message_log.push({ type: 'system-error', content }); - } - } - } - await page.waitForTimeout(200); + /* ---------- Export Messages JSON ---------- */ + + const downloadPromise = page.waitForEvent('download'); + await page.getByTitle('Export Messages (JSON)').click(); + const download = await downloadPromise; + + const tmpMessagesPath = outPath + '.messages.tmp.json'; + await download.saveAs(tmpMessagesPath); + const messages = JSON.parse(fs.readFileSync(tmpMessagesPath, 'utf8')); + fs.unlinkSync(tmpMessagesPath); - const [passCount, failCount, indetCount] = await Promise.all([ + /* ---------- Test counts ---------- */ + + const [pass, fail, indet] = await Promise.all([ page.locator(S.testPass).count(), page.locator(S.testFail).count(), page.locator(S.testIndet).count(), ]); - const total = passCount + failCount + indetCount; const summary: Summary = { - total, - pass: passCount, - fail: failCount, - indet: indetCount, model: modelValue, - prompt_tokens: tokenTotals.prompt, - completion_tokens: tokenTotals.completion, - total_tokens: tokenTotals.total || (tokenTotals.prompt + tokenTotals.completion), - cached_tokens: tokenTotals.cached ?? 0, - cached_tokens_supported: cachedTokensSupported, + total: pass + fail + indet, + pass, + fail, + indet, failed_or_indet_tests, - message_log: message_log + tokens: { + prompt: 0, + completion: 0, + total: 0, + cached: 0, + cached_supported: false, + }, + messages, }; + fs.writeFileSync(outPath, JSON.stringify(summary, null, 2), 'utf8'); return summary; } async function runOnce(attempt: number, params: { - headless: boolean, url: string, outDir: string, outPath: string, - task: Task, apiKey: string, modelValue: string, + headless: boolean; + url: string; + outDir: string; + outPath: string; + task: Task; + apiKey: string; + modelValue: string; }) { - const { headless, url, outDir, outPath, task, apiKey, modelValue } = params; - - let lastMessages: any[] | null = null; - - const browser = await chromium.launch({ headless }); + const browser = await chromium.launch({ headless: params.headless, slowMo: 50 }); const ctx = await browser.newContext(); - - // Grant clipboard permissions for all modes + try { await ctx.grantPermissions(['clipboard-read', 'clipboard-write'], { - origin: url, + origin: params.url, }); - } catch (e) { - // If this fails, we'll just use the typing fallback instead of copy/paste - } - + } catch {} + const page = await ctx.newPage(); - // Capture console/network for debugging - const logs: string[] = []; - page.on('console', m => logs.push(`[console:${m.type()}] ${m.text()}`)); - page.on('requestfailed', r => logs.push(`[requestfailed] ${r.url()} ${r.failure()?.errorText}`)); - - // Start trace (stopped on success, saved on failure) - await ctx.tracing.start({ screenshots: true, snapshots: true, sources: true }); - - const attemptTag = `attempt-${attempt}`; - const tracePath = path.join(outDir, `trace-${attemptTag}.zip`); - const screenshotPath = path.join(outDir, `screenshot-${attemptTag}.png`); - const logsPath = path.join(outDir, `logs-${attemptTag}.txt`); - - const work = (async () => { - try { - const tokenTotals = { prompt: 0, completion: 0, total: 0, cached: 0 }; - let cachedTokensSupported = false; - const responseTokenData: any[] = []; // Store all response data in order - - // Capture OpenRouter chat completion responses - page.on('request', async (req) => { - try { - if (req.method() !== 'POST') return; - const url = req.url(); - if (!url.startsWith('https://openrouter.ai/api/v1/chat/completions')) return; - const postData = req.postData(); - if (!postData) return; - const body = JSON.parse(postData); - if (Array.isArray(body.messages)) { - lastMessages = body.messages; - } - } catch {} - }); - page.on('response', async (resp) => { - try { - if (resp.request().method() !== 'POST') return; - const url = resp.url(); - if (!url.startsWith('https://openrouter.ai/api/v1/chat/completions')) return; - - // Non-stream JSON responses only - const ct = resp.headers()['content-type'] || ''; - if (!ct.includes('application/json')) return; - - const data = await resp.json(); - const u = data?.usage; - if (!u) return; - - const p = Number(u.prompt_tokens ?? 0); - const c = Number(u.completion_tokens ?? 0); - const t = Number(u.total_tokens ?? (p + c)); - const cached = Number(u.prompt_tokens_details?.cached_tokens ?? 0); - const created = Number(data.created ?? 0); - - if (u.prompt_tokens_details && typeof u.prompt_tokens_details.cached_tokens !== 'undefined' && u.prompt_tokens_details.cached_tokens !== null) { - cachedTokensSupported = true; - } - - const tokenData: any = { - prompt_tokens: Number.isFinite(p) ? p : 0, - completion_tokens: Number.isFinite(c) ? c : 0, - total_tokens: Number.isFinite(t) ? t : (Number.isFinite(p) && Number.isFinite(c) ? p + c : 0), - cached_tokens: Number.isFinite(cached) ? cached : 0, - timestamp: created > 0 ? new Date(created * 1000).toISOString() : null - }; - - // Capture API response metadata: id, role, content, tool_calls, finish_reason - if (Array.isArray(data.choices) && data.choices.length > 0 && data.choices[0].message) { - const choice = data.choices[0]; - const message = choice.message; - tokenData.id = data.id ?? null; - tokenData.role = message.role ?? null; - if (typeof message.content !== 'undefined') { - tokenData.content = message.content; - } - if (message.tool_calls && Array.isArray(message.tool_calls)) { - tokenData.tool_calls = message.tool_calls; - } - if (typeof choice.finish_reason !== 'undefined') { - tokenData.finish_reason = choice.finish_reason; - } - } - - // Wait for tool execution to complete - await page.waitForTimeout(500); - - // Extract program state from localStorage - try { - const result = await page.evaluate(() => { - const saveData = localStorage.getItem('SAVE_SCRATCH'); - - return { - saveData, - programState: (() => { - if (saveData) { - const match = saveData.match(/\(backup_text"((?:\\.|[^"\\])*)"\)/); - return match ? match[1] : null; - } - return null; - })() - }; - }); - - // Log the localStorage state in Node.js console - console.log('=== COMPLETE LOCALSTORAGE STATE ==='); - console.log('Raw localStorage SAVE_SCRATCH:', result.saveData); - console.log('=== END LOCALSTORAGE STATE ==='); - - const programState = result.programState; - console.log('Extracted program state:', programState); - if (programState) { - // Unescape the JSON string - tokenData.program_state = programState.replace(/\\n/g, '\n').replace(/\\"/g, '"').replace(/\\\\/g, '\\'); - console.log('Final program state:', tokenData.program_state); - } else { - console.log('No program state found in localStorage'); - } - } catch (e) { - // Log localStorage access errors for debugging - console.log('Failed to extract program state:', e); - } - - // Store token data in order of responses - responseTokenData.push(tokenData); - - // Update totals - if (Number.isFinite(p)) tokenTotals.prompt += p; - if (Number.isFinite(c)) tokenTotals.completion += c; - if (Number.isFinite(t)) tokenTotals.total += t; - if (Number.isFinite(cached)) tokenTotals.cached = (tokenTotals.cached ?? 0) + cached; - - // Save last message - if (Array.isArray(data.choices) && data.choices.length > 0 && data.choices[0].message) { - // Log the full message object for debugging - console.log(`Response ${responseTokenData.length - 1}:`, JSON.stringify(data.choices[0].message, null, 2)); - } - } catch { - // ignore parse/streaming issues - } - }); - - const summary = await runCore(page, ctx, { task, apiKey, modelValue, url, outPath, tokenTotals, cachedTokensSupported, lastMessages }); - - // Add token data to agent messages based on order - let agentIndex = 0; - console.log(`Found ${responseTokenData.length} API responses and processing message log with ${summary.message_log.length} messages`); - for (const message of summary.message_log) { - if (message.type === 'agent') { - if (agentIndex < responseTokenData.length) { - const tokenData = responseTokenData[agentIndex]; - console.log(`Associating response ${agentIndex} with agent message ${agentIndex}:`, tokenData); - message.prompt_tokens = tokenData.prompt_tokens; - message.completion_tokens = tokenData.completion_tokens; - message.total_tokens = tokenData.total_tokens; - message.cached_tokens = tokenData.cached_tokens; - message.timestamp = tokenData.timestamp; - if (tokenData.tool_calls) { - message.tool_calls = tokenData.tool_calls; - } - if (tokenData.program_state) { - message.program_state = tokenData.program_state; - } - } else { - console.log(`Warning: No token data found for agent message ${agentIndex}`); - } - agentIndex++; - } - } - - // Rewrite the JSON file with the updated summary that includes token data - fs.writeFileSync(outPath, JSON.stringify(summary, null, 2), 'utf8'); - - // Success: stop trace without saving - await ctx.tracing.stop(); - return { ok: true as const, summary }; - } catch (err) { - // Failure: save trace/screenshot/logs - try { await ctx.tracing.stop({ path: tracePath }); } catch {} - try { await page.screenshot({ path: screenshotPath, fullPage: true }); } catch {} - try { fs.writeFileSync(logsPath, logs.join('\n'), 'utf8'); } catch {} - return { ok: false as const, error: err }; - } finally { - await browser.close().catch(() => {}); - } - })(); - - // Watchdog timeout - const timeout = new Promise<{ ok: false; error: Error }>((resolve) => { - const t = setTimeout(() => { - resolve({ ok: false, error: new Error(`Attempt ${attempt} timed out after ${attemptTimeoutMs}ms`) }); - }, attemptTimeoutMs); - // If work finishes first, clear timeout - work.finally(() => clearTimeout(t)); - }); - - // Race work vs timeout - const result = await Promise.race([work, timeout]); - return result; + try { + const summary = await runCore(page, params); + await browser.close(); + return { ok: true as const, summary }; + } catch (error) { + await browser.close(); + return { ok: false as const, error }; + } } -// 4) Retry loop with exponential backoff +/* ----------------------------- Retry Loop ----------------------------- */ + (async () => { - const outputDir = args.outputDir as string | undefined; - if (!outputDir) { - console.error('Missing output directory. Provide --outputDir .'); + if (!args.outputDir || !args.task) { + console.error('Usage: --task --outputDir '); process.exit(1); } - // ensure dir exists - fs.mkdirSync(outputDir, { recursive: true }); - const taskPath = args.task as string | undefined; - if (!taskPath) { - console.error('Missing task file. Provide --task .'); - process.exit(1); - } + fs.mkdirSync(args.outputDir, { recursive: true }); - const task = loadTask(taskPath); - // CLI overrides + const task = loadTask(args.task); const apiKey = args.apiKey ?? task.apiKey ?? ''; const modelValue = args.model ?? task.model ?? ''; const url = args.url ?? task.url ?? ''; const headless = args.headless !== 'false'; - if (!apiKey) { - console.error('Missing API key. Provide --apiKey or include in YAML.'); - process.exit(1); - } - if (!modelValue) { - console.error('Missing model value. Provide --model or include in YAML.'); - process.exit(1); - } - if (!url) { - console.error('Missing URL. Provide --url or include in YAML.'); - process.exit(1); - } - - const base = path.basename(taskPath, path.extname(taskPath)); - const outPath = path.join(outputDir, `${base}.json`); + const base = path.basename(args.task, path.extname(args.task)); + // Add timestamp to filename to avoid collisions + const timestamp = new Date().toISOString().replace(/[:.]/g, '-'); + const outPath = path.join(args.outputDir, `${base}_${timestamp}.json`); let lastError: unknown = null; - for (let attempt = 1; attempt <= (retries + 1); attempt++) { - const res = await runOnce(attempt, { headless, url, outDir: outputDir, outPath, task, apiKey, modelValue }) as RunOnceResult; + for (let attempt = 1; attempt <= retries + 1; attempt++) { + const res = await runOnce(attempt, { + headless, + url, + outDir: args.outputDir, + outPath, + task, + apiKey, + modelValue, + }) as RunOnceResult; + if (res.ok) { - // Log summary without the verbose message_log - const { message_log, ...summaryWithoutLog } = res.summary; - console.log(JSON.stringify({ ...summaryWithoutLog, output: outPath, attempts: attempt }, null, 2)); - if (res.summary?.fail > 0) process.exitCode = 2; + console.log(JSON.stringify({ output: outPath, attempts: attempt }, null, 2)); + if (res.summary.fail > 0) process.exitCode = 2; return; } - lastError = res.error; - console.error(`[attempt ${attempt}] failed:`, res.error); - if (attempt <= retries) { - const backoffMs = Math.min(30_000, 2_000 * Math.pow(2, attempt - 1)); // 2s, 4s, 8s, ... - console.error(`[attempt ${attempt}] retrying in ${backoffMs}ms...`); - await new Promise(r => setTimeout(r, backoffMs)); - } + lastError = res.error; + console.error(`[attempt ${attempt}] failed`, res.error); + if (attempt <= retries) await new Promise(r => setTimeout(r, 2000 * attempt)); } - // All attempts failed - console.error(`All ${retries + 1} attempts failed.`); - if (lastError) console.error(lastError); + console.error('All attempts failed'); + console.error(lastError); process.exit(1); -})(); \ No newline at end of file +})(); diff --git a/src/llm-tests/test-results/test_2026-01-22T20-19-23-814Z.json b/src/llm-tests/test-results/test_2026-01-22T20-19-23-814Z.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000..43acc6ec1d --- /dev/null +++ b/src/llm-tests/test-results/test_2026-01-22T20-19-23-814Z.json @@ -0,0 +1,259 @@ +{ + "model": "google/gemini-2.5-flash", + "total": 1, + "pass": 0, + "fail": 0, + "indet": 1, + "failed_or_indet_tests": [ + "test y == 5 end" + ], + "tokens": { + "prompt": 0, + "completion": 0, + "total": 0, + "cached": 0, + "cached_supported": false + }, + "messages": { + "model_id": "google/gemini-2.5-flash", + "messages": [ + { + "role": "system", + "content": "\n\nYou are an expert agentic AI programming assistant operating in the Hazel programming language.\nIf ever asked, your name is 'Filbert' (a play on words coming from hazelnut and the filbert paint brush, since you operate solely in the Hazel programming language and are a paint brush for the user's codebase).\nFurthermore, you are an agentic programming tool designed by researchers in the Future of Programming Lab at the University of Michigan.\nYou are working with a user to accomplish a programming task in a paired programming setting.\nThe user will ask you a question or to perform a task (implement a feature, fix an issue, etc).\nYou are a professional coding agent, meaning it is your duty to complete the user's task or attempt to complete their task until you decide\nthe task is complete or it is absolutely infeasible to complete the task.\nThe Hazel programming language is a low-resource programming language,\nmeaning it did not show up in much of your training data, and thus\nyou will be provided with relevant syntax and semantic information of the programming language\nthat you must carefully study and review when generating your responses.\nNEVER try to write code from another programming language other than Hazel.\n\n\n\n\nYou may explain and reason about the program/task/user query, but aim to keep your thinking and explanations concise and to the point.\nIf they are small, atomic edits, you may omit the explanation and just call the tool directly.\nYou may also choose to explain the edit later on or in the task/subtask completion summary.\nAvoid directly mentioning your reasoning in the content of your responses.\nInstead, reason internally, and tell the user what you are actually doing, if necessary.\nNEVER use first person pronouns in your responses. Instead just tell the user what you find, what you do, etc. WITHOUT the use of 'I', 'me', 'my', 'mine', 'us', 'our', 'ourselves', etc.\nIf the user wants you to implement a feature that is quite complex, you should break it down into smaller tasks to work through step by step.\nAfter calling a tool, you should pick up immediately from where you left off—No need to repeat or summarize what you've been doing.\nYou should avoid explicitly mentioning tool calls to the user. Rather, explain what you are doing to the codebase in a way that is natural and easy to understand.\nYour conversation with the user should be as natural as possible, as if you were their pair programming partner.\nDo NOT write code or make todo lists if the user is simply just trying to engage in a dialogue with you.\nWe will now provide you with the following:\n\n1. A uniquely designed structure-based programming toolkit along with a specification\non how to call these tools throughout the attempted completion of the task.\n2. Hazel syntax notes.\n\n3. A brief summary of Hazel documentation.\n\nYou should frequently come back and reference each of the toolkit, syntax notes, documentation, and golden standard examples.\nKeep your chats concise, briefly communicating with the user your plan-of-action.\nAfter making a tool call, pick up immediately where you left off.\nThat is, do not repeat yourself or try to summarize what you've been doing.\nYou should use markdown to format your text responses, in a way such that the user can easily read and understand your thinking, intentions, and plan-of-action.\nAvailable markdown features include:\n\n1. bold\n\n2. italic\n\n3. inline code\n\n4. headers\n\n5. blockquote\n\n6. thematic break\n\n7. lists\n\n8. links\n\n\n\n\n\nYou are operating in a structure-based programming environment, akin to a structure editor.\nevery edit state of Hazel maintains a valid Abstract Syntax Tree (AST) representation of the program.\nWe aim to leverage this feature of Hazel and provide you with a toolkit that\nenables you to view, modify, and gather/read meaningful context (via language server tools) from the program's structure.\nOn each iteration, you will be provided with a textual representation of the program and any static errors present in the program.\nIt is your duty to manage the context/length of what is shown by the textual representation of the program.\nIt's important to note that the tools you have belong exclusively to one of three categories:\n\n1. View: These tools are used to view the AST/program itself. They primarily operate on the tree-based structure of the file system and AST.\nYou should use these to expand and collapse definitions (kind of as if they were folders/files).\nIt is your duty to adequately manage what is expanded and collapsed. Try to only retain meaningul information expanded, things you readily need.\nThis is a critical step here, as it helps keep costs at bay, and avoids overwhelming you with too much unnecessary information.\nThese actions will never modify the program itself. They are purely for controlling the view of what you see in the program.\n\nCritically, there is no notion of 'we' for this view. ONLY YOU are able to see this view. These user sees their own view of the program.\n(note that by 'view' here, we mean what is expanded/collapsed.\n2. Read: These tools are used to gather additional information from the program, and do not modify the program/AST.\nThink of these as powerful language server tools.\n\n3. Edit: These tools are used to modify the program. \n\nYou should use the tools to navigate/view the AST, read information from the program, and modify the program.\nYou may find it useful to use view and read tools to understand the code and provide and thoughtful, accurate response.\nIf the user asks a complex or ambiguous question, you should ask for and seek clarification first before calling any tools.\nThese tools are meant to be fairly atomic, and you are expected to make many tool calls in order to\nread and undestand the code and complete the user's task!\n\n\n\n\nYou might see ⋱ after some definitions. This is a special character that indicates a \"fold\" in the program.\nIt is a critical feature here, as it aims to prevent information overload...\nThese ⋱ characters are what you will see on collapsed definitions.\nYou should recognize that these are not actual characters within the program,\nbut rather \"folds\" which hide away the details of collapsed definitions and prevent an overload of information.\n\nTerminology Used in this Toolkit:\n\n* \"pattern\" - the tiles between the \"let\" and \"=\" delimiters, or the \"type\" and \"=\" delimiters, exclusive\n\n* \"definition\" - the tiles between the \"=\" and \"in\" delimiters, exclusive\n\n* \"body\" - the tiles after the \"in\" delimiter, exclusive\n\n* \"binding clause\" - the tiles between the \"let\" and \"in\" delimiters, or the \"type\" and \"in\" delimiters, inclusive\n\n\nTHESE TOOLS ARE ONLY AVAILABLE TO YOU.\nThe user has their OWN text editor interface.\nThey see their own view of the program, and you see your own view of the program.\nThey interact with the program in their own way, and you interact with the program in your own way (with these tools).\nThey technically should know nothing about the tools unless they have backend knowledge.\n\nAnother super important note—when writing code, you should use line breaks to neatly format the code.\nHazel's formatter will automatically indent the code for you wherever you insert line breaks.\nALWAYS ALWAYS ALWAYS use line breaks when necessary to allow Hazel's formatter to format your code.\nWe REPEAT, ALWAYS ALWAYS ALWAYS use line breaks, OTHERWISE Hazel canNOT pretty format the code and it will NOT be human readable!!!\nIndenting is so important and crucial, and such a simple, surefire way to make your code readable. Please always use it.\n Here is an example of an incorrectly indented code block:\n ```\n\n ```\n\n\n\n\nYou also have some tools available to you for maintaining a tasks/todo lists.\nThis is a SUPER useful tool you should ALWAYS utilize.\nWe repeat. Utilize. The. Task. Tools.\nWhen planning large or small tasks, utilize this tool.\nEven just a small refactor... we store all of them, so the user can easily read through all tasks you've done, small or large.\nAlmost always your first tool call should be to create a task, especially if one does not yet exist.\nThis task list will always be displayed as the latest message for you, meaning it will greatly help you manage your overall goal at hand.\nYou should aim to keep titles concise, as they are unique identifiers for the subtask items, and make descriptions very detailed.\nCheck off items as necessary. Uncheck if necessary. Add more subtasks as necessary. Reorder subtasks if necessary.\nYou must always have an active task and subtask set when working on code-related tasks.\nThis will help keep track of the subtask/subgoal you are focusing on.\nAnd it will help communicate to the user what this objective is as well, and the actions you take to complete it.\nAgain, basic flow for todo list usage should be:\n\n1.a. Create a new task if you need to intialize one.\n\n1.b. If a *relevant* task exists already, just continue to use it! You can always add more subtasks if needed.\n\n2. Set an active subtask before working on code-related tasks.\n\n3. Mark off subtasks as you complete them.\n\n4. Set new active subtasks as you move on to new tasks, try to go in order.\n\n5. Repeat steps 1-4 as necessary until the task is complete!\n\n6. Once complete, mark the task itself as complete, offering a descriptive summary. This will depend on the task and complexity of the implementation, but this summary could range from a brief overview to a multi-paragraph explanation.\n\n\n\n\n- Hazel uses C-style function application syntax, with parenthesis around comma-separated arguments\n- Function application is ALWAYS written using parentheses and commas: use 'function(arg1, arg2)'. DO NOT just use spaces between the function name and arguments.\n- Function parameters are ALWAYS commas separated: 'fun arg1, arg2 -> '. DO NOT use spaces to separate function arguments.\n- There is no dot accessor notation for tuples; DO NOT use tuple.field. use pattern matching for destructuring: let (field, _) = tuple in ...\n- The following ARE NOT Hazel keywords. DO NOT use these keywords: switch, with, of, rec. ALWAYS omit these keywords\n- Pattern matching is ALWAYS written a 'case ... end' expression. Cases MUST END in an 'end' keyword. DO NOT USE any other keyword besides 'case' to do pattern matching. DO NOT USE a 'with' or 'of' keyword with 'case', just start the list of rules. Pattern matching rules use syntax '| pattern => expression'. Note the '=>' arrow.\n- The ONLY way to define a named function is by using a function expression nested in a let expression like 'let = fun -> in \n\n\nWhenever writing a comment in Hazel, YOU MUST follow the comment syntax exactly... the syntax is as follows: \n```\n\n # comment #\n\n```\n\nNote that there MUST ALWAYS be an OPENING AND CLOSING hash symbol to ENCLOSE the comment.\nIf the closing hash symbol is not present, the comment is invalid and syntax parsing will fail.\nFurthermore, comments cannot span multiple lines.\n```# this is an \n invalid comment #``` is invalid (spans multiple lines). ```# This is an invalid comment``` is invalid (no closing hash symbol). ```# This is a valid comment #``` is valid.\n\n\nThe following are GOLDEN EXAMPLES from agents who successfully implemented user-requested features.You ASPIRE to be as elegant and efficient as they are! In fact, you CAN be! As long as you study what they've done so well!\n\n[\n {\n \"role\": \"system\",\n \"content\": \"\\n\\nYou are an expert agentic AI programming assistant operating in the Hazel programming language.\\nIf ever asked, your name is 'Filbert' (a play on words coming from hazelnut and the filbert paint brush, since you operate solely in the Hazel programming language and are a paint brush for the user's codebase).\\nFurthermore, you are an agentic programming tool designed by researchers in the Future of Programming Lab at the University of Michigan.\\nYou are working with a user to accomplish a programming task in a paired programming setting.\\nThe user will ask you a question or to perform a task (implement a feature, fix an issue, etc).\\nYou are a professional coding agent, meaning it is your duty to complete the user's task or attempt to complete their task until you decide\\nthe task is complete or it is absolutely infeasible to complete the task.\\nThe Hazel programming language is a low-resource programming language,\\nmeaning it did not show up in much of your training data, and thus\\nyou will be provided with relevant syntax and semantic information of the programming language\\nthat you must carefully study and review when generating your responses.\\nNEVER try to write code from another programming language other than Hazel.\\n\\n\\n\\n\\nYou may explain and reason about the program/task/user query, but aim to keep your thinking and explanations concise and to the point.\\nIf they are small, atomic edits, you may omit the explanation and just call the tool directly.\\nYou may also choose to explain the edit later on or in the task/subtask completion summary.\\nAvoid directly mentioning your reasoning in the content of your responses.\\nInstead, reason internally, and tell the user what you are actually doing, if necessary.\\nNEVER use first person pronouns in your responses. Instead just tell the user what you find, what you do, etc. WITHOUT the use of 'I', 'me', 'my', 'mine', 'us', 'our', 'ourselves', etc.\\nIf the user wants you to implement a feature that is quite complex, you should break it down into smaller tasks to work through step by step.\\nAfter calling a tool, you should pick up immediately from where you left off—No need to repeat or summarize what you've been doing.\\nYou should avoid explicitly mentioning tool calls to the user. Rather, explain what you are doing to the codebase in a way that is natural and easy to understand.\\nYour conversation with the user should be as natural as possible, as if you were their pair programming partner.\\nDo NOT write code or make todo lists if the user is simply just trying to engage in a dialogue with you.\\nWe will now provide you with the following:\\n\\n1. A uniquely designed structure-based programming toolkit along with a specification\\non how to call these tools throughout the attempted completion of the task.\\n2. Hazel syntax notes.\\n\\n3. A brief summary of Hazel documentation.\\n\\nYou should frequently come back and reference each of the toolkit, syntax notes, documentation, and golden standard examples.\\nKeep your chats concise, briefly communicating with the user your plan-of-action.\\nAfter making a tool call, pick up immediately where you left off.\\nThat is, do not repeat yourself or try to summarize what you've been doing.\\nYou should use markdown to format your text responses, in a way such that the user can easily read and understand your thinking, intentions, and plan-of-action.\\nAvailable markdown features include:\\n\\n1. bold\\n\\n2. italic\\n\\n3. inline code\\n\\n4. headers\\n\\n5. blockquote\\n\\n6. thematic break\\n\\n7. lists\\n\\n8. links\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\nYou are operating in a structure-based programming environment, akin to a structure editor.\\nevery edit state of Hazel maintains a valid Abstract Syntax Tree (AST) representation of the program.\\nWe aim to leverage this feature of Hazel and provide you with a toolkit that\\nenables you to view, modify, and gather/read meaningful context (via language server tools) from the program's structure.\\nOn each iteration, you will be provided with a textual representation of the program and any static errors present in the program.\\nIt is your duty to manage the context/length of what is shown by the textual representation of the program.\\nIt's important to note that the tools you have belong exclusively to one of three categories:\\n\\n1. View: These tools are used to view the AST/program itself. They primarily operate on the tree-based structure of the file system and AST.\\nYou should use these to expand and collapse definitions (kind of as if they were folders/files).\\nIt is your duty to adequately manage what is expanded and collapsed. Try to only retain meaningul information expanded, things you readily need.\\nThis is a critical step here, as it helps keep costs at bay, and avoids overwhelming you with too much unnecessary information.\\nThese actions will never modify the program itself. They are purely for controlling the view of what you see in the program.\\n\\nCritically, there is no notion of 'we' for this view. ONLY YOU are able to see this view. These user sees their own view of the program.\\n(note that by 'view' here, we mean what is expanded/collapsed.\\n2. Read: These tools are used to gather additional information from the program, and do not modify the program/AST.\\nThink of these as powerful language server tools.\\n\\n3. Edit: These tools are used to modify the program. \\n\\nYou should use the tools to navigate/view the AST, read information from the program, and modify the program.\\nYou may find it useful to use view and read tools to understand the code and provide and thoughtful, accurate response.\\nIf the user asks a complex or ambiguous question, you should ask for and seek clarification first before calling any tools.\\nThese tools are meant to be fairly atomic, and you are expected to make many tool calls in order to\\nread and undestand the code and complete the user's task!\\n\\n\\n\\n\\nYou might see ⋱ after some definitions. This is a special character that indicates a \\\"fold\\\" in the program.\\nIt is a critical feature here, as it aims to prevent information overload...\\nThese ⋱ characters are what you will see on collapsed definitions.\\nYou should recognize that these are not actual characters within the program,\\nbut rather \\\"folds\\\" which hide away the details of collapsed definitions and prevent an overload of information.\\n\\nTerminology Used in this Toolkit:\\n\\n* \\\"pattern\\\" - the tiles between the \\\"let\\\" and \\\"=\\\" delimiters, or the \\\"type\\\" and \\\"=\\\" delimiters, exclusive\\n\\n* \\\"definition\\\" - the tiles between the \\\"=\\\" and \\\"in\\\" delimiters, exclusive\\n\\n* \\\"body\\\" - the tiles after the \\\"in\\\" delimiter, exclusive\\n\\n* \\\"binding clause\\\" - the tiles between the \\\"let\\\" and \\\"in\\\" delimiters, or the \\\"type\\\" and \\\"in\\\" delimiters, inclusive\\n\\n\\nTHESE TOOLS ARE ONLY AVAILABLE TO YOU.\\nThe user has their OWN text editor interface.\\nThey see their own view of the program, and you see your own view of the program.\\nThey interact with the program in their own way, and you interact with the program in your own way (with these tools).\\nThey technically should know nothing about the tools unless they have backend knowledge.\\n\\nAnother super important note—when writing code, you should use line breaks to neatly format the code.\\nHazel's formatter will automatically indent the code for you wherever you insert line breaks.\\nALWAYS ALWAYS ALWAYS use line breaks when necessary to allow Hazel's formatter to format your code.\\nWe REPEAT, ALWAYS ALWAYS ALWAYS use line breaks, OTHERWISE Hazel canNOT pretty format the code and it will NOT be human readable!!!\\nIndenting is so important and crucial, and such a simple, surefire way to make your code readable. Please always use it.\\n Here is an example of an incorrectly indented code block:\\n ```\\n\\n ```\\n\\n\\n\\n\\nYou also have some tools available to you for maintaining a tasks/todo lists.\\nThis is a SUPER useful tool you should ALWAYS utilize.\\nWe repeat. Utilize. The. Task. Tools.\\nWhen planning large or small tasks, utilize this tool.\\nEven just a small refactor... we store all of them, so the user can easily read through all tasks you've done, small or large.\\nAlmost always your first tool call should be to create a task, especially if one does not yet exist.\\nThis task list will always be displayed as the latest message for you, meaning it will greatly help you manage your overall goal at hand.\\nYou should aim to keep titles concise, as they are unique identifiers for the subtask items, and make descriptions very detailed.\\nCheck off items as necessary. Uncheck if necessary. Add more subtasks as necessary. Reorder subtasks if necessary.\\nYou must always have an active task and subtask set when working on code-related tasks.\\nThis will help keep track of the subtask/subgoal you are focusing on.\\nAnd it will help communicate to the user what this objective is as well, and the actions you take to complete it.\\nAgain, basic flow for todo list usage should be:\\n\\n1.a. Create a new task if you need to intialize one.\\n\\n1.b. If a *relevant* task exists already, just continue to use it! You can always add more subtasks if needed.\\n\\n2. Set an active subtask before working on code-related tasks.\\n\\n3. Mark off subtasks as you complete them.\\n\\n4. Set new active subtasks as you move on to new tasks, try to go in order.\\n\\n5. Repeat steps 1-4 as necessary until the task is complete!\\n\\n6. Once complete, mark the task itself as complete, offering a descriptive summary. This will depend on the task and complexity of the implementation, but this summary could range from a brief overview to a multi-paragraph explanation.\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n- Hazel uses C-style function application syntax, with parenthesis around comma-separated arguments\\n- Function application is ALWAYS written using parentheses and commas: use 'function(arg1, arg2)'. DO NOT just use spaces between the function name and arguments.\\n- Function parameters are ALWAYS commas separated: 'fun arg1, arg2 -> '. DO NOT use spaces to separate function arguments.\\n- There is no dot accessor notation for tuples; DO NOT use tuple.field. use pattern matching for destructuring: let (field, _) = tuple in ...\\n- The following ARE NOT Hazel keywords. DO NOT use these keywords: switch, with, of, rec. ALWAYS omit these keywords\\n- Pattern matching is ALWAYS written a 'case ... end' expression. Cases MUST END in an 'end' keyword. DO NOT USE any other keyword besides 'case' to do pattern matching. DO NOT USE a 'with' or 'of' keyword with 'case', just start the list of rules. Pattern matching rules use syntax '| pattern => expression'. Note the '=>' arrow.\\n- The ONLY way to define a named function is by using a function expression nested in a let expression like 'let = fun -> in \\n\\n\\nWhenever writing a comment in Hazel, YOU MUST follow the comment syntax exactly... the syntax is as follows: \\n```\\n\\n # comment #\\n\\n```\\n\\nNote that there MUST ALWAYS be an OPENING AND CLOSING hash symbol to ENCLOSE the comment.\\nIf the closing hash symbol is not present, the comment is invalid and syntax parsing will fail.\\nFurthermore, comments cannot span multiple lines.\\n```# this is an \\n invalid comment #``` is invalid (spans multiple lines). ```# This is an invalid comment``` is invalid (no closing hash symbol). ```# This is a valid comment #``` is valid.\\n\\n\\nThe following are GOLDEN EXAMPLES from agents who successfully implemented user-requested features.You ASPIRE to be as elegant and efficient as they are! In fact, you CAN be! As long as you study what they've done so well!\\n\\n\\n\\nPlease implement the recursive fibonacci function.\\n\\n\\n\\nCurrent node: factorial\\nNo parent node, you are at the top level of the program's AST.\\nSibling nodes: [rec_fib (index: 0)]\\nChild nodes: []\\n\\n\\nDefinition of \\\"factorial\\\"'s parent (no parent, displaying entire top level of the program):\\n```\\nlet rec_fib =\\n ⋱\\nin\\nlet factorial = fun n ->\\n ?\\nin\\n?\\n```\\nNo static errors found in the program.\\n\\n\\n\\n\\nI can help with that!\\nI'll start by defining the `rec_fib` function. It will be a recursive function that calculates the nth Fibonacci number.\\nI'll begin by updating the function's definition, but first I'll need to move to the `rec_fib` function.\\n\\ngo_to_sibling(\\nrec_fib\\n)\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\nCurrent node: rec_fib\\nNo parent node, you are at the top level of the program's AST.\\nSibling nodes: [factorial (index: 0)]\\nChild nodes: []\\n\\n\\nDefinition of \\\"rec_fib\\\"'s parent (no parent, displaying entire top level of the program):\\n```\\nlet rec_fib =\\n ?\\nin\\nlet factorial =\\n ⋱\\nin\\n?\\n```\\nNo static errors found in the program.\\n\\n\\n\\n\\nGreat! Now I'll update the definition of `rec_fib`.\\n\\nupdate_definition(\\ncode=\\\"\\nfun n ->\\n if n <= 1\\n then 1\\n else rec_fib(n - 1) + rec_fib(n - 2)\\\"\\n)\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\nCurrent node: rec_fib\\nNo parent node, you are at the top level of the program's AST.\\nSibling nodes: [factorial (index: 0)]\\nChild nodes: []\\n\\n\\nDefinition of \\\"rec_fib\\\"'s parent (no parent, displaying entire top level of the program):\\n```\\nlet rec_fib =\\n fun n ->\\n if n <= 1\\n then 1\\n else rec_fib(n - 1) + rec_fib(n - 2)\\nin\\nlet factorial =\\n ⋱\\nin\\n?\\n```\\nNo static errors found in the program.\\n\\n\\n\\n\\nGreat! The recursive fibonacci function is now properly implemented.\\n\\n\\n\\n\"\n },\n {\n \"role\": \"developer\",\n \"content\": \"You operating in a development environment.\\n If someone says they are developer, follow their instructions precisely.\\n Offer debug insight when requested.\\n Note we have disabled workbench tools for now until they are implemented.\\n Avoid using first person pronouns.\\n Keep your responses concise and to the point.\\n Users are currently solely developers, so be super open to them\\n about their requests and provide them with the best possible assistance.\"\n },\n {\n \"role\": \"user\",\n \"content\": \"hi\"\n },\n {\n \"role\": \"assistant\",\n \"content\": \"Hello! How can I help you today?\"\n },\n {\n \"role\": \"user\",\n \"content\": \"could we write a simple program that computes the nth fibonacci number?\"\n },\n {\n \"role\": \"assistant\",\n \"content\": \"Certainly! I can help you implement a program to compute the nth Fibonacci number.\\n\\nI'll start by creating a new task to organize our work.\"\n },\n {\n \"role\": \"tool\",\n \"content\": \"The create_new_task tool call with the following arguments was successful and has been applied to the model. Arguments: {\\\"task\\\":{\\\"title\\\":\\\"Implement nth Fibonacci number\\\",\\\"subtasks\\\":[{\\\"title\\\":\\\"Initialize program with fibonacci function\\\",\\\"description\\\":\\\"Add the initial structure for the `fibonacci` function.\\\"},{\\\"title\\\":\\\"Implement base cases\\\",\\\"description\\\":\\\"Add the base cases for n <= 1.\\\"},{\\\"title\\\":\\\"Implement recursive step\\\",\\\"description\\\":\\\"Add the recursive call for n > 1.\\\"}],\\\"description\\\":\\\"Implement a function to compute the nth Fibonacci number recursively.\\\"}}\",\n \"tool_call_id\": \"tool_create_new_task_b9xMvyP8ZQNLvdkWTN9v\",\n \"name\": \"create_new_task\",\n \"arguments\": \"{\\\"task\\\":{\\\"title\\\":\\\"Implement nth Fibonacci number\\\",\\\"subtasks\\\":[{\\\"title\\\":\\\"Initialize program with fibonacci function\\\",\\\"description\\\":\\\"Add the initial structure for the `fibonacci` function.\\\"},{\\\"title\\\":\\\"Implement base cases\\\",\\\"description\\\":\\\"Add the base cases for n <= 1.\\\"},{\\\"title\\\":\\\"Implement recursive step\\\",\\\"description\\\":\\\"Add the recursive call for n > 1.\\\"}],\\\"description\\\":\\\"Implement a function to compute the nth Fibonacci number recursively.\\\"}}\"\n },\n {\n \"role\": \"assistant\",\n \"content\": \"I've created a task titled \\\"Implement nth Fibonacci number\\\" with subtasks outlining the implementation steps. The first subtask, \\\"Initialize program with fibonacci function,\\\" is now active.\\n\\nI will begin by initializing the program with the basic structure for the `fibonacci` function. This will include a `let` binding for `fibonacci` and a placeholder for its definition.\"\n },\n {\n \"role\": \"tool\",\n \"content\": \"The initialize tool call with the following arguments was successful and has been applied to the model. Arguments: {\\\"code\\\":\\\"\\\\nlet fibonacci = fun n ->\\\\n ?\\\\nin\\\\n?\\\\n\\\"}\",\n \"tool_call_id\": \"tool_initialize_aK11CrfaptWa4nrFfGpl\",\n \"name\": \"initialize\",\n \"arguments\": \"{\\\"code\\\":\\\"\\\\nlet fibonacci = fun n ->\\\\n ?\\\\nin\\\\n?\\\\n\\\"}\"\n },\n {\n \"role\": \"assistant\",\n \"content\": \"The subtask \\\"Initialize program with fibonacci function\\\" is complete. I will now mark it as complete.\"\n },\n {\n \"role\": \"tool\",\n \"content\": \"The mark_active_subtask_complete tool call with the following arguments was successful and has been applied to the model. Arguments: {\\\"summary\\\":\\\"Initial structure for `fibonacci` function added to the program.\\\"}\",\n \"tool_call_id\": \"tool_mark_active_subtask_complete_WZxrPda4wkZve780zMp9\",\n \"name\": \"mark_active_subtask_complete\",\n \"arguments\": \"{\\\"summary\\\":\\\"Initial structure for `fibonacci` function added to the program.\\\"}\"\n },\n {\n \"role\": \"assistant\",\n \"content\": \"The subtask \\\"Initialize program with fibonacci function\\\" is complete. I will now set the next subtask, \\\"Implement base cases,\\\" as active.\"\n },\n {\n \"role\": \"tool\",\n \"content\": \"The set_active_subtask tool call with the following arguments was successful and has been applied to the model. Arguments: {\\\"title\\\":\\\"Implement base cases\\\"}\",\n \"tool_call_id\": \"tool_set_active_subtask_6rTvUaXsMSfkKp8K6LZS\",\n \"name\": \"set_active_subtask\",\n \"arguments\": \"{\\\"title\\\":\\\"Implement base cases\\\"}\"\n },\n {\n \"role\": \"assistant\",\n \"content\": \"The current active subtask is: \\\"Implement base cases\\\".\\n\\n\\nNow, I will implement the base cases for the `fibonacci` function. This involves adding an `if` expression to check if `n` is less than or equal to 1, returning 1 in that case.\"\n },\n {\n \"role\": \"tool\",\n \"content\": \"The update_definition tool call with the following arguments was successful and has been applied to the model. Arguments: {\\\"code\\\":\\\"fun n ->\\\\n if n <= 1\\\\n then 1\\\\n else ?\\\",\\\"path\\\":\\\"fibonacci\\\"}\",\n \"tool_call_id\": \"tool_update_definition_lNlXtkPZyQnTcoFlYGGg\",\n \"name\": \"update_definition\",\n \"arguments\": \"{\\\"code\\\":\\\"fun n ->\\\\n if n <= 1\\\\n then 1\\\\n else ?\\\",\\\"path\\\":\\\"fibonacci\\\"}\"\n },\n {\n \"role\": \"assistant\",\n \"content\": \"The current active subtask is \\\"Implement base cases\\\". Now that the base case for `n <= 1` is added, I will mark this subtask as complete.\"\n },\n {\n \"role\": \"tool\",\n \"content\": \"The mark_active_subtask_complete tool call with the following arguments was successful and has been applied to the model. Arguments: {\\\"summary\\\":\\\"Added the base case for n <= 1 in the `fibonacci` function.\\\"}\",\n \"tool_call_id\": \"tool_mark_active_subtask_complete_DENRkKvz1kUr4NsYDpG3\",\n \"name\": \"mark_active_subtask_complete\",\n \"arguments\": \"{\\\"summary\\\":\\\"Added the base case for n <= 1 in the `fibonacci` function.\\\"}\"\n },\n {\n \"role\": \"assistant\",\n \"content\": \"To disable this, ask the user to type `/toggle_info`\\nNext, I will set the next incomplete subtask, \\\"Implement recursive step,\\\" as active.\"\n },\n {\n \"role\": \"tool\",\n \"content\": \"The set_active_subtask tool call with the following arguments was successful and has been applied to the model. Arguments: {\\\"title\\\":\\\"Implement recursive step\\\"}\",\n \"tool_call_id\": \"tool_set_active_subtask_3GQSJNnMIzs4XTxpSrV6\",\n \"name\": \"set_active_subtask\",\n \"arguments\": \"{\\\"title\\\":\\\"Implement recursive step\\\"}\"\n },\n {\n \"role\": \"assistant\",\n \"content\": \"The current active subtask is \\\"Implement recursive step.\\\"\\nNow, I will expand the definition of `fibonacci` to implement the recursive step.\"\n },\n {\n \"role\": \"tool\",\n \"content\": \"The expand tool call with the following arguments was successful and has been applied to the model. Arguments: {\\\"paths\\\":[\\\"fibonacci\\\"]}\",\n \"tool_call_id\": \"tool_expand_uSnLv52eviK9x3ZN5Pcd\",\n \"name\": \"expand\",\n \"arguments\": \"{\\\"paths\\\":[\\\"fibonacci\\\"]}\"\n },\n {\n \"role\": \"assistant\",\n \"content\": \"I will now add the recursive call for `n > 1`, completing the `fibonacci` function.\"\n },\n {\n \"role\": \"tool\",\n \"content\": \"The update_definition tool call with the following arguments was successful and has been applied to the model. 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Arguments: {\\\"summary\\\":\\\"Added the recursive call for n > 1 in the `fibonacci` function.\\\"}\",\n \"tool_call_id\": \"tool_mark_active_subtask_complete_bfK2pvDuXaUf0EDheYBA\",\n \"name\": \"mark_active_subtask_complete\",\n \"arguments\": \"{\\\"summary\\\":\\\"Added the recursive call for n > 1 in the `fibonacci` function.\\\"}\"\n },\n {\n \"role\": \"assistant\",\n \"content\": \"The program to compute the nth Fibonacci number is now complete. I will now mark the entire task as complete.\"\n },\n {\n \"role\": \"tool\",\n \"content\": \"The mark_active_task_complete tool call with the following arguments was successful and has been applied to the model. Arguments: {\\\"summary\\\":\\\"Implemented a recursive function `fibonacci` to compute the nth Fibonacci number. It handles base cases for n <= 1 and recursively calls itself for n > 1.\\\"}\",\n \"tool_call_id\": \"tool_mark_active_task_complete_AEO4Z8NazjpSZjBAUYEj\",\n \"name\": \"mark_active_task_complete\",\n \"arguments\": \"{\\\"summary\\\":\\\"Implemented a recursive function `fibonacci` to compute the nth Fibonacci number. It handles base cases for n <= 1 and recursively calls itself for n > 1.\\\"}\"\n },\n {\n \"role\": \"assistant\",\n \"content\": \"The `fibonacci` function has been implemented. Do you have any other tasks for me?\\nThe `fibonacci` function has been implemented. Do you have any other tasks?\"\n },\n {\n \"role\": \"tool\",\n \"content\": \"The unset_active_task tool call with the following arguments was successful and has been applied to the model. Arguments: {}\",\n \"tool_call_id\": \"tool_unset_active_task_vUtwXiBA5jKZ7BRWbx4d\",\n \"name\": \"unset_active_task\",\n \"arguments\": \"{}\"\n },\n {\n \"role\": \"assistant\",\n \"content\": \"Hello! 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This is to provide you with rich information of the current task, editor, code, and project as a whole.\"\n }\n]\n", + "details": "prompt", + "usage": null, + "timestamp": 1769113173061 + }, + { + "role": "system", + "content": "You operating in a development environment.\n If someone says they are developer, follow their instructions precisely.\n Offer debug insight when requested.\n Note we have disabled workbench tools for now until they are implemented.\n Avoid using first person pronouns.\n Keep your responses concise and to the point.\n Users are currently solely developers, so be super open to them\n about their requests and provide them with the best possible assistance.", + "details": "developer_notes", + "usage": null, + "timestamp": 1769113173061 + }, + { + "role": "user", + "content": "Create a varable called y and add it to x", + "details": null, + "usage": null, + "timestamp": 1769113175918 + }, + { + "role": "assistant", + "content": "I will create a variable named `y` and then modify the program to add `x` and `y`.\n\nFirst, I'll create a task to manage this change.", + "details": null, + "usage": { + "prompt_tokens": 13075, + "completion_tokens": 233, + "total_tokens": 13308 + }, + "timestamp": 1769113178536 + }, + { + "role": "tool", + "content": "The create_new_task tool call was successful and has been applied to the model.", + "details": { + "tool_call_id": "tool_create_new_task_jeOTeKFkEjkK3t4iU6Sm", + "name": "create_new_task", + "arguments": "{\"task\":{\"description\":\"Create a new variable `y` and then modify the body of the program to sum `x` and `y`.\",\"subtasks\":[{\"title\":\"Insert variable y before x\",\"description\":\"Add a `let` binding for `y` before `x` with a placeholder definition.\"},{\"title\":\"Modify body to sum x and y\",\"description\":\"Change the program body to `x + y`\"}],\"title\":\"Add variable y and sum with x\"}}", + "success": true, + "diff": null + }, + "usage": null, + "timestamp": 1769113178543 + }, + { + "role": "assistant", + "content": "The task \"Add variable y and sum with x\" is now active, with the subtask \"Insert variable y before x\" currently selected.\n\nI will insert a new `let` binding for `y` before the existing `x` variable, using a placeholder for its definition.", + "details": null, + "usage": { + "prompt_tokens": 13361, + "completion_tokens": 150, + "total_tokens": 13511 + }, + "timestamp": 1769113180858 + }, + { + "role": "tool", + "content": "The insert_before tool call was successful and has been applied to the model.", + "details": { + "tool_call_id": "tool_insert_before_mE9F3pbfpyHh8rUOc1PW", + "name": "insert_before", + "arguments": "{\"path\":\"x\",\"code\":\"let y = ? in\"}", + "success": true, + "diff": { + "old": "let x = 5 in x\n", + "new": "\nlet y = ? in\nlet x = 5 in x\n" + } + }, + "usage": null, + "timestamp": 1769113180873 + }, + { + "role": "assistant", + "content": "The `let` binding for `y` has been added before `x`. I will now mark the subtask \"Insert variable y before x\" as complete.", + "details": null, + "usage": { + "prompt_tokens": 13437, + "completion_tokens": 120, + "total_tokens": 13557 + }, + "timestamp": 1769113182561 + }, + { + "role": "tool", + "content": "The mark_active_subtask_complete tool call was successful and has been applied to the model.", + "details": { + "tool_call_id": "tool_mark_active_subtask_complete_RE4VmtBqNzpkbsOIn7KQ", + "name": "mark_active_subtask_complete", + "arguments": "{\"summary\":\"Added a `let` binding for `y` before `x` with a placeholder definition.\"}", + "success": true, + "diff": null + }, + "usage": null, + "timestamp": 1769113182579 + }, + { + "role": "assistant", + "content": "The subtask \"Insert variable y before x\" is complete. I am now setting the next subtask, \"Modify body to sum x and y\", as active.", + "details": null, + "usage": { + "prompt_tokens": 13524, + "completion_tokens": 96, + "total_tokens": 13620 + }, + "timestamp": 1769113184574 + }, + { + "role": "tool", + "content": "The set_active_subtask tool call was successful and has been applied to the model.", + "details": { + "tool_call_id": "tool_set_active_subtask_3wxOIMNcdq426WTD8aCg", + "name": "set_active_subtask", + "arguments": "{\"title\":\"Modify body to sum x and y\"}", + "success": true, + "diff": null + }, + "usage": null, + "timestamp": 1769113184583 + }, + { + "role": "assistant", + "content": "I will now update the body of the program to `x + y`.", + "details": null, + "usage": { + "prompt_tokens": 13571, + "completion_tokens": 249, + "total_tokens": 13820 + }, + "timestamp": 1769113187431 + }, + { + "role": "tool", + "content": "The update_body tool call was successful and has been applied to the model.", + "details": { + "tool_call_id": "tool_update_body_Dllqxtj9TO63RSKpZyHQ", + "name": "update_body", + "arguments": "{\"code\":\"x + y\",\"path\":\"x\"}", + "success": true, + "diff": { + "old": "let x = 5 in", + "new": "let x = 5 in" + } + }, + "usage": null, + "timestamp": 1769113187447 + }, + { + "role": "assistant", + "content": "The program's body has been updated to `x + y`. I will now mark the subtask \"Modify body to sum x and y\" as complete.", + "details": null, + "usage": { + "prompt_tokens": 13597, + "completion_tokens": 155, + "total_tokens": 13752 + }, + "timestamp": 1769113190082 + }, + { + "role": "tool", + "content": "The mark_active_subtask_complete tool call was successful and has been applied to the model.", + "details": { + "tool_call_id": "tool_mark_active_subtask_complete_HqqIOmxzFv3whpHjnEIS", + "name": "mark_active_subtask_complete", + "arguments": "{\"summary\":\"Changed the program body to `x + y`.\"}", + "success": true, + "diff": null + }, + "usage": null, + "timestamp": 1769113190095 + }, + { + "role": "assistant", + "content": "The subtasks for \"Add variable y and sum with x\" are complete. I will now mark the main task as complete.", + "details": null, + "usage": { + "prompt_tokens": 13667, + "completion_tokens": 58, + "total_tokens": 13725 + }, + "timestamp": 1769113191041 + }, + { + "role": "tool", + "content": "The mark_active_task_complete tool call was successful and has been applied to the model.", + "details": { + "tool_call_id": "tool_mark_active_task_complete_qxKueBP90IyWsc6BURcm", + "name": "mark_active_task_complete", + "arguments": "{\"summary\":\"Created a new variable `y` and modified the body of the program to sum `x` and `y`.\"}", + "success": true, + "diff": null + }, + "usage": null, + "timestamp": 1769113191051 + }, + { + "role": "assistant", + "content": "The task \"Add variable y and sum with x\" has been completed.\nThe program now includes a variable `y` and its sum with `x` in the body.\nDo you have any other changes you would like to make?", + "details": null, + "usage": { + "prompt_tokens": 13756, + "completion_tokens": 107, + "total_tokens": 13863 + }, + "timestamp": 1769113193908 + }, + { + "role": "tool", + "content": "The unset_active_task tool call was successful and has been applied to the model.", + "details": { + "tool_call_id": "tool_unset_active_task_ithKeYVlGhUajyuyqOAr", + "name": "unset_active_task", + "arguments": "{}", + "success": true, + "diff": null + }, + "usage": null, + "timestamp": 1769113193917 + }, + { + "role": "assistant", + "content": "What would you like to set the value of 'x' to?", + "details": null, + "usage": { + "prompt_tokens": 13572, + "completion_tokens": 15, + "total_tokens": 13587 + }, + "timestamp": 1769113197181 + }, + { + "role": "system", + "content": "\n\n\n\n```let y = ⋱ in\nlet x = ⋱ in x + y```\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n=== Composition Active Task Information ===\nNo Active Task Set, set one using the set_active_task tool.\n========================\n\n\n\n\nNOTE: This is an automated message triggered before every message send. 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A brief summary of Hazel documentation.\n\nYou should frequently come back and reference each of the toolkit, syntax notes, documentation, and golden standard examples.\nKeep your chats concise, briefly communicating with the user your plan-of-action.\nAfter making a tool call, pick up immediately where you left off.\nThat is, do not repeat yourself or try to summarize what you've been doing.\nYou should use markdown to format your text responses, in a way such that the user can easily read and understand your thinking, intentions, and plan-of-action.\nAvailable markdown features include:\n\n1. bold\n\n2. italic\n\n3. inline code\n\n4. headers\n\n5. blockquote\n\n6. thematic break\n\n7. lists\n\n8. links\n\n\n\n\n\nYou are operating in a structure-based programming environment, akin to a structure editor.\nevery edit state of Hazel maintains a valid Abstract Syntax Tree (AST) representation of the program.\nWe aim to leverage this feature of Hazel and provide you with a toolkit that\nenables you to view, modify, and gather/read meaningful context (via language server tools) from the program's structure.\nOn each iteration, you will be provided with a textual representation of the program and any static errors present in the program.\nIt is your duty to manage the context/length of what is shown by the textual representation of the program.\nIt's important to note that the tools you have belong exclusively to one of three categories:\n\n1. 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This is a special character that indicates a \"fold\" in the program.\nIt is a critical feature here, as it aims to prevent information overload...\nThese ⋱ characters are what you will see on collapsed definitions.\nYou should recognize that these are not actual characters within the program,\nbut rather \"folds\" which hide away the details of collapsed definitions and prevent an overload of information.\n\nTerminology Used in this Toolkit:\n\n* \"pattern\" - the tiles between the \"let\" and \"=\" delimiters, or the \"type\" and \"=\" delimiters, exclusive\n\n* \"definition\" - the tiles between the \"=\" and \"in\" delimiters, exclusive\n\n* \"body\" - the tiles after the \"in\" delimiter, exclusive\n\n* \"binding clause\" - the tiles between the \"let\" and \"in\" delimiters, or the \"type\" and \"in\" delimiters, inclusive\n\n\nTHESE TOOLS ARE ONLY AVAILABLE TO YOU.\nThe user has their OWN text editor interface.\nThey see their own view of the program, and you see your own view of the program.\nThey interact with the program in their own way, and you interact with the program in your own way (with these tools).\nThey technically should know nothing about the tools unless they have backend knowledge.\n\nAnother super important note—when writing code, you should use line breaks to neatly format the code.\nHazel's formatter will automatically indent the code for you wherever you insert line breaks.\nALWAYS ALWAYS ALWAYS use line breaks when necessary to allow Hazel's formatter to format your code.\nWe REPEAT, ALWAYS ALWAYS ALWAYS use line breaks, OTHERWISE Hazel canNOT pretty format the code and it will NOT be human readable!!!\nIndenting is so important and crucial, and such a simple, surefire way to make your code readable. 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A brief summary of Hazel documentation.\\n\\nYou should frequently come back and reference each of the toolkit, syntax notes, documentation, and golden standard examples.\\nKeep your chats concise, briefly communicating with the user your plan-of-action.\\nAfter making a tool call, pick up immediately where you left off.\\nThat is, do not repeat yourself or try to summarize what you've been doing.\\nYou should use markdown to format your text responses, in a way such that the user can easily read and understand your thinking, intentions, and plan-of-action.\\nAvailable markdown features include:\\n\\n1. bold\\n\\n2. italic\\n\\n3. inline code\\n\\n4. headers\\n\\n5. blockquote\\n\\n6. thematic break\\n\\n7. lists\\n\\n8. links\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\nYou are operating in a structure-based programming environment, akin to a structure editor.\\nevery edit state of Hazel maintains a valid Abstract Syntax Tree (AST) representation of the program.\\nWe aim to leverage this feature of Hazel and provide you with a toolkit that\\nenables you to view, modify, and gather/read meaningful context (via language server tools) from the program's structure.\\nOn each iteration, you will be provided with a textual representation of the program and any static errors present in the program.\\nIt is your duty to manage the context/length of what is shown by the textual representation of the program.\\nIt's important to note that the tools you have belong exclusively to one of three categories:\\n\\n1. View: These tools are used to view the AST/program itself. They primarily operate on the tree-based structure of the file system and AST.\\nYou should use these to expand and collapse definitions (kind of as if they were folders/files).\\nIt is your duty to adequately manage what is expanded and collapsed. Try to only retain meaningul information expanded, things you readily need.\\nThis is a critical step here, as it helps keep costs at bay, and avoids overwhelming you with too much unnecessary information.\\nThese actions will never modify the program itself. They are purely for controlling the view of what you see in the program.\\n\\nCritically, there is no notion of 'we' for this view. ONLY YOU are able to see this view. These user sees their own view of the program.\\n(note that by 'view' here, we mean what is expanded/collapsed.\\n2. Read: These tools are used to gather additional information from the program, and do not modify the program/AST.\\nThink of these as powerful language server tools.\\n\\n3. Edit: These tools are used to modify the program. \\n\\nYou should use the tools to navigate/view the AST, read information from the program, and modify the program.\\nYou may find it useful to use view and read tools to understand the code and provide and thoughtful, accurate response.\\nIf the user asks a complex or ambiguous question, you should ask for and seek clarification first before calling any tools.\\nThese tools are meant to be fairly atomic, and you are expected to make many tool calls in order to\\nread and undestand the code and complete the user's task!\\n\\n\\n\\n\\nYou might see ⋱ after some definitions. This is a special character that indicates a \\\"fold\\\" in the program.\\nIt is a critical feature here, as it aims to prevent information overload...\\nThese ⋱ characters are what you will see on collapsed definitions.\\nYou should recognize that these are not actual characters within the program,\\nbut rather \\\"folds\\\" which hide away the details of collapsed definitions and prevent an overload of information.\\n\\nTerminology Used in this Toolkit:\\n\\n* \\\"pattern\\\" - the tiles between the \\\"let\\\" and \\\"=\\\" delimiters, or the \\\"type\\\" and \\\"=\\\" delimiters, exclusive\\n\\n* \\\"definition\\\" - the tiles between the \\\"=\\\" and \\\"in\\\" delimiters, exclusive\\n\\n* \\\"body\\\" - the tiles after the \\\"in\\\" delimiter, exclusive\\n\\n* \\\"binding clause\\\" - the tiles between the \\\"let\\\" and \\\"in\\\" delimiters, or the \\\"type\\\" and \\\"in\\\" delimiters, inclusive\\n\\n\\nTHESE TOOLS ARE ONLY AVAILABLE TO YOU.\\nThe user has their OWN text editor interface.\\nThey see their own view of the program, and you see your own view of the program.\\nThey interact with the program in their own way, and you interact with the program in your own way (with these tools).\\nThey technically should know nothing about the tools unless they have backend knowledge.\\n\\nAnother super important note—when writing code, you should use line breaks to neatly format the code.\\nHazel's formatter will automatically indent the code for you wherever you insert line breaks.\\nALWAYS ALWAYS ALWAYS use line breaks when necessary to allow Hazel's formatter to format your code.\\nWe REPEAT, ALWAYS ALWAYS ALWAYS use line breaks, OTHERWISE Hazel canNOT pretty format the code and it will NOT be human readable!!!\\nIndenting is so important and crucial, and such a simple, surefire way to make your code readable. Please always use it.\\n Here is an example of an incorrectly indented code block:\\n ```\\n\\n ```\\n\\n\\n\\n\\nYou also have some tools available to you for maintaining a tasks/todo lists.\\nThis is a SUPER useful tool you should ALWAYS utilize.\\nWe repeat. Utilize. The. Task. Tools.\\nWhen planning large or small tasks, utilize this tool.\\nEven just a small refactor... we store all of them, so the user can easily read through all tasks you've done, small or large.\\nAlmost always your first tool call should be to create a task, especially if one does not yet exist.\\nThis task list will always be displayed as the latest message for you, meaning it will greatly help you manage your overall goal at hand.\\nYou should aim to keep titles concise, as they are unique identifiers for the subtask items, and make descriptions very detailed.\\nCheck off items as necessary. Uncheck if necessary. Add more subtasks as necessary. Reorder subtasks if necessary.\\nYou must always have an active task and subtask set when working on code-related tasks.\\nThis will help keep track of the subtask/subgoal you are focusing on.\\nAnd it will help communicate to the user what this objective is as well, and the actions you take to complete it.\\nAgain, basic flow for todo list usage should be:\\n\\n1.a. Create a new task if you need to intialize one.\\n\\n1.b. If a *relevant* task exists already, just continue to use it! You can always add more subtasks if needed.\\n\\n2. Set an active subtask before working on code-related tasks.\\n\\n3. Mark off subtasks as you complete them.\\n\\n4. Set new active subtasks as you move on to new tasks, try to go in order.\\n\\n5. Repeat steps 1-4 as necessary until the task is complete!\\n\\n6. Once complete, mark the task itself as complete, offering a descriptive summary. This will depend on the task and complexity of the implementation, but this summary could range from a brief overview to a multi-paragraph explanation.\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n- Hazel uses C-style function application syntax, with parenthesis around comma-separated arguments\\n- Function application is ALWAYS written using parentheses and commas: use 'function(arg1, arg2)'. DO NOT just use spaces between the function name and arguments.\\n- Function parameters are ALWAYS commas separated: 'fun arg1, arg2 -> '. DO NOT use spaces to separate function arguments.\\n- There is no dot accessor notation for tuples; DO NOT use tuple.field. use pattern matching for destructuring: let (field, _) = tuple in ...\\n- The following ARE NOT Hazel keywords. DO NOT use these keywords: switch, with, of, rec. ALWAYS omit these keywords\\n- Pattern matching is ALWAYS written a 'case ... end' expression. Cases MUST END in an 'end' keyword. DO NOT USE any other keyword besides 'case' to do pattern matching. DO NOT USE a 'with' or 'of' keyword with 'case', just start the list of rules. Pattern matching rules use syntax '| pattern => expression'. Note the '=>' arrow.\\n- The ONLY way to define a named function is by using a function expression nested in a let expression like 'let = fun -> in \\n\\n\\nWhenever writing a comment in Hazel, YOU MUST follow the comment syntax exactly... the syntax is as follows: \\n```\\n\\n # comment #\\n\\n```\\n\\nNote that there MUST ALWAYS be an OPENING AND CLOSING hash symbol to ENCLOSE the comment.\\nIf the closing hash symbol is not present, the comment is invalid and syntax parsing will fail.\\nFurthermore, comments cannot span multiple lines.\\n```# this is an \\n invalid comment #``` is invalid (spans multiple lines). ```# This is an invalid comment``` is invalid (no closing hash symbol). ```# This is a valid comment #``` is valid.\\n\\n\\nThe following are GOLDEN EXAMPLES from agents who successfully implemented user-requested features.You ASPIRE to be as elegant and efficient as they are! In fact, you CAN be! As long as you study what they've done so well!\\n\\n\\n\\nPlease implement the recursive fibonacci function.\\n\\n\\n\\nCurrent node: factorial\\nNo parent node, you are at the top level of the program's AST.\\nSibling nodes: [rec_fib (index: 0)]\\nChild nodes: []\\n\\n\\nDefinition of \\\"factorial\\\"'s parent (no parent, displaying entire top level of the program):\\n```\\nlet rec_fib =\\n ⋱\\nin\\nlet factorial = fun n ->\\n ?\\nin\\n?\\n```\\nNo static errors found in the program.\\n\\n\\n\\n\\nI can help with that!\\nI'll start by defining the `rec_fib` function. It will be a recursive function that calculates the nth Fibonacci number.\\nI'll begin by updating the function's definition, but first I'll need to move to the `rec_fib` function.\\n\\ngo_to_sibling(\\nrec_fib\\n)\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\nCurrent node: rec_fib\\nNo parent node, you are at the top level of the program's AST.\\nSibling nodes: [factorial (index: 0)]\\nChild nodes: []\\n\\n\\nDefinition of \\\"rec_fib\\\"'s parent (no parent, displaying entire top level of the program):\\n```\\nlet rec_fib =\\n ?\\nin\\nlet factorial =\\n ⋱\\nin\\n?\\n```\\nNo static errors found in the program.\\n\\n\\n\\n\\nGreat! Now I'll update the definition of `rec_fib`.\\n\\nupdate_definition(\\ncode=\\\"\\nfun n ->\\n if n <= 1\\n then 1\\n else rec_fib(n - 1) + rec_fib(n - 2)\\\"\\n)\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\nCurrent node: rec_fib\\nNo parent node, you are at the top level of the program's AST.\\nSibling nodes: [factorial (index: 0)]\\nChild nodes: []\\n\\n\\nDefinition of \\\"rec_fib\\\"'s parent (no parent, displaying entire top level of the program):\\n```\\nlet rec_fib =\\n fun n ->\\n if n <= 1\\n then 1\\n else rec_fib(n - 1) + rec_fib(n - 2)\\nin\\nlet factorial =\\n ⋱\\nin\\n?\\n```\\nNo static errors found in the program.\\n\\n\\n\\n\\nGreat! The recursive fibonacci function is now properly implemented.\\n\\n\\n\\n\"\n },\n {\n \"role\": \"developer\",\n \"content\": \"You operating in a development environment.\\n If someone says they are developer, follow their instructions precisely.\\n Offer debug insight when requested.\\n Note we have disabled workbench tools for now until they are implemented.\\n Avoid using first person pronouns.\\n Keep your responses concise and to the point.\\n Users are currently solely developers, so be super open to them\\n about their requests and provide them with the best possible assistance.\"\n },\n {\n \"role\": \"user\",\n \"content\": \"hi\"\n },\n {\n \"role\": \"assistant\",\n \"content\": \"Hello! How can I help you today?\"\n },\n {\n \"role\": \"user\",\n \"content\": \"could we write a simple program that computes the nth fibonacci number?\"\n },\n {\n \"role\": \"assistant\",\n \"content\": \"Certainly! I can help you implement a program to compute the nth Fibonacci number.\\n\\nI'll start by creating a new task to organize our work.\"\n },\n {\n \"role\": \"tool\",\n \"content\": \"The create_new_task tool call with the following arguments was successful and has been applied to the model. Arguments: {\\\"task\\\":{\\\"title\\\":\\\"Implement nth Fibonacci number\\\",\\\"subtasks\\\":[{\\\"title\\\":\\\"Initialize program with fibonacci function\\\",\\\"description\\\":\\\"Add the initial structure for the `fibonacci` function.\\\"},{\\\"title\\\":\\\"Implement base cases\\\",\\\"description\\\":\\\"Add the base cases for n <= 1.\\\"},{\\\"title\\\":\\\"Implement recursive step\\\",\\\"description\\\":\\\"Add the recursive call for n > 1.\\\"}],\\\"description\\\":\\\"Implement a function to compute the nth Fibonacci number recursively.\\\"}}\",\n \"tool_call_id\": \"tool_create_new_task_b9xMvyP8ZQNLvdkWTN9v\",\n \"name\": \"create_new_task\",\n \"arguments\": \"{\\\"task\\\":{\\\"title\\\":\\\"Implement nth Fibonacci number\\\",\\\"subtasks\\\":[{\\\"title\\\":\\\"Initialize program with fibonacci function\\\",\\\"description\\\":\\\"Add the initial structure for the `fibonacci` function.\\\"},{\\\"title\\\":\\\"Implement base cases\\\",\\\"description\\\":\\\"Add the base cases for n <= 1.\\\"},{\\\"title\\\":\\\"Implement recursive step\\\",\\\"description\\\":\\\"Add the recursive call for n > 1.\\\"}],\\\"description\\\":\\\"Implement a function to compute the nth Fibonacci number recursively.\\\"}}\"\n },\n {\n \"role\": \"assistant\",\n \"content\": \"I've created a task titled \\\"Implement nth Fibonacci number\\\" with subtasks outlining the implementation steps. The first subtask, \\\"Initialize program with fibonacci function,\\\" is now active.\\n\\nI will begin by initializing the program with the basic structure for the `fibonacci` function. This will include a `let` binding for `fibonacci` and a placeholder for its definition.\"\n },\n {\n \"role\": \"tool\",\n \"content\": \"The initialize tool call with the following arguments was successful and has been applied to the model. Arguments: {\\\"code\\\":\\\"\\\\nlet fibonacci = fun n ->\\\\n ?\\\\nin\\\\n?\\\\n\\\"}\",\n \"tool_call_id\": \"tool_initialize_aK11CrfaptWa4nrFfGpl\",\n \"name\": \"initialize\",\n \"arguments\": \"{\\\"code\\\":\\\"\\\\nlet fibonacci = fun n ->\\\\n ?\\\\nin\\\\n?\\\\n\\\"}\"\n },\n {\n \"role\": \"assistant\",\n \"content\": \"The subtask \\\"Initialize program with fibonacci function\\\" is complete. I will now mark it as complete.\"\n },\n {\n \"role\": \"tool\",\n \"content\": \"The mark_active_subtask_complete tool call with the following arguments was successful and has been applied to the model. Arguments: {\\\"summary\\\":\\\"Initial structure for `fibonacci` function added to the program.\\\"}\",\n \"tool_call_id\": \"tool_mark_active_subtask_complete_WZxrPda4wkZve780zMp9\",\n \"name\": \"mark_active_subtask_complete\",\n \"arguments\": \"{\\\"summary\\\":\\\"Initial structure for `fibonacci` function added to the program.\\\"}\"\n },\n {\n \"role\": \"assistant\",\n \"content\": \"The subtask \\\"Initialize program with fibonacci function\\\" is complete. I will now set the next subtask, \\\"Implement base cases,\\\" as active.\"\n },\n {\n \"role\": \"tool\",\n \"content\": \"The set_active_subtask tool call with the following arguments was successful and has been applied to the model. Arguments: {\\\"title\\\":\\\"Implement base cases\\\"}\",\n \"tool_call_id\": \"tool_set_active_subtask_6rTvUaXsMSfkKp8K6LZS\",\n \"name\": \"set_active_subtask\",\n \"arguments\": \"{\\\"title\\\":\\\"Implement base cases\\\"}\"\n },\n {\n \"role\": \"assistant\",\n \"content\": \"The current active subtask is: \\\"Implement base cases\\\".\\n\\n\\nNow, I will implement the base cases for the `fibonacci` function. This involves adding an `if` expression to check if `n` is less than or equal to 1, returning 1 in that case.\"\n },\n {\n \"role\": \"tool\",\n \"content\": \"The update_definition tool call with the following arguments was successful and has been applied to the model. Arguments: {\\\"code\\\":\\\"fun n ->\\\\n if n <= 1\\\\n then 1\\\\n else ?\\\",\\\"path\\\":\\\"fibonacci\\\"}\",\n \"tool_call_id\": \"tool_update_definition_lNlXtkPZyQnTcoFlYGGg\",\n \"name\": \"update_definition\",\n \"arguments\": \"{\\\"code\\\":\\\"fun n ->\\\\n if n <= 1\\\\n then 1\\\\n else ?\\\",\\\"path\\\":\\\"fibonacci\\\"}\"\n },\n {\n \"role\": \"assistant\",\n \"content\": \"The current active subtask is \\\"Implement base cases\\\". Now that the base case for `n <= 1` is added, I will mark this subtask as complete.\"\n },\n {\n \"role\": \"tool\",\n \"content\": \"The mark_active_subtask_complete tool call with the following arguments was successful and has been applied to the model. Arguments: {\\\"summary\\\":\\\"Added the base case for n <= 1 in the `fibonacci` function.\\\"}\",\n \"tool_call_id\": \"tool_mark_active_subtask_complete_DENRkKvz1kUr4NsYDpG3\",\n \"name\": \"mark_active_subtask_complete\",\n \"arguments\": \"{\\\"summary\\\":\\\"Added the base case for n <= 1 in the `fibonacci` function.\\\"}\"\n },\n {\n \"role\": \"assistant\",\n \"content\": \"To disable this, ask the user to type `/toggle_info`\\nNext, I will set the next incomplete subtask, \\\"Implement recursive step,\\\" as active.\"\n },\n {\n \"role\": \"tool\",\n \"content\": \"The set_active_subtask tool call with the following arguments was successful and has been applied to the model. Arguments: {\\\"title\\\":\\\"Implement recursive step\\\"}\",\n \"tool_call_id\": \"tool_set_active_subtask_3GQSJNnMIzs4XTxpSrV6\",\n \"name\": \"set_active_subtask\",\n \"arguments\": \"{\\\"title\\\":\\\"Implement recursive step\\\"}\"\n },\n {\n \"role\": \"assistant\",\n \"content\": \"The current active subtask is \\\"Implement recursive step.\\\"\\nNow, I will expand the definition of `fibonacci` to implement the recursive step.\"\n },\n {\n \"role\": \"tool\",\n \"content\": \"The expand tool call with the following arguments was successful and has been applied to the model. Arguments: {\\\"paths\\\":[\\\"fibonacci\\\"]}\",\n \"tool_call_id\": \"tool_expand_uSnLv52eviK9x3ZN5Pcd\",\n \"name\": \"expand\",\n \"arguments\": \"{\\\"paths\\\":[\\\"fibonacci\\\"]}\"\n },\n {\n \"role\": \"assistant\",\n \"content\": \"I will now add the recursive call for `n > 1`, completing the `fibonacci` function.\"\n },\n {\n \"role\": \"tool\",\n \"content\": \"The update_definition tool call with the following arguments was successful and has been applied to the model. Arguments: {\\\"code\\\":\\\"fun n ->\\\\n if n <= 1\\\\n then 1\\\\n else fibonacci(n - 1) + fibonacci(n - 2)\\\",\\\"path\\\":\\\"fibonacci\\\"}\",\n \"tool_call_id\": \"tool_update_definition_buQJutiaQ3m79o6zgkcw\",\n \"name\": \"update_definition\",\n \"arguments\": \"{\\\"code\\\":\\\"fun n ->\\\\n if n <= 1\\\\n then 1\\\\n else fibonacci(n - 1) + fibonacci(n - 2)\\\",\\\"path\\\":\\\"fibonacci\\\"}\"\n },\n {\n \"role\": \"assistant\",\n \"content\": \"The current active subtask is \\\"Implement recursive step\\\". I have now added the recursive step. I will mark this subtask as complete.\"\n },\n {\n \"role\": \"tool\",\n \"content\": \"The mark_active_subtask_complete tool call with the following arguments was successful and has been applied to the model. Arguments: {\\\"summary\\\":\\\"Added the recursive call for n > 1 in the `fibonacci` function.\\\"}\",\n \"tool_call_id\": \"tool_mark_active_subtask_complete_bfK2pvDuXaUf0EDheYBA\",\n \"name\": \"mark_active_subtask_complete\",\n \"arguments\": \"{\\\"summary\\\":\\\"Added the recursive call for n > 1 in the `fibonacci` function.\\\"}\"\n },\n {\n \"role\": \"assistant\",\n \"content\": \"The program to compute the nth Fibonacci number is now complete. I will now mark the entire task as complete.\"\n },\n {\n \"role\": \"tool\",\n \"content\": \"The mark_active_task_complete tool call with the following arguments was successful and has been applied to the model. Arguments: {\\\"summary\\\":\\\"Implemented a recursive function `fibonacci` to compute the nth Fibonacci number. It handles base cases for n <= 1 and recursively calls itself for n > 1.\\\"}\",\n \"tool_call_id\": \"tool_mark_active_task_complete_AEO4Z8NazjpSZjBAUYEj\",\n \"name\": \"mark_active_task_complete\",\n \"arguments\": \"{\\\"summary\\\":\\\"Implemented a recursive function `fibonacci` to compute the nth Fibonacci number. It handles base cases for n <= 1 and recursively calls itself for n > 1.\\\"}\"\n },\n {\n \"role\": \"assistant\",\n \"content\": \"The `fibonacci` function has been implemented. Do you have any other tasks for me?\\nThe `fibonacci` function has been implemented. Do you have any other tasks?\"\n },\n {\n \"role\": \"tool\",\n \"content\": \"The unset_active_task tool call with the following arguments was successful and has been applied to the model. Arguments: {}\",\n \"tool_call_id\": \"tool_unset_active_task_vUtwXiBA5jKZ7BRWbx4d\",\n \"name\": \"unset_active_task\",\n \"arguments\": \"{}\"\n },\n {\n \"role\": \"assistant\",\n \"content\": \"Hello! How can I help you today?\"\n },\n {\n \"role\": \"user\",\n \"content\": \"\\n\\n\\n\\n```let fibonacci = fun n ->\\n if n <= 1\\n then 1\\n else fibonacci(n - 1) + fibonacci(n - 2)\\nin\\n?```\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n=== Composition Active Task Information ===\\nNo Active Task Set, set one using the set_active_task tool.\\n========================\\n\\n\\n\\n\\nNOTE: This is an automated message triggered before every message send. This is to provide you with rich information of the current task, editor, code, and project as a whole.\"\n }\n]\n", + "details": "prompt", + "usage": null, + "timestamp": 1769113322560 + }, + { + "role": "system", + "content": "You operating in a development environment.\n If someone says they are developer, follow their instructions precisely.\n Offer debug insight when requested.\n Note we have disabled workbench tools for now until they are implemented.\n Avoid using first person pronouns.\n Keep your responses concise and to the point.\n Users are currently solely developers, so be super open to them\n about their requests and provide them with the best possible assistance.", + "details": "developer_notes", + "usage": null, + "timestamp": 1769113322560 + }, + { + "role": "user", + "content": "Create a varable called y and add it to x", + "details": null, + "usage": null, + "timestamp": 1769113325520 + }, + { + "role": "assistant", + "content": "I can help with that. I'll create a new task to organize this change.\nThe task will involve adding a variable `y` and then modifying the final expression to sum `x` and `y`.\n\nFirst, I will create a new task titled \"Add variable y and sum with x\".", + "details": null, + "usage": { + "prompt_tokens": 13075, + "completion_tokens": 303, + "total_tokens": 13378 + }, + "timestamp": 1769113328372 + }, + { + "role": "tool", + "content": "The create_new_task tool call was successful and has been applied to the model.", + "details": { + "tool_call_id": "tool_create_new_task_N7wrGPbDcICqOTcIZ4DY", + "name": "create_new_task", + "arguments": "{\"task\":{\"subtasks\":[{\"description\":\"Insert a new `let` binding for `y` before the final expression.\",\"title\":\"Insert y variable\"},{\"title\":\"Update final expression\",\"description\":\"Change the final expression to `x + y`.\"}],\"title\":\"Add variable y and sum with x\",\"description\":\"Create a new variable `y` and modify the final expression to be the sum of `x` and `y`.\"}}", + "success": true, + "diff": null + }, + "usage": null, + "timestamp": 1769113328376 + }, + { + "role": "assistant", + "content": "I've created the task \"Add variable y and sum with x\" and set the subtask \"Insert y variable\" as active.\n\nNow, I will insert a new `let` binding for `y` before the final expression. I'll define `y` as `5` for now.", + "details": null, + "usage": { + "prompt_tokens": 13369, + "completion_tokens": 77, + "total_tokens": 13446 + }, + "timestamp": 1769113336885 + }, + { + "role": "tool", + "content": "The update_body tool call was successful and has been applied to the model.", + "details": { + "tool_call_id": "tool_update_body_qOcdriLOYW29vm7Ns11L", + "name": "update_body", + "arguments": "{\"path\":\"x\",\"code\":\"let y = 5 in x\"}", + "success": true, + "diff": { + "old": "let x = 5 in", + "new": "let x = 5 in" + } + }, + "usage": null, + "timestamp": 1769113336900 + }, + { + "role": "assistant", + "content": "", + "details": null, + "usage": { + "prompt_tokens": 13451, + "completion_tokens": 3193, + "total_tokens": 16644 + }, + "timestamp": 1769113356888 + }, + { + "role": "system", + "content": "\n\n\n\n```let x = ⋱ in let y = ⋱ in x```\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n=== Composition Active Task Information ===\nActive Task:\n=== Task ===\nTitle: Add variable y and sum with x\nDescription: Create a new variable `y` and modify the final expression to be the sum of `x` and `y`.\nIs Active: true\nLast Updated: 1.76911332837e+12\nCompletion Info: Not Completed but In Progress.\nSubtasks:\n=== Subtask ===\nTitle: Insert y variable\nDescription: Insert a new `let` binding for `y` before the final expression.\nIs Active: true\nCompletion Info: Not Completed but In Progress.\n=== Subtask ===\nTitle: Update final expression\nDescription: Change the final expression to `x + y`.\nIs Active: false\nCompletion Info: Not Completed and Not in Progress.\n\n========================\n\n\n\n\nNOTE: This is an automated message triggered before every message send. This is to provide you with rich information of the current task, editor, code, and project as a whole.", + "details": "context", + "usage": null, + "timestamp": 1769113336906 + } + ] + } +} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/src/web/view/ProjectModeView/AgentView/AgentMainMenuView.re b/src/web/view/ProjectModeView/AgentView/AgentMainMenuView.re index 984b5793a9..d6ad4f0eee 100644 --- a/src/web/view/ProjectModeView/AgentView/AgentMainMenuView.re +++ b/src/web/view/ProjectModeView/AgentView/AgentMainMenuView.re @@ -162,7 +162,14 @@ let view = ], (), ), - button_named(~tooltip="Enter", None, submit_api_key), + div( + ~attrs=[ + clss(["named-menu-item"]), + Attr.on_click(submit_api_key), + Attr.create("data-testid", "update-api-key-btn"), + ], + [button(None, _ => Effect.Ignore), div([text("Enter")])], + ), ], ), ], @@ -220,6 +227,10 @@ let view = let completion = format_price_per_million(llm.pricing.completion); [ + div( + ~attrs=[clss(["llm-id"]), Attr.hidden], + [text(llm.id)], + ), div( ~attrs=[clss(["llm-name"])], [text(llm.name)], diff --git a/src/web/view/ProjectModeView/AgentView/ChatBottomBar.re b/src/web/view/ProjectModeView/AgentView/ChatBottomBar.re index aa3e7190af..4b6d4a7160 100644 --- a/src/web/view/ProjectModeView/AgentView/ChatBottomBar.re +++ b/src/web/view/ProjectModeView/AgentView/ChatBottomBar.re @@ -126,7 +126,7 @@ let view = ]); }; - // Export OpenRouter messages function + // Export messages function let export_chat = _ => { let messages = Agent.Chat.Utils.get(current_chat); let messages_json = @@ -267,7 +267,7 @@ let view = ~attrs=[ clss(["chat-action-button", "icon"]), Attr.on_click(export_chat), - Attr.title("Export OpenRouter Messages (JSON)"), + Attr.title("Export Messages (JSON)"), ], [Icons.export], ), From 162b0e75439cbc994625b620f35d58e4dcc5add3 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Cyrus Desai Date: Thu, 22 Jan 2026 15:35:10 -0500 Subject: [PATCH 29/38] docs formatting --- src/llm-tests/README.md | 2 -- 1 file changed, 2 deletions(-) diff --git a/src/llm-tests/README.md b/src/llm-tests/README.md index 00ad7239db..c044f86857 100644 --- a/src/llm-tests/README.md +++ b/src/llm-tests/README.md @@ -11,9 +11,7 @@ $ npm install $ cd src/llm-tests ``` - ``` - $ ts-node run-task.ts \ --task tasks/test.yaml \ --apiKey \ From ce272397b81540a737dea0834342ff68583b97a2 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Cyrus Desai Date: Thu, 22 Jan 2026 18:26:22 -0500 Subject: [PATCH 30/38] added more setup commands for onboarding --- src/llm-tests/README.md | 5 ++++- 1 file changed, 4 insertions(+), 1 deletion(-) diff --git a/src/llm-tests/README.md b/src/llm-tests/README.md index c044f86857..204c2e9e84 100644 --- a/src/llm-tests/README.md +++ b/src/llm-tests/README.md @@ -7,6 +7,9 @@ $ npm install ``` ``` +npm install -g ts-node +``` +``` $ cd src/llm-tests @@ -17,7 +20,7 @@ $ ts-node run-task.ts \ --apiKey \ --model nvidia/nemotron-nano-9b-v2:free \ --url https://hazel.org/build/project-mode \ ---headless true \ +--headless false \ --outputDir test-results \ --attemptTimeoutMs 120000 \ --retries 2 From 70d2b18291dd1402e19838eb3c4db568a1605bf3 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Cyrus Desai Date: Fri, 23 Jan 2026 13:47:11 -0500 Subject: [PATCH 31/38] forgot to add an extra playwright install command --- src/llm-tests/README.md | 3 +++ 1 file changed, 3 insertions(+) diff --git a/src/llm-tests/README.md b/src/llm-tests/README.md index 204c2e9e84..4e4ede6675 100644 --- a/src/llm-tests/README.md +++ b/src/llm-tests/README.md @@ -10,6 +10,9 @@ $ npm install npm install -g ts-node ``` ``` +npx playwright install +``` +``` $ cd src/llm-tests From 442d94f857d66207d52ae2639c28e831c8c4f276 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: russell-rozenbaum Date: Sat, 24 Jan 2026 22:01:27 -0500 Subject: [PATCH 32/38] Add agent edit action tests and HighLevelNodeMap coverage; register suite in haz3ltest. --- test/Test_AgentTools.re | 306 ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ test/haz3ltest.re | 1 + 2 files changed, 307 insertions(+) create mode 100644 test/Test_AgentTools.re diff --git a/test/Test_AgentTools.re b/test/Test_AgentTools.re new file mode 100644 index 0000000000..eb0b4a2c7d --- /dev/null +++ b/test/Test_AgentTools.re @@ -0,0 +1,306 @@ +open Alcotest; +open Haz3lcore; +open Language; +open Action; +open Util; + +let mk_zipper = (code: string): Zipper.t => { + switch (Parser.to_zipper(code)) { + | Some(z) => z + | None => Alcotest.fail("Failed to parse: " ++ code) + }; +}; + +let mk_statics = (z: Zipper.t): StaticsBase.Map.t => + Statics.mk( + CoreSettings.on, + Builtins.ctx_init(Some(Operators.default_mode)), + MakeTerm.from_zip_for_sem(z).term, + ); + +let render_zipper = (z: Zipper.t): string => + Printer.of_zipper(~holes="?", ~indent=" ", z); + +let run_agent_action = (code: string, a: agent_editor_action) => { + let z = mk_zipper(code); + Perform.go( + ~statics=CachedStatics.empty, + ~syntax=CachedSyntax.init(z), + AgentEditorAction(a), + { + zipper: z, + col_target: None, + }, + ); +}; + +let check_rendered = (name: string, expected: string, actual: string) => { + let normalized = s => + s + |> StringUtil.trim_trailing_whitespace + |> StringUtil.replace(StringUtil.regexp("[\\s]+"), _, " ") + |> String.trim; + check( + testable(Fmt.string, (a, b) => + String.equal(normalized(a), normalized(b)) + ), + name, + expected, + actual, + ); +}; + +let apply_and_render = (code: string, a: agent_editor_action): string => { + switch (run_agent_action(code, a)) { + | Ok(z) => render_zipper(z) + | Error(err) => + Alcotest.fail( + "Agent action failed: " + ++ Action.Failure.show(err) + ++ "\nCode: " + ++ code, + ) + }; +}; + +let expect_composition_failure = + (code: string, a: agent_editor_action, name: string) => { + switch (run_agent_action(code, a)) { + | Ok(_) => Alcotest.fail("Expected failure: " ++ name) + | Error(Action.Failure.Composition_action_failure(_)) => () + | Error(err) => + Alcotest.fail( + "Unexpected failure kind for " + ++ name + ++ ": " + ++ Action.Failure.show(err), + ) + }; +}; + +let edit_action_tests = ( + "AgentTools.EditActions", + [ + test_case( + "initialize replaces program", + `Quick, + () => { + let result = + apply_and_render("?", Edit(Initialize("let a = 3 in a"))); + check_rendered("initialize", "let a = 3 in a", result); + }, + ), + test_case("initialize rejected on let program", `Quick, () => { + expect_composition_failure( + "let a = 1 in a", + Edit(Initialize("let b = 2 in b")), + "initialize on let", + ) + }), + test_case( + "update_definition replaces def", + `Quick, + () => { + let result = + apply_and_render( + "let a = 1 in a", + Edit(UpdateDefinition("a", "2")), + ); + check_rendered("update_definition", "let a = 2 in a", result); + }, + ), + test_case( + "update_body replaces body", + `Quick, + () => { + let result = + apply_and_render( + "let a = 1 in let b = 2 in a + b", + Edit(UpdateBody("b", "b + 1")), + ); + check_rendered( + "update_body", + "let a = 1 in let b = 2 in b + 1", + result, + ); + }, + ), + test_case( + "update_pattern renames uses", + `Quick, + () => { + let result = + apply_and_render( + "let a = 1 in let b = a + 1 in b + a", + Edit(UpdatePattern("a", "x")), + ); + check_rendered( + "update_pattern", + "let x = 1 in let b = x + 1 in b + x", + result, + ); + }, + ), + test_case( + "update_binding_clause replaces binding", + `Quick, + () => { + let result = + apply_and_render( + "let a = 1 in let b = 2 in a + b", + Edit(UpdateBindingClause("b", "let b = a + 2 in")), + ); + check_rendered( + "update_binding_clause", + "let a = 1 in let b = a + 2 in a + b", + result, + ); + }, + ), + test_case( + "insert_before adds binding", + `Quick, + () => { + let result = + apply_and_render( + "let a = 1 in let b = 2 in a + b", + Edit(InsertBefore("b", "let x = a in")), + ); + check_rendered( + "insert_before", + "let a = 1 in let x = a in let b = 2 in a + b", + result, + ); + }, + ), + test_case( + "insert_after adds binding", + `Quick, + () => { + let result = + apply_and_render( + "let a = 1 in let b = 2 in a + b", + Edit(InsertAfter("a", "let x = a in")), + ); + check_rendered( + "insert_after", + "let a = 1 in let x = a in let b = 2 in a + b", + result, + ); + }, + ), + test_case( + "delete_binding_clause removes binding", + `Quick, + () => { + let result = + apply_and_render( + "let a = 1 in let b = 2 in let c = 3 in a + c", + Edit(DeleteBindingClause("b")), + ); + check_rendered( + "delete_binding_clause", + "let a = 1 in let c = 3 in a + c", + result, + ); + }, + ), + test_case( + "delete_body replaces body with hole", + `Quick, + () => { + let result = + apply_and_render( + "let a = 1 in let b = 2 in a + b", + Edit(DeleteBody("b")), + ); + check_rendered("delete_body", "let a = 1 in let b = 2 in ?", result); + }, + ), + ], +); + +let build_node_map = (code: string) => { + let z = mk_zipper(code); + let info_map = mk_statics(z); + switch (HighLevelNodeMap.build(z, info_map)) { + | Some(node_map) => node_map + | None => Alcotest.fail("Failed to build HighLevelNodeMap") + }; +}; + +let name_list = (nodes: list(HighLevelNodeMap.node)) => + List.map((n: HighLevelNodeMap.node) => n.name, nodes); + +let high_level_node_map_tests = ( + "HighLevelNodeMap", + [ + test_case( + "top-level nodes from let chain", + `Quick, + () => { + let node_map = + build_node_map("let a = 1 in let b = 2 in let c = 3 in a + b + c"); + let top_level_ids = HighLevelNodeMap.gather_top_level(node_map); + let top_level_names = + List.map( + (id: Id.t) => HighLevelNodeMap.id_to_name(node_map, id), + top_level_ids, + ) + |> List.sort(String.compare); + check( + list(string), + "top-level names", + ["a", "b", "c"], + top_level_names, + ); + }, + ), + test_case( + "path_to_id resolves simple names", + `Quick, + () => { + let node_map = + build_node_map("let a = 1 in let b = 2 in let c = 3 in a + b + c"); + let id_b = HighLevelNodeMap.path_to_id(node_map, "b"); + check( + string, + "path_to_id", + "b", + HighLevelNodeMap.id_to_name(node_map, id_b), + ); + }, + ), + test_case( + "children reflect nested lets in def", + `Quick, + () => { + let node_map = build_node_map("let a = let b = 1 in b in a"); + let node_a = HighLevelNodeMap.path_to_node(node_map, "a"); + let child_names = + HighLevelNodeMap.children_of(node_map, node_a) |> name_list; + check(list(string), "children names", ["b"], child_names); + }, + ), + test_case( + "siblings include siblings at top level", + `Quick, + () => { + let node_map = + build_node_map("let a = 1 in let b = 2 in let c = 3 in c"); + let node_b = HighLevelNodeMap.path_to_node(node_map, "b"); + let sibling_names = + HighLevelNodeMap.siblings_of(node_map, node_b) |> name_list; + check( + list(string), + "siblings names", + ["a", "b", "c"], + sibling_names, + ); + }, + ), + ], +); + +let tests = + IdTagged.FreshGrammar.[edit_action_tests, high_level_node_map_tests]; diff --git a/test/haz3ltest.re b/test/haz3ltest.re index 727b1194f6..2d52ddc640 100644 --- a/test/haz3ltest.re +++ b/test/haz3ltest.re @@ -33,6 +33,7 @@ let (suite, _) = @ Test_Indentation.tests @ [Test_Coverage.tests, Test_Unboxing.tests] @ Test_Introduce.tests + @ Test_AgentTools.tests @ Test_ReparseDocSlides.tests @ Test_MatchExp.tests, ); From b66c1760c0320c16f46ba66990e2e9c46ae617d8 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Cyrus Desai Date: Thu, 29 Jan 2026 23:04:15 -0500 Subject: [PATCH 33/38] add rest of ChatLSP base tests --- src/llm-tests/run-task.ts | 6 + src/llm-tests/tasks/booking-base.yaml | 110 ++++++++ src/llm-tests/tasks/passwords-base.yaml | 206 ++++++++++++++ src/llm-tests/tasks/playlist-base.yaml | 73 +++++ src/llm-tests/tasks/todo-base.yaml | 98 +++++++ .../test-results/emojipaint-base-undet.json | 147 ---------- .../test-results/emojipaint-base.json | 136 --------- .../test-results/emojipaint-sample.json | 37 --- .../test_2026-01-27T22-07-50-962Z.json | 257 ++++++++++++++++++ .../test_2026-01-27T22-35-57-739Z.json | 110 ++++++++ 10 files changed, 860 insertions(+), 320 deletions(-) create mode 100644 src/llm-tests/tasks/booking-base.yaml create mode 100644 src/llm-tests/tasks/passwords-base.yaml create mode 100644 src/llm-tests/tasks/playlist-base.yaml create mode 100644 src/llm-tests/tasks/todo-base.yaml delete mode 100644 src/llm-tests/test-results/emojipaint-base-undet.json delete mode 100644 src/llm-tests/test-results/emojipaint-base.json delete mode 100644 src/llm-tests/test-results/emojipaint-sample.json create mode 100644 src/llm-tests/test-results/test_2026-01-27T22-07-50-962Z.json create mode 100644 src/llm-tests/test-results/test_2026-01-27T22-35-57-739Z.json diff --git a/src/llm-tests/run-task.ts b/src/llm-tests/run-task.ts index d8b0247ed3..67d915a9f8 100644 --- a/src/llm-tests/run-task.ts +++ b/src/llm-tests/run-task.ts @@ -162,6 +162,12 @@ async function runCore( await page.locator(S.assistantTab).click(); await page.locator(S.apiKey).fill(apiKey); + // assert that apiKey was filled + const filledKey = await page.locator(S.apiKey).inputValue(); + if (filledKey !== apiKey) { + throw new Error('Failed to fill API key'); + } + // Maybe just try it twice? Or retry on failure? await page.locator(S.apiButton).first().click({ force: true }); await page.waitForTimeout(1000); diff --git a/src/llm-tests/tasks/booking-base.yaml b/src/llm-tests/tasks/booking-base.yaml new file mode 100644 index 0000000000..ae294c9797 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/llm-tests/tasks/booking-base.yaml @@ -0,0 +1,110 @@ +initialProgram: | + # ROOM BOOKING MVU PRELUDE # + + type Weekday = M + T + W + R + F in + type TimeOfDay = AM + PM in + type Time = (Weekday, TimeOfDay) in + type User = String in + type BookingID = Int in + type Booking = (Time, User, BookingID) in + type BookingFormData = (Time, User) in + type Model = (BookingFormData, [Booking], BookingID) in + + type Action = + + AddBooking(User, Weekday, TimeOfDay) + + CancelBooking(User, Int) + + ClearBookings + in + + let initFormState = ((M, AM), "") in + let model_init: Model = (initFormState, [], 0) in + + let getBookings: Model -> [Booking] = + fun _, bs,_ -> bs in + + let bookingExists: (Model, Booking) -> Bool = + fun model, booking -> + exists(getBookings(model), fun b -> b == booking) + in + + let getUserBookings: (Model, User) -> [Booking] = + fun model, user -> + filter(getBookings(model), fun (_, u:User,_) -> u == user) + in + + let getBookingById: (Model, BookingID) -> Booking = + fun model, id -> + case filter(getBookings(model), fun (_, _, i:BookingID) -> i == id) + | [booking] => booking + | _ => ? + end + in + + let rm_booking: (User, BookingID, [Booking]) -> [Booking] = + fun user, id, bookings -> + filter( + bookings, fun (_, u:User, i:BookingID) -> (u!= user) \/ (i!= id)) in + + let update: (Model, Action) -> Model = + ? + in +prompt: | + Write the Booking update function +tests: | + # ROOM BOOKING MVU TESTS # + + test + getBookings(update(model_init, AddBooking("Charles",M, AM))) + == [((M, AM),"Charles",0)] + end; + + test + let model = update(model_init, AddBooking("Alice", T, PM)) in + getBookings(model) == [((T, PM), "Alice", 0)] + end; + + test + let model = update(model_init, AddBooking("Bob", W, AM)) in + getUserBookings(model, "Bob") == [((W, AM), "Bob", 0)] + end; + + test + let model = update(model_init, AddBooking("Alice", R, PM)) in + let model = update(model, CancelBooking("Alice", 0)) in + getUserBookings(model, "Alice") == [] + end; + + test + let model = update(model_init, AddBooking("Alice", F, AM)) in + let model = update(model, AddBooking("Bob", F, AM)) in + getBookingById(model, 1) == ((F, AM), "Bob", 1) + end; + + test + let model = update(model_init, AddBooking("Alice", M, AM)) in + let model = update(model, AddBooking("Bob", M, PM)) in + let model = update(model, AddBooking("Alice", T, AM)) in + let model = update(model, AddBooking("Bob", T, PM)) in + let model = update(model, AddBooking("Alice", W, AM)) in + let model = update(model, CancelBooking("Alice", 0)) in + let model = update(model, CancelBooking("Bob", 3)) in + getBookings(model) == [((W, AM), "Alice", 4), ((T, AM), "Alice", 2), ((M, PM), "Bob", 1)] + end; + + test + let model = update(model_init, AddBooking("Alice", M, AM)) in + let model = update(model, AddBooking("Bob", M, AM)) in + let model = update(model, AddBooking("Charlie", M, AM)) in + let model = update(model, AddBooking("Dave", M, PM)) in + let model = update(model, AddBooking("Eve", M, PM)) in + let model = update(model, CancelBooking("Bob", 1)) in + let model = update(model, CancelBooking("Dave", 3)) in + let model = update(model, CancelBooking("Alice", 0)) in + getBookings(model) == [((M, PM), "Eve", 4), ((M, AM), "Charlie", 2)] + end; + + test + let model = update(model_init, AddBooking("Alice", M, AM)) in + let model = update(model, ClearBookings) in + getBookings(model) == [] + end; \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/src/llm-tests/tasks/passwords-base.yaml b/src/llm-tests/tasks/passwords-base.yaml new file mode 100644 index 0000000000..6f3aafc2d6 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/llm-tests/tasks/passwords-base.yaml @@ -0,0 +1,206 @@ +initialProgram: | + # PASSWORD CHECKER MVU PRELUDE # + + type PasswordCriteria = + + RequireUppercase + + RequireLowercase + + MinimumLength(Int) + + RequireNumber + + RequireSpecialChar in + + type PasswordStrength = + + Weak + + Moderate + + Strong in + + type Password = String in + type Criteria = [PasswordCriteria] in + type Strength = PasswordStrength in + + type Model = (Password, Criteria, Strength) in + + let initialModel: Model = ( + "", + [ + MinimumLength(8), + RequireUppercase, + RequireLowercase, + RequireNumber, + RequireSpecialChar + ], + Weak + ) in + + type Action = + + UpdatePassword(String) + + ClearCriteria + + AddCriterion(PasswordCriteria) + + RemoveCriterion(PasswordCriteria) in + + let meetsMinLength: (String, Int) -> Bool = + fun password, len -> + string_length(password) >= len in + + let string_contains: (String, String) -> Bool = fun s1: String, s2: String -> + let len = string_length(s1) in + let check = fun idx: Int -> + if idx >= len + then false + else + let char = string_sub(s1, idx, 1) in + if string_eq(char, s2) + then true + else check(idx + 1) + in + check(0) + in + + let hasFromSet: (String, String) -> Bool = + fun password: Password, set: String -> + let loop: String -> Bool = + fun s: String -> + if string_length(s) == 0 + then false + else + let first = string_sub(s, 0, 1) in + if string_contains(set, first) + then true + else loop(string_sub(s, 1, string_length(s) - 1)) + in loop(password) + in + + let hasUppercase: String -> Bool = + fun password: Password -> + hasFromSet(password, "ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ") in + + let hasLowercase: Password -> Bool = + fun password: Password -> + hasFromSet(password, "abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz") in + + let hasNumber: Password -> Bool = + fun password: Password -> + hasFromSet(password, "0123456789") in + + let hasSpecialChar: Password -> Bool = + fun password: Password -> + hasFromSet(password, "!@#$%^&*()-_=+[]{}|;:,.<>?") in + + let meetsCriterion: (Password, PasswordCriteria) -> Bool = + fun password, criterion -> + case criterion + | RequireUppercase => hasUppercase(password) + | RequireLowercase => hasLowercase(password) + | MinimumLength(len) => meetsMinLength(password, len) + | RequireNumber => hasNumber(password) + | RequireSpecialChar => hasSpecialChar(password) + end in + + let metCriteria: (Password, [PasswordCriteria]) -> [Bool] = + fun password, criteria -> + filter( + criteria, + fun c: PasswordCriteria -> meetsCriterion(password, c) + ) in + + let strength_of: Int -> PasswordStrength = + fun num_criteria_met -> + case num_criteria_met + | 0 => Weak + | 1 => Weak + | 2 => Weak + | 3 => Moderate + | 4 => Strong + | _ => Strong + end in + + let calculateStrength: (Password, [PasswordCriteria]) -> PasswordStrength = + fun password, criteria -> + strength_of(length(metCriteria(password, criteria))) in + + + let update: (Model, Action) -> Model = + ? + in + +prompt: | + Write the Passwords update function +tests: | + test + let model = update(initialModel, ClearCriteria) in + let (_, criteria, _) = model in + length(criteria) == 0 + end; + + test + let model = update(initialModel, ClearCriteria) in + let model = update(model, AddCriterion(RequireUppercase)) in + let (password, criteria, strength) = model in + length(criteria) == 1 + end; + + test + let model = update(initialModel, UpdatePassword("pass")) in + let (password, _, strength) = model in + password == "pass" && strength == Weak + end; + + test + let model = update(initialModel, UpdatePassword("password")) in + let (password, _, strength) = model in + password == "password" && strength == Weak + end; + + test + let model = update(initialModel, UpdatePassword("Password123")) in + let (password, _, strength) = model in + password == "Password123" && strength == Strong + end; + + test + let model = update(initialModel, UpdatePassword("Password123!")) in + let (password, _, strength) = model in + password == "Password123!" && strength == Strong + end; + + test + let model = update(initialModel, UpdatePassword("password")) in + let model = update(model, AddCriterion(RequireUppercase)) in + let (password, criteria, strength) = model in + password == "password" && length(criteria) == 6 && strength == Weak + end; + + test + let model = update(initialModel, UpdatePassword("Password123!")) in + let model = update(model, RemoveCriterion(RequireUppercase)) in + let (password, criteria, strength) = model in + password == "Password123!" && length(criteria) == 4 && strength == Strong + end; + + test + let model = update(initialModel, UpdatePassword("pass")) in + let model = update(model, RemoveCriterion(MinimumLength(8))) in + let (password, criteria, strength) = model in + password == "pass" && length(criteria) == 4 && strength == Weak + end; + + test + let model = update(initialModel, UpdatePassword("Passw0rd!")) in + let model = update(model, RemoveCriterion(RequireSpecialChar)) in + let (password, criteria, strength) = model in + password == "Passw0rd!" && length(criteria) == 4 && strength == Strong + end; + + test + let model = update(initialModel, UpdatePassword("password123")) in + let model = update(model, AddCriterion(RequireSpecialChar)) in + let (password, criteria, strength) = model in + password == "password123" && length(criteria) == 6 && strength == Moderate + end; + + test + let model = update(initialModel, UpdatePassword("P@ssw0rd!")) in + let model = update(model, RemoveCriterion(RequireUppercase)) in + let model = update(model, RemoveCriterion(RequireSpecialChar)) in + let (password, criteria, strength) = model in + password == "P@ssw0rd!" && length(criteria) == 3 && strength == Moderate + end; diff --git a/src/llm-tests/tasks/playlist-base.yaml b/src/llm-tests/tasks/playlist-base.yaml new file mode 100644 index 0000000000..1bb138c11a --- /dev/null +++ b/src/llm-tests/tasks/playlist-base.yaml @@ -0,0 +1,73 @@ +initialProgram: | + # PLAYLIST MVU PRELUDE # + + # Non-negative ID for songs # + type Id = Int in + + # Actions user can do in a playlist # + type PlayListAction = + + PlaySong(Id) + + PauseCurrentSong + + RemoveSong(Id) + # Add to the front of the playList, ignore duplication # + + AddSong(Id) + in + + # The state of the playlist # + type PlayListState = + + Playing(Id) + + PausedOn(Id) + + NoSongSelected + in + + # A playlist with a list of songs and the current state of the playlist # + type PlayList = ([Id], PlayListState) in + + # Get all the song ids in the playlist # + let get_songs: PlayList -> [Id] = + fun playlist -> + let songs, current = playlist in + songs + in + + # Get the id of the currently playing song # + let get_state: PlayList -> PlayListState = + fun playlist -> + let songs, state = playlist in + state + in + + # Update Playlist app model based on an action # + + let update: (PlayList, PlayListAction) -> PlayList = + ? + in + +prompt: | + Write the Playlist update function +tests: | + # Testing PlaySong # + test update(([0, 1, 2], NoSongSelected), PlaySong(0)) == ([0, 1, 2], Playing(0)) end; + test update(([0, 1, 2], PausedOn(1)), PlaySong(1)) == ([0, 1, 2], Playing(1)) end; + test update(([0, 1, 2], PausedOn(0)), PlaySong(1)) == ([0, 1, 2], Playing(1)) end; + + # Testing PauseCurrentSong # + test update(([0, 1, 2], NoSongSelected), PauseCurrentSong) == ([0, 1, 2], NoSongSelected) end; + test update(([0, 1, 2], PausedOn(1)), PauseCurrentSong) == ([0, 1, 2], PausedOn(1)) end; + test update(([0, 1, 2], Playing(0)), PauseCurrentSong) == ([0, 1, 2], PausedOn(0)) end; + + # Testing RemoveSong # + test update(([0, 1, 2], NoSongSelected), RemoveSong(0)) == ([1, 2], NoSongSelected) end; + test update(([0, 1, 2], Playing(0)), RemoveSong(0)) == ([1, 2], NoSongSelected) end; + test update(([0, 1, 2], PausedOn(0)), RemoveSong(0)) == ([1, 2], NoSongSelected) end; + test update(([0, 1, 2], Playing(1)), RemoveSong(0)) == ([1, 2], Playing(1)) end; + test update(([0, 1, 2], PausedOn(1)), RemoveSong(0)) == ([1, 2], PausedOn(1)) end; + test update(([0, 1, 2], Playing(1)), RemoveSong(3)) == ([0, 1, 2], Playing(1)) end; + + # Testing AddSong # + test update(([0, 1, 2], NoSongSelected), AddSong(3)) == ([3, 0, 1, 2], NoSongSelected) end; + test update(([0, 1, 2], Playing(0)), AddSong(3)) == ([3, 0, 1, 2], Playing(0)) end; + test update(([0, 1, 2], PausedOn(0)), AddSong(3)) == ([3, 0, 1, 2], PausedOn(0)) end; + + + diff --git a/src/llm-tests/tasks/todo-base.yaml b/src/llm-tests/tasks/todo-base.yaml new file mode 100644 index 0000000000..49c2788808 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/llm-tests/tasks/todo-base.yaml @@ -0,0 +1,98 @@ +initialProgram: | + # TODO MVU PRELUDE # + + # A todo has a description and a status # + type Todo = (String, Bool) in + + # A description input buffer and a todo list # + type Model = (String, [Todo]) in + + type Action = + + AddTodo + + RemoveTodo(Int) + + ToggleTodo(Int) + + UpdateBuffer(String) in + + type Update = (Model, Action) -> Model in + + let model_init: Model = ("", []) in + + let add: Model -> [Todo] = + fun (description, todos) -> + if description $== "" + then todos + else (description, false) :: todos in + + let remove: (Int, [Todo]) -> [Todo]= + fun (index, todos) -> + filteri(todos, fun i, _ -> i!= index) in + + let toggle: (Int, [Todo]) -> [Todo]= + fun (index, todos) -> + mapi(todos, + fun i, (description, done) -> + (description, if i == index then !done else done) + ) in + + # TODO MVU: Handle TODO actions to update the app model # + + let update: (Model, Action) -> Model = + ? + in +prompt: | + Write the Todo update function +tests: | + # TODO MVU TESTS # + + let num_todos = fun m:Model -> length(snd(m)) in + + test # Add adds # + num_todos(update(("Breath", []), AddTodo)) + > num_todos(("Breath", [])) end; + + test # Add uses name, initial status set # + update(("Breath", []), AddTodo) == + ("", [("Breath", false)]) end; + + test # Add nonempty (too impl spec? test add + remove eqs)# + update(("Chop wood", [("Carry water", false)]), AddTodo) == + ("", [("Chop wood", false), ("Carry water", false)]) end; + + test # add then remove doesn't change todos # + let todos = [("Breath", false)] in + update(update(("Remove this", todos), AddTodo), RemoveTodo(0)) == + ("", todos) end; + + test # Toggle preserves length # + let model = ("", [("1", false), ("2", false)]) in + num_todos(update(model, ToggleTodo(1))) + == num_todos(model) end; + + test # Toggle toggles right index # + update(("", [("Chop", false), ("Carry", true)]), ToggleTodo(1)) == + ("", [("Chop", false), ("Carry", false)]) end; + + test # Toggle out of bounds # + let model = ("", [("Chop", false), ("Carry", false)]) in + update(model, ToggleTodo(2)) == model end; + + test # Remove removes # + let model = ("", [("1", false)]) in + num_todos(update(model, RemoveTodo(0))) + < num_todos(model) end; + + test # Remove removes right index # + update(("", [("1", false), ("2", false)]), RemoveTodo(1)) == + ("", [("1", false)]) end; + + test # Remove out of bounds # + let model = ("", [("1", false)]) in + update(model, RemoveTodo(2)) == model end; + + test # Update Input # + update(("", []), UpdateBuffer("Breath")) == + ("Breath", []) end; + + test # Don't add blank description # + let model = ("", [("1", false)]) in + update(model, AddTodo) == model end \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/src/llm-tests/test-results/emojipaint-base-undet.json b/src/llm-tests/test-results/emojipaint-base-undet.json deleted file mode 100644 index 64f1a2c5b5..0000000000 --- a/src/llm-tests/test-results/emojipaint-base-undet.json +++ /dev/null @@ -1,147 +0,0 @@ -{ - "total": 10, - "pass": 0, - "fail": 0, - "indet": 10, - "model": "openai/gpt-5-mini", - "prompt_tokens": 124554, - "completion_tokens": 3984, - "total_tokens": 128538, - "cached_tokens": 0, - "cached_tokens_supported": false, - "failed_or_indet_tests": [ - "test \n let (grid, _, _) = update(model_init, StampEmoji(0, 0)) in\n grid == [[\"😄\",\"\",\"\"],[\"\",\"\",\"\"],[\"\",\"\",\"\"]] \nend", - "test\n let (grid, _, _) = update(model_init, FillRow(1)) in\n grid == [[\"\",\"\",\"\"],[\"😄\",\"😄\",\"😄\"],[\"\",\"\",\"\"]] \nend", - "test\n let model = update(model_init, SelectEmoji(\"😅\")) in\n let (grid, selectedEmoji, _) = update(model, StampEmoji(2, 2)) in\n grid == [[\"\",\"\",\"\"],[\"\",\"\",\"\"],[\"\",\"\",\"😅\"]] && selectedEmoji == \"😅\" \nend", - "test\n let model = update(model_init, FillRow(0)) in\n let (grid, _, _) = update(model, ClearCell(0, 1)) in\n grid == [[\"😄\",\"\",\"😄\"],[\"\",\"\",\"\"],[\"\",\"\",\"\"]] \nend", - "test\n let model = update(model_init, StampEmoji(1, 1)) in\n let (grid, _, _) = update(model, ClearGrid) in\n grid == [[\"\",\"\",\"\"],[\"\",\"\",\"\"],[\"\",\"\",\"\"]] \nend", - "test\n let (_, selectedEmoji, _) = update(model_init, SelectEmoji(\"😊\")) in\n let (grid_init, _, emojiList_init) = model_init in\n let (grid, _, _) = update((grid_init, selectedEmoji, emojiList_init), StampEmoji(1, 2)) in\n grid == [[\"\",\"\",\"\"],[\"\",\"\",\"😊\"],[\"\",\"\",\"\"]] \nend", - "test\n let (_, selectedEmoji, emojiList) = model_init in\n let model = update(model_init, FillRow(2)) in\n let (grid, _, _) = update(model, ClearCell(2, 0)) in\n grid == [[\"\",\"\",\"\"],[\"\",\"\",\"\"],[\"\",\"😄\",\"😄\"]] \nend", - "test\n let model = update(model_init, StampEmoji(0, 0)) in\n let model = update(model, StampEmoji(1, 1)) in\n let model = update(model, StampEmoji(2, 2)) in\n let (grid, _, _) = update(model, ClearGrid) in\n grid == [[\"\",\"\",\"\"],[\"\",\"\",\"\"],[\"\",\"\",\"\"]] \nend", - "test\n let (grid_init, _, emojiList_init) = model_init in\n let model = update(model_init, FillRow(0)) in\n let (_, selectedEmoji, _) = update(model, SelectEmoji(\"😆\")) in\n let (grid,_,_) = model in\n let (grid, _, _) = update((grid, selectedEmoji, emojiList_init), StampEmoji(1, 1)) in\n grid == [[\"😄\",\"😄\",\"😄\"],[\"\",\"😆\",\"\"],[\"\",\"\",\"\"]] \nend", - "test\n let model = update(model_init, StampEmoji(0, 0)) in\n let model = update(model, FillRow(2)) in\n let (grid, _, emojiList) = model in\n let model = update(model, SelectEmoji(\"😉\")) in\n let model = update(model, StampEmoji(1, 1)) in\n let model = update(model, ClearCell(2, 2)) in\n let (grid, selectedEmoji, _) = model in\n grid == [[\"😄\",\"\",\"\"],[\"\",\"😉\",\"\"],[\"😄\",\"😄\",\"\"]] && selectedEmoji == \"😉\" \nend" - ], - "message_log": [ - { - "type": "system-prompt", - "content": " You are an expert agentic AI programming assistant operating in the Hazel programming language. You are working with a user to accomplish a programming task in a paired programming setting. The user will ask you a question or to perform a task (implement a feature, fix an issue, etc). You are a professional coding agent, meaning it is your duty to complete the user's task or attempt to complete their task until you decide the task is complete or it is absolutely infeasible to complete the task. The Hazel programming language is a low-resource programming language, meaning it did not show up in much of your training data, and thus you will be provided with relevant syntax and semantic information of the programming language that you must carefully study and review when generating your responses. NEVER try to write code from another programming language other than Hazel. Whenver writing a comment in Hazel, YOU MUST follow the comment syntax exactly... the syntax is as follows: ```\n # comment #\n ```\n Note that there MUST ALWAYS be an opening and closing hash symbol to enclose the comment. Furthermore, comments cannot span multiple lines. ```# this is an \n invalid comment #``` is invalid (spans multiple lines). ```# This is an invalid comment``` is invalid (no closing hash symbol). ```# This is a valid comment #``` is valid. You may explain and reason about the program/task/user query, but aim to keep your thinking and explanations concise and to the point. If the user wants you to implement a feature that is quite complex, you should break it down into smaller tasks to work through step by step. After calling a tool, you should pick up immediately from where you left off—No need to repeat or summarize what you've been doing. You should avoid explicitly mentioning tool calls to the user. Your conversation with the user should be as natural as possible, as if you were their pair programming partner. We will now provide you with the following:\n 1. A uniquely designed structure-based programming toolkit along with a specification on how to call these tools throughout the attempted completion of the task. This toolkit is newly designed by us Hazel developers, and will require thorough study and review by you to use it effectively.\n 2. Hazel syntax notes.\n 3. A brief summary of Hazel documentation.\n 4. A series of GOLDEN FEW SHOT EXAMPLES from agents who successfully implemented user-requested features using our uniquely designed structure-based programming toolkit.\n You should frequently come back and reference each of the toolkit, syntax notes, documentation, and golden standard examples. Keep your chats brief and concise, briefly communicating with the user your plan-of-action. After making a tool call, pick up immediately from where you left off. That is, do not repeat yourself or try to summarize what you've been doing. You should use markdown to format your text responses, in a way such that the user can easily read and understand your thinking, intentions, and plan-of-action. Available markdown features include:\n 1. bold\n 2. italic\n 3. inline code\n 4. headers\n 5. blockquote\n 6. thematic break\n 7. lists\n 8. links\n You are operating in a structure-based programming environment, akin to a structure editor. every edit state of Hazel maintains a valid Abstract Syntax Tree (AST) representation of the program. We aim to leverage this feature of Hazel and provide you with a toolkit that enables you to navigate, read, and modify the program's structure. On each iteration, you will be provided with the current node in the AST, its parent node, its children nodes, and any static errors present in the program. You are also provided with rich language server information, such as what variables are referenced in the current node's definition. It's important to note that the tools you have belong exclusively to one of three categories:\n 1. Navigation: These tools are used to navigate the AST/program itslef, and move the cursor from one variable/type definition to another, and will never modify the program.\n 2. Read: These tools are used to gather additional information from the program, and do not modify the program or the cursor location in the AST.\n 3. Edit: These tools are used to modify the program. They may move the cursor as a side effect (eg. removing a node will require the cursor to be moved elsewhere, or inserting a new node will move the cursor to that new node).\n You should use the tools to navigate the AST, read information from the program, and modify the program. You should not use the tools to answer questions or provide information to the user. These tools are meant to be strictly structure-based, allowing you to treat the program as a structure editor. If the user asks a question that does not require any editing or understanding of their code, you should not use the tools to answer the question. If the user asks a question that requires understanding their code, but not actually editing it, you should use esclusivley navigation and read tools to understand the code and provide and thoughtful response. If the user asks a complex or ambiguous question, you should ask for and seek clarification first before calling any tools. These tools are meant to be fairly atomic, and you are expected to make many tool calls in order to traverse the AST, read and undestand the code, and finally, complete the user's task! * You might see ⋱ after some definitions. This is a special character that indicates a \"fold\" in the program. It is a critical feature here, as it aims to prevent information overload... In this agentic setting, we abstract away child let bindings' definitions behind these folds, thus replacing them with ⋱. You should recognize that these are not actual characters within the program, but rather \"folds\" which hide away the details of child defintions and prevent an overload of information. * It is likely you'll need to understand the code in order to answer a user's question or to make an edit. In any case, you should use navigation tools and read tools to view the relevant parts and defintions (let expressions) of the program as necessary. Terminology Used in this Toolkit:\n * \"pattern\" - the tiles between the \"let\" and \"=\" delimiters, or the \"type\" and \"=\" delimiters, exclusive\n * \"definition\" - the tiles between the \"=\" and \"in\" delimiters, exclusive\n * \"body\" - the tiles after the \"in\" delimiter, exclusive\n * \"binding clause\" - the tiles between the \"let\" and \"in\" delimiters, or the \"type\" and \"in\" delimiters, inclusive\n Another note—when writing code, you should use line breaks to neatly format the code. NEVER try to indent code, as Hazel's formatter will automatically indent and format the code for you wherever you insert line breaks. NEVER write code without using line breaks when line breaks are highly necessary. - Hazel uses C-style function application syntax, with parenthesis around comma-separated arguments - Function application is ALWAYS written using parentheses and commas: use 'function(arg1, arg2)'. DO NOT just use spaces between the function name and arguments. - Function parameters are ALWAYS commas separated: 'fun arg1, arg2 -> '. DO NOT use spaces to separate function arguments. - There is no dot accessor notation for tuples; DO NOT use tuple.field. use pattern matching for destructuring: let (field, _) = tuple in ... - The following ARE NOT Hazel keywords. DO NOT use these keywords: switch, with, of, rec. ALWAYS omit these keywords - Pattern matching is ALWAYS written a 'case ... end' expression. Cases MUST END in an 'end' keyword. DO NOT USE any other keyword besides 'case' to do pattern matching. DO NOT USE a 'with' or 'of' keyword with 'case', just start the list of rules. Pattern matching rules use syntax '| pattern => expression'. Note the '=>' arrow. - The ONLY way to define a named function is by using a function expression nested in a let expression like 'let = fun -> in SYSTEM CORE (always prepend)\n\n\nRole & Objective\n----------------\nYou are a compositional AI coding agent working exclusively in Hazel. Your goal is to read,\nnavigate, and edit a single Hazel program to implement user-requested changes safely and\nincrementally, using the provided structure-level tools only. Always preserve a well-formed AST,\nprefer small, reversible steps, and keep your replies brief and actionable.\n\nNon-negotiables\n---------------\n- Hazel only. Never emit code from other languages.\n- Prefer structure-aware changes (bindings, patterns, bodies) over textual rewriting.\n- Formatting: Use line breaks for layout; do not hand-indent. Hazel's formatter handles indentation.\n- Never use the 'rec' keyword for recursion. Recursion is inferred by Hazel.\n- If you rename a binding, use `update_pattern` (it potentially updates use-sites, assuming arity matches).\n- Use `initialize` only on a program with no `let`/`type` bindings (fresh start). Your changes will be rejected otherwise.\n- Use `update_binding_clause` when you must rewrite the entire `let … in` (`let`+pattern+`=`+definition+`in`)\n without a final body. This effectively allows you to edit both the pattern and deinition at once. It also\n allows you to redefine the current binding while simultaneously adding any number of new bindings.\n- Never fabricate unavailable tools or external files.\n- Respond to the user with: plan → action(s) → result/next step. Keep it short. If more information\n from the user is needed, ask for it. Make checklists/plans/todo lists whenever necessary.\n\nDesign Rationale (for you)\n--------------------------\nStructure-level actions reduce line-based fragility, align with Hazel's always-well-formed AST\nstates, and help the model reason over program semantics, not arbitrary line windows. Error rounds\nhave diminishing returns—favor precise edits and targeted navigation.\n\n\nOPERATING PROTOCOL (R→P→A→C loop)\n\n\nR — Read\n--------\n- Mentally summarize the task and current cursor position.\n- When needed, navigate to the relevant binding(s) (`go_to_child`, `go_to_sibling`, `go_to_parent`,\n `go_to_binding_site`). Absorb the information you need to know about the binding(s) into your mental model.\n- If details are folded (⋱), use `view_entire_definition` at the target to see the whole definition when\n necessary. If you are not interested in the details (eg. just navigating through the program, or already know you need to rewrite things), you can skip this step.\n\nP — Plan\n--------\n- Decompose into small structural edits: introduce binding, change pattern, change definition,\n change body, or rewrite a binding clause.\n- Prefer a single clear edit per tool call; sequence them.\n- Add types where they clarify intent.\n\nA — Act\n-------\n- Execute the minimal tool(s) needed: `insert_before/after`, `update_*`, `delete_*`.\n- When adding multi-binding scaffolds, use `insert_before` or `update_binding_clause`.\n- When needing to change the body of a binding, use `update_body`. Note that this tool call\n can potentially replace a lot of code (you should usually use it on the tail binding of sequence of sibling bindings/nodes).\n\nC — Check\n---------\n- Re-open or re-navigate and scan the updated binding with `view_entire_definition` if necessary.\n- If subsequent fixes are required, repeat R→P→A→C.\n- Stop when the requested behavior is implemented or a blocking ambiguity exists.\n\n\nHAZEL CHEAT-SHEET (compact, high-yield)\n\n\nBindings & Body\n---------------\nlet [ : Type ] = in\n\n ``` - Pattern: between `let` and `=` - Definition: between `=` and `in` - Body: after `in` - Holes: `?` (empty), non-empty error hole by typing mismatches\nFunctions\nlet f = fun x -> ... in or let f : A -> B = fun x -> ... in\n\nCase\ncase xs\n| [] => ...\n| hd::tl => ...\nend\nLists\n[], 1::2::[], [1,2,3]\n\nADTs\ntype Exp = + Var(String) + Lam(String, Exp) + Ap(Exp, Exp) in\nPolymorphism\nkotlin\n\nlet id : forall A -> A -> A = typfun A -> fun x:A -> x in\nFormatting Rule\nUse line breaks generously; do not hand-indent.\n\n\nTOOLBOX SUMMARY (only these tools exist)\n\n\nNavigation (no edits)\ngo_to_parent()\n\ngo_to_child(name, index?)\n\ngo_to_sibling(name, index?)\n\ngo_to_binding_site(name, index?) — jump from a variable use to its binding\n\nview_entire_definition() — expand folded content at cursor. has potential to reveal a lot of information about the binding which\n can quickly fill contexts and potentially muffle semantic information. Use with caution.\n\nEditing\ninitialize(code) — replace/initialize the whole program ONLY if no let/type exist yet. You will be rejected otherwise.\n\ninsert_before(code) / insert_after(code) — add new binding(s) adjacent to current node;\ncursor moves to newest inserted binding\n\nupdate_pattern(code) — rename/change pattern; updates all use-sites if atom names match in count\n\nupdate_definition(code) — replace only the definition (right of =)\n\nupdate_body(code) — replace the body (after in)\n\nupdate_binding_clause(code) — replace the entire let … in header (pattern + definition + in),\nno trailing body\n\ndelete_binding_clause() — remove the whole let … in binding; cursor relocates per rules\n\ndelete_body() — remove the current node's body (turns into a hole/unfinished body)\n\nWhen to choose what\nIntroduce new helper(s) or function(s) or variable(s) etc.: insert_before/after\n\nRename a variable (and propagate): update_pattern\n\nChange computation for a binding: update_definition\n\nChange the program result or subsequent code: update_body\n\nSplit/merge binding headers or change type annotations & structure: update_binding_clause\n\nClean up: delete_binding_clause / delete_body\n\n\nFAILURE & SAFETY\n\n\n\nIf a tool is disallowed in the current state (e.g., initialize when bindings exist),\nchoose the nearest structural alternative (e.g., update_binding_clause to seed scaffolding,\nthen update_body).\n\nIf symbol ambiguity arises (e.g., multiple same-name bindings), prefer go_to_* with an index\nto disambiguate, then rename with update_pattern.\n\nIf an edit cascades unexpected references, immediately inspect with view_entire_definition\nand correct with a follow-up update_definition or update_pattern.\n\nKeep each action atomic and explain briefly what you did and what you will do next.\n\n\nNotes for future engineers (human readers)\n\n\n\nThe examples emphasize atomic structure edits, minimal deltas, and short confirmations.\n\nPrefer structuring multi-step tasks as sequences of navigation → single edit → check\nto improve stability and interpretability.\n\nIf show-references becomes available later, introduce it in the Read phase, but do not\nassume it exists now (the tool list in this pack is authoritative).\n\nThis pack assumes Hazel's invariants (always meaningful AST states with holes) and\njustifies structure-level actions accordingly.\n - Hazel is a live functional programming environment that supports incomplete programs via typed holes. - Typed holes, denoted as `?`, can stand for missing expressions or types. - Programs with holes still carry meaningful static and dynamic semantics, unlike traditional languages. - Hazel uses a structure editor that maintains well-formed syntax trees with holes instead of raw text. - Example: Define a function with an unknown type and evaluate it. ``` let f: ? -> ? = fun b -> b && true in f(true); ``` - This function runs successfully even though the type is unknown. - Hazel uses **bidirectional typing**, where types can be either synthesized or analyzed. - Example: Bidirectional typing for boolean functions. ``` let f = fun b: Bool -> b && true in f(true); ``` - Holes can be used in types, parameters, and patterns. ``` let f: (Int, ?) -> Int = fun a, b -> a + 1 in f(1, 2); ``` - Hazel also supports polymorphic functions. ``` let poly_id: forall a -> a -> a = typfun a -> fun x: a -> x; ``` - Polymorphic functions can be applied with type arguments using `@` syntax. ``` poly_id@(5); ``` - Hazel supports defining algebraic data types (ADTs) and using them in pattern matches. ``` type Exp = + Var(String) + Lam(String, Exp) + Ap(Exp, Exp) in let subst: (Exp, String, Exp) -> Exp = fun v, name, e -> case e | Var(n) => if n$==name then v else e | Lam(x, body) => Lam(x, subst(v, name, body)) | Ap(e1, e2) => Ap(subst(v, name, e1), subst(v, name, e2)) end; ``` - Hazel permits incomplete pattern matches and treats them semantically. ``` let f = fun x -> case x | 0 => \"zero\" | ? => \"non-zero\" end; ``` - Evaluation proceeds until it hits a hole, then stops gracefully. - Example of evaluation with error halted inside a hole: ``` let f: Int -> Int = fun x -> x + true in f(1); ``` - The erroneous addition will be wrapped in a non-empty hole, not crash. - Hazel's recursive types allow expressive structures. ``` type MyList = rec A -> (Nil + Cons(Int, A)) in let x: MyList = Cons(1, Cons(2, Cons(3, Nil))); ``` - Hazel supports list processing via pattern matching. ``` let length: [Int] -> Int = fun xs -> case xs | [] => 0 | hd::tl => 1 + length(tl) end; ``` - Hazel allows mutual recursion via let-bindings of tuples. ``` let (even: Int -> Bool, odd: Int -> Bool) = (fun n -> if n == 0 then true else odd(n - 1), fun n -> if n == 0 then false else even(n - 1)) in even(4); ``` - Projectors and livelits provide visual editing tools in Hazel's GUI. - Hazel allows tests to be included inline. ``` test 2 + 2 == 4 end; ``` - Hazel supports explaining sub-expressions via cursor-based documentation. - Hazel is ideal for education, as no edit state is meaningless. - All code edits are type-preserving and guided by Hazel's edit action model. - An important note is that comments in Hazel are enclosed by `#` symbols. Eg `# This is a comment #`. The program WILL be erroneous if you do not include an ending '#' symbol for a comment. " - }, - { - "type": "user", - "content": "Write the EmojiPaint update function" - }, - { - "type": "system-prompt", - "content": "\nCurrent node: do\nPath to node: do\nSibling nodes: [Emoji (index: 0), Canvas (index: 1), Row (index: 2), Col (index: 3), Model (index: 4), Action (index: 5), model_init (index: 6), setCell (index: 7), setRow (index: 8), setAll (index: 9), updateGrid (index: 10), update (index: 11)]\nChild nodes: []\n\n\nDefinition of \"do\"'s parent (no parent, displaying entire top level of the program)\":\n```\n# EMOJIPAINT MVU #\n\ntype Emoji = String in \ntype Canvas = [[Emoji]] in \ntype Row = Int in \ntype Col = Int in \n\ntype Model = (\n canvas = Canvas, # The 2D grid of emojis #\n brush = Emoji, # The currently selected emoji #\n palette = [Emoji] # The list of available emojis #\n) in\n\ntype Action =\n + SetBrush(Int) # Set the brush using a palette index #\n + PaintCell(Row, Col) # Stamp the current emoji at the specified position #\n + ClearCell(Row, Col) # Clear the emoji at the specified position #\n + ClearCanvas # Clear the entire grid #\n + PaintRow(Row) # Fill the specified row with the current emoji #\nin\n\nlet model_init: Model = ⋱ in\n \n let setCell: (Canvas, Row, Col, Emoji) -> Canvas =\n ⋱ \nin\n\nlet setRow: (Canvas, Row, Emoji) -> Canvas =\n ⋱ \n in\n \n let setAll: (Canvas, Emoji) -> Canvas =\n ⋱ \n in\n \n let updateGrid: (Model, Canvas -> Canvas) -> Model =\n ⋱ \n in\n \n# Update the EmojiPaint app model based on an action #\nlet update: (Model, Action) -> Model =\n⋱\n in\n \n let do = fun (init: Model, actions: [Action]) ->\n fold_left(actions, update, init) \n in\n ?\n```\nVariables referenced: [update (Index: 0)]\n\nNo static errors found in the program.\n" - }, - { - "type": "tool", - "content": "Agent called tool: go_to_sibling(\"update\", 11)▼ Show more" - }, - { - "type": "system-prompt", - "content": "Action has been applied to the editor" - }, - { - "type": "tool", - "content": "Agent called tool: go_to_sibling(\"setCell\", 7)▼ Show more" - }, - { - "type": "system-prompt", - "content": "Action has been applied to the editor" - }, - { - "type": "tool", - "content": "Agent called tool: view_entire_definition▼ Show more" - }, - { - "type": "system-prompt", - "content": "let setCell: (Canvas, Row, Col, Emoji) -> Canvas =\n fun (canvas, row, col, emoji) -> mapi(\n canvas, \n fun (i, r) ->\n if i == row \n then mapi(\n r,\n fun (j, c) ->\n if j == col \n then emoji \n else c) \n else r) \nin" - }, - { - "type": "tool", - "content": "Agent called tool: go_to_sibling(\"setRow\", 7)▼ Show more" - }, - { - "type": "system-prompt", - "content": "Action has been applied to the editor" - }, - { - "type": "tool", - "content": "Agent called tool: go_to_sibling(\"setAll\", 8)▼ Show more" - }, - { - "type": "system-prompt", - "content": "Action has been applied to the editor" - }, - { - "type": "tool", - "content": "Agent called tool: go_to_sibling(\"updateGrid\", 9)▼ Show more" - }, - { - "type": "system-prompt", - "content": "Action has been applied to the editor" - }, - { - "type": "tool", - "content": "Agent called tool: view_entire_definition▼ Show more" - }, - { - "type": "system-prompt", - "content": "let updateGrid: (Model, Canvas -> Canvas) -> Model =\n fun (m, f) ->\n (f(m.canvas), m.brush, m.palette) \nin" - }, - { - "type": "tool", - "content": "Agent called tool: update_definition(\"fun (m, action) ->\n case action\n | SetBrush(i) => (m.canvas, nth(m.palette, i), m.palette)\n | PaintCell(r, c) => updateGrid(m, fun canvas -> setCell(canvas, r, c, m.brush))\n | ClearCell(r, c) => updateGrid(m, fun canvas -> setCell(canvas, r, c, \"\"))\n | ClearCanvas => updateGrid(m, fun canvas -> setAll(canvas, \"\"))\n | PaintRow(r) => updateGrid(m, fun canvas -> setRow(canvas, r, m.brush))\n end\")▼ Show more" - }, - { - "type": "system-error", - "content": "Not applying the action you requested as it would have the following static error(s): Error in term:\n ClearCanvas\nNature of error: Expecting type Canvas -> Canvas but got inconsistent type Action, Error in term:\n ClearCell\nNature of error: Expecting type -> Canvas -> Canvas but got inconsistent type Row, Col -> Action, Error in term:\n PaintCell\nNature of error: Expecting type -> Canvas -> Canvas but got inconsistent type Row, Col -> Action, Error in term:\n PaintRow\nNature of error: Expecting type -> Canvas -> Canvas but got inconsistent type Row -> Action, Error in term:\n SetBrush\nNature of error: Expecting type -> Canvas -> Canvas but got inconsistent type Int -> Action▲ Show less" - }, - { - "type": "tool", - "content": "Agent called tool: view_entire_definition▼ Show more" - }, - { - "type": "system-prompt", - "content": "let updateGrid: (Model, Canvas -> Canvas) -> Model =\n fun (m, f) ->\n (f(m.canvas), m.brush, m.palette) \nin" - }, - { - "type": "tool", - "content": "Agent called tool: go_to_sibling(\"update\", 10)▼ Show more" - }, - { - "type": "system-prompt", - "content": "Action has been applied to the editor" - }, - { - "type": "tool", - "content": "Agent called tool: update_definition(\"fun (m, action) ->\n case action\n | SetBrush(i) => (m.canvas, nth(m.palette, i), m.palette)\n | PaintCell(r, c) => updateGrid(m, fun canvas -> setCell(canvas, r, c, m.brush))\n | ClearCell(r, c) => updateGrid(m, fun canvas -> setCell(canvas, r, c, \"\"))\n | ClearCanvas => updateGrid(m, fun canvas -> setAll(canvas, \"\"))\n | PaintRow(r) => updateGrid(m, fun canvas -> setRow(canvas, r, m.brush))\n end\")▼ Show more" - }, - { - "type": "system-prompt", - "content": "Action has been applied to the editor" - }, - { - "type": "agent", - "content": "Plan\n- Implement the `update` function to handle every `Action` by using the existing helpers `setCell`, `setRow`, `setAll`, and `updateGrid`. Keep updates immutable by returning a new `Model`.\n\nActions taken\n- Implemented `update` to:\n - Change brush via `SetBrush(i)` using `nth(m.palette, i)`.\n - Paint / clear a cell via `setCell`.\n - Clear whole canvas via `setAll`.\n - Paint a row via `setRow`.\n - Wrap canvas-transforming functions with `updateGrid` to produce a new `Model`.\n\nResult (the Hazel implementation)\n```\nlet update: (Model, Action) -> Model =\nfun (m, action) ->\ncase action\n| SetBrush(i) => (m.canvas, nth(m.palette, i), m.palette)\n| PaintCell(r, c) => updateGrid(m, fun canvas -> setCell(canvas, r, c, m.brush))\n| ClearCell(r, c) => updateGrid(m, fun canvas -> setCell(canvas, r, c, \"\"))\n| ClearCanvas => updateGrid(m, fun canvas -> setAll(canvas, \"\"))\n| PaintRow(r) => updateGrid(m, fun canvas -> setRow(canvas, r, m.brush))\nend\n```\n\nNext step\n- Run the app or tests to confirm behavior. Want me to add bounds-checking for `nth(m.palette, i)` (safe fallback) or to wire this into the UI event handlers?▲ Show less", - "prompt_tokens": 7356, - "completion_tokens": 346, - "total_tokens": 7702, - "cached_tokens": 0, - "timestamp": "2025-11-03T19:40:52.000Z", - "tool_calls": [ - { - "id": "call_oAwkqGx0PgFleK6OqQ49XTIw", - "index": 0, - "type": "function", - "function": { - "name": "go_to_sibling", - "arguments": "{\"name\":\"update\",\"index\":11}" - } - } - ], - "program_state": "# EMOJIPAINT MVU #\n\ntype Emoji = String in \ntype Canvas = [[Emoji]] in \ntype Row = Int in \ntype Col = Int in \n\ntype Model = (\ncanvas = Canvas, # The 2D grid of emojis #\nbrush = Emoji, # The currently selected emoji #\npalette = [Emoji] # The list of available emojis #\n) in\n\ntype Action =\n+ SetBrush(Int) # Set the brush using a palette index #\n+ PaintCell(Row, Col) # Stamp the current emoji at the specified position #\n+ ClearCell(Row, Col) # Clear the emoji at the specified position #\n+ ClearCanvas # Clear the entire grid #\n+ PaintRow(Row) # Fill the specified row with the current emoji #\nin\n\nlet model_init: Model = (\n[[\"\",\"\",\"\"],[\"\",\"\",\"\"],[\"\",\"\",\"\"]], # Initial 3x3 empty grid #\n\"\\240\\159\\152\\132\", # Initial selected emoji #\n[\"\\240\\159\\152\\132\", \"\\240\\159\\152\\133\", \"\\240\\159\\152\\134\", \"\\240\\159\\152\\137\", \"\\240\\159\\152\\138\"] # Available emojis #\n) in\n\nlet setCell: (Canvas, Row, Col, Emoji) -> Canvas =\nfun (canvas, row, col, emoji) -> mapi(\ncanvas, \nfun (i, r) ->\nif i == row \nthen mapi(\nr,\nfun (j, c) ->\nif j == col \nthen emoji \nelse c) \nelse r) \nin\n\nlet setRow: (Canvas, Row, Emoji) -> Canvas =\nfun (canvas, targetRow, emoji) ->\nmapi(\ncanvas,\nfun (i, row) ->\nif i == targetRow \nthen map(row, fun _ -> emoji) \nelse row) \nin\n\nlet setAll: (Canvas, Emoji) -> Canvas =\nfun (canvas, emoji) ->\nmap(canvas, fun r -> map(r, fun _ -> emoji)) \nin\n\nlet updateGrid: (Model, Canvas -> Canvas) -> Model =\nfun (m, f) ->\n(f(m.canvas), m.brush, m.palette) \nin\n\n# Update the EmojiPaint app model based on an action #\nlet update: (Model, Action) -> Model =\n?\nin\n\nlet do = fun (init: Model, actions: [Action]) ->\nfold_left(actions, update, init) \nin\n" - } - ] -} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/src/llm-tests/test-results/emojipaint-base.json b/src/llm-tests/test-results/emojipaint-base.json deleted file mode 100644 index 1467ce1876..0000000000 --- a/src/llm-tests/test-results/emojipaint-base.json +++ /dev/null @@ -1,136 +0,0 @@ -{ - "total": 10, - "pass": 10, - "fail": 0, - "indet": 0, - "model": "openai/gpt-5-mini", - "prompt_tokens": 103265, - "completion_tokens": 6707, - "total_tokens": 109972, - "cached_tokens": 0, - "cached_tokens_supported": false, - "failed_or_indet_tests": [], - "message_log": [ - { - "type": "system-prompt", - "content": " You are an expert agentic AI programming assistant operating in the Hazel programming language. You are working with a user to accomplish a programming task in a paired programming setting. The user will ask you a question or to perform a task (implement a feature, fix an issue, etc). You are a professional coding agent, meaning it is your duty to complete the user's task or attempt to complete their task until you decide the task is complete or it is absolutely infeasible to complete the task. The Hazel programming language is a low-resource programming language, meaning it did not show up in much of your training data, and thus you will be provided with relevant syntax and semantic information of the programming language that you must carefully study and review when generating your responses. NEVER try to write code from another programming language other than Hazel. Whenver writing a comment in Hazel, YOU MUST follow the comment syntax exactly... the syntax is as follows: ```\n # comment #\n ```\n Note that there MUST ALWAYS be an opening and closing hash symbol to enclose the comment. Furthermore, comments cannot span multiple lines. ```# this is an \n invalid comment #``` is invalid (spans multiple lines). ```# This is an invalid comment``` is invalid (no closing hash symbol). ```# This is a valid comment #``` is valid. You may explain and reason about the program/task/user query, but aim to keep your thinking and explanations concise and to the point. If the user wants you to implement a feature that is quite complex, you should break it down into smaller tasks to work through step by step. After calling a tool, you should pick up immediately from where you left off—No need to repeat or summarize what you've been doing. You should avoid explicitly mentioning tool calls to the user. Your conversation with the user should be as natural as possible, as if you were their pair programming partner. We will now provide you with the following:\n 1. A uniquely designed structure-based programming toolkit along with a specification on how to call these tools throughout the attempted completion of the task. This toolkit is newly designed by us Hazel developers, and will require thorough study and review by you to use it effectively.\n 2. Hazel syntax notes.\n 3. A brief summary of Hazel documentation.\n 4. A series of GOLDEN FEW SHOT EXAMPLES from agents who successfully implemented user-requested features using our uniquely designed structure-based programming toolkit.\n You should frequently come back and reference each of the toolkit, syntax notes, documentation, and golden standard examples. Keep your chats brief and concise, briefly communicating with the user your plan-of-action. After making a tool call, pick up immediately from where you left off. That is, do not repeat yourself or try to summarize what you've been doing. You should use markdown to format your text responses, in a way such that the user can easily read and understand your thinking, intentions, and plan-of-action. Available markdown features include:\n 1. bold\n 2. italic\n 3. inline code\n 4. headers\n 5. blockquote\n 6. thematic break\n 7. lists\n 8. links\n You are operating in a structure-based programming environment, akin to a structure editor. every edit state of Hazel maintains a valid Abstract Syntax Tree (AST) representation of the program. We aim to leverage this feature of Hazel and provide you with a toolkit that enables you to navigate, read, and modify the program's structure. On each iteration, you will be provided with the current node in the AST, its parent node, its children nodes, and any static errors present in the program. You are also provided with rich language server information, such as what variables are referenced in the current node's definition. It's important to note that the tools you have belong exclusively to one of three categories:\n 1. Navigation: These tools are used to navigate the AST/program itslef, and move the cursor from one variable/type definition to another, and will never modify the program.\n 2. Read: These tools are used to gather additional information from the program, and do not modify the program or the cursor location in the AST.\n 3. Edit: These tools are used to modify the program. They may move the cursor as a side effect (eg. removing a node will require the cursor to be moved elsewhere, or inserting a new node will move the cursor to that new node).\n You should use the tools to navigate the AST, read information from the program, and modify the program. You should not use the tools to answer questions or provide information to the user. These tools are meant to be strictly structure-based, allowing you to treat the program as a structure editor. If the user asks a question that does not require any editing or understanding of their code, you should not use the tools to answer the question. If the user asks a question that requires understanding their code, but not actually editing it, you should use esclusivley navigation and read tools to understand the code and provide and thoughtful response. If the user asks a complex or ambiguous question, you should ask for and seek clarification first before calling any tools. These tools are meant to be fairly atomic, and you are expected to make many tool calls in order to traverse the AST, read and undestand the code, and finally, complete the user's task! * You might see ⋱ after some definitions. This is a special character that indicates a \"fold\" in the program. It is a critical feature here, as it aims to prevent information overload... In this agentic setting, we abstract away child let bindings' definitions behind these folds, thus replacing them with ⋱. You should recognize that these are not actual characters within the program, but rather \"folds\" which hide away the details of child defintions and prevent an overload of information. * It is likely you'll need to understand the code in order to answer a user's question or to make an edit. In any case, you should use navigation tools and read tools to view the relevant parts and defintions (let expressions) of the program as necessary. Terminology Used in this Toolkit:\n * \"pattern\" - the tiles between the \"let\" and \"=\" delimiters, or the \"type\" and \"=\" delimiters, exclusive\n * \"definition\" - the tiles between the \"=\" and \"in\" delimiters, exclusive\n * \"body\" - the tiles after the \"in\" delimiter, exclusive\n * \"binding clause\" - the tiles between the \"let\" and \"in\" delimiters, or the \"type\" and \"in\" delimiters, inclusive\n Another note—when writing code, you should use line breaks to neatly format the code. NEVER try to indent code, as Hazel's formatter will automatically indent and format the code for you wherever you insert line breaks. NEVER write code without using line breaks when line breaks are highly necessary. - Hazel uses C-style function application syntax, with parenthesis around comma-separated arguments - Function application is ALWAYS written using parentheses and commas: use 'function(arg1, arg2)'. DO NOT just use spaces between the function name and arguments. - Function parameters are ALWAYS commas separated: 'fun arg1, arg2 -> '. DO NOT use spaces to separate function arguments. - There is no dot accessor notation for tuples; DO NOT use tuple.field. use pattern matching for destructuring: let (field, _) = tuple in ... - The following ARE NOT Hazel keywords. DO NOT use these keywords: switch, with, of, rec. ALWAYS omit these keywords - Pattern matching is ALWAYS written a 'case ... end' expression. Cases MUST END in an 'end' keyword. DO NOT USE any other keyword besides 'case' to do pattern matching. DO NOT USE a 'with' or 'of' keyword with 'case', just start the list of rules. Pattern matching rules use syntax '| pattern => expression'. Note the '=>' arrow. - The ONLY way to define a named function is by using a function expression nested in a let expression like 'let = fun -> in SYSTEM CORE (always prepend)\n\n\nRole & Objective\n----------------\nYou are a compositional AI coding agent working exclusively in Hazel. Your goal is to read,\nnavigate, and edit a single Hazel program to implement user-requested changes safely and\nincrementally, using the provided structure-level tools only. Always preserve a well-formed AST,\nprefer small, reversible steps, and keep your replies brief and actionable.\n\nNon-negotiables\n---------------\n- Hazel only. Never emit code from other languages.\n- Prefer structure-aware changes (bindings, patterns, bodies) over textual rewriting.\n- Formatting: Use line breaks for layout; do not hand-indent. Hazel's formatter handles indentation.\n- Never use the 'rec' keyword for recursion. Recursion is inferred by Hazel.\n- If you rename a binding, use `update_pattern` (it potentially updates use-sites, assuming arity matches).\n- Use `initialize` only on a program with no `let`/`type` bindings (fresh start). Your changes will be rejected otherwise.\n- Use `update_binding_clause` when you must rewrite the entire `let … in` (`let`+pattern+`=`+definition+`in`)\n without a final body. This effectively allows you to edit both the pattern and deinition at once. It also\n allows you to redefine the current binding while simultaneously adding any number of new bindings.\n- Never fabricate unavailable tools or external files.\n- Respond to the user with: plan → action(s) → result/next step. Keep it short. If more information\n from the user is needed, ask for it. Make checklists/plans/todo lists whenever necessary.\n\nDesign Rationale (for you)\n--------------------------\nStructure-level actions reduce line-based fragility, align with Hazel's always-well-formed AST\nstates, and help the model reason over program semantics, not arbitrary line windows. Error rounds\nhave diminishing returns—favor precise edits and targeted navigation.\n\n\nOPERATING PROTOCOL (R→P→A→C loop)\n\n\nR — Read\n--------\n- Mentally summarize the task and current cursor position.\n- When needed, navigate to the relevant binding(s) (`go_to_child`, `go_to_sibling`, `go_to_parent`,\n `go_to_binding_site`). Absorb the information you need to know about the binding(s) into your mental model.\n- If details are folded (⋱), use `view_entire_definition` at the target to see the whole definition when\n necessary. If you are not interested in the details (eg. just navigating through the program, or already know you need to rewrite things), you can skip this step.\n\nP — Plan\n--------\n- Decompose into small structural edits: introduce binding, change pattern, change definition,\n change body, or rewrite a binding clause.\n- Prefer a single clear edit per tool call; sequence them.\n- Add types where they clarify intent.\n\nA — Act\n-------\n- Execute the minimal tool(s) needed: `insert_before/after`, `update_*`, `delete_*`.\n- When adding multi-binding scaffolds, use `insert_before` or `update_binding_clause`.\n- When needing to change the body of a binding, use `update_body`. Note that this tool call\n can potentially replace a lot of code (you should usually use it on the tail binding of sequence of sibling bindings/nodes).\n\nC — Check\n---------\n- Re-open or re-navigate and scan the updated binding with `view_entire_definition` if necessary.\n- If subsequent fixes are required, repeat R→P→A→C.\n- Stop when the requested behavior is implemented or a blocking ambiguity exists.\n\n\nHAZEL CHEAT-SHEET (compact, high-yield)\n\n\nBindings & Body\n---------------\nlet [ : Type ] = in\n\n ``` - Pattern: between `let` and `=` - Definition: between `=` and `in` - Body: after `in` - Holes: `?` (empty), non-empty error hole by typing mismatches\nFunctions\nlet f = fun x -> ... in or let f : A -> B = fun x -> ... in\n\nCase\ncase xs\n| [] => ...\n| hd::tl => ...\nend\nLists\n[], 1::2::[], [1,2,3]\n\nADTs\ntype Exp = + Var(String) + Lam(String, Exp) + Ap(Exp, Exp) in\nPolymorphism\nkotlin\n\nlet id : forall A -> A -> A = typfun A -> fun x:A -> x in\nFormatting Rule\nUse line breaks generously; do not hand-indent.\n\n\nTOOLBOX SUMMARY (only these tools exist)\n\n\nNavigation (no edits)\ngo_to_parent()\n\ngo_to_child(name, index?)\n\ngo_to_sibling(name, index?)\n\ngo_to_binding_site(name, index?) — jump from a variable use to its binding\n\nview_entire_definition() — expand folded content at cursor. has potential to reveal a lot of information about the binding which\n can quickly fill contexts and potentially muffle semantic information. Use with caution.\n\nEditing\ninitialize(code) — replace/initialize the whole program ONLY if no let/type exist yet. You will be rejected otherwise.\n\ninsert_before(code) / insert_after(code) — add new binding(s) adjacent to current node;\ncursor moves to newest inserted binding\n\nupdate_pattern(code) — rename/change pattern; updates all use-sites if atom names match in count\n\nupdate_definition(code) — replace only the definition (right of =)\n\nupdate_body(code) — replace the body (after in)\n\nupdate_binding_clause(code) — replace the entire let … in header (pattern + definition + in),\nno trailing body\n\ndelete_binding_clause() — remove the whole let … in binding; cursor relocates per rules\n\ndelete_body() — remove the current node's body (turns into a hole/unfinished body)\n\nWhen to choose what\nIntroduce new helper(s) or function(s) or variable(s) etc.: insert_before/after\n\nRename a variable (and propagate): update_pattern\n\nChange computation for a binding: update_definition\n\nChange the program result or subsequent code: update_body\n\nSplit/merge binding headers or change type annotations & structure: update_binding_clause\n\nClean up: delete_binding_clause / delete_body\n\n\nFAILURE & SAFETY\n\n\n\nIf a tool is disallowed in the current state (e.g., initialize when bindings exist),\nchoose the nearest structural alternative (e.g., update_binding_clause to seed scaffolding,\nthen update_body).\n\nIf symbol ambiguity arises (e.g., multiple same-name bindings), prefer go_to_* with an index\nto disambiguate, then rename with update_pattern.\n\nIf an edit cascades unexpected references, immediately inspect with view_entire_definition\nand correct with a follow-up update_definition or update_pattern.\n\nKeep each action atomic and explain briefly what you did and what you will do next.\n\n\nNotes for future engineers (human readers)\n\n\n\nThe examples emphasize atomic structure edits, minimal deltas, and short confirmations.\n\nPrefer structuring multi-step tasks as sequences of navigation → single edit → check\nto improve stability and interpretability.\n\nIf show-references becomes available later, introduce it in the Read phase, but do not\nassume it exists now (the tool list in this pack is authoritative).\n\nThis pack assumes Hazel's invariants (always meaningful AST states with holes) and\njustifies structure-level actions accordingly.\n - Hazel is a live functional programming environment that supports incomplete programs via typed holes. - Typed holes, denoted as `?`, can stand for missing expressions or types. - Programs with holes still carry meaningful static and dynamic semantics, unlike traditional languages. - Hazel uses a structure editor that maintains well-formed syntax trees with holes instead of raw text. - Example: Define a function with an unknown type and evaluate it. ``` let f: ? -> ? = fun b -> b && true in f(true); ``` - This function runs successfully even though the type is unknown. - Hazel uses **bidirectional typing**, where types can be either synthesized or analyzed. - Example: Bidirectional typing for boolean functions. ``` let f = fun b: Bool -> b && true in f(true); ``` - Holes can be used in types, parameters, and patterns. ``` let f: (Int, ?) -> Int = fun a, b -> a + 1 in f(1, 2); ``` - Hazel also supports polymorphic functions. ``` let poly_id: forall a -> a -> a = typfun a -> fun x: a -> x; ``` - Polymorphic functions can be applied with type arguments using `@` syntax. ``` poly_id@(5); ``` - Hazel supports defining algebraic data types (ADTs) and using them in pattern matches. ``` type Exp = + Var(String) + Lam(String, Exp) + Ap(Exp, Exp) in let subst: (Exp, String, Exp) -> Exp = fun v, name, e -> case e | Var(n) => if n$==name then v else e | Lam(x, body) => Lam(x, subst(v, name, body)) | Ap(e1, e2) => Ap(subst(v, name, e1), subst(v, name, e2)) end; ``` - Hazel permits incomplete pattern matches and treats them semantically. ``` let f = fun x -> case x | 0 => \"zero\" | ? => \"non-zero\" end; ``` - Evaluation proceeds until it hits a hole, then stops gracefully. - Example of evaluation with error halted inside a hole: ``` let f: Int -> Int = fun x -> x + true in f(1); ``` - The erroneous addition will be wrapped in a non-empty hole, not crash. - Hazel's recursive types allow expressive structures. ``` type MyList = rec A -> (Nil + Cons(Int, A)) in let x: MyList = Cons(1, Cons(2, Cons(3, Nil))); ``` - Hazel supports list processing via pattern matching. ``` let length: [Int] -> Int = fun xs -> case xs | [] => 0 | hd::tl => 1 + length(tl) end; ``` - Hazel allows mutual recursion via let-bindings of tuples. ``` let (even: Int -> Bool, odd: Int -> Bool) = (fun n -> if n == 0 then true else odd(n - 1), fun n -> if n == 0 then false else even(n - 1)) in even(4); ``` - Projectors and livelits provide visual editing tools in Hazel's GUI. - Hazel allows tests to be included inline. ``` test 2 + 2 == 4 end; ``` - Hazel supports explaining sub-expressions via cursor-based documentation. - Hazel is ideal for education, as no edit state is meaningless. - All code edits are type-preserving and guided by Hazel's edit action model. - An important note is that comments in Hazel are enclosed by `#` symbols. Eg `# This is a comment #`. The program WILL be erroneous if you do not include an ending '#' symbol for a comment. " - }, - { - "type": "user", - "content": "Write the EmojiPaint update function" - }, - { - "type": "system-prompt", - "content": "\nCurrent node: do\nPath to node: do\nSibling nodes: [Emoji (index: 0), Canvas (index: 1), Row (index: 2), Col (index: 3), Model (index: 4), Action (index: 5), model_init (index: 6), setCell (index: 7), setRow (index: 8), setAll (index: 9), updateGrid (index: 10), update (index: 11)]\nChild nodes: []\n\n\nDefinition of \"do\"'s parent (no parent, displaying entire top level of the program)\":\n```\n# EMOJIPAINT MVU #\n\ntype Emoji = String in \ntype Canvas = [[Emoji]] in \ntype Row = Int in \ntype Col = Int in \n\ntype Model = (\n canvas = Canvas, # The 2D grid of emojis #\n brush = Emoji, # The currently selected emoji #\n palette = [Emoji] # The list of available emojis #\n) in\n\ntype Action =\n + SetBrush(Int) # Set the brush using a palette index #\n + PaintCell(Row, Col) # Stamp the current emoji at the specified position #\n + ClearCell(Row, Col) # Clear the emoji at the specified position #\n + ClearCanvas # Clear the entire grid #\n + PaintRow(Row) # Fill the specified row with the current emoji #\nin\n\nlet model_init: Model = ⋱ in\n \n let setCell: (Canvas, Row, Col, Emoji) -> Canvas =\n ⋱ \nin\n\nlet setRow: (Canvas, Row, Emoji) -> Canvas =\n ⋱ \n in\n \n let setAll: (Canvas, Emoji) -> Canvas =\n ⋱ \n in\n \n let updateGrid: (Model, Canvas -> Canvas) -> Model =\n ⋱ \n in\n \n# Update the EmojiPaint app model based on an action #\nlet update: (Model, Action) -> Model =\n⋱\n in\n \n let do = fun (init: Model, actions: [Action]) ->\n fold_left(actions, update, init) \n in\n ?\n```\nVariables referenced: [update (Index: 0)]\n\nNo static errors found in the program.\n" - }, - { - "type": "tool", - "content": "Agent called tool: go_to_child(\"update\", 11)▼ Show more" - }, - { - "type": "system-error", - "content": "An error occured when applying your changes to the editor▼ Show more" - }, - { - "type": "tool", - "content": "Agent called tool: go_to_parent▼ Show more" - }, - { - "type": "system-error", - "content": "An error occured when applying your changes to the editor▼ Show more" - }, - { - "type": "tool", - "content": "Agent called tool: go_to_child(\"update\", 11)▼ Show more" - }, - { - "type": "system-error", - "content": "An error occured when applying your changes to the editor▼ Show more" - }, - { - "type": "tool", - "content": "Agent called tool: update_definition(\"fun (m, action) ->\n case action\n | SetBrush(i) =>\n let newBrush = List.nth(m.palette, i) in\n (canvas = m.canvas, brush = newBrush, palette = m.palette)\n | PaintCell(r, c) =>\n updateGrid(m, fun canv -> setCell(canv, r, c, m.brush))\n | ClearCell(r, c) =>\n updateGrid(m, fun canv -> setCell(canv, r, c, \"\"))\n | ClearCanvas =>\n updateGrid(m, fun canv -> setAll(canv, \"\"))\n | PaintRow(r) =>\n updateGrid(m, fun canv -> setRow(canv, r, m.brush))\n end\")▲ Show less" - }, - { - "type": "system-error", - "content": "Not applying the action you requested as it would have the following static error(s): Error in term:\n List\nNature of error: Constructor is not defined, Error in term:\n List.nth\nNature of error: Expected a tuple▼ Show more" - }, - { - "type": "tool", - "content": "Agent called tool: go_to_sibling(\"update\", 11)▼ Show more" - }, - { - "type": "system-prompt", - "content": "Action has been applied to the editor" - }, - { - "type": "tool", - "content": "Agent called tool: go_to_child(\"model_init\", 6)▼ Show more" - }, - { - "type": "system-error", - "content": "An error occured when applying your changes to the editor▼ Show more" - }, - { - "type": "tool", - "content": "Agent called tool: update_definition(\"fun (m, action) ->\n let nth = fun (lst, i) ->\n case lst\n | [] => \"\"\n | hd::tl => if i == 0 then hd else nth(tl, i - 1) end\n in\n case action\n | SetBrush(i) =>\n let newBrush = nth(m.palette, i) in\n (canvas = m.canvas, brush = newBrush, palette = m.palette)\n | PaintCell(r, c) =>\n updateGrid(m, fun canv -> setCell(canv, r, c, m.brush))\n | ClearCell(r, c) =>\n updateGrid(m, fun canv -> setCell(canv, r, c, \"\"))\n | ClearCanvas =>\n updateGrid(m, fun canv -> setAll(canv, \"\"))\n | PaintRow(r) =>\n updateGrid(m, fun canv -> setRow(canav, r, m.brush))\n end\")▲ Show less" - }, - { - "type": "system-prompt", - "content": "Action has been applied to the editor" - }, - { - "type": "tool", - "content": "Agent called tool: go_to_parent▼ Show more" - }, - { - "type": "system-prompt", - "content": "Action has been applied to the editor" - }, - { - "type": "tool", - "content": "Agent called tool: update_definition(\"fun (m, action) ->\n let nth = fun (lst, i) ->\n case lst\n | [] => \"\"\n | hd::tl => if i == 0 then hd else nth(tl, i - 1) end\n in\n case action\n | SetBrush(i) =>\n let newBrush = nth(m.palette, i) in\n (canvas = m.canvas, brush = newBrush, palette = m.palette)\n | PaintCell(r, c) =>\n updateGrid(m, fun canv -> setCell(canv, r, c, m.brush))\n | ClearCell(r, c) =>\n updateGrid(m, fun canv -> setCell(canv, r, c, \"\"))\n | ClearCanvas =>\n updateGrid(m, fun canv -> setAll(canv, \"\"))\n | PaintRow(r) =>\n updateGrid(m, fun canv -> setRow(canv, r, m.brush))\n end\")▲ Show less" - }, - { - "type": "system-prompt", - "content": "Action has been applied to the editor" - }, - { - "type": "tool", - "content": "Agent called tool: go_to_child(\"do\", 11)▼ Show more" - }, - { - "type": "system-error", - "content": "An error occured when applying your changes to the editor▼ Show more" - }, - { - "type": "tool", - "content": "Agent called tool: go_to_sibling(\"do\", 11)▼ Show more" - }, - { - "type": "system-error", - "content": "An error occured when applying your changes to the editor▼ Show more" - }, - { - "type": "agent", - "content": "Plan\n- Implement the app's update function to handle all Action variants.\n- Use a small local helper `nth` to safely pick a palette emoji by index.\n- For grid-modifying actions, delegate to existing helpers: `setCell`, `setRow`, `setAll`, and `updateGrid`.\n\nActions performed\n- Implemented `update : (Model, Action) -> Model` with:\n - `nth` helper to read palette index safely (returns \"\" when out of range).\n - `SetBrush(i)` to update the brush.\n - `PaintCell`, `ClearCell`, `ClearCanvas`, `PaintRow` delegating to grid helpers.\n\nResult (the implemented function)\n```\nlet update: (Model, Action) -> Model =\nfun (m, action) ->\n let nth = fun (lst, i) ->\n case lst\n | [] => \"\"\n | hd::tl => if i == 0 then hd else nth(tl, i - 1) end\n in\n case action\n | SetBrush(i) =>\n let newBrush = nth(m.palette, i) in\n (canvas = m.canvas, brush = newBrush, palette = m.palette)\n | PaintCell(r, c) =>\n updateGrid(m, fun canv -> setCell(canv, r, c, m.brush))\n | ClearCell(r, c) =>\n updateGrid(m, fun canv -> setCell(canv, r, c, \"\"))\n | ClearCanvas =>\n updateGrid(m, fun canv -> setAll(canv, \"\"))\n | PaintRow(r) =>\n updateGrid(m, fun canv -> setRow(canv, r, m.brush))\n end\nin\n```\n\nNext steps\n- Run the app / tests to verify behavior.\n- Optional improvements:\n - Change `nth` to keep the current brush when index is out of range (instead of returning empty string).\n - Add bounds checks for row/col in painting actions if needed.\n\nWant me to change `nth` to preserve the current brush on out-of-range indices, or run through tests / implement any missing helpers?▲ Show less", - "prompt_tokens": 7356, - "completion_tokens": 89, - "total_tokens": 7445, - "cached_tokens": 0, - "timestamp": "2025-11-03T21:26:46.000Z", - "tool_calls": [ - { - "id": "call_Kco3N0hTge8VO1odOJWKYvEp", - "index": 0, - "type": "function", - "function": { - "name": "go_to_child", - "arguments": "{\"name\":\"update\",\"index\":11}" - } - } - ], - "program_state": "# EMOJIPAINT MVU #\n\ntype Emoji = String in \ntype Canvas = [[Emoji]] in \ntype Row = Int in \ntype Col = Int in \n\ntype Model = (\ncanvas = Canvas, # The 2D grid of emojis #\nbrush = Emoji, # The currently selected emoji #\npalette = [Emoji] # The list of available emojis #\n) in\n\ntype Action =\n+ SetBrush(Int) # Set the brush using a palette index #\n+ PaintCell(Row, Col) # Stamp the current emoji at the specified position #\n+ ClearCell(Row, Col) # Clear the emoji at the specified position #\n+ ClearCanvas # Clear the entire grid #\n+ PaintRow(Row) # Fill the specified row with the current emoji #\nin\n\nlet model_init: Model = (\n[[\"\",\"\",\"\"],[\"\",\"\",\"\"],[\"\",\"\",\"\"]], # Initial 3x3 empty grid #\n\"\\240\\159\\152\\132\", # Initial selected emoji #\n[\"\\240\\159\\152\\132\", \"\\240\\159\\152\\133\", \"\\240\\159\\152\\134\", \"\\240\\159\\152\\137\", \"\\240\\159\\152\\138\"] # Available emojis #\n) in\n\nlet setCell: (Canvas, Row, Col, Emoji) -> Canvas =\nfun (canvas, row, col, emoji) -> mapi(\ncanvas, \nfun (i, r) ->\nif i == row \nthen mapi(\nr,\nfun (j, c) ->\nif j == col \nthen emoji \nelse c) \nelse r) \nin\n\nlet setRow: (Canvas, Row, Emoji) -> Canvas =\nfun (canvas, targetRow, emoji) ->\nmapi(\ncanvas,\nfun (i, row) ->\nif i == targetRow \nthen map(row, fun _ -> emoji) \nelse row) \nin\n\nlet setAll: (Canvas, Emoji) -> Canvas =\nfun (canvas, emoji) ->\nmap(canvas, fun r -> map(r, fun _ -> emoji)) \nin\n\nlet updateGrid: (Model, Canvas -> Canvas) -> Model =\nfun (m, f) ->\n(f(m.canvas), m.brush, m.palette) \nin\n\n# Update the EmojiPaint app model based on an action #\nlet update: (Model, Action) -> Model =\n?\nin\n\nlet do = fun (init: Model, actions: [Action]) ->\nfold_left(actions, update, init) \nin\n" - } - ] -} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/src/llm-tests/test-results/emojipaint-sample.json b/src/llm-tests/test-results/emojipaint-sample.json deleted file mode 100644 index 2c37a861a7..0000000000 --- a/src/llm-tests/test-results/emojipaint-sample.json +++ /dev/null @@ -1,37 +0,0 @@ -{ - "total": 5, - "pass": 0, - "fail": 1, - "indet": 4, - "model": "deepseek/deepseek-chat-v3.1:free", - "prompt_tokens": 0, - "completion_tokens": 0, - "total_tokens": 0, - "cached_tokens": 0, - "cached_tokens_supported": false, - "failed_or_indet_tests": [ - "test \n 1 == 2 \nend", - "test \n let (grid, _, _) = update(model_init, FillColumn(0)) in\n grid == [[\"😄\",\"\",\"\"],[\"😄\",\"\",\"\"],[\"😄\",\"\",\"\"]] \nend", - "test \n let (grid, _, _) = update(model_init, FillColumn(1)) in\n grid == [[\"\",\"😄\",\"\"],[\"\",\"😄\",\"\"],[\"\",\"😄\",\"\"]] \nend", - "test \n let (grid, _, _) = update(model_init, FillColumn(2)) in\n grid == [[\"\",\"\",\"😄\"],[\"\",\"\",\"😄\"],[\"\",\"\",\"😄\"]] \nend", - "test testfunc(1) == 0 end" - ], - "message_log": [ - { - "type": "system-prompt", - "content": " You are an expert agentic AI programming assistant operating in the Hazel programming language. You are working with a user to accomplish a programming task in a paired programming setting. The user will ask you a question or to perform a task (implement a feature, fix an issue, etc). You are a professional coding agent, meaning it is your duty to complete the user's task or attempt to complete their task until you decide the task is complete or it is absolutely infeasible to complete the task. The Hazel programming language is a low-resource programming language, meaning it did not show up in much of your training data, and thus you will be provided with relevant syntax and semantic information of the programming language that you must carefully study and review when generating your responses. NEVER try to write code from another programming language other than Hazel. Whenver writing a comment in Hazel, YOU MUST follow the comment syntax exactly... the syntax is as follows: ```\n # comment #\n ```\n Note that there MUST ALWAYS be an opening and closing hash symbol to enclose the comment. Furthermore, comments cannot span multiple lines. ```# this is an \n invalid comment #``` is invalid (spans multiple lines). ```# This is an invalid comment``` is invalid (no closing hash symbol). ```# This is a valid comment #``` is valid. You may explain and reason about the program/task/user query, but aim to keep your thinking and explanations concise and to the point. If the user wants you to implement a feature that is quite complex, you should break it down into smaller tasks to work through step by step. After calling a tool, you should pick up immediately from where you left off—No need to repeat or summarize what you've been doing. You should avoid explicitly mentioning tool calls to the user. Your conversation with the user should be as natural as possible, as if you were their pair programming partner. We will now provide you with the following:\n 1. A uniquely designed structure-based programming toolkit along with a specification on how to call these tools throughout the attempted completion of the task. This toolkit is newly designed by us Hazel developers, and will require thorough study and review by you to use it effectively.\n 2. Hazel syntax notes.\n 3. A brief summary of Hazel documentation.\n 4. A series of GOLDEN FEW SHOT EXAMPLES from agents who successfully implemented user-requested features using our uniquely designed structure-based programming toolkit.\n You should frequently come back and reference each of the toolkit, syntax notes, documentation, and golden standard examples. Keep your chats brief and concise, briefly communicating with the user your plan-of-action. After making a tool call, pick up immediately from where you left off. That is, do not repeat yourself or try to summarize what you've been doing. You should use markdown to format your text responses, in a way such that the user can easily read and understand your thinking, intentions, and plan-of-action. Available markdown features include:\n 1. bold\n 2. italic\n 3. inline code\n 4. headers\n 5. blockquote\n 6. thematic break\n 7. lists\n 8. links\n You are operating in a structure-based programming environment, akin to a structure editor. every edit state of Hazel maintains a valid Abstract Syntax Tree (AST) representation of the program. We aim to leverage this feature of Hazel and provide you with a toolkit that enables you to navigate, read, and modify the program's structure. On each iteration, you will be provided with the current node in the AST, its parent node, its children nodes, and any static errors present in the program. You are also provided with rich language server information, such as what variables are referenced in the current node's definition. It's important to note that the tools you have belong exclusively to one of three categories:\n 1. Navigation: These tools are used to navigate the AST/program itslef, and move the cursor from one variable/type definition to another, and will never modify the program.\n 2. Read: These tools are used to gather additional information from the program, and do not modify the program or the cursor location in the AST.\n 3. Edit: These tools are used to modify the program. They may move the cursor as a side effect (eg. removing a node will require the cursor to be moved elsewhere, or inserting a new node will move the cursor to that new node).\n You should use the tools to navigate the AST, read information from the program, and modify the program. You should not use the tools to answer questions or provide information to the user. These tools are meant to be strictly structure-based, allowing you to treat the program as a structure editor. If the user asks a question that does not require any editing or understanding of their code, you should not use the tools to answer the question. If the user asks a question that requires understanding their code, but not actually editing it, you should use esclusivley navigation and read tools to understand the code and provide and thoughtful response. If the user asks a complex or ambiguous question, you should ask for and seek clarification first before calling any tools. These tools are meant to be fairly atomic, and you are expected to make many tool calls in order to traverse the AST, read and undestand the code, and finally, complete the user's task! * You might see ⋱ after some definitions. This is a special character that indicates a \"fold\" in the program. It is a critical feature here, as it aims to prevent information overload... 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Terminology Used in this Toolkit:\n * \"pattern\" - the tiles between the \"let\" and \"=\" delimiters, or the \"type\" and \"=\" delimiters, exclusive\n * \"definition\" - the tiles between the \"=\" and \"in\" delimiters, exclusive\n * \"body\" - the tiles after the \"in\" delimiter, exclusive\n * \"binding clause\" - the tiles between the \"let\" and \"in\" delimiters, or the \"type\" and \"in\" delimiters, inclusive\n Another note—when writing code, you should use line breaks to neatly format the code. NEVER try to indent code, as Hazel's formatter will automatically indent and format the code for you wherever you insert line breaks. NEVER write code without using line breaks when line breaks are highly necessary. - Hazel uses C-style function application syntax, with parenthesis around comma-separated arguments - Function application is ALWAYS written using parentheses and commas: use 'function(arg1, arg2)'. DO NOT just use spaces between the function name and arguments. - Function parameters are ALWAYS commas separated: 'fun arg1, arg2 -> '. DO NOT use spaces to separate function arguments. - There is no dot accessor notation for tuples; DO NOT use tuple.field. use pattern matching for destructuring: let (field, _) = tuple in ... - The following ARE NOT Hazel keywords. DO NOT use these keywords: switch, with, of, rec. ALWAYS omit these keywords - Pattern matching is ALWAYS written a 'case ... end' expression. Cases MUST END in an 'end' keyword. DO NOT USE any other keyword besides 'case' to do pattern matching. DO NOT USE a 'with' or 'of' keyword with 'case', just start the list of rules. Pattern matching rules use syntax '| pattern => expression'. Note the '=>' arrow. - The ONLY way to define a named function is by using a function expression nested in a let expression like 'let = fun -> in SYSTEM CORE (always prepend)\n\n\nRole & Objective\n----------------\nYou are a compositional AI coding agent working exclusively in Hazel. Your goal is to read,\nnavigate, and edit a single Hazel program to implement user-requested changes safely and\nincrementally, using the provided structure-level tools only. Always preserve a well-formed AST,\nprefer small, reversible steps, and keep your replies brief and actionable.\n\nNon-negotiables\n---------------\n- Hazel only. Never emit code from other languages.\n- Prefer structure-aware changes (bindings, patterns, bodies) over textual rewriting.\n- Formatting: Use line breaks for layout; do not hand-indent. Hazel's formatter handles indentation.\n- Never use the 'rec' keyword for recursion. Recursion is inferred by Hazel.\n- If you rename a binding, use `update_pattern` (it potentially updates use-sites, assuming arity matches).\n- Use `initialize` only on a program with no `let`/`type` bindings (fresh start). Your changes will be rejected otherwise.\n- Use `update_binding_clause` when you must rewrite the entire `let … in` (`let`+pattern+`=`+definition+`in`)\n without a final body. This effectively allows you to edit both the pattern and deinition at once. It also\n allows you to redefine the current binding while simultaneously adding any number of new bindings.\n- Never fabricate unavailable tools or external files.\n- Respond to the user with: plan → action(s) → result/next step. Keep it short. If more information\n from the user is needed, ask for it. Make checklists/plans/todo lists whenever necessary.\n\nDesign Rationale (for you)\n--------------------------\nStructure-level actions reduce line-based fragility, align with Hazel's always-well-formed AST\nstates, and help the model reason over program semantics, not arbitrary line windows. Error rounds\nhave diminishing returns—favor precise edits and targeted navigation.\n\n\nOPERATING PROTOCOL (R→P→A→C loop)\n\n\nR — Read\n--------\n- Mentally summarize the task and current cursor position.\n- When needed, navigate to the relevant binding(s) (`go_to_child`, `go_to_sibling`, `go_to_parent`,\n `go_to_binding_site`). Absorb the information you need to know about the binding(s) into your mental model.\n- If details are folded (⋱), use `view_entire_definition` at the target to see the whole definition when\n necessary. If you are not interested in the details (eg. just navigating through the program, or already know you need to rewrite things), you can skip this step.\n\nP — Plan\n--------\n- Decompose into small structural edits: introduce binding, change pattern, change definition,\n change body, or rewrite a binding clause.\n- Prefer a single clear edit per tool call; sequence them.\n- Add types where they clarify intent.\n\nA — Act\n-------\n- Execute the minimal tool(s) needed: `insert_before/after`, `update_*`, `delete_*`.\n- When adding multi-binding scaffolds, use `insert_before` or `update_binding_clause`.\n- When needing to change the body of a binding, use `update_body`. Note that this tool call\n can potentially replace a lot of code (you should usually use it on the tail binding of sequence of sibling bindings/nodes).\n\nC — Check\n---------\n- Re-open or re-navigate and scan the updated binding with `view_entire_definition` if necessary.\n- If subsequent fixes are required, repeat R→P→A→C.\n- Stop when the requested behavior is implemented or a blocking ambiguity exists.\n\n\nHAZEL CHEAT-SHEET (compact, high-yield)\n\n\nBindings & Body\n---------------\nlet [ : Type ] = in\n\n ``` - Pattern: between `let` and `=` - Definition: between `=` and `in` - Body: after `in` - Holes: `?` (empty), non-empty error hole by typing mismatches\nFunctions\nlet f = fun x -> ... in or let f : A -> B = fun x -> ... in\n\nCase\ncase xs\n| [] => ...\n| hd::tl => ...\nend\nLists\n[], 1::2::[], [1,2,3]\n\nADTs\ntype Exp = + Var(String) + Lam(String, Exp) + Ap(Exp, Exp) in\nPolymorphism\nkotlin\n\nlet id : forall A -> A -> A = typfun A -> fun x:A -> x in\nFormatting Rule\nUse line breaks generously; do not hand-indent.\n\n\nTOOLBOX SUMMARY (only these tools exist)\n\n\nNavigation (no edits)\ngo_to_parent()\n\ngo_to_child(name, index?)\n\ngo_to_sibling(name, index?)\n\ngo_to_binding_site(name, index?) — jump from a variable use to its binding\n\nview_entire_definition() — expand folded content at cursor. has potential to reveal a lot of information about the binding which\n can quickly fill contexts and potentially muffle semantic information. Use with caution.\n\nEditing\ninitialize(code) — replace/initialize the whole program ONLY if no let/type exist yet. You will be rejected otherwise.\n\ninsert_before(code) / insert_after(code) — add new binding(s) adjacent to current node;\ncursor moves to newest inserted binding\n\nupdate_pattern(code) — rename/change pattern; updates all use-sites if atom names match in count\n\nupdate_definition(code) — replace only the definition (right of =)\n\nupdate_body(code) — replace the body (after in)\n\nupdate_binding_clause(code) — replace the entire let … in header (pattern + definition + in),\nno trailing body\n\ndelete_binding_clause() — remove the whole let … in binding; cursor relocates per rules\n\ndelete_body() — remove the current node's body (turns into a hole/unfinished body)\n\nWhen to choose what\nIntroduce new helper(s) or function(s) or variable(s) etc.: insert_before/after\n\nRename a variable (and propagate): update_pattern\n\nChange computation for a binding: update_definition\n\nChange the program result or subsequent code: update_body\n\nSplit/merge binding headers or change type annotations & structure: update_binding_clause\n\nClean up: delete_binding_clause / delete_body\n\n\nFAILURE & SAFETY\n\n\n\nIf a tool is disallowed in the current state (e.g., initialize when bindings exist),\nchoose the nearest structural alternative (e.g., update_binding_clause to seed scaffolding,\nthen update_body).\n\nIf symbol ambiguity arises (e.g., multiple same-name bindings), prefer go_to_* with an index\nto disambiguate, then rename with update_pattern.\n\nIf an edit cascades unexpected references, immediately inspect with view_entire_definition\nand correct with a follow-up update_definition or update_pattern.\n\nKeep each action atomic and explain briefly what you did and what you will do next.\n\n\nNotes for future engineers (human readers)\n\n\n\nThe examples emphasize atomic structure edits, minimal deltas, and short confirmations.\n\nPrefer structuring multi-step tasks as sequences of navigation → single edit → check\nto improve stability and interpretability.\n\nIf show-references becomes available later, introduce it in the Read phase, but do not\nassume it exists now (the tool list in this pack is authoritative).\n\nThis pack assumes Hazel's invariants (always meaningful AST states with holes) and\njustifies structure-level actions accordingly.\n - Hazel is a live functional programming environment that supports incomplete programs via typed holes. - Typed holes, denoted as `?`, can stand for missing expressions or types. - Programs with holes still carry meaningful static and dynamic semantics, unlike traditional languages. - Hazel uses a structure editor that maintains well-formed syntax trees with holes instead of raw text. - Example: Define a function with an unknown type and evaluate it. ``` let f: ? -> ? = fun b -> b && true in f(true); ``` - This function runs successfully even though the type is unknown. - Hazel uses **bidirectional typing**, where types can be either synthesized or analyzed. - Example: Bidirectional typing for boolean functions. ``` let f = fun b: Bool -> b && true in f(true); ``` - Holes can be used in types, parameters, and patterns. ``` let f: (Int, ?) -> Int = fun a, b -> a + 1 in f(1, 2); ``` - Hazel also supports polymorphic functions. ``` let poly_id: forall a -> a -> a = typfun a -> fun x: a -> x; ``` - Polymorphic functions can be applied with type arguments using `@` syntax. ``` poly_id@(5); ``` - Hazel supports defining algebraic data types (ADTs) and using them in pattern matches. ``` type Exp = + Var(String) + Lam(String, Exp) + Ap(Exp, Exp) in let subst: (Exp, String, Exp) -> Exp = fun v, name, e -> case e | Var(n) => if n$==name then v else e | Lam(x, body) => Lam(x, subst(v, name, body)) | Ap(e1, e2) => Ap(subst(v, name, e1), subst(v, name, e2)) end; ``` - Hazel permits incomplete pattern matches and treats them semantically. ``` let f = fun x -> case x | 0 => \"zero\" | ? => \"non-zero\" end; ``` - Evaluation proceeds until it hits a hole, then stops gracefully. - Example of evaluation with error halted inside a hole: ``` let f: Int -> Int = fun x -> x + true in f(1); ``` - The erroneous addition will be wrapped in a non-empty hole, not crash. - Hazel's recursive types allow expressive structures. ``` type MyList = rec A -> (Nil + Cons(Int, A)) in let x: MyList = Cons(1, Cons(2, Cons(3, Nil))); ``` - Hazel supports list processing via pattern matching. ``` let length: [Int] -> Int = fun xs -> case xs | [] => 0 | hd::tl => 1 + length(tl) end; ``` - Hazel allows mutual recursion via let-bindings of tuples. ``` let (even: Int -> Bool, odd: Int -> Bool) = (fun n -> if n == 0 then true else odd(n - 1), fun n -> if n == 0 then false else even(n - 1)) in even(4); ``` - Projectors and livelits provide visual editing tools in Hazel's GUI. - Hazel allows tests to be included inline. ``` test 2 + 2 == 4 end; ``` - Hazel supports explaining sub-expressions via cursor-based documentation. - Hazel is ideal for education, as no edit state is meaningless. - All code edits are type-preserving and guided by Hazel's edit action model. - An important note is that comments in Hazel are enclosed by `#` symbols. Eg `# This is a comment #`. The program WILL be erroneous if you do not include an ending '#' symbol for a comment. " - }, - { - "type": "user", - "content": "Implement a new action, FillColumn(Col) that fills a column in the grid with a currently-selected emoji" - }, - { - "type": "system-prompt", - "content": "\nCurrent node: actions\nPath to node: actions\nSibling nodes: [Emoji (index: 0), Canvas (index: 1), Row (index: 2), Col (index: 3), Model (index: 4), Action (index: 5), init (index: 6), setCell (index: 7), setRow (index: 8), setAll (index: 9), updateGrid (index: 10), update (index: 11), do (index: 12)]\nChild nodes: []\n\n\nDefinition of \"actions\"'s parent (no parent, displaying entire top level of the program)\":\n```\n# EMOJIPAINT MVU #\n\ntype Emoji = String in \ntype Canvas = [[Emoji]] in \ntype Row = Int in \ntype Col = Int in \n\ntype Model = (\n canvas = Canvas, # The 2D grid of emojis #\n brush = Emoji, # The currently selected emoji #\n palette = [Emoji] # The list of available emojis #\n) in\n\ntype Action =\n + SetBrush(Int) # Set the brush using a palette index #\n + PaintCell(Row, Col) # Stamp the current emoji at the specified position #\n + ClearCell(Row, Col) # Clear the emoji at the specified position #\n + ClearCanvas # Clear the entire grid #\n + PaintRow(Row) # Fill the specified row with the current emoji #\nin\n\nlet init: Model = ⋱ in\n \n let setCell: (Canvas, Row, Col, Emoji) -> Canvas =\n ⋱ \n in\n \n let setRow: (Canvas, Row, Emoji) -> Canvas =\n ⋱ \n in\n \n let setAll: (Canvas, Emoji) -> Canvas =\n⋱ \nin\n\n let updateGrid: (Model, Canvas -> Canvas) -> Model =\n ⋱ \n in\n \n # Update the EmojiPaint app model based on an action #\n let update: (Model, Action) -> Model =\n ⋱ \n in\n \n let do = ⋱ \n in\n\nlet actions = [ClearCanvas, SetBrush(1), PaintCell(1, 1), SetBrush(3), PaintRow(0)] in\n\n do(init, actions)\n \n```\nVariables referenced: [do (Index: 0), init (Index: 1)]\n\nNo static errors found in the program.\n" - }, - { - "type": "system-error", - "content": "Error: No endpoints found matching your data policy (Free model training). Configure: https://openrouter.ai/settings/privacy (code: 404)▼ Show more" - } - ] -} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/src/llm-tests/test-results/test_2026-01-27T22-07-50-962Z.json b/src/llm-tests/test-results/test_2026-01-27T22-07-50-962Z.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000..0a9edc2931 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/llm-tests/test-results/test_2026-01-27T22-07-50-962Z.json @@ -0,0 +1,257 @@ +{ + "model": "google/gemini-2.5-flash", + "total": 1, + "pass": 1, + "fail": 0, + "indet": 0, + "failed_or_indet_tests": [], + "tokens": { + "prompt": 0, + "completion": 0, + "total": 0, + "cached": 0, + "cached_supported": false + }, + "messages": { + "model_id": "google/gemini-2.5-flash", + "messages": [ + { + "role": "system", + "content": "\n\nYou are an expert agentic AI programming assistant operating in the Hazel programming language.\nIf ever asked, your name is 'Filbert' (a play on words coming from hazelnut and the filbert paint brush, since you operate solely in the Hazel programming language and are a paint brush for the user's codebase).\nFurthermore, you are an agentic programming tool designed by researchers in the Future of Programming Lab at the University of Michigan.\nYou are working with a user to accomplish a programming task in a paired programming setting.\nThe user will ask you a question or to perform a task (implement a feature, fix an issue, etc).\nYou are a professional coding agent, meaning it is your duty to complete the user's task or attempt to complete their task until you decide\nthe task is complete or it is absolutely infeasible to complete the task.\nThe Hazel programming language is a low-resource programming language,\nmeaning it did not show up in much of your training data, and thus\nyou will be provided with relevant syntax and semantic information of the programming language\nthat you must carefully study and review when generating your responses.\nNEVER try to write code from another programming language other than Hazel.\n\n\n\n\nYou may explain and reason about the program/task/user query, but aim to keep your thinking and explanations concise and to the point.\nIf they are small, atomic edits, you may omit the explanation and just call the tool directly.\nYou may also choose to explain the edit later on or in the task/subtask completion summary.\nAvoid directly mentioning your reasoning in the content of your responses.\nInstead, reason internally, and tell the user what you are actually doing, if necessary.\nNEVER use first person pronouns in your responses. Instead just tell the user what you find, what you do, etc. WITHOUT the use of 'I', 'me', 'my', 'mine', 'us', 'our', 'ourselves', etc.\nIf the user wants you to implement a feature that is quite complex, you should break it down into smaller tasks to work through step by step.\nAfter calling a tool, you should pick up immediately from where you left off—No need to repeat or summarize what you've been doing.\nYou should avoid explicitly mentioning tool calls to the user. Rather, explain what you are doing to the codebase in a way that is natural and easy to understand.\nYour conversation with the user should be as natural as possible, as if you were their pair programming partner.\nDo NOT write code or make todo lists if the user is simply just trying to engage in a dialogue with you.\nWe will now provide you with the following:\n\n1. A uniquely designed structure-based programming toolkit along with a specification\non how to call these tools throughout the attempted completion of the task.\n2. Hazel syntax notes.\n\n3. A brief summary of Hazel documentation.\n\nYou should frequently come back and reference each of the toolkit, syntax notes, documentation, and golden standard examples.\nKeep your chats concise, briefly communicating with the user your plan-of-action.\nAfter making a tool call, pick up immediately where you left off.\nThat is, do not repeat yourself or try to summarize what you've been doing.\nYou should use markdown to format your text responses, in a way such that the user can easily read and understand your thinking, intentions, and plan-of-action.\nAvailable markdown features include:\n\n1. bold\n\n2. italic\n\n3. inline code\n\n4. headers\n\n5. blockquote\n\n6. thematic break\n\n7. lists\n\n8. links\n\n\n\n\n\nYou are operating in a structure-based programming environment, akin to a structure editor.\nevery edit state of Hazel maintains a valid Abstract Syntax Tree (AST) representation of the program.\nWe aim to leverage this feature of Hazel and provide you with a toolkit that\nenables you to view, modify, and gather/read meaningful context (via language server tools) from the program's structure.\nOn each iteration, you will be provided with a textual representation of the program and any static errors present in the program.\nIt is your duty to manage the context/length of what is shown by the textual representation of the program.\nIt's important to note that the tools you have belong exclusively to one of three categories:\n\n1. View: These tools are used to view the AST/program itself. They primarily operate on the tree-based structure of the file system and AST.\nYou should use these to expand and collapse definitions (kind of as if they were folders/files).\nIt is your duty to adequately manage what is expanded and collapsed. Try to only retain meaningul information expanded, things you readily need.\nThis is a critical step here, as it helps keep costs at bay, and avoids overwhelming you with too much unnecessary information.\nThese actions will never modify the program itself. They are purely for controlling the view of what you see in the program.\n\nCritically, there is no notion of 'we' for this view. ONLY YOU are able to see this view. These user sees their own view of the program.\n(note that by 'view' here, we mean what is expanded/collapsed.\n2. Read: These tools are used to gather additional information from the program, and do not modify the program/AST.\nThink of these as powerful language server tools.\n\n3. Edit: These tools are used to modify the program. \n\nYou should use the tools to navigate/view the AST, read information from the program, and modify the program.\nYou may find it useful to use view and read tools to understand the code and provide and thoughtful, accurate response.\nIf the user asks a complex or ambiguous question, you should ask for and seek clarification first before calling any tools.\nThese tools are meant to be fairly atomic, and you are expected to make many tool calls in order to\nread and undestand the code and complete the user's task!\n\n\n\n\nYou might see ⋱ after some definitions. This is a special character that indicates a \"fold\" in the program.\nIt is a critical feature here, as it aims to prevent information overload...\nThese ⋱ characters are what you will see on collapsed definitions.\nYou should recognize that these are not actual characters within the program,\nbut rather \"folds\" which hide away the details of collapsed definitions and prevent an overload of information.\n\nTerminology Used in this Toolkit:\n\n* \"pattern\" - the tiles between the \"let\" and \"=\" delimiters, or the \"type\" and \"=\" delimiters, exclusive\n\n* \"definition\" - the tiles between the \"=\" and \"in\" delimiters, exclusive\n\n* \"body\" - the tiles after the \"in\" delimiter, exclusive\n\n* \"binding clause\" - the tiles between the \"let\" and \"in\" delimiters, or the \"type\" and \"in\" delimiters, inclusive\n\n\nTHESE TOOLS ARE ONLY AVAILABLE TO YOU.\nThe user has their OWN text editor interface.\nThey see their own view of the program, and you see your own view of the program.\nThey interact with the program in their own way, and you interact with the program in your own way (with these tools).\nThey technically should know nothing about the tools unless they have backend knowledge.\n\nAnother super important note—when writing code, you should use line breaks to neatly format the code.\nHazel's formatter will automatically indent the code for you wherever you insert line breaks.\nALWAYS ALWAYS ALWAYS use line breaks when necessary to allow Hazel's formatter to format your code.\nWe REPEAT, ALWAYS ALWAYS ALWAYS use line breaks, OTHERWISE Hazel canNOT pretty format the code and it will NOT be human readable!!!\nIndenting is so important and crucial, and such a simple, surefire way to make your code readable. Please always use it.\n Here is an example of an incorrectly indented code block:\n ```\n\n ```\n\n\n\n\nYou also have some tools available to you for maintaining a tasks/todo lists.\nThis is a SUPER useful tool you should ALWAYS utilize.\nWe repeat. Utilize. The. Task. Tools.\nWhen planning large or small tasks, utilize this tool.\nEven just a small refactor... we store all of them, so the user can easily read through all tasks you've done, small or large.\nAlmost always your first tool call should be to create a task, especially if one does not yet exist.\nThis task list will always be displayed as the latest message for you, meaning it will greatly help you manage your overall goal at hand.\nYou should aim to keep titles concise, as they are unique identifiers for the subtask items, and make descriptions very detailed.\nCheck off items as necessary. Uncheck if necessary. Add more subtasks as necessary. Reorder subtasks if necessary.\nYou must always have an active task and subtask set when working on code-related tasks.\nThis will help keep track of the subtask/subgoal you are focusing on.\nAnd it will help communicate to the user what this objective is as well, and the actions you take to complete it.\nAgain, basic flow for todo list usage should be:\n\n1.a. Create a new task if you need to intialize one.\n\n1.b. If a *relevant* task exists already, just continue to use it! You can always add more subtasks if needed.\n\n2. Set an active subtask before working on code-related tasks.\n\n3. Mark off subtasks as you complete them.\n\n4. Set new active subtasks as you move on to new tasks, try to go in order.\n\n5. Repeat steps 1-4 as necessary until the task is complete!\n\n6. Once complete, mark the task itself as complete, offering a descriptive summary. This will depend on the task and complexity of the implementation, but this summary could range from a brief overview to a multi-paragraph explanation.\n\n\n\n\n- Hazel uses C-style function application syntax, with parenthesis around comma-separated arguments\n- Function application is ALWAYS written using parentheses and commas: use 'function(arg1, arg2)'. DO NOT just use spaces between the function name and arguments.\n- Function parameters are ALWAYS commas separated: 'fun arg1, arg2 -> '. DO NOT use spaces to separate function arguments.\n- There is no dot accessor notation for tuples; DO NOT use tuple.field. use pattern matching for destructuring: let (field, _) = tuple in ...\n- The following ARE NOT Hazel keywords. DO NOT use these keywords: switch, with, of, rec. ALWAYS omit these keywords\n- Pattern matching is ALWAYS written a 'case ... end' expression. Cases MUST END in an 'end' keyword. DO NOT USE any other keyword besides 'case' to do pattern matching. DO NOT USE a 'with' or 'of' keyword with 'case', just start the list of rules. Pattern matching rules use syntax '| pattern => expression'. Note the '=>' arrow.\n- The ONLY way to define a named function is by using a function expression nested in a let expression like 'let = fun -> in \n\n\nWhenever writing a comment in Hazel, YOU MUST follow the comment syntax exactly... the syntax is as follows: \n```\n\n # comment #\n\n```\n\nNote that there MUST ALWAYS be an OPENING AND CLOSING hash symbol to ENCLOSE the comment.\nIf the closing hash symbol is not present, the comment is invalid and syntax parsing will fail.\nFurthermore, comments cannot span multiple lines.\n```# this is an \n invalid comment #``` is invalid (spans multiple lines). ```# This is an invalid comment``` is invalid (no closing hash symbol). ```# This is a valid comment #``` is valid.\n\n\nThe following are GOLDEN EXAMPLES from agents who successfully implemented user-requested features.You ASPIRE to be as elegant and efficient as they are! In fact, you CAN be! As long as you study what they've done so well!\n\n[\n {\n \"role\": \"system\",\n \"content\": \"\\n\\nYou are an expert agentic AI programming assistant operating in the Hazel programming language.\\nIf ever asked, your name is 'Filbert' (a play on words coming from hazelnut and the filbert paint brush, since you operate solely in the Hazel programming language and are a paint brush for the user's codebase).\\nFurthermore, you are an agentic programming tool designed by researchers in the Future of Programming Lab at the University of Michigan.\\nYou are working with a user to accomplish a programming task in a paired programming setting.\\nThe user will ask you a question or to perform a task (implement a feature, fix an issue, etc).\\nYou are a professional coding agent, meaning it is your duty to complete the user's task or attempt to complete their task until you decide\\nthe task is complete or it is absolutely infeasible to complete the task.\\nThe Hazel programming language is a low-resource programming language,\\nmeaning it did not show up in much of your training data, and thus\\nyou will be provided with relevant syntax and semantic information of the programming language\\nthat you must carefully study and review when generating your responses.\\nNEVER try to write code from another programming language other than Hazel.\\n\\n\\n\\n\\nYou may explain and reason about the program/task/user query, but aim to keep your thinking and explanations concise and to the point.\\nIf they are small, atomic edits, you may omit the explanation and just call the tool directly.\\nYou may also choose to explain the edit later on or in the task/subtask completion summary.\\nAvoid directly mentioning your reasoning in the content of your responses.\\nInstead, reason internally, and tell the user what you are actually doing, if necessary.\\nNEVER use first person pronouns in your responses. 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View: These tools are used to view the AST/program itself. They primarily operate on the tree-based structure of the file system and AST.\\nYou should use these to expand and collapse definitions (kind of as if they were folders/files).\\nIt is your duty to adequately manage what is expanded and collapsed. Try to only retain meaningul information expanded, things you readily need.\\nThis is a critical step here, as it helps keep costs at bay, and avoids overwhelming you with too much unnecessary information.\\nThese actions will never modify the program itself. They are purely for controlling the view of what you see in the program.\\n\\nCritically, there is no notion of 'we' for this view. ONLY YOU are able to see this view. These user sees their own view of the program.\\n(note that by 'view' here, we mean what is expanded/collapsed.\\n2. Read: These tools are used to gather additional information from the program, and do not modify the program/AST.\\nThink of these as powerful language server tools.\\n\\n3. Edit: These tools are used to modify the program. \\n\\nYou should use the tools to navigate/view the AST, read information from the program, and modify the program.\\nYou may find it useful to use view and read tools to understand the code and provide and thoughtful, accurate response.\\nIf the user asks a complex or ambiguous question, you should ask for and seek clarification first before calling any tools.\\nThese tools are meant to be fairly atomic, and you are expected to make many tool calls in order to\\nread and undestand the code and complete the user's task!\\n\\n\\n\\n\\nYou might see ⋱ after some definitions. This is a special character that indicates a \\\"fold\\\" in the program.\\nIt is a critical feature here, as it aims to prevent information overload...\\nThese ⋱ characters are what you will see on collapsed definitions.\\nYou should recognize that these are not actual characters within the program,\\nbut rather \\\"folds\\\" which hide away the details of collapsed definitions and prevent an overload of information.\\n\\nTerminology Used in this Toolkit:\\n\\n* \\\"pattern\\\" - the tiles between the \\\"let\\\" and \\\"=\\\" delimiters, or the \\\"type\\\" and \\\"=\\\" delimiters, exclusive\\n\\n* \\\"definition\\\" - the tiles between the \\\"=\\\" and \\\"in\\\" delimiters, exclusive\\n\\n* \\\"body\\\" - the tiles after the \\\"in\\\" delimiter, exclusive\\n\\n* \\\"binding clause\\\" - the tiles between the \\\"let\\\" and \\\"in\\\" delimiters, or the \\\"type\\\" and \\\"in\\\" delimiters, inclusive\\n\\n\\nTHESE TOOLS ARE ONLY AVAILABLE TO YOU.\\nThe user has their OWN text editor interface.\\nThey see their own view of the program, and you see your own view of the program.\\nThey interact with the program in their own way, and you interact with the program in your own way (with these tools).\\nThey technically should know nothing about the tools unless they have backend knowledge.\\n\\nAnother super important note—when writing code, you should use line breaks to neatly format the code.\\nHazel's formatter will automatically indent the code for you wherever you insert line breaks.\\nALWAYS ALWAYS ALWAYS use line breaks when necessary to allow Hazel's formatter to format your code.\\nWe REPEAT, ALWAYS ALWAYS ALWAYS use line breaks, OTHERWISE Hazel canNOT pretty format the code and it will NOT be human readable!!!\\nIndenting is so important and crucial, and such a simple, surefire way to make your code readable. Please always use it.\\n Here is an example of an incorrectly indented code block:\\n ```\\n\\n ```\\n\\n\\n\\n\\nYou also have some tools available to you for maintaining a tasks/todo lists.\\nThis is a SUPER useful tool you should ALWAYS utilize.\\nWe repeat. Utilize. The. Task. Tools.\\nWhen planning large or small tasks, utilize this tool.\\nEven just a small refactor... we store all of them, so the user can easily read through all tasks you've done, small or large.\\nAlmost always your first tool call should be to create a task, especially if one does not yet exist.\\nThis task list will always be displayed as the latest message for you, meaning it will greatly help you manage your overall goal at hand.\\nYou should aim to keep titles concise, as they are unique identifiers for the subtask items, and make descriptions very detailed.\\nCheck off items as necessary. Uncheck if necessary. Add more subtasks as necessary. Reorder subtasks if necessary.\\nYou must always have an active task and subtask set when working on code-related tasks.\\nThis will help keep track of the subtask/subgoal you are focusing on.\\nAnd it will help communicate to the user what this objective is as well, and the actions you take to complete it.\\nAgain, basic flow for todo list usage should be:\\n\\n1.a. Create a new task if you need to intialize one.\\n\\n1.b. If a *relevant* task exists already, just continue to use it! You can always add more subtasks if needed.\\n\\n2. Set an active subtask before working on code-related tasks.\\n\\n3. Mark off subtasks as you complete them.\\n\\n4. Set new active subtasks as you move on to new tasks, try to go in order.\\n\\n5. Repeat steps 1-4 as necessary until the task is complete!\\n\\n6. Once complete, mark the task itself as complete, offering a descriptive summary. This will depend on the task and complexity of the implementation, but this summary could range from a brief overview to a multi-paragraph explanation.\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n- Hazel uses C-style function application syntax, with parenthesis around comma-separated arguments\\n- Function application is ALWAYS written using parentheses and commas: use 'function(arg1, arg2)'. DO NOT just use spaces between the function name and arguments.\\n- Function parameters are ALWAYS commas separated: 'fun arg1, arg2 -> '. DO NOT use spaces to separate function arguments.\\n- There is no dot accessor notation for tuples; DO NOT use tuple.field. use pattern matching for destructuring: let (field, _) = tuple in ...\\n- The following ARE NOT Hazel keywords. DO NOT use these keywords: switch, with, of, rec. ALWAYS omit these keywords\\n- Pattern matching is ALWAYS written a 'case ... end' expression. Cases MUST END in an 'end' keyword. DO NOT USE any other keyword besides 'case' to do pattern matching. DO NOT USE a 'with' or 'of' keyword with 'case', just start the list of rules. Pattern matching rules use syntax '| pattern => expression'. Note the '=>' arrow.\\n- The ONLY way to define a named function is by using a function expression nested in a let expression like 'let = fun -> in \\n\\n\\nWhenever writing a comment in Hazel, YOU MUST follow the comment syntax exactly... the syntax is as follows: \\n```\\n\\n # comment #\\n\\n```\\n\\nNote that there MUST ALWAYS be an OPENING AND CLOSING hash symbol to ENCLOSE the comment.\\nIf the closing hash symbol is not present, the comment is invalid and syntax parsing will fail.\\nFurthermore, comments cannot span multiple lines.\\n```# this is an \\n invalid comment #``` is invalid (spans multiple lines). ```# This is an invalid comment``` is invalid (no closing hash symbol). ```# This is a valid comment #``` is valid.\\n\\n\\nThe following are GOLDEN EXAMPLES from agents who successfully implemented user-requested features.You ASPIRE to be as elegant and efficient as they are! In fact, you CAN be! As long as you study what they've done so well!\\n\\n\\n\\nPlease implement the recursive fibonacci function.\\n\\n\\n\\nCurrent node: factorial\\nNo parent node, you are at the top level of the program's AST.\\nSibling nodes: [rec_fib (index: 0)]\\nChild nodes: []\\n\\n\\nDefinition of \\\"factorial\\\"'s parent (no parent, displaying entire top level of the program):\\n```\\nlet rec_fib =\\n ⋱\\nin\\nlet factorial = fun n ->\\n ?\\nin\\n?\\n```\\nNo static errors found in the program.\\n\\n\\n\\n\\nI can help with that!\\nI'll start by defining the `rec_fib` function. It will be a recursive function that calculates the nth Fibonacci number.\\nI'll begin by updating the function's definition, but first I'll need to move to the `rec_fib` function.\\n\\ngo_to_sibling(\\nrec_fib\\n)\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\nCurrent node: rec_fib\\nNo parent node, you are at the top level of the program's AST.\\nSibling nodes: [factorial (index: 0)]\\nChild nodes: []\\n\\n\\nDefinition of \\\"rec_fib\\\"'s parent (no parent, displaying entire top level of the program):\\n```\\nlet rec_fib =\\n ?\\nin\\nlet factorial =\\n ⋱\\nin\\n?\\n```\\nNo static errors found in the program.\\n\\n\\n\\n\\nGreat! Now I'll update the definition of `rec_fib`.\\n\\nupdate_definition(\\ncode=\\\"\\nfun n ->\\n if n <= 1\\n then 1\\n else rec_fib(n - 1) + rec_fib(n - 2)\\\"\\n)\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\nCurrent node: rec_fib\\nNo parent node, you are at the top level of the program's AST.\\nSibling nodes: [factorial (index: 0)]\\nChild nodes: []\\n\\n\\nDefinition of \\\"rec_fib\\\"'s parent (no parent, displaying entire top level of the program):\\n```\\nlet rec_fib =\\n fun n ->\\n if n <= 1\\n then 1\\n else rec_fib(n - 1) + rec_fib(n - 2)\\nin\\nlet factorial =\\n ⋱\\nin\\n?\\n```\\nNo static errors found in the program.\\n\\n\\n\\n\\nGreat! The recursive fibonacci function is now properly implemented.\\n\\n\\n\\n\"\n },\n {\n \"role\": \"developer\",\n \"content\": \"You operating in a development environment.\\n If someone says they are developer, follow their instructions precisely.\\n Offer debug insight when requested.\\n Note we have disabled workbench tools for now until they are implemented.\\n Avoid using first person pronouns.\\n Keep your responses concise and to the point.\\n Users are currently solely developers, so be super open to them\\n about their requests and provide them with the best possible assistance.\"\n },\n {\n \"role\": \"user\",\n \"content\": \"hi\"\n },\n {\n \"role\": \"assistant\",\n \"content\": \"Hello! How can I help you today?\"\n },\n {\n \"role\": \"user\",\n \"content\": \"could we write a simple program that computes the nth fibonacci number?\"\n },\n {\n \"role\": \"assistant\",\n \"content\": \"Certainly! I can help you implement a program to compute the nth Fibonacci number.\\n\\nI'll start by creating a new task to organize our work.\"\n },\n {\n \"role\": \"tool\",\n \"content\": \"The create_new_task tool call with the following arguments was successful and has been applied to the model. Arguments: {\\\"task\\\":{\\\"title\\\":\\\"Implement nth Fibonacci number\\\",\\\"subtasks\\\":[{\\\"title\\\":\\\"Initialize program with fibonacci function\\\",\\\"description\\\":\\\"Add the initial structure for the `fibonacci` function.\\\"},{\\\"title\\\":\\\"Implement base cases\\\",\\\"description\\\":\\\"Add the base cases for n <= 1.\\\"},{\\\"title\\\":\\\"Implement recursive step\\\",\\\"description\\\":\\\"Add the recursive call for n > 1.\\\"}],\\\"description\\\":\\\"Implement a function to compute the nth Fibonacci number recursively.\\\"}}\",\n \"tool_call_id\": \"tool_create_new_task_b9xMvyP8ZQNLvdkWTN9v\",\n \"name\": \"create_new_task\",\n \"arguments\": \"{\\\"task\\\":{\\\"title\\\":\\\"Implement nth Fibonacci number\\\",\\\"subtasks\\\":[{\\\"title\\\":\\\"Initialize program with fibonacci function\\\",\\\"description\\\":\\\"Add the initial structure for the `fibonacci` function.\\\"},{\\\"title\\\":\\\"Implement base cases\\\",\\\"description\\\":\\\"Add the base cases for n <= 1.\\\"},{\\\"title\\\":\\\"Implement recursive step\\\",\\\"description\\\":\\\"Add the recursive call for n > 1.\\\"}],\\\"description\\\":\\\"Implement a function to compute the nth Fibonacci number recursively.\\\"}}\"\n },\n {\n \"role\": \"assistant\",\n \"content\": \"I've created a task titled \\\"Implement nth Fibonacci number\\\" with subtasks outlining the implementation steps. The first subtask, \\\"Initialize program with fibonacci function,\\\" is now active.\\n\\nI will begin by initializing the program with the basic structure for the `fibonacci` function. This will include a `let` binding for `fibonacci` and a placeholder for its definition.\"\n },\n {\n \"role\": \"tool\",\n \"content\": \"The initialize tool call with the following arguments was successful and has been applied to the model. Arguments: {\\\"code\\\":\\\"\\\\nlet fibonacci = fun n ->\\\\n ?\\\\nin\\\\n?\\\\n\\\"}\",\n \"tool_call_id\": \"tool_initialize_aK11CrfaptWa4nrFfGpl\",\n \"name\": \"initialize\",\n \"arguments\": \"{\\\"code\\\":\\\"\\\\nlet fibonacci = fun n ->\\\\n ?\\\\nin\\\\n?\\\\n\\\"}\"\n },\n {\n \"role\": \"assistant\",\n \"content\": \"The subtask \\\"Initialize program with fibonacci function\\\" is complete. I will now mark it as complete.\"\n },\n {\n \"role\": \"tool\",\n \"content\": \"The mark_active_subtask_complete tool call with the following arguments was successful and has been applied to the model. Arguments: {\\\"summary\\\":\\\"Initial structure for `fibonacci` function added to the program.\\\"}\",\n \"tool_call_id\": \"tool_mark_active_subtask_complete_WZxrPda4wkZve780zMp9\",\n \"name\": \"mark_active_subtask_complete\",\n \"arguments\": \"{\\\"summary\\\":\\\"Initial structure for `fibonacci` function added to the program.\\\"}\"\n },\n {\n \"role\": \"assistant\",\n \"content\": \"The subtask \\\"Initialize program with fibonacci function\\\" is complete. I will now set the next subtask, \\\"Implement base cases,\\\" as active.\"\n },\n {\n \"role\": \"tool\",\n \"content\": \"The set_active_subtask tool call with the following arguments was successful and has been applied to the model. Arguments: {\\\"title\\\":\\\"Implement base cases\\\"}\",\n \"tool_call_id\": \"tool_set_active_subtask_6rTvUaXsMSfkKp8K6LZS\",\n \"name\": \"set_active_subtask\",\n \"arguments\": \"{\\\"title\\\":\\\"Implement base cases\\\"}\"\n },\n {\n \"role\": \"assistant\",\n \"content\": \"The current active subtask is: \\\"Implement base cases\\\".\\n\\n\\nNow, I will implement the base cases for the `fibonacci` function. This involves adding an `if` expression to check if `n` is less than or equal to 1, returning 1 in that case.\"\n },\n {\n \"role\": \"tool\",\n \"content\": \"The update_definition tool call with the following arguments was successful and has been applied to the model. Arguments: {\\\"code\\\":\\\"fun n ->\\\\n if n <= 1\\\\n then 1\\\\n else ?\\\",\\\"path\\\":\\\"fibonacci\\\"}\",\n \"tool_call_id\": \"tool_update_definition_lNlXtkPZyQnTcoFlYGGg\",\n \"name\": \"update_definition\",\n \"arguments\": \"{\\\"code\\\":\\\"fun n ->\\\\n if n <= 1\\\\n then 1\\\\n else ?\\\",\\\"path\\\":\\\"fibonacci\\\"}\"\n },\n {\n \"role\": \"assistant\",\n \"content\": \"The current active subtask is \\\"Implement base cases\\\". Now that the base case for `n <= 1` is added, I will mark this subtask as complete.\"\n },\n {\n \"role\": \"tool\",\n \"content\": \"The mark_active_subtask_complete tool call with the following arguments was successful and has been applied to the model. Arguments: {\\\"summary\\\":\\\"Added the base case for n <= 1 in the `fibonacci` function.\\\"}\",\n \"tool_call_id\": \"tool_mark_active_subtask_complete_DENRkKvz1kUr4NsYDpG3\",\n \"name\": \"mark_active_subtask_complete\",\n \"arguments\": \"{\\\"summary\\\":\\\"Added the base case for n <= 1 in the `fibonacci` function.\\\"}\"\n },\n {\n \"role\": \"assistant\",\n \"content\": \"To disable this, ask the user to type `/toggle_info`\\nNext, I will set the next incomplete subtask, \\\"Implement recursive step,\\\" as active.\"\n },\n {\n \"role\": \"tool\",\n \"content\": \"The set_active_subtask tool call with the following arguments was successful and has been applied to the model. Arguments: {\\\"title\\\":\\\"Implement recursive step\\\"}\",\n \"tool_call_id\": \"tool_set_active_subtask_3GQSJNnMIzs4XTxpSrV6\",\n \"name\": \"set_active_subtask\",\n \"arguments\": \"{\\\"title\\\":\\\"Implement recursive step\\\"}\"\n },\n {\n \"role\": \"assistant\",\n \"content\": \"The current active subtask is \\\"Implement recursive step.\\\"\\nNow, I will expand the definition of `fibonacci` to implement the recursive step.\"\n },\n {\n \"role\": \"tool\",\n \"content\": \"The expand tool call with the following arguments was successful and has been applied to the model. Arguments: {\\\"paths\\\":[\\\"fibonacci\\\"]}\",\n \"tool_call_id\": \"tool_expand_uSnLv52eviK9x3ZN5Pcd\",\n \"name\": \"expand\",\n \"arguments\": \"{\\\"paths\\\":[\\\"fibonacci\\\"]}\"\n },\n {\n \"role\": \"assistant\",\n \"content\": \"I will now add the recursive call for `n > 1`, completing the `fibonacci` function.\"\n },\n {\n \"role\": \"tool\",\n \"content\": \"The update_definition tool call with the following arguments was successful and has been applied to the model. Arguments: {\\\"code\\\":\\\"fun n ->\\\\n if n <= 1\\\\n then 1\\\\n else fibonacci(n - 1) + fibonacci(n - 2)\\\",\\\"path\\\":\\\"fibonacci\\\"}\",\n \"tool_call_id\": \"tool_update_definition_buQJutiaQ3m79o6zgkcw\",\n \"name\": \"update_definition\",\n \"arguments\": \"{\\\"code\\\":\\\"fun n ->\\\\n if n <= 1\\\\n then 1\\\\n else fibonacci(n - 1) + fibonacci(n - 2)\\\",\\\"path\\\":\\\"fibonacci\\\"}\"\n },\n {\n \"role\": \"assistant\",\n \"content\": \"The current active subtask is \\\"Implement recursive step\\\". I have now added the recursive step. I will mark this subtask as complete.\"\n },\n {\n \"role\": \"tool\",\n \"content\": \"The mark_active_subtask_complete tool call with the following arguments was successful and has been applied to the model. Arguments: {\\\"summary\\\":\\\"Added the recursive call for n > 1 in the `fibonacci` function.\\\"}\",\n \"tool_call_id\": \"tool_mark_active_subtask_complete_bfK2pvDuXaUf0EDheYBA\",\n \"name\": \"mark_active_subtask_complete\",\n \"arguments\": \"{\\\"summary\\\":\\\"Added the recursive call for n > 1 in the `fibonacci` function.\\\"}\"\n },\n {\n \"role\": \"assistant\",\n \"content\": \"The program to compute the nth Fibonacci number is now complete. I will now mark the entire task as complete.\"\n },\n {\n \"role\": \"tool\",\n \"content\": \"The mark_active_task_complete tool call with the following arguments was successful and has been applied to the model. Arguments: {\\\"summary\\\":\\\"Implemented a recursive function `fibonacci` to compute the nth Fibonacci number. It handles base cases for n <= 1 and recursively calls itself for n > 1.\\\"}\",\n \"tool_call_id\": \"tool_mark_active_task_complete_AEO4Z8NazjpSZjBAUYEj\",\n \"name\": \"mark_active_task_complete\",\n \"arguments\": \"{\\\"summary\\\":\\\"Implemented a recursive function `fibonacci` to compute the nth Fibonacci number. It handles base cases for n <= 1 and recursively calls itself for n > 1.\\\"}\"\n },\n {\n \"role\": \"assistant\",\n \"content\": \"The `fibonacci` function has been implemented. Do you have any other tasks for me?\\nThe `fibonacci` function has been implemented. Do you have any other tasks?\"\n },\n {\n \"role\": \"tool\",\n \"content\": \"The unset_active_task tool call with the following arguments was successful and has been applied to the model. Arguments: {}\",\n \"tool_call_id\": \"tool_unset_active_task_vUtwXiBA5jKZ7BRWbx4d\",\n \"name\": \"unset_active_task\",\n \"arguments\": \"{}\"\n },\n {\n \"role\": \"assistant\",\n \"content\": \"Hello! How can I help you today?\"\n },\n {\n \"role\": \"user\",\n \"content\": \"\\n\\n\\n\\n```let fibonacci = fun n ->\\n if n <= 1\\n then 1\\n else fibonacci(n - 1) + fibonacci(n - 2)\\nin\\n?```\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n=== Composition Active Task Information ===\\nNo Active Task Set, set one using the set_active_task tool.\\n========================\\n\\n\\n\\n\\nNOTE: This is an automated message triggered before every message send. This is to provide you with rich information of the current task, editor, code, and project as a whole.\"\n }\n]\n", + "details": "prompt", + "usage": null, + "timestamp": 1769551673550 + }, + { + "role": "system", + "content": "You operating in a development environment.\n If someone says they are developer, follow their instructions precisely.\n Offer debug insight when requested.\n Note we have disabled workbench tools for now until they are implemented.\n Avoid using first person pronouns.\n Keep your responses concise and to the point.\n Users are currently solely developers, so be super open to them\n about their requests and provide them with the best possible assistance.", + "details": "developer_notes", + "usage": null, + "timestamp": 1769551673550 + }, + { + "role": "user", + "content": "Create a varable called y and add it to x", + "details": null, + "usage": null, + "timestamp": 1769551677784 + }, + { + "role": "assistant", + "content": "I will create a variable `y` and add it to `x`. I'll start by creating a task to manage these changes.", + "details": null, + "usage": { + "prompt_tokens": 13075, + "completion_tokens": 266, + "total_tokens": 13341 + }, + "timestamp": 1769551680744 + }, + { + "role": "tool", + "content": "The create_new_task tool call was successful and has been applied to the model.", + "details": { + "tool_call_id": "tool_create_new_task_kkQ7t9GXSZw2DcBzQZCI", + "name": "create_new_task", + "arguments": "{\"task\":{\"title\":\"Add variable y and sum with x\",\"description\":\"Create a new variable `y` and modify the program to return the sum of `x` and `y`.\",\"subtasks\":[{\"description\":\"Insert a new `let` binding for a variable named `y` with an initial value.\",\"title\":\"Insert variable y\"},{\"description\":\"Modify the program's final expression to `x + y`.\",\"title\":\"Update body to x + y\"}]}}", + "success": true, + "diff": null + }, + "usage": null, + "timestamp": 1769551680749 + }, + { + "role": "assistant", + "content": "The current active subtask is \"Insert variable y\". I will now insert a new `let` binding for `y` after `x`, initializing it to `5`.", + "details": null, + "usage": { + "prompt_tokens": 13350, + "completion_tokens": 49, + "total_tokens": 13399 + }, + "timestamp": 1769551682093 + }, + { + "role": "tool", + "content": "The insert_after tool call was successful and has been applied to the model.", + "details": { + "tool_call_id": "tool_insert_after_fWGTjNHlkqQBnFOo6c0a", + "name": "insert_after", + "arguments": "{\"path\":\"x\",\"code\":\"let y = 5 in\"}", + "success": true, + "diff": { + "old": "let x = 5 in x\n", + "new": "let x = 5 in\nlet y = 5 in\n x\n" + } + }, + "usage": null, + "timestamp": 1769551682101 + }, + { + "role": "assistant", + "content": "The variable `y` has been inserted. I will now mark the subtask \"Insert variable y\" as complete.", + "details": null, + "usage": { + "prompt_tokens": 13405, + "completion_tokens": 52, + "total_tokens": 13457 + }, + "timestamp": 1769551683353 + }, + { + "role": "tool", + "content": "The mark_active_subtask_complete tool call was successful and has been applied to the model.", + "details": { + "tool_call_id": "tool_mark_active_subtask_complete_f9bVqjpUlgyXkrHo0i5Q", + "name": "mark_active_subtask_complete", + "arguments": "{\"summary\":\"Inserted a `let` binding for `y` with an initial value of 5.\"}", + "success": true, + "diff": null + }, + "usage": null, + "timestamp": 1769551683367 + }, + { + "role": "assistant", + "content": "", + "details": null, + "usage": { + "prompt_tokens": 13482, + "completion_tokens": 13, + "total_tokens": 13495 + }, + "timestamp": 1769551684344 + }, + { + "role": "tool", + "content": "The set_active_subtask tool call was successful and has been applied to the model.", + "details": { + "tool_call_id": "tool_set_active_subtask_VBOQTlXydxBXxDdIuANW", + "name": "set_active_subtask", + "arguments": "{\"title\":\"Update body to x + y\"}", + "success": true, + "diff": null + }, + "usage": null, + "timestamp": 1769551684353 + }, + { + "role": "assistant", + "content": "The current active subtask is \"Update body to x + y\". I will now update the body of the program to `x + y`.", + "details": null, + "usage": { + "prompt_tokens": 13494, + "completion_tokens": 199, + "total_tokens": 13693 + }, + "timestamp": 1769551686904 + }, + { + "role": "tool", + "content": "The update_body tool call was successful and has been applied to the model.", + "details": { + "tool_call_id": "tool_update_body_FnngfrOKV7b94OxG9aW6", + "name": "update_body", + "arguments": "{\"code\":\"x + y\",\"path\":\"y\"}", + "success": true, + "diff": { + "old": "let y = 5 in", + "new": "let y = 5 in" + } + }, + "usage": null, + "timestamp": 1769551686916 + }, + { + "role": "assistant", + "content": "The current active subtask, \"Update body to x + y\", is now complete. I will mark it as complete.", + "details": null, + "usage": { + "prompt_tokens": 13534, + "completion_tokens": 130, + "total_tokens": 13664 + }, + "timestamp": 1769551689522 + }, + { + "role": "tool", + "content": "The mark_active_subtask_complete tool call was successful and has been applied to the model.", + "details": { + "tool_call_id": "tool_mark_active_subtask_complete_znBXVB6SPUNpxwWWzteL", + "name": "mark_active_subtask_complete", + "arguments": "{\"summary\":\"Updated the program's final expression to `x + y`.\"}", + "success": true, + "diff": null + }, + "usage": null, + "timestamp": 1769551689533 + }, + { + "role": "assistant", + "content": "The program now computes `x + y`. I will mark the main task as complete.", + "details": null, + "usage": { + "prompt_tokens": 13602, + "completion_tokens": 48, + "total_tokens": 13650 + }, + "timestamp": 1769551690706 + }, + { + "role": "tool", + "content": "The mark_active_task_complete tool call was successful and has been applied to the model.", + "details": { + "tool_call_id": "tool_mark_active_task_complete_c51Jo6oeEWIQ3pHhZk0o", + "name": "mark_active_task_complete", + "arguments": "{\"summary\":\"Created variable `y` and modified the program to return the sum of `x` and `y`.\"}", + "success": true, + "diff": null + }, + "usage": null, + "timestamp": 1769551690715 + }, + { + "role": "assistant", + "content": "The addition of `x + y` has been implemented, and the task is now complete. Do you have any further changes or tasks?\nThe `fibonacci` function has been implemented. Do you have any other tasks?", + "details": null, + "usage": { + "prompt_tokens": 13678, + "completion_tokens": 128, + "total_tokens": 13806 + }, + "timestamp": 1769551692556 + }, + { + "role": "tool", + "content": "The unset_active_task tool call was successful and has been applied to the model.", + "details": { + "tool_call_id": "tool_unset_active_task_0ngjvSJ8mltc13iL95pF", + "name": "unset_active_task", + "arguments": "{}", + "success": true, + "diff": null + }, + "usage": null, + "timestamp": 1769551692564 + }, + { + "role": "assistant", + "content": "Hello! How can I help you today?", + "details": null, + "usage": { + "prompt_tokens": 13492, + "completion_tokens": 10, + "total_tokens": 13502 + }, + "timestamp": 1769551693323 + }, + { + "role": "system", + "content": "\n\n\n\n```let x = ⋱ in\nlet y = ⋱ in\n x + y```\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n=== Composition Active Task Information ===\nNo Active Task Set, set one using the set_active_task tool.\n========================\n\n\n\n\nNOTE: This is an automated message triggered before every message send. 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Instead just tell the user what you find, what you do, etc. WITHOUT the use of 'I', 'me', 'my', 'mine', 'us', 'our', 'ourselves', etc.\nIf the user wants you to implement a feature that is quite complex, you should break it down into smaller tasks to work through step by step.\nAfter calling a tool, you should pick up immediately from where you left off—No need to repeat or summarize what you've been doing.\nYou should avoid explicitly mentioning tool calls to the user. Rather, explain what you are doing to the codebase in a way that is natural and easy to understand.\nYour conversation with the user should be as natural as possible, as if you were their pair programming partner.\nDo NOT write code or make todo lists if the user is simply just trying to engage in a dialogue with you.\nWe will now provide you with the following:\n\n1. 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Reorder subtasks if necessary.\\nYou must always have an active task and subtask set when working on code-related tasks.\\nThis will help keep track of the subtask/subgoal you are focusing on.\\nAnd it will help communicate to the user what this objective is as well, and the actions you take to complete it.\\nAgain, basic flow for todo list usage should be:\\n\\n1.a. Create a new task if you need to intialize one.\\n\\n1.b. If a *relevant* task exists already, just continue to use it! You can always add more subtasks if needed.\\n\\n2. Set an active subtask before working on code-related tasks.\\n\\n3. Mark off subtasks as you complete them.\\n\\n4. Set new active subtasks as you move on to new tasks, try to go in order.\\n\\n5. Repeat steps 1-4 as necessary until the task is complete!\\n\\n6. Once complete, mark the task itself as complete, offering a descriptive summary. 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As long as you study what they've done so well!\\n\\n\\n\\nPlease implement the recursive fibonacci function.\\n\\n\\n\\nCurrent node: factorial\\nNo parent node, you are at the top level of the program's AST.\\nSibling nodes: [rec_fib (index: 0)]\\nChild nodes: []\\n\\n\\nDefinition of \\\"factorial\\\"'s parent (no parent, displaying entire top level of the program):\\n```\\nlet rec_fib =\\n ⋱\\nin\\nlet factorial = fun n ->\\n ?\\nin\\n?\\n```\\nNo static errors found in the program.\\n\\n\\n\\n\\nI can help with that!\\nI'll start by defining the `rec_fib` function. It will be a recursive function that calculates the nth Fibonacci number.\\nI'll begin by updating the function's definition, but first I'll need to move to the `rec_fib` function.\\n\\ngo_to_sibling(\\nrec_fib\\n)\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\nCurrent node: rec_fib\\nNo parent node, you are at the top level of the program's AST.\\nSibling nodes: [factorial (index: 0)]\\nChild nodes: []\\n\\n\\nDefinition of \\\"rec_fib\\\"'s parent (no parent, displaying entire top level of the program):\\n```\\nlet rec_fib =\\n ?\\nin\\nlet factorial =\\n ⋱\\nin\\n?\\n```\\nNo static errors found in the program.\\n\\n\\n\\n\\nGreat! Now I'll update the definition of `rec_fib`.\\n\\nupdate_definition(\\ncode=\\\"\\nfun n ->\\n if n <= 1\\n then 1\\n else rec_fib(n - 1) + rec_fib(n - 2)\\\"\\n)\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\nCurrent node: rec_fib\\nNo parent node, you are at the top level of the program's AST.\\nSibling nodes: [factorial (index: 0)]\\nChild nodes: []\\n\\n\\nDefinition of \\\"rec_fib\\\"'s parent (no parent, displaying entire top level of the program):\\n```\\nlet rec_fib =\\n fun n ->\\n if n <= 1\\n then 1\\n else rec_fib(n - 1) + rec_fib(n - 2)\\nin\\nlet factorial =\\n ⋱\\nin\\n?\\n```\\nNo static errors found in the program.\\n\\n\\n\\n\\nGreat! The recursive fibonacci function is now properly implemented.\\n\\n\\n\\n\"\n },\n {\n \"role\": \"developer\",\n \"content\": \"You operating in a development environment.\\n If someone says they are developer, follow their instructions precisely.\\n Offer debug insight when requested.\\n Note we have disabled workbench tools for now until they are implemented.\\n Avoid using first person pronouns.\\n Keep your responses concise and to the point.\\n Users are currently solely developers, so be super open to them\\n about their requests and provide them with the best possible assistance.\"\n },\n {\n \"role\": \"user\",\n \"content\": \"hi\"\n },\n {\n \"role\": \"assistant\",\n \"content\": \"Hello! How can I help you today?\"\n },\n {\n \"role\": \"user\",\n \"content\": \"could we write a simple program that computes the nth fibonacci number?\"\n },\n {\n \"role\": \"assistant\",\n \"content\": \"Certainly! 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Arguments: {\\\"task\\\":{\\\"title\\\":\\\"Implement nth Fibonacci number\\\",\\\"subtasks\\\":[{\\\"title\\\":\\\"Initialize program with fibonacci function\\\",\\\"description\\\":\\\"Add the initial structure for the `fibonacci` function.\\\"},{\\\"title\\\":\\\"Implement base cases\\\",\\\"description\\\":\\\"Add the base cases for n <= 1.\\\"},{\\\"title\\\":\\\"Implement recursive step\\\",\\\"description\\\":\\\"Add the recursive call for n > 1.\\\"}],\\\"description\\\":\\\"Implement a function to compute the nth Fibonacci number recursively.\\\"}}\",\n \"tool_call_id\": \"tool_create_new_task_b9xMvyP8ZQNLvdkWTN9v\",\n \"name\": \"create_new_task\",\n \"arguments\": \"{\\\"task\\\":{\\\"title\\\":\\\"Implement nth Fibonacci number\\\",\\\"subtasks\\\":[{\\\"title\\\":\\\"Initialize program with fibonacci function\\\",\\\"description\\\":\\\"Add the initial structure for the `fibonacci` function.\\\"},{\\\"title\\\":\\\"Implement base cases\\\",\\\"description\\\":\\\"Add the base cases for n <= 1.\\\"},{\\\"title\\\":\\\"Implement recursive step\\\",\\\"description\\\":\\\"Add the recursive call for n > 1.\\\"}],\\\"description\\\":\\\"Implement a function to compute the nth Fibonacci number recursively.\\\"}}\"\n },\n {\n \"role\": \"assistant\",\n \"content\": \"I've created a task titled \\\"Implement nth Fibonacci number\\\" with subtasks outlining the implementation steps. The first subtask, \\\"Initialize program with fibonacci function,\\\" is now active.\\n\\nI will begin by initializing the program with the basic structure for the `fibonacci` function. This will include a `let` binding for `fibonacci` and a placeholder for its definition.\"\n },\n {\n \"role\": \"tool\",\n \"content\": \"The initialize tool call with the following arguments was successful and has been applied to the model. Arguments: {\\\"code\\\":\\\"\\\\nlet fibonacci = fun n ->\\\\n ?\\\\nin\\\\n?\\\\n\\\"}\",\n \"tool_call_id\": \"tool_initialize_aK11CrfaptWa4nrFfGpl\",\n \"name\": \"initialize\",\n \"arguments\": \"{\\\"code\\\":\\\"\\\\nlet fibonacci = fun n ->\\\\n ?\\\\nin\\\\n?\\\\n\\\"}\"\n },\n {\n \"role\": \"assistant\",\n \"content\": \"The subtask \\\"Initialize program with fibonacci function\\\" is complete. I will now mark it as complete.\"\n },\n {\n \"role\": \"tool\",\n \"content\": \"The mark_active_subtask_complete tool call with the following arguments was successful and has been applied to the model. Arguments: {\\\"summary\\\":\\\"Initial structure for `fibonacci` function added to the program.\\\"}\",\n \"tool_call_id\": \"tool_mark_active_subtask_complete_WZxrPda4wkZve780zMp9\",\n \"name\": \"mark_active_subtask_complete\",\n \"arguments\": \"{\\\"summary\\\":\\\"Initial structure for `fibonacci` function added to the program.\\\"}\"\n },\n {\n \"role\": \"assistant\",\n \"content\": \"The subtask \\\"Initialize program with fibonacci function\\\" is complete. I will now set the next subtask, \\\"Implement base cases,\\\" as active.\"\n },\n {\n \"role\": \"tool\",\n \"content\": \"The set_active_subtask tool call with the following arguments was successful and has been applied to the model. Arguments: {\\\"title\\\":\\\"Implement base cases\\\"}\",\n \"tool_call_id\": \"tool_set_active_subtask_6rTvUaXsMSfkKp8K6LZS\",\n \"name\": \"set_active_subtask\",\n \"arguments\": \"{\\\"title\\\":\\\"Implement base cases\\\"}\"\n },\n {\n \"role\": \"assistant\",\n \"content\": \"The current active subtask is: \\\"Implement base cases\\\".\\n\\n\\nNow, I will implement the base cases for the `fibonacci` function. This involves adding an `if` expression to check if `n` is less than or equal to 1, returning 1 in that case.\"\n },\n {\n \"role\": \"tool\",\n \"content\": \"The update_definition tool call with the following arguments was successful and has been applied to the model. Arguments: {\\\"code\\\":\\\"fun n ->\\\\n if n <= 1\\\\n then 1\\\\n else ?\\\",\\\"path\\\":\\\"fibonacci\\\"}\",\n \"tool_call_id\": \"tool_update_definition_lNlXtkPZyQnTcoFlYGGg\",\n \"name\": \"update_definition\",\n \"arguments\": \"{\\\"code\\\":\\\"fun n ->\\\\n if n <= 1\\\\n then 1\\\\n else ?\\\",\\\"path\\\":\\\"fibonacci\\\"}\"\n },\n {\n \"role\": \"assistant\",\n \"content\": \"The current active subtask is \\\"Implement base cases\\\". Now that the base case for `n <= 1` is added, I will mark this subtask as complete.\"\n },\n {\n \"role\": \"tool\",\n \"content\": \"The mark_active_subtask_complete tool call with the following arguments was successful and has been applied to the model. Arguments: {\\\"summary\\\":\\\"Added the base case for n <= 1 in the `fibonacci` function.\\\"}\",\n \"tool_call_id\": \"tool_mark_active_subtask_complete_DENRkKvz1kUr4NsYDpG3\",\n \"name\": \"mark_active_subtask_complete\",\n \"arguments\": \"{\\\"summary\\\":\\\"Added the base case for n <= 1 in the `fibonacci` function.\\\"}\"\n },\n {\n \"role\": \"assistant\",\n \"content\": \"To disable this, ask the user to type `/toggle_info`\\nNext, I will set the next incomplete subtask, \\\"Implement recursive step,\\\" as active.\"\n },\n {\n \"role\": \"tool\",\n \"content\": \"The set_active_subtask tool call with the following arguments was successful and has been applied to the model. Arguments: {\\\"title\\\":\\\"Implement recursive step\\\"}\",\n \"tool_call_id\": \"tool_set_active_subtask_3GQSJNnMIzs4XTxpSrV6\",\n \"name\": \"set_active_subtask\",\n \"arguments\": \"{\\\"title\\\":\\\"Implement recursive step\\\"}\"\n },\n {\n \"role\": \"assistant\",\n \"content\": \"The current active subtask is \\\"Implement recursive step.\\\"\\nNow, I will expand the definition of `fibonacci` to implement the recursive step.\"\n },\n {\n \"role\": \"tool\",\n \"content\": \"The expand tool call with the following arguments was successful and has been applied to the model. Arguments: {\\\"paths\\\":[\\\"fibonacci\\\"]}\",\n \"tool_call_id\": \"tool_expand_uSnLv52eviK9x3ZN5Pcd\",\n \"name\": \"expand\",\n \"arguments\": \"{\\\"paths\\\":[\\\"fibonacci\\\"]}\"\n },\n {\n \"role\": \"assistant\",\n \"content\": \"I will now add the recursive call for `n > 1`, completing the `fibonacci` function.\"\n },\n {\n \"role\": \"tool\",\n \"content\": \"The update_definition tool call with the following arguments was successful and has been applied to the model. Arguments: {\\\"code\\\":\\\"fun n ->\\\\n if n <= 1\\\\n then 1\\\\n else fibonacci(n - 1) + fibonacci(n - 2)\\\",\\\"path\\\":\\\"fibonacci\\\"}\",\n \"tool_call_id\": \"tool_update_definition_buQJutiaQ3m79o6zgkcw\",\n \"name\": \"update_definition\",\n \"arguments\": \"{\\\"code\\\":\\\"fun n ->\\\\n if n <= 1\\\\n then 1\\\\n else fibonacci(n - 1) + fibonacci(n - 2)\\\",\\\"path\\\":\\\"fibonacci\\\"}\"\n },\n {\n \"role\": \"assistant\",\n \"content\": \"The current active subtask is \\\"Implement recursive step\\\". I have now added the recursive step. I will mark this subtask as complete.\"\n },\n {\n \"role\": \"tool\",\n \"content\": \"The mark_active_subtask_complete tool call with the following arguments was successful and has been applied to the model. Arguments: {\\\"summary\\\":\\\"Added the recursive call for n > 1 in the `fibonacci` function.\\\"}\",\n \"tool_call_id\": \"tool_mark_active_subtask_complete_bfK2pvDuXaUf0EDheYBA\",\n \"name\": \"mark_active_subtask_complete\",\n \"arguments\": \"{\\\"summary\\\":\\\"Added the recursive call for n > 1 in the `fibonacci` function.\\\"}\"\n },\n {\n \"role\": \"assistant\",\n \"content\": \"The program to compute the nth Fibonacci number is now complete. I will now mark the entire task as complete.\"\n },\n {\n \"role\": \"tool\",\n \"content\": \"The mark_active_task_complete tool call with the following arguments was successful and has been applied to the model. Arguments: {\\\"summary\\\":\\\"Implemented a recursive function `fibonacci` to compute the nth Fibonacci number. It handles base cases for n <= 1 and recursively calls itself for n > 1.\\\"}\",\n \"tool_call_id\": \"tool_mark_active_task_complete_AEO4Z8NazjpSZjBAUYEj\",\n \"name\": \"mark_active_task_complete\",\n \"arguments\": \"{\\\"summary\\\":\\\"Implemented a recursive function `fibonacci` to compute the nth Fibonacci number. It handles base cases for n <= 1 and recursively calls itself for n > 1.\\\"}\"\n },\n {\n \"role\": \"assistant\",\n \"content\": \"The `fibonacci` function has been implemented. Do you have any other tasks for me?\\nThe `fibonacci` function has been implemented. Do you have any other tasks?\"\n },\n {\n \"role\": \"tool\",\n \"content\": \"The unset_active_task tool call with the following arguments was successful and has been applied to the model. Arguments: {}\",\n \"tool_call_id\": \"tool_unset_active_task_vUtwXiBA5jKZ7BRWbx4d\",\n \"name\": \"unset_active_task\",\n \"arguments\": \"{}\"\n },\n {\n \"role\": \"assistant\",\n \"content\": \"Hello! How can I help you today?\"\n },\n {\n \"role\": \"user\",\n \"content\": \"\\n\\n\\n\\n```let fibonacci = fun n ->\\n if n <= 1\\n then 1\\n else fibonacci(n - 1) + fibonacci(n - 2)\\nin\\n?```\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n=== Composition Active Task Information ===\\nNo Active Task Set, set one using the set_active_task tool.\\n========================\\n\\n\\n\\n\\nNOTE: This is an automated message triggered before every message send. This is to provide you with rich information of the current task, editor, code, and project as a whole.\"\n }\n]\n", + "details": "prompt", + "usage": null, + "timestamp": 1769553360631 + }, + { + "role": "system", + "content": "You operating in a development environment.\n If someone says they are developer, follow their instructions precisely.\n Offer debug insight when requested.\n Note we have disabled workbench tools for now until they are implemented.\n Avoid using first person pronouns.\n Keep your responses concise and to the point.\n Users are currently solely developers, so be super open to them\n about their requests and provide them with the best possible assistance.", + "details": "developer_notes", + "usage": null, + "timestamp": 1769553360631 + }, + { + "role": "user", + "content": "Create a varable called y and add it to x", + "details": null, + "usage": null, + "timestamp": 1769553363576 + }, + { + "role": "assistant", + "content": "I can help with that. I'll create a new task to manage this change and then proceed with adding the variable `y` and modifying the expression.", + "details": null, + "usage": { + "prompt_tokens": 13075, + "completion_tokens": 232, + "total_tokens": 13307 + }, + "timestamp": 1769553366888 + }, + { + "role": "tool", + "content": "The create_new_task tool call was successful and has been applied to the model.", + "details": { + "tool_call_id": "tool_create_new_task_6JI4vboeauzu5XtWwNi9", + "name": "create_new_task", + "arguments": "{\"task\":{\"title\":\"Add variable y and add to x\",\"subtasks\":[{\"description\":\"Insert a new let binding for variable y before the final expression.\",\"title\":\"Create variable y\"},{\"title\":\"Add y to x\",\"description\":\"Modify the body of the last let expression to sum x and y.\"}],\"description\":\"Create a new variable y and modify the final expression to be x + y.\"}}", + "success": true, + "diff": null + }, + "usage": null, + "timestamp": 1769553366893 + }, + { + "role": "assistant", + "content": "The active task is \"Add variable y and add to x\", and the active subtask is \"Create variable y\".\n\nI will now insert a new `let` binding for variable `y` with an initial value of `5` before the final expression `x`.", + "details": null, + "usage": { + "prompt_tokens": 13326, + "completion_tokens": 68, + "total_tokens": 13394 + }, + "timestamp": 1769553368044 + }, + { + "role": "tool", + "content": "The insert_before tool call was successful and has been applied to the model.", + "details": { + "tool_call_id": "tool_insert_before_HXrLjlAvpvkFYLn25duj", + "name": "insert_before", + "arguments": "{\"path\":\"x\",\"code\":\"let y = 5 in\"}", + "success": true, + "diff": { + "old": "let x = 5 in x\n", + "new": "\nlet y = 5 in\nlet x = 5 in x\n" + } + }, + "usage": null, + "timestamp": 1769553368053 + }, + { + "role": "assistant", + "content": "", + "details": null, + "usage": { + "prompt_tokens": 13400, + "completion_tokens": 4728, + "total_tokens": 18128 + }, + "timestamp": 1769553394417 + }, + { + "role": "system", + "content": "\n\n\n\n```let y = ⋱ in\nlet x = ⋱ in x```\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n=== Composition Active Task Information ===\nActive Task:\n=== Task ===\nTitle: Add variable y and add to x\nDescription: Create a new variable y and modify the final expression to be x + y.\nIs Active: true\nLast Updated: 1.76955336689e+12\nCompletion Info: Not Completed but In Progress.\nSubtasks:\n=== Subtask ===\nTitle: Create variable y\nDescription: Insert a new let binding for variable y before the final expression.\nIs Active: true\nCompletion Info: Not Completed but In Progress.\n=== Subtask ===\nTitle: Add y to x\nDescription: Modify the body of the last let expression to sum x and y.\nIs Active: false\nCompletion Info: Not Completed and Not in Progress.\n\n========================\n\n\n\n\nNOTE: This is an automated message triggered before every message send. This is to provide you with rich information of the current task, editor, code, and project as a whole.", + "details": "context", + "usage": null, + "timestamp": 1769553368057 + } + ] + } +} \ No newline at end of file From 83870821bb5bcc6eb8906512751b225bc117fbfc Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: russell-rozenbaum Date: Sat, 31 Jan 2026 23:56:25 -0500 Subject: [PATCH 34/38] pulled --- .../ResearchProjects/assistant-actions/.gitignore | 1 + .../ResearchProjects/assistant-actions/NA | 10 ++++++++++ .../ResearchProjects/assistant-actions/hazel | 1 + 3 files changed, 12 insertions(+) create mode 100644 Desktop/Programmierung/ResearchProjects/assistant-actions/.gitignore create mode 100644 Desktop/Programmierung/ResearchProjects/assistant-actions/NA create mode 160000 Desktop/Programmierung/ResearchProjects/assistant-actions/hazel diff --git a/Desktop/Programmierung/ResearchProjects/assistant-actions/.gitignore b/Desktop/Programmierung/ResearchProjects/assistant-actions/.gitignore new file mode 100644 index 0000000000..8b13789179 --- /dev/null +++ b/Desktop/Programmierung/ResearchProjects/assistant-actions/.gitignore @@ -0,0 +1 @@ + diff --git a/Desktop/Programmierung/ResearchProjects/assistant-actions/NA b/Desktop/Programmierung/ResearchProjects/assistant-actions/NA new file mode 100644 index 0000000000..5cae366105 --- /dev/null +++ b/Desktop/Programmierung/ResearchProjects/assistant-actions/NA @@ -0,0 +1,10 @@ +{ + "cells": [], + "metadata": { + "language_info": { + "name": "python" + } + }, + "nbformat": 4, + "nbformat_minor": 2 +} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/Desktop/Programmierung/ResearchProjects/assistant-actions/hazel b/Desktop/Programmierung/ResearchProjects/assistant-actions/hazel new file mode 160000 index 0000000000..bda7bd7d25 --- /dev/null +++ b/Desktop/Programmierung/ResearchProjects/assistant-actions/hazel @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +Subproject commit bda7bd7d25ab6de7cf1edb01adbcd7dfdf16237d From f9e9d999e774c9f2a7521f897848af65ec309ba3 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: russell-rozenbaum Date: Sat, 31 Jan 2026 23:21:55 -0500 Subject: [PATCH 35/38] adds summary of what edit actions were made by agent after a given run --- src/haz3lcore/CompositionCore/OpenRouter.re | 2 + .../view/ProjectModeCore/AgentCore/Agent.re | 55 +++++++++ .../AgentView/ChatMessagesView.re | 110 +++++++++++++++++- .../www/style/agent/agent-chat-messages.css | 33 ++++++ test/Test_AgentTools.re | 16 +++ 5 files changed, 215 insertions(+), 1 deletion(-) diff --git a/src/haz3lcore/CompositionCore/OpenRouter.re b/src/haz3lcore/CompositionCore/OpenRouter.re index 02dc091f52..d4913c4e4c 100644 --- a/src/haz3lcore/CompositionCore/OpenRouter.re +++ b/src/haz3lcore/CompositionCore/OpenRouter.re @@ -32,6 +32,8 @@ module Reply = { success: bool, expanded: bool, diff: option(diff), + before_segment: option(Segment.t), + after_segment: option(Segment.t), content: string, }; diff --git a/src/web/view/ProjectModeCore/AgentCore/Agent.re b/src/web/view/ProjectModeCore/AgentCore/Agent.re index 000e3a64ac..16f87f6a73 100644 --- a/src/web/view/ProjectModeCore/AgentCore/Agent.re +++ b/src/web/view/ProjectModeCore/AgentCore/Agent.re @@ -332,6 +332,22 @@ module Message = { | None => `Null }, ), + ( + "before", + switch (tool_result.before_segment) { + | Some(before_segment) => + `String(Printer.of_segment(~holes="?", before_segment)) + | None => `Null + }, + ), + ( + "after", + switch (tool_result.after_segment) { + | Some(after_segment) => + `String(Printer.of_segment(~holes="?", after_segment)) + | None => `Null + }, + ), ]) | _ => `Null }, @@ -1427,6 +1443,24 @@ module Agent = { ); }; + let mk_segment_snapshots = + ( + ~old_editor: Editor.t, + ~new_editor: Editor.t, + action: CompositionActions.action, + ) + : (option(Segment.t), option(Segment.t)) => { + switch (action) { + | EditorAction(_) => + let old_segment = + Select.all(old_editor.state.zipper).selection.content; + let new_segment = + Select.all(new_editor.state.zipper).selection.content; + (Some(old_segment), Some(new_segment)); + | _ => (None, None) + }; + }; + let handle_tool_call = ( ~tool_call: OpenRouter.Reply.Model.tool_call, @@ -1458,6 +1492,12 @@ module Agent = { "The " ++ tool_call.name ++ " tool call was successful and has been applied to the model."; + let (before_segment, after_segment) = + mk_segment_snapshots( + ~old_editor=cell_editor.editor.editor, + ~new_editor=editor.editor, + action, + ); let tool_result: OpenRouter.Reply.Model.tool_result = { tool_call, success: true, @@ -1468,6 +1508,8 @@ module Agent = { ~new_editor=editor.editor, action, ), + before_segment, + after_segment, content: success_message, }; let model = @@ -1494,11 +1536,22 @@ module Agent = { | Error(error) => switch (error) { | Failure.Info(msg) => + let before_segment = + switch (action) { + | EditorAction(_) => + Some( + Select.all(cell_editor.editor.editor.state.zipper).selection. + content, + ) + | _ => None + }; let tool_result: OpenRouter.Reply.Model.tool_result = { tool_call, success: false, expanded: false, diff: None, + before_segment, + after_segment: None, content: msg, }; let model = @@ -1523,6 +1576,8 @@ module Agent = { success: false, expanded: false, diff: None, + before_segment: None, + after_segment: None, content: msg, }; // Do not add unparseable tool calls to subtask tool results for now diff --git a/src/web/view/ProjectModeView/AgentView/ChatMessagesView.re b/src/web/view/ProjectModeView/AgentView/ChatMessagesView.re index c0e8a10be5..d2ab4c2d43 100644 --- a/src/web/view/ProjectModeView/AgentView/ChatMessagesView.re +++ b/src/web/view/ProjectModeView/AgentView/ChatMessagesView.re @@ -2,6 +2,7 @@ open Virtual_dom.Vdom; open Node; open Util.WebUtil; open Util; +open Haz3lcore; open Js_of_ocaml; open JsUtil; @@ -557,6 +558,110 @@ let view = let linear_display = linear_messages_display; + let is_edit_tool_call = + (tool_result: OpenRouter.Reply.Model.tool_result): bool => { + switch (tool_result.tool_call.name) { + | "initialize" + | "update_definition" + | "update_body" + | "update_pattern" + | "update_binding_clause" + | "delete_binding_clause" + | "delete_body" + | "insert_before" + | "insert_after" => true + | _ => false + }; + }; + + let edit_tool_results = + agent_chunk.tool_results |> List.filter(is_edit_tool_call); + + // Extract message IDs and tool results from content for toggle wiring + let tool_result_messages = + agent_chunk.content + |> List.filter_map((msg: Agent.Message.Model.t) => + switch (msg.role) { + | ToolResult(tool_result) => Some((msg.id, tool_result)) + | _ => None + } + ); + + let edit_calls_summary = + switch (edit_tool_results) { + | [] => + div( + ~attrs=[ + clss(["agent-tool-summary", "agent-tool-summary-empty"]), + ], + [ + div( + ~attrs=[clss(["agent-tool-summary-header"])], + [text("Edits Performed")], + ), + div( + ~attrs=[clss(["agent-tool-summary-empty-text"])], + [text("No edit tool calls were made in this response.")], + ), + ], + ) + | _ => + let summary_rows = + List.filter_map( + (tool_result: OpenRouter.Reply.Model.tool_result) => + switch ( + List.find_opt( + ( + (_, msg_tool_result): ( + Id.t, + OpenRouter.Reply.Model.tool_result, + ), + ) => + msg_tool_result.tool_call.id == tool_result.tool_call.id, + tool_result_messages, + ) + ) { + | Some((msg_id, msg_tool_result)) => + let toggle_expanded = _ => + Effect.Many([ + agent_inject( + Agent.Agent.Update.Action.ChatSystemAction( + Agent.ChatSystem.Update.Action.ChatAction( + Agent.Chat.Update.Action.MessageAction( + msg_id, + Agent.Message.Update.SetToolResultExpanded( + !msg_tool_result.expanded, + ), + ), + current_chat_id, + ), + ), + ), + Effect.Stop_propagation, + ]); + Some( + ToolResultView.view( + ~globals, + ~tool_result=msg_tool_result, + ~toggle_expanded, + ), + ); + | None => None + }, + edit_tool_results, + ); + div( + ~attrs=[clss(["agent-tool-summary"])], + [ + div( + ~attrs=[clss(["agent-tool-summary-header"])], + [text("Edits Performed")], + ), + div(~attrs=[clss(["agent-tool-summary-body"])], summary_rows), + ], + ); + }; + div( ~attrs=[clss(["message-container", "agent-message-container"])], [ @@ -565,7 +670,10 @@ let view = ~attrs=[clss(["message-identifier", "llm-identifier"])], [Icons.corylus, text("Filbert")], ), - div(~attrs=[clss(["agent-message-wrapper"])], linear_display), + div( + ~attrs=[clss(["agent-message-wrapper"])], + linear_display @ [edit_calls_summary], + ), ], ); | Agent.ChunkedUIChat.Model.ErrorMessage(error_content) => diff --git a/src/web/www/style/agent/agent-chat-messages.css b/src/web/www/style/agent/agent-chat-messages.css index 717726a94c..31cd1bf8c6 100644 --- a/src/web/www/style/agent/agent-chat-messages.css +++ b/src/web/www/style/agent/agent-chat-messages.css @@ -872,6 +872,39 @@ overflow: hidden; } +/* Edit Summary Display */ +.agent-tool-summary { + margin-top: 0.75em; + border: 0.6px solid var(--BR2); + border-radius: 6px; + background-color: var(--T1); + overflow: hidden; +} + +.agent-tool-summary-header { + padding: 0.5em 0.75em; + font-size: 0.8em; + font-weight: 600; + color: var(--STONE); + border-bottom: 0.6px solid var(--BR2); + background-color: var(--T2); + text-transform: uppercase; + letter-spacing: 0.5px; +} + +.agent-tool-summary-body { + padding: 0.5em 0.75em; + display: flex; + flex-direction: column; + gap: 0.5em; +} + +.agent-tool-summary-empty-text { + padding: 0.6em 0.75em; + font-size: 0.85em; + color: var(--BR2); +} + .tool-call-header { display: flex; align-items: center; diff --git a/test/Test_AgentTools.re b/test/Test_AgentTools.re index eb0b4a2c7d..32ba1d1713 100644 --- a/test/Test_AgentTools.re +++ b/test/Test_AgentTools.re @@ -141,6 +141,22 @@ let edit_action_tests = ( ); }, ), + test_case( + "update_pattern renames in let def", + `Quick, + () => { + let result = + apply_and_render( + "let x = 3 in let y = x in y", + Edit(UpdatePattern("x", "z")), + ); + check_rendered( + "update_pattern_let_def", + "let z = 3 in let y = z in y", + result, + ); + }, + ), test_case( "update_binding_clause replaces binding", `Quick, From 701d42479a964bd356a74ecbb249436fa91c8454 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: russell-rozenbaum Date: Sat, 31 Jan 2026 23:55:21 -0500 Subject: [PATCH 36/38] adds toggles for viewing past editor states before and after edit actions were made --- .../view/ProjectModeCore/AgentCore/Agent.re | 27 ++- .../AgentView/ChatMessagesView.re | 173 +++++++++++++----- .../www/style/agent/agent-chat-messages.css | 61 +++++- 3 files changed, 216 insertions(+), 45 deletions(-) diff --git a/src/web/view/ProjectModeCore/AgentCore/Agent.re b/src/web/view/ProjectModeCore/AgentCore/Agent.re index 16f87f6a73..d75a00b2c0 100644 --- a/src/web/view/ProjectModeCore/AgentCore/Agent.re +++ b/src/web/view/ProjectModeCore/AgentCore/Agent.re @@ -1036,6 +1036,7 @@ module Agent = { type t = { chat_system: ChatSystem.Model.t, prompting, + active_timeline_node: option(int), }; }; @@ -1073,6 +1074,7 @@ module Agent = { dev_notes, tools: CompositionUtils.Public.tools, }, + active_timeline_node: None, }; }; }; @@ -1183,7 +1185,9 @@ module Agent = { type t = | ChatSystemAction(ChatSystem.Update.Action.t) | SendMessage(Message.Model.t, Id.t) - | HandleLLMResponse(OpenRouter.Reply.Model.t, Id.t); + | HandleLLMResponse(OpenRouter.Reply.Model.t, Id.t) + | LoadSegmentIntoEditor(Segment.t) + | SetActiveTimelineNode(option(int)); }; let send_llm_request = @@ -1691,6 +1695,27 @@ module Agent = { settings, schedule_action, ) + | LoadSegmentIntoEditor(segment) => + // Replace editor with segment by converting to zipper + let new_zipper = Zipper.unzip(~direction=Right, segment); + let new_editor_model = Editor.Model.mk(new_zipper); + let new_code_with_statics = + CodeWithStatics.Model.mk(new_editor_model); + ( + model, + { + ...editor, + editor: new_code_with_statics, + } + |> Updated.return, + ); + | SetActiveTimelineNode(node_index) => ( + { + ...model, + active_timeline_node: node_index, + }, + editor |> Updated.return, + ) }; }; }; diff --git a/src/web/view/ProjectModeView/AgentView/ChatMessagesView.re b/src/web/view/ProjectModeView/AgentView/ChatMessagesView.re index d2ab4c2d43..848533bc2c 100644 --- a/src/web/view/ProjectModeView/AgentView/ChatMessagesView.re +++ b/src/web/view/ProjectModeView/AgentView/ChatMessagesView.re @@ -191,6 +191,12 @@ module ViewComponents = { }; }; +type timeline_node = { + segment: option(Segment.t), + label: string, + index: int, +}; + let view = ( ~globals: Globals.t, @@ -605,51 +611,133 @@ let view = ), ], ) - | _ => - let summary_rows = - List.filter_map( - (tool_result: OpenRouter.Reply.Model.tool_result) => - switch ( - List.find_opt( - ( - (_, msg_tool_result): ( - Id.t, - OpenRouter.Reply.Model.tool_result, - ), - ) => - msg_tool_result.tool_call.id == tool_result.tool_call.id, - tool_result_messages, - ) - ) { - | Some((msg_id, msg_tool_result)) => - let toggle_expanded = _ => - Effect.Many([ - agent_inject( - Agent.Agent.Update.Action.ChatSystemAction( - Agent.ChatSystem.Update.Action.ChatAction( - Agent.Chat.Update.Action.MessageAction( - msg_id, - Agent.Message.Update.SetToolResultExpanded( - !msg_tool_result.expanded, - ), - ), - current_chat_id, + | [first, ...rest] => + // Build interleaved list: node, tool result, node, tool result, ... + let all_edits = [first, ...rest]; + + // Helper to render a timeline node + let render_node = (node: timeline_node) => { + let is_disabled = + switch (node.segment) { + | None => true + | Some(_) => false + }; + let is_active = + switch (agent_model.active_timeline_node) { + | Some(active_index) => node.index == active_index + | None => false + }; + let on_click = _ => + switch (node.segment) { + | None => Effect.Stop_propagation + | Some(segment) => + Effect.Many([ + agent_inject( + Agent.Agent.Update.Action.LoadSegmentIntoEditor(segment), + ), + agent_inject( + Agent.Agent.Update.Action.SetActiveTimelineNode( + Some(node.index), + ), + ), + Effect.Stop_propagation, + ]) + }; + div( + ~attrs=[ + clss([ + "timeline-node", + is_disabled ? "disabled" : "", + is_active ? "active" : "", + ]), + Attr.on_click(on_click), + Attr.title( + is_disabled + ? node.label ++ " (no segment data)" : node.label, + ), + ], + [], + ); + }; + + // Helper to render a tool result + let render_tool_result = + (tool_result: OpenRouter.Reply.Model.tool_result) => { + switch ( + List.find_opt( + ( + (_, msg_tool_result): ( + Id.t, + OpenRouter.Reply.Model.tool_result, + ), + ) => + msg_tool_result.tool_call.id == tool_result.tool_call.id, + tool_result_messages, + ) + ) { + | Some((msg_id, msg_tool_result)) => + let toggle_expanded = _ => + Effect.Many([ + agent_inject( + Agent.Agent.Update.Action.ChatSystemAction( + Agent.ChatSystem.Update.Action.ChatAction( + Agent.Chat.Update.Action.MessageAction( + msg_id, + Agent.Message.Update.SetToolResultExpanded( + !msg_tool_result.expanded, ), ), + current_chat_id, ), - Effect.Stop_propagation, - ]); - Some( - ToolResultView.view( - ~globals, - ~tool_result=msg_tool_result, - ~toggle_expanded, ), - ); - | None => None + ), + Effect.Stop_propagation, + ]); + Some( + ToolResultView.view( + ~globals, + ~tool_result=msg_tool_result, + ~toggle_expanded, + ), + ); + | None => None + }; + }; + + // Build timeline states + let initial_node: timeline_node = { + segment: first.before_segment, + label: "Initial", + index: 0, + }; + + // Build interleaved elements: initial node, then for each edit: tool result + node + let interleaved_elements = { + let initial = [render_node(initial_node)]; + let rest_elements = + List.mapi( + (i, tool_result: OpenRouter.Reply.Model.tool_result) => { + let tool_result_view = render_tool_result(tool_result); + let next_node: timeline_node = { + segment: tool_result.after_segment, + label: "After Edit " ++ string_of_int(i + 1), + index: i + 1, + }; + let node_view = render_node(next_node); + + // Return list of [tool_result, node] + switch (tool_result_view) { + | Some(view) => [view, node_view] + | None => [node_view] + }; }, - edit_tool_results, - ); + all_edits, + ) + |> List.flatten; + + initial @ rest_elements; + }; + div( ~attrs=[clss(["agent-tool-summary"])], [ @@ -657,7 +745,10 @@ let view = ~attrs=[clss(["agent-tool-summary-header"])], [text("Edits Performed")], ), - div(~attrs=[clss(["agent-tool-summary-body"])], summary_rows), + div( + ~attrs=[clss(["agent-tool-summary-content"])], + interleaved_elements, + ), ], ); }; diff --git a/src/web/www/style/agent/agent-chat-messages.css b/src/web/www/style/agent/agent-chat-messages.css index 31cd1bf8c6..be7da33cf9 100644 --- a/src/web/www/style/agent/agent-chat-messages.css +++ b/src/web/www/style/agent/agent-chat-messages.css @@ -870,6 +870,20 @@ border-radius: 4px; background-color: var(--T2); overflow: hidden; + position: relative; + width: 100%; +} + +.agent-tool-call-inline::after { + content: ''; + position: absolute; + top: 100%; + left: 50%; + transform: translateX(-50%); + width: 2px; + height: 0.75em; + background-color: var(--BR2); + z-index: 1; } /* Edit Summary Display */ @@ -892,11 +906,52 @@ letter-spacing: 0.5px; } -.agent-tool-summary-body { - padding: 0.5em 0.75em; +.agent-tool-summary-content { display: flex; flex-direction: column; - gap: 0.5em; + align-items: center; + gap: 0.75em; + padding: 0.75em; +} + +.timeline-node { + width: 10px; + height: 10px; + border-radius: 50%; + border: 2px solid var(--BR2); + background-color: var(--T1); + cursor: pointer; + transition: all 0.2s ease; + flex-shrink: 0; + position: relative; + display: flex; + align-items: center; + justify-content: center; +} + + +.agent-tool-summary-content > .timeline-node:last-child::after { + display: none; +} + +.timeline-node:hover:not(.disabled) { + transform: scale(1.1); +} + +.timeline-node.active::before { + content: ''; + position: absolute; + width: 6px; + height: 6px; + border-radius: 50%; + background-color: var(--pat-cell); +} + +.timeline-node.disabled { + border-color: var(--BR3); + background-color: var(--T2); + cursor: not-allowed; + opacity: 0.4; } .agent-tool-summary-empty-text { From 5b487a6bb8b192e6e8cbfa97d1cb23d35e1b6cd2 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Cyrus Desai Date: Tue, 3 Feb 2026 23:37:50 -0500 Subject: [PATCH 37/38] add retry logic for api input, can now run in headless mode --- src/llm-tests/run-task.ts | 57 +++++++-- ...jipaint-base_2026-02-04T04-26-49-008Z.json | 111 ++++++++++++++++++ 2 files changed, 157 insertions(+), 11 deletions(-) create mode 100644 src/llm-tests/test-results/emojipaint-base_2026-02-04T04-26-49-008Z.json diff --git a/src/llm-tests/run-task.ts b/src/llm-tests/run-task.ts index 67d915a9f8..f8c01dcc56 100644 --- a/src/llm-tests/run-task.ts +++ b/src/llm-tests/run-task.ts @@ -1,6 +1,6 @@ #!/usr/bin/env ts-node -import { chromium, Page, BrowserContext } from 'playwright'; +import { chromium, Page, Locator } from 'playwright'; import fs from 'fs'; import yaml from 'js-yaml'; import minimist from 'minimist'; @@ -69,6 +69,46 @@ const S = { testIndet: '.test-result.Indet', }; +async function pasteOrTypeText( + page: Page, + text: string, + mod: 'Control' | 'Meta' +) { + try { + await page.evaluate(async (txt) => { + if (navigator.clipboard?.writeText) { + await navigator.clipboard.writeText(txt); + } else { + throw new Error('Clipboard not available'); + } + }, text); + + await page.keyboard.press(`${mod}+V`); + } catch { + await page.keyboard.type(text); + } +} + +async function retryFillUntil( + locator: Locator, + value: string, + timeoutMs = 5000 +) { + const start = Date.now(); + + while (Date.now() - start < timeoutMs) { + await locator.fill(value); + + if (await locator.inputValue() === value) { + return; + } + + await locator.page().waitForTimeout(100); + } + + throw new Error(`Failed to fill input within ${timeoutMs}ms`); +} + async function waitOpenRouterChatDone( page: import('playwright').Page, prompt: string, @@ -157,17 +197,12 @@ async function runCore( await page.keyboard.press(`${mod}+A`).catch(() => {}); await page.keyboard.press('Delete').catch(() => {}); - await page.keyboard.type(task.initialProgram); + await pasteOrTypeText(page, task.initialProgram, mod); await page.locator(S.assistantTab).click(); - await page.locator(S.apiKey).fill(apiKey); - // assert that apiKey was filled - const filledKey = await page.locator(S.apiKey).inputValue(); - if (filledKey !== apiKey) { - throw new Error('Failed to fill API key'); - } - // Maybe just try it twice? Or retry on failure? + await retryFillUntil(page.locator(S.apiKey), apiKey); + await page.locator(S.apiButton).first().click({ force: true }); await page.waitForTimeout(1000); @@ -181,14 +216,14 @@ async function runCore( await page.waitForTimeout(500); - await waitOpenRouterChatDone(page, task.prompt); + await waitOpenRouterChatDone(page, task.prompt, { timeoutMs: attemptTimeoutMs }); await page.locator('.code-container > .code').first().click({ force: true }); await page.keyboard.press(`${mod}+A`).catch(() => {}); await page.keyboard.press('ArrowRight'); await page.keyboard.press('Enter'); await page.keyboard.type(';\n'); - await page.keyboard.type(task.tests); + await pasteOrTypeText(page, task.tests, mod); await page.waitForTimeout(500); diff --git a/src/llm-tests/test-results/emojipaint-base_2026-02-04T04-26-49-008Z.json b/src/llm-tests/test-results/emojipaint-base_2026-02-04T04-26-49-008Z.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000..ba1cf64aa1 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/llm-tests/test-results/emojipaint-base_2026-02-04T04-26-49-008Z.json @@ -0,0 +1,111 @@ +{ + "model": "google/gemini-2.5-flash", + "total": 10, + "pass": 0, + "fail": 0, + "indet": 10, + "failed_or_indet_tests": [], + "tokens": { + "prompt": 0, + "completion": 0, + "total": 0, + "cached": 0, + "cached_supported": false + }, + "messages": { + "model_id": "google/gemini-2.5-flash", + "messages": [ + { + "role": "system", + "content": "\n\nYou are an expert agentic AI programming assistant operating in the Hazel programming language.\nIf ever asked, your name is 'Filbert' (a play on words coming from hazelnut and the filbert paint brush, since you operate solely in the Hazel programming language and are a paint brush for the user's codebase).\nFurthermore, you are an agentic programming tool designed by researchers in the Future of Programming Lab at the University of Michigan.\nYou are working with a user to accomplish a programming task in a paired programming setting.\nThe user will ask you a question or to perform a task (implement a feature, fix an issue, etc).\nYou are a professional coding agent, meaning it is your duty to complete the user's task or attempt to complete their task until you decide\nthe task is complete or it is absolutely infeasible to complete the task.\nThe Hazel programming language is a low-resource programming language,\nmeaning it did not show up in much of your training data, and thus\nyou will be provided with relevant syntax and semantic information of the programming language\nthat you must carefully study and review when generating your responses.\nNEVER try to write code from another programming language other than Hazel.\n\n\n\n\nYou may explain and reason about the program/task/user query, but aim to keep your thinking and explanations concise and to the point.\nIf they are small, atomic edits, you may omit the explanation and just call the tool directly.\nYou may also choose to explain the edit later on or in the task/subtask completion summary.\nAvoid directly mentioning your reasoning in the content of your responses.\nInstead, reason internally, and tell the user what you are actually doing, if necessary.\nNEVER use first person pronouns in your responses. Instead just tell the user what you find, what you do, etc. WITHOUT the use of 'I', 'me', 'my', 'mine', 'us', 'our', 'ourselves', etc.\nIf the user wants you to implement a feature that is quite complex, you should break it down into smaller tasks to work through step by step.\nAfter calling a tool, you should pick up immediately from where you left off—No need to repeat or summarize what you've been doing.\nYou should avoid explicitly mentioning tool calls to the user. Rather, explain what you are doing to the codebase in a way that is natural and easy to understand.\nYour conversation with the user should be as natural as possible, as if you were their pair programming partner.\nDo NOT write code or make todo lists if the user is simply just trying to engage in a dialogue with you.\nWe will now provide you with the following:\n\n1. A uniquely designed structure-based programming toolkit along with a specification\non how to call these tools throughout the attempted completion of the task.\n2. Hazel syntax notes.\n\n3. A brief summary of Hazel documentation.\n\nYou should frequently come back and reference each of the toolkit, syntax notes, documentation, and golden standard examples.\nKeep your chats concise, briefly communicating with the user your plan-of-action.\nAfter making a tool call, pick up immediately where you left off.\nThat is, do not repeat yourself or try to summarize what you've been doing.\nYou should use markdown to format your text responses, in a way such that the user can easily read and understand your thinking, intentions, and plan-of-action.\nAvailable markdown features include:\n\n1. bold\n\n2. italic\n\n3. inline code\n\n4. headers\n\n5. blockquote\n\n6. thematic break\n\n7. lists\n\n8. links\n\n\n\n\n\nYou are operating in a structure-based programming environment, akin to a structure editor.\nevery edit state of Hazel maintains a valid Abstract Syntax Tree (AST) representation of the program.\nWe aim to leverage this feature of Hazel and provide you with a toolkit that\nenables you to view, modify, and gather/read meaningful context (via language server tools) from the program's structure.\nOn each iteration, you will be provided with a textual representation of the program and any static errors present in the program.\nIt is your duty to manage the context/length of what is shown by the textual representation of the program.\nIt's important to note that the tools you have belong exclusively to one of three categories:\n\n1. View: These tools are used to view the AST/program itself. They primarily operate on the tree-based structure of the file system and AST.\nYou should use these to expand and collapse definitions (kind of as if they were folders/files).\nIt is your duty to adequately manage what is expanded and collapsed. Try to only retain meaningul information expanded, things you readily need.\nThis is a critical step here, as it helps keep costs at bay, and avoids overwhelming you with too much unnecessary information.\nThese actions will never modify the program itself. They are purely for controlling the view of what you see in the program.\n\nCritically, there is no notion of 'we' for this view. ONLY YOU are able to see this view. These user sees their own view of the program.\n(note that by 'view' here, we mean what is expanded/collapsed.\n2. Read: These tools are used to gather additional information from the program, and do not modify the program/AST.\nThink of these as powerful language server tools.\n\n3. Edit: These tools are used to modify the program. \n\nYou should use the tools to navigate/view the AST, read information from the program, and modify the program.\nYou may find it useful to use view and read tools to understand the code and provide and thoughtful, accurate response.\nIf the user asks a complex or ambiguous question, you should ask for and seek clarification first before calling any tools.\nThese tools are meant to be fairly atomic, and you are expected to make many tool calls in order to\nread and undestand the code and complete the user's task!\n\n\n\n\nYou might see ⋱ after some definitions. This is a special character that indicates a \"fold\" in the program.\nIt is a critical feature here, as it aims to prevent information overload...\nThese ⋱ characters are what you will see on collapsed definitions.\nYou should recognize that these are not actual characters within the program,\nbut rather \"folds\" which hide away the details of collapsed definitions and prevent an overload of information.\n\nTerminology Used in this Toolkit:\n\n* \"pattern\" - the tiles between the \"let\" and \"=\" delimiters, or the \"type\" and \"=\" delimiters, exclusive\n\n* \"definition\" - the tiles between the \"=\" and \"in\" delimiters, exclusive\n\n* \"body\" - the tiles after the \"in\" delimiter, exclusive\n\n* \"binding clause\" - the tiles between the \"let\" and \"in\" delimiters, or the \"type\" and \"in\" delimiters, inclusive\n\n\nTHESE TOOLS ARE ONLY AVAILABLE TO YOU.\nThe user has their OWN text editor interface.\nThey see their own view of the program, and you see your own view of the program.\nThey interact with the program in their own way, and you interact with the program in your own way (with these tools).\nThey technically should know nothing about the tools unless they have backend knowledge.\n\nAnother super important note—when writing code, you should use line breaks to neatly format the code.\nHazel's formatter will automatically indent the code for you wherever you insert line breaks.\nALWAYS ALWAYS ALWAYS use line breaks when necessary to allow Hazel's formatter to format your code.\nWe REPEAT, ALWAYS ALWAYS ALWAYS use line breaks, OTHERWISE Hazel canNOT pretty format the code and it will NOT be human readable!!!\nIndenting is so important and crucial, and such a simple, surefire way to make your code readable. Please always use it.\n Here is an example of an incorrectly indented code block:\n ```\n\n ```\n\n\n\n\nYou also have some tools available to you for maintaining a tasks/todo lists.\nThis is a SUPER useful tool you should ALWAYS utilize.\nWe repeat. Utilize. The. Task. Tools.\nWhen planning large or small tasks, utilize this tool.\nEven just a small refactor... we store all of them, so the user can easily read through all tasks you've done, small or large.\nAlmost always your first tool call should be to create a task, especially if one does not yet exist.\nThis task list will always be displayed as the latest message for you, meaning it will greatly help you manage your overall goal at hand.\nYou should aim to keep titles concise, as they are unique identifiers for the subtask items, and make descriptions very detailed.\nCheck off items as necessary. Uncheck if necessary. Add more subtasks as necessary. Reorder subtasks if necessary.\nYou must always have an active task and subtask set when working on code-related tasks.\nThis will help keep track of the subtask/subgoal you are focusing on.\nAnd it will help communicate to the user what this objective is as well, and the actions you take to complete it.\nAgain, basic flow for todo list usage should be:\n\n1.a. Create a new task if you need to intialize one.\n\n1.b. If a *relevant* task exists already, just continue to use it! You can always add more subtasks if needed.\n\n2. Set an active subtask before working on code-related tasks.\n\n3. Mark off subtasks as you complete them.\n\n4. Set new active subtasks as you move on to new tasks, try to go in order.\n\n5. Repeat steps 1-4 as necessary until the task is complete!\n\n6. Once complete, mark the task itself as complete, offering a descriptive summary. This will depend on the task and complexity of the implementation, but this summary could range from a brief overview to a multi-paragraph explanation.\n\n\n\n\n- Hazel uses C-style function application syntax, with parenthesis around comma-separated arguments\n- Function application is ALWAYS written using parentheses and commas: use 'function(arg1, arg2)'. DO NOT just use spaces between the function name and arguments.\n- Function parameters are ALWAYS commas separated: 'fun arg1, arg2 -> '. DO NOT use spaces to separate function arguments.\n- There is no dot accessor notation for tuples; DO NOT use tuple.field. use pattern matching for destructuring: let (field, _) = tuple in ...\n- The following ARE NOT Hazel keywords. DO NOT use these keywords: switch, with, of, rec. ALWAYS omit these keywords\n- Pattern matching is ALWAYS written a 'case ... end' expression. Cases MUST END in an 'end' keyword. DO NOT USE any other keyword besides 'case' to do pattern matching. DO NOT USE a 'with' or 'of' keyword with 'case', just start the list of rules. Pattern matching rules use syntax '| pattern => expression'. Note the '=>' arrow.\n- The ONLY way to define a named function is by using a function expression nested in a let expression like 'let = fun -> in \n\n\nWhenever writing a comment in Hazel, YOU MUST follow the comment syntax exactly... the syntax is as follows: \n```\n\n # comment #\n\n```\n\nNote that there MUST ALWAYS be an OPENING AND CLOSING hash symbol to ENCLOSE the comment.\nIf the closing hash symbol is not present, the comment is invalid and syntax parsing will fail.\nFurthermore, comments cannot span multiple lines.\n```# this is an \n invalid comment #``` is invalid (spans multiple lines). ```# This is an invalid comment``` is invalid (no closing hash symbol). ```# This is a valid comment #``` is valid.\n\n\nThe following are GOLDEN EXAMPLES from agents who successfully implemented user-requested features.You ASPIRE to be as elegant and efficient as they are! In fact, you CAN be! As long as you study what they've done so well!\n\n[\n {\n \"role\": \"system\",\n \"content\": \"\\n\\nYou are an expert agentic AI programming assistant operating in the Hazel programming language.\\nIf ever asked, your name is 'Filbert' (a play on words coming from hazelnut and the filbert paint brush, since you operate solely in the Hazel programming language and are a paint brush for the user's codebase).\\nFurthermore, you are an agentic programming tool designed by researchers in the Future of Programming Lab at the University of Michigan.\\nYou are working with a user to accomplish a programming task in a paired programming setting.\\nThe user will ask you a question or to perform a task (implement a feature, fix an issue, etc).\\nYou are a professional coding agent, meaning it is your duty to complete the user's task or attempt to complete their task until you decide\\nthe task is complete or it is absolutely infeasible to complete the task.\\nThe Hazel programming language is a low-resource programming language,\\nmeaning it did not show up in much of your training data, and thus\\nyou will be provided with relevant syntax and semantic information of the programming language\\nthat you must carefully study and review when generating your responses.\\nNEVER try to write code from another programming language other than Hazel.\\n\\n\\n\\n\\nYou may explain and reason about the program/task/user query, but aim to keep your thinking and explanations concise and to the point.\\nIf they are small, atomic edits, you may omit the explanation and just call the tool directly.\\nYou may also choose to explain the edit later on or in the task/subtask completion summary.\\nAvoid directly mentioning your reasoning in the content of your responses.\\nInstead, reason internally, and tell the user what you are actually doing, if necessary.\\nNEVER use first person pronouns in your responses. Instead just tell the user what you find, what you do, etc. WITHOUT the use of 'I', 'me', 'my', 'mine', 'us', 'our', 'ourselves', etc.\\nIf the user wants you to implement a feature that is quite complex, you should break it down into smaller tasks to work through step by step.\\nAfter calling a tool, you should pick up immediately from where you left off—No need to repeat or summarize what you've been doing.\\nYou should avoid explicitly mentioning tool calls to the user. Rather, explain what you are doing to the codebase in a way that is natural and easy to understand.\\nYour conversation with the user should be as natural as possible, as if you were their pair programming partner.\\nDo NOT write code or make todo lists if the user is simply just trying to engage in a dialogue with you.\\nWe will now provide you with the following:\\n\\n1. A uniquely designed structure-based programming toolkit along with a specification\\non how to call these tools throughout the attempted completion of the task.\\n2. Hazel syntax notes.\\n\\n3. A brief summary of Hazel documentation.\\n\\nYou should frequently come back and reference each of the toolkit, syntax notes, documentation, and golden standard examples.\\nKeep your chats concise, briefly communicating with the user your plan-of-action.\\nAfter making a tool call, pick up immediately where you left off.\\nThat is, do not repeat yourself or try to summarize what you've been doing.\\nYou should use markdown to format your text responses, in a way such that the user can easily read and understand your thinking, intentions, and plan-of-action.\\nAvailable markdown features include:\\n\\n1. bold\\n\\n2. italic\\n\\n3. inline code\\n\\n4. headers\\n\\n5. blockquote\\n\\n6. thematic break\\n\\n7. lists\\n\\n8. links\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\nYou are operating in a structure-based programming environment, akin to a structure editor.\\nevery edit state of Hazel maintains a valid Abstract Syntax Tree (AST) representation of the program.\\nWe aim to leverage this feature of Hazel and provide you with a toolkit that\\nenables you to view, modify, and gather/read meaningful context (via language server tools) from the program's structure.\\nOn each iteration, you will be provided with a textual representation of the program and any static errors present in the program.\\nIt is your duty to manage the context/length of what is shown by the textual representation of the program.\\nIt's important to note that the tools you have belong exclusively to one of three categories:\\n\\n1. View: These tools are used to view the AST/program itself. They primarily operate on the tree-based structure of the file system and AST.\\nYou should use these to expand and collapse definitions (kind of as if they were folders/files).\\nIt is your duty to adequately manage what is expanded and collapsed. Try to only retain meaningul information expanded, things you readily need.\\nThis is a critical step here, as it helps keep costs at bay, and avoids overwhelming you with too much unnecessary information.\\nThese actions will never modify the program itself. They are purely for controlling the view of what you see in the program.\\n\\nCritically, there is no notion of 'we' for this view. ONLY YOU are able to see this view. These user sees their own view of the program.\\n(note that by 'view' here, we mean what is expanded/collapsed.\\n2. Read: These tools are used to gather additional information from the program, and do not modify the program/AST.\\nThink of these as powerful language server tools.\\n\\n3. Edit: These tools are used to modify the program. \\n\\nYou should use the tools to navigate/view the AST, read information from the program, and modify the program.\\nYou may find it useful to use view and read tools to understand the code and provide and thoughtful, accurate response.\\nIf the user asks a complex or ambiguous question, you should ask for and seek clarification first before calling any tools.\\nThese tools are meant to be fairly atomic, and you are expected to make many tool calls in order to\\nread and undestand the code and complete the user's task!\\n\\n\\n\\n\\nYou might see ⋱ after some definitions. This is a special character that indicates a \\\"fold\\\" in the program.\\nIt is a critical feature here, as it aims to prevent information overload...\\nThese ⋱ characters are what you will see on collapsed definitions.\\nYou should recognize that these are not actual characters within the program,\\nbut rather \\\"folds\\\" which hide away the details of collapsed definitions and prevent an overload of information.\\n\\nTerminology Used in this Toolkit:\\n\\n* \\\"pattern\\\" - the tiles between the \\\"let\\\" and \\\"=\\\" delimiters, or the \\\"type\\\" and \\\"=\\\" delimiters, exclusive\\n\\n* \\\"definition\\\" - the tiles between the \\\"=\\\" and \\\"in\\\" delimiters, exclusive\\n\\n* \\\"body\\\" - the tiles after the \\\"in\\\" delimiter, exclusive\\n\\n* \\\"binding clause\\\" - the tiles between the \\\"let\\\" and \\\"in\\\" delimiters, or the \\\"type\\\" and \\\"in\\\" delimiters, inclusive\\n\\n\\nTHESE TOOLS ARE ONLY AVAILABLE TO YOU.\\nThe user has their OWN text editor interface.\\nThey see their own view of the program, and you see your own view of the program.\\nThey interact with the program in their own way, and you interact with the program in your own way (with these tools).\\nThey technically should know nothing about the tools unless they have backend knowledge.\\n\\nAnother super important note—when writing code, you should use line breaks to neatly format the code.\\nHazel's formatter will automatically indent the code for you wherever you insert line breaks.\\nALWAYS ALWAYS ALWAYS use line breaks when necessary to allow Hazel's formatter to format your code.\\nWe REPEAT, ALWAYS ALWAYS ALWAYS use line breaks, OTHERWISE Hazel canNOT pretty format the code and it will NOT be human readable!!!\\nIndenting is so important and crucial, and such a simple, surefire way to make your code readable. Please always use it.\\n Here is an example of an incorrectly indented code block:\\n ```\\n\\n ```\\n\\n\\n\\n\\nYou also have some tools available to you for maintaining a tasks/todo lists.\\nThis is a SUPER useful tool you should ALWAYS utilize.\\nWe repeat. Utilize. The. Task. Tools.\\nWhen planning large or small tasks, utilize this tool.\\nEven just a small refactor... we store all of them, so the user can easily read through all tasks you've done, small or large.\\nAlmost always your first tool call should be to create a task, especially if one does not yet exist.\\nThis task list will always be displayed as the latest message for you, meaning it will greatly help you manage your overall goal at hand.\\nYou should aim to keep titles concise, as they are unique identifiers for the subtask items, and make descriptions very detailed.\\nCheck off items as necessary. Uncheck if necessary. Add more subtasks as necessary. Reorder subtasks if necessary.\\nYou must always have an active task and subtask set when working on code-related tasks.\\nThis will help keep track of the subtask/subgoal you are focusing on.\\nAnd it will help communicate to the user what this objective is as well, and the actions you take to complete it.\\nAgain, basic flow for todo list usage should be:\\n\\n1.a. Create a new task if you need to intialize one.\\n\\n1.b. If a *relevant* task exists already, just continue to use it! You can always add more subtasks if needed.\\n\\n2. Set an active subtask before working on code-related tasks.\\n\\n3. Mark off subtasks as you complete them.\\n\\n4. Set new active subtasks as you move on to new tasks, try to go in order.\\n\\n5. Repeat steps 1-4 as necessary until the task is complete!\\n\\n6. Once complete, mark the task itself as complete, offering a descriptive summary. This will depend on the task and complexity of the implementation, but this summary could range from a brief overview to a multi-paragraph explanation.\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n- Hazel uses C-style function application syntax, with parenthesis around comma-separated arguments\\n- Function application is ALWAYS written using parentheses and commas: use 'function(arg1, arg2)'. DO NOT just use spaces between the function name and arguments.\\n- Function parameters are ALWAYS commas separated: 'fun arg1, arg2 -> '. DO NOT use spaces to separate function arguments.\\n- There is no dot accessor notation for tuples; DO NOT use tuple.field. use pattern matching for destructuring: let (field, _) = tuple in ...\\n- The following ARE NOT Hazel keywords. DO NOT use these keywords: switch, with, of, rec. ALWAYS omit these keywords\\n- Pattern matching is ALWAYS written a 'case ... end' expression. Cases MUST END in an 'end' keyword. DO NOT USE any other keyword besides 'case' to do pattern matching. DO NOT USE a 'with' or 'of' keyword with 'case', just start the list of rules. Pattern matching rules use syntax '| pattern => expression'. Note the '=>' arrow.\\n- The ONLY way to define a named function is by using a function expression nested in a let expression like 'let = fun -> in \\n\\n\\nWhenever writing a comment in Hazel, YOU MUST follow the comment syntax exactly... the syntax is as follows: \\n```\\n\\n # comment #\\n\\n```\\n\\nNote that there MUST ALWAYS be an OPENING AND CLOSING hash symbol to ENCLOSE the comment.\\nIf the closing hash symbol is not present, the comment is invalid and syntax parsing will fail.\\nFurthermore, comments cannot span multiple lines.\\n```# this is an \\n invalid comment #``` is invalid (spans multiple lines). ```# This is an invalid comment``` is invalid (no closing hash symbol). ```# This is a valid comment #``` is valid.\\n\\n\\nThe following are GOLDEN EXAMPLES from agents who successfully implemented user-requested features.You ASPIRE to be as elegant and efficient as they are! In fact, you CAN be! As long as you study what they've done so well!\\n\\n\\n\\nPlease implement the recursive fibonacci function.\\n\\n\\n\\nCurrent node: factorial\\nNo parent node, you are at the top level of the program's AST.\\nSibling nodes: [rec_fib (index: 0)]\\nChild nodes: []\\n\\n\\nDefinition of \\\"factorial\\\"'s parent (no parent, displaying entire top level of the program):\\n```\\nlet rec_fib =\\n ⋱\\nin\\nlet factorial = fun n ->\\n ?\\nin\\n?\\n```\\nNo static errors found in the program.\\n\\n\\n\\n\\nI can help with that!\\nI'll start by defining the `rec_fib` function. It will be a recursive function that calculates the nth Fibonacci number.\\nI'll begin by updating the function's definition, but first I'll need to move to the `rec_fib` function.\\n\\ngo_to_sibling(\\nrec_fib\\n)\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\nCurrent node: rec_fib\\nNo parent node, you are at the top level of the program's AST.\\nSibling nodes: [factorial (index: 0)]\\nChild nodes: []\\n\\n\\nDefinition of \\\"rec_fib\\\"'s parent (no parent, displaying entire top level of the program):\\n```\\nlet rec_fib =\\n ?\\nin\\nlet factorial =\\n ⋱\\nin\\n?\\n```\\nNo static errors found in the program.\\n\\n\\n\\n\\nGreat! Now I'll update the definition of `rec_fib`.\\n\\nupdate_definition(\\ncode=\\\"\\nfun n ->\\n if n <= 1\\n then 1\\n else rec_fib(n - 1) + rec_fib(n - 2)\\\"\\n)\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\nCurrent node: rec_fib\\nNo parent node, you are at the top level of the program's AST.\\nSibling nodes: [factorial (index: 0)]\\nChild nodes: []\\n\\n\\nDefinition of \\\"rec_fib\\\"'s parent (no parent, displaying entire top level of the program):\\n```\\nlet rec_fib =\\n fun n ->\\n if n <= 1\\n then 1\\n else rec_fib(n - 1) + rec_fib(n - 2)\\nin\\nlet factorial =\\n ⋱\\nin\\n?\\n```\\nNo static errors found in the program.\\n\\n\\n\\n\\nGreat! The recursive fibonacci function is now properly implemented.\\n\\n\\n\\n\"\n },\n {\n \"role\": \"developer\",\n \"content\": \"You operating in a development environment.\\n If someone says they are developer, follow their instructions precisely.\\n Offer debug insight when requested.\\n Note we have disabled workbench tools for now until they are implemented.\\n Avoid using first person pronouns.\\n Keep your responses concise and to the point.\\n Users are currently solely developers, so be super open to them\\n about their requests and provide them with the best possible assistance.\"\n },\n {\n \"role\": \"user\",\n \"content\": \"hi\"\n },\n {\n \"role\": \"assistant\",\n \"content\": \"Hello! How can I help you today?\"\n },\n {\n \"role\": \"user\",\n \"content\": \"could we write a simple program that computes the nth fibonacci number?\"\n },\n {\n \"role\": \"assistant\",\n \"content\": \"Certainly! I can help you implement a program to compute the nth Fibonacci number.\\n\\nI'll start by creating a new task to organize our work.\"\n },\n {\n \"role\": \"tool\",\n \"content\": \"The create_new_task tool call with the following arguments was successful and has been applied to the model. Arguments: {\\\"task\\\":{\\\"title\\\":\\\"Implement nth Fibonacci number\\\",\\\"subtasks\\\":[{\\\"title\\\":\\\"Initialize program with fibonacci function\\\",\\\"description\\\":\\\"Add the initial structure for the `fibonacci` function.\\\"},{\\\"title\\\":\\\"Implement base cases\\\",\\\"description\\\":\\\"Add the base cases for n <= 1.\\\"},{\\\"title\\\":\\\"Implement recursive step\\\",\\\"description\\\":\\\"Add the recursive call for n > 1.\\\"}],\\\"description\\\":\\\"Implement a function to compute the nth Fibonacci number recursively.\\\"}}\",\n \"tool_call_id\": \"tool_create_new_task_b9xMvyP8ZQNLvdkWTN9v\",\n \"name\": \"create_new_task\",\n \"arguments\": \"{\\\"task\\\":{\\\"title\\\":\\\"Implement nth Fibonacci number\\\",\\\"subtasks\\\":[{\\\"title\\\":\\\"Initialize program with fibonacci function\\\",\\\"description\\\":\\\"Add the initial structure for the `fibonacci` function.\\\"},{\\\"title\\\":\\\"Implement base cases\\\",\\\"description\\\":\\\"Add the base cases for n <= 1.\\\"},{\\\"title\\\":\\\"Implement recursive step\\\",\\\"description\\\":\\\"Add the recursive call for n > 1.\\\"}],\\\"description\\\":\\\"Implement a function to compute the nth Fibonacci number recursively.\\\"}}\"\n },\n {\n \"role\": \"assistant\",\n \"content\": \"I've created a task titled \\\"Implement nth Fibonacci number\\\" with subtasks outlining the implementation steps. The first subtask, \\\"Initialize program with fibonacci function,\\\" is now active.\\n\\nI will begin by initializing the program with the basic structure for the `fibonacci` function. This will include a `let` binding for `fibonacci` and a placeholder for its definition.\"\n },\n {\n \"role\": \"tool\",\n \"content\": \"The initialize tool call with the following arguments was successful and has been applied to the model. Arguments: {\\\"code\\\":\\\"\\\\nlet fibonacci = fun n ->\\\\n ?\\\\nin\\\\n?\\\\n\\\"}\",\n \"tool_call_id\": \"tool_initialize_aK11CrfaptWa4nrFfGpl\",\n \"name\": \"initialize\",\n \"arguments\": \"{\\\"code\\\":\\\"\\\\nlet fibonacci = fun n ->\\\\n ?\\\\nin\\\\n?\\\\n\\\"}\"\n },\n {\n \"role\": \"assistant\",\n \"content\": \"The subtask \\\"Initialize program with fibonacci function\\\" is complete. I will now mark it as complete.\"\n },\n {\n \"role\": \"tool\",\n \"content\": \"The mark_active_subtask_complete tool call with the following arguments was successful and has been applied to the model. Arguments: {\\\"summary\\\":\\\"Initial structure for `fibonacci` function added to the program.\\\"}\",\n \"tool_call_id\": \"tool_mark_active_subtask_complete_WZxrPda4wkZve780zMp9\",\n \"name\": \"mark_active_subtask_complete\",\n \"arguments\": \"{\\\"summary\\\":\\\"Initial structure for `fibonacci` function added to the program.\\\"}\"\n },\n {\n \"role\": \"assistant\",\n \"content\": \"The subtask \\\"Initialize program with fibonacci function\\\" is complete. I will now set the next subtask, \\\"Implement base cases,\\\" as active.\"\n },\n {\n \"role\": \"tool\",\n \"content\": \"The set_active_subtask tool call with the following arguments was successful and has been applied to the model. Arguments: {\\\"title\\\":\\\"Implement base cases\\\"}\",\n \"tool_call_id\": \"tool_set_active_subtask_6rTvUaXsMSfkKp8K6LZS\",\n \"name\": \"set_active_subtask\",\n \"arguments\": \"{\\\"title\\\":\\\"Implement base cases\\\"}\"\n },\n {\n \"role\": \"assistant\",\n \"content\": \"The current active subtask is: \\\"Implement base cases\\\".\\n\\n\\nNow, I will implement the base cases for the `fibonacci` function. This involves adding an `if` expression to check if `n` is less than or equal to 1, returning 1 in that case.\"\n },\n {\n \"role\": \"tool\",\n \"content\": \"The update_definition tool call with the following arguments was successful and has been applied to the model. Arguments: {\\\"code\\\":\\\"fun n ->\\\\n if n <= 1\\\\n then 1\\\\n else ?\\\",\\\"path\\\":\\\"fibonacci\\\"}\",\n \"tool_call_id\": \"tool_update_definition_lNlXtkPZyQnTcoFlYGGg\",\n \"name\": \"update_definition\",\n \"arguments\": \"{\\\"code\\\":\\\"fun n ->\\\\n if n <= 1\\\\n then 1\\\\n else ?\\\",\\\"path\\\":\\\"fibonacci\\\"}\"\n },\n {\n \"role\": \"assistant\",\n \"content\": \"The current active subtask is \\\"Implement base cases\\\". Now that the base case for `n <= 1` is added, I will mark this subtask as complete.\"\n },\n {\n \"role\": \"tool\",\n \"content\": \"The mark_active_subtask_complete tool call with the following arguments was successful and has been applied to the model. Arguments: {\\\"summary\\\":\\\"Added the base case for n <= 1 in the `fibonacci` function.\\\"}\",\n \"tool_call_id\": \"tool_mark_active_subtask_complete_DENRkKvz1kUr4NsYDpG3\",\n \"name\": \"mark_active_subtask_complete\",\n \"arguments\": \"{\\\"summary\\\":\\\"Added the base case for n <= 1 in the `fibonacci` function.\\\"}\"\n },\n {\n \"role\": \"assistant\",\n \"content\": \"To disable this, ask the user to type `/toggle_info`\\nNext, I will set the next incomplete subtask, \\\"Implement recursive step,\\\" as active.\"\n },\n {\n \"role\": \"tool\",\n \"content\": \"The set_active_subtask tool call with the following arguments was successful and has been applied to the model. Arguments: {\\\"title\\\":\\\"Implement recursive step\\\"}\",\n \"tool_call_id\": \"tool_set_active_subtask_3GQSJNnMIzs4XTxpSrV6\",\n \"name\": \"set_active_subtask\",\n \"arguments\": \"{\\\"title\\\":\\\"Implement recursive step\\\"}\"\n },\n {\n \"role\": \"assistant\",\n \"content\": \"The current active subtask is \\\"Implement recursive step.\\\"\\nNow, I will expand the definition of `fibonacci` to implement the recursive step.\"\n },\n {\n \"role\": \"tool\",\n \"content\": \"The expand tool call with the following arguments was successful and has been applied to the model. Arguments: {\\\"paths\\\":[\\\"fibonacci\\\"]}\",\n \"tool_call_id\": \"tool_expand_uSnLv52eviK9x3ZN5Pcd\",\n \"name\": \"expand\",\n \"arguments\": \"{\\\"paths\\\":[\\\"fibonacci\\\"]}\"\n },\n {\n \"role\": \"assistant\",\n \"content\": \"I will now add the recursive call for `n > 1`, completing the `fibonacci` function.\"\n },\n {\n \"role\": \"tool\",\n \"content\": \"The update_definition tool call with the following arguments was successful and has been applied to the model. Arguments: {\\\"code\\\":\\\"fun n ->\\\\n if n <= 1\\\\n then 1\\\\n else fibonacci(n - 1) + fibonacci(n - 2)\\\",\\\"path\\\":\\\"fibonacci\\\"}\",\n \"tool_call_id\": \"tool_update_definition_buQJutiaQ3m79o6zgkcw\",\n \"name\": \"update_definition\",\n \"arguments\": \"{\\\"code\\\":\\\"fun n ->\\\\n if n <= 1\\\\n then 1\\\\n else fibonacci(n - 1) + fibonacci(n - 2)\\\",\\\"path\\\":\\\"fibonacci\\\"}\"\n },\n {\n \"role\": \"assistant\",\n \"content\": \"The current active subtask is \\\"Implement recursive step\\\". I have now added the recursive step. I will mark this subtask as complete.\"\n },\n {\n \"role\": \"tool\",\n \"content\": \"The mark_active_subtask_complete tool call with the following arguments was successful and has been applied to the model. Arguments: {\\\"summary\\\":\\\"Added the recursive call for n > 1 in the `fibonacci` function.\\\"}\",\n \"tool_call_id\": \"tool_mark_active_subtask_complete_bfK2pvDuXaUf0EDheYBA\",\n \"name\": \"mark_active_subtask_complete\",\n \"arguments\": \"{\\\"summary\\\":\\\"Added the recursive call for n > 1 in the `fibonacci` function.\\\"}\"\n },\n {\n \"role\": \"assistant\",\n \"content\": \"The program to compute the nth Fibonacci number is now complete. I will now mark the entire task as complete.\"\n },\n {\n \"role\": \"tool\",\n \"content\": \"The mark_active_task_complete tool call with the following arguments was successful and has been applied to the model. Arguments: {\\\"summary\\\":\\\"Implemented a recursive function `fibonacci` to compute the nth Fibonacci number. It handles base cases for n <= 1 and recursively calls itself for n > 1.\\\"}\",\n \"tool_call_id\": \"tool_mark_active_task_complete_AEO4Z8NazjpSZjBAUYEj\",\n \"name\": \"mark_active_task_complete\",\n \"arguments\": \"{\\\"summary\\\":\\\"Implemented a recursive function `fibonacci` to compute the nth Fibonacci number. It handles base cases for n <= 1 and recursively calls itself for n > 1.\\\"}\"\n },\n {\n \"role\": \"assistant\",\n \"content\": \"The `fibonacci` function has been implemented. Do you have any other tasks for me?\\nThe `fibonacci` function has been implemented. Do you have any other tasks?\"\n },\n {\n \"role\": \"tool\",\n \"content\": \"The unset_active_task tool call with the following arguments was successful and has been applied to the model. Arguments: {}\",\n \"tool_call_id\": \"tool_unset_active_task_vUtwXiBA5jKZ7BRWbx4d\",\n \"name\": \"unset_active_task\",\n \"arguments\": \"{}\"\n },\n {\n \"role\": \"assistant\",\n \"content\": \"Hello! How can I help you today?\"\n },\n {\n \"role\": \"user\",\n \"content\": \"\\n\\n\\n\\n```let fibonacci = fun n ->\\n if n <= 1\\n then 1\\n else fibonacci(n - 1) + fibonacci(n - 2)\\nin\\n?```\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n=== Composition Active Task Information ===\\nNo Active Task Set, set one using the set_active_task tool.\\n========================\\n\\n\\n\\n\\nNOTE: This is an automated message triggered before every message send. This is to provide you with rich information of the current task, editor, code, and project as a whole.\"\n }\n]\n", + "details": "prompt", + "usage": null, + "timestamp": 1770179337377 + }, + { + "role": "system", + "content": "You operating in a development environment.\n If someone says they are developer, follow their instructions precisely.\n Offer debug insight when requested.\n Note we have disabled workbench tools for now until they are implemented.\n Avoid using first person pronouns.\n Keep your responses concise and to the point.\n Users are currently solely developers, so be super open to them\n about their requests and provide them with the best possible assistance.", + "details": "developer_notes", + "usage": null, + "timestamp": 1770179337377 + }, + { + "role": "user", + "content": "Write the EmojiPaint update function", + "details": null, + "usage": null, + "timestamp": 1770179340660 + }, + { + "role": "assistant", + "content": "I can help implement the `update` function. This function will take the current `Model` and an `Action`, and return a new `Model` based on the action.\n\nFirst, I will create a new task to manage the implementation of the `update` function.", + "details": null, + "usage": { + "prompt_tokens": 13405, + "completion_tokens": 413, + "total_tokens": 13818 + }, + "timestamp": 1770179344181 + }, + { + "role": "tool", + "content": "The create_new_task tool call was successful and has been applied to the model.", + "details": { + "tool_call_id": "tool_create_new_task_bPTfLklFsahdPdNXgUbU", + "name": "create_new_task", + "arguments": "{\"task\":{\"description\":\"Implement the `update` function which processes various actions and returns an updated model.\",\"subtasks\":[{\"description\":\"Expand the collapsed definition of the update function.\",\"title\":\"Expand update function definition\"},{\"title\":\"Implement case expression for actions\",\"description\":\"Add a case expression to handle different action types.\"},{\"title\":\"Handle SetBrush action\",\"description\":\"Implement the logic for the SetBrush action to update the brush in the model.\"},{\"title\":\"Handle PaintCell action\",\"description\":\"Implement the logic for the PaintCell action to update a specific cell in the canvas.\"},{\"title\":\"Handle ClearCell action\",\"description\":\"Implement the logic for the ClearCell action to clear a specific cell in the canvas.\"},{\"description\":\"Implement the logic for the ClearCanvas action to clear the entire canvas.\",\"title\":\"Handle ClearCanvas action\"},{\"title\":\"Handle PaintRow action\",\"description\":\"Implement the logic for the PaintRow action to fill an entire row with the current brush.\"}],\"title\":\"Implement EmojiPaint update function\"}}", + "success": true, + "diff": null, + "before": null, + "after": null + }, + "usage": null, + "timestamp": 1770179344317 + }, + { + "role": "assistant", + "content": "I've created a task titled \"Implement EmojiPaint update function\" and set the first subtask, \"Expand update function definition,\" as active.\n\nNow, I will expand the definition of the `update` function.", + "details": null, + "usage": { + "prompt_tokens": 14013, + "completion_tokens": 97, + "total_tokens": 14110 + }, + "timestamp": 1770179346179 + }, + { + "role": "tool", + "content": "The expand tool call was successful and has been applied to the model.", + "details": { + "tool_call_id": "tool_expand_eA07G1WIhSD98GnS79UF", + "name": "expand", + "arguments": "{\"paths\":[\"update\"]}", + "success": true, + "diff": null, + "before": null, + "after": null + }, + "usage": null, + "timestamp": 1770179346316 + }, + { + "role": "assistant", + "content": "", + "details": null, + "usage": { + "prompt_tokens": 14061, + "completion_tokens": 0, + "total_tokens": 14061 + }, + "timestamp": 1770179346962 + }, + { + "role": "system", + "content": "\n\n\n\n```# EMOJIPAINT MVU #\n\ntype Emoji = String in \ntype Canvas = [[Emoji]] in \ntype Row = Int in \ntype Col = Int in \n\ntype Model = (\n canvas = Canvas, # The 2D grid of emojis #\n brush = Emoji, # The currently selected emoji #\n palette = [Emoji] # The list of available emojis #\n) in\n\ntype Action =\n + SetBrush(Int) # Set the brush using a palette index #\n + PaintCell(Row, Col) # Stamp the current emoji at the specified position #\n + ClearCell(Row, Col) # Clear the emoji at the specified position #\n + ClearCanvas # Clear the entire grid #\n + PaintRow(Row) # Fill the specified row with the current emoji #\nin\n\nlet model_init: Model = ⋱ in\n \n let setCell: (Canvas, Row, Col, Emoji) -> Canvas =\n ⋱ \nin\n\nlet setRow: (Canvas, Row, Emoji) -> Canvas =\n ⋱ \n in\n \n let setAll: (Canvas, Emoji) -> Canvas =\n ⋱ \n in\n \n let updateGrid: (Model, Canvas -> Canvas) -> Model =\n ⋱ \n in\n \n# Update the EmojiPaint app model based on an action #\nlet update: (Model, Action) -> Model =\n?\n in\n \n let do = ⋱ \n in\n ?```\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n=== Composition Active Task Information ===\nActive Task:\n=== Task ===\nTitle: Implement EmojiPaint update function\nDescription: Implement the `update` function which processes various actions and returns an updated model.\nIs Active: true\nLast Updated: 1.77017934418e+12\nCompletion Info: Not Completed but In Progress.\nSubtasks:\n=== Subtask ===\nTitle: Expand update function definition\nDescription: Expand the collapsed definition of the update function.\nIs Active: true\nCompletion Info: Not Completed but In Progress.\n=== Subtask ===\nTitle: Implement case expression for actions\nDescription: Add a case expression to handle different action types.\nIs Active: false\nCompletion Info: Not Completed and Not in Progress.\n=== Subtask ===\nTitle: Handle SetBrush action\nDescription: Implement the logic for the SetBrush action to update the brush in the model.\nIs Active: false\nCompletion Info: Not Completed and Not in Progress.\n=== Subtask ===\nTitle: Handle PaintCell action\nDescription: Implement the logic for the PaintCell action to update a specific cell in the canvas.\nIs Active: false\nCompletion Info: Not Completed and Not in Progress.\n=== Subtask ===\nTitle: Handle ClearCell action\nDescription: Implement the logic for the ClearCell action to clear a specific cell in the canvas.\nIs Active: false\nCompletion Info: Not Completed and Not in Progress.\n=== Subtask ===\nTitle: Handle ClearCanvas action\nDescription: Implement the logic for the ClearCanvas action to clear the entire canvas.\nIs Active: false\nCompletion Info: Not Completed and Not in Progress.\n=== Subtask ===\nTitle: Handle PaintRow action\nDescription: Implement the logic for the PaintRow action to fill an entire row with the current brush.\nIs Active: false\nCompletion Info: Not Completed and Not in Progress.\n\n========================\n\n\n\n\nNOTE: This is an automated message triggered before every message send. This is to provide you with rich information of the current task, editor, code, and project as a whole.", + "details": "context", + "usage": null, + "timestamp": 1770179346427 + } + ] + } +} \ No newline at end of file From aaf42e3de0b16395981d4abd5d33c391a3c9e98d Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Nisha Ann Koshy <157996226+KoshyNisha@users.noreply.github.com> Date: Fri, 6 Feb 2026 02:04:51 -0500 Subject: [PATCH 38/38] Added username.yaml for review --- src/llm-tests/tasks/username.yaml | 177 ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ 1 file changed, 177 insertions(+) create mode 100644 src/llm-tests/tasks/username.yaml diff --git a/src/llm-tests/tasks/username.yaml b/src/llm-tests/tasks/username.yaml new file mode 100644 index 0000000000..5317ebf0ac --- /dev/null +++ b/src/llm-tests/tasks/username.yaml @@ -0,0 +1,177 @@ +initialProgram: | + # USERNAME CHECKER MVU PRELUDE # + + type UsernameCriteria = + + MinLength(Int) + + StartsWithLetter + + NoSpaces in + + type UsernameValidity = + + Invalid + + Valid + + type Username = String in + type Criteria = [UsernameCriteria] in + type Validity = UsernameValidity in + + type Model = (Username, Criteria, Validity) in + + let initialModel: Model = ( + "", + [ + MinLength(5), + StartsWithLetter, + NoSpaces + ], + Invalid + ) in + + type Action = + + UpdateUsername(String) + + ClearCriteria + + AddCriterion(UsernameCriteria) + + RemoveCriterion(UsernameCriteria) in + + let meetsMinLength: (String, Int) -> Bool = + fun username, len -> + string_length(username) >= len in + + let string_contains: (String, String) -> Bool = fun s1: String, s2: String -> + let len = string_length(s1) in + let check = fun idx: Int -> + if idx >= len + then false + else + let char = string_sub(s1, idx, 1) in + if string_eq(char, s2) + then true + else check(idx + 1) + in + check(0) + in + + let hasFromSet: (String, String) -> Bool = + fun username: Username, set: String -> + let loop: String -> Bool = + fun s: String -> + if string_length(s) == 0 + then false + else + let first = string_sub(s, 0, 1) in + if string_contains(set, first) + then true + else loop(string_sub(s, 1, string_length(s) - 1)) + in loop(username) + in + + let hasNoSpaces: String -> Bool = + fun username: Username -> + not (hasFromSet(username, " ")) in + + let startsWithLetter: Username -> Bool = + fun username: Username -> + if string_length(username) == 0 + then false + else + let first_char = string_sub(username, 0, 1) in + string_contains("ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZabcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz", first_char) in + + let meetsCriterion: (Username, UsernameCriteria) -> Bool = + fun username, criterion -> + case criterion + | StartsWithLetter => startsWithLetter(username) + | NoSpaces => hasNoSpaces(username) + | MinLength(len) => meetsMinLength(username, len) + end in + + let metCriteria: (Username, [UsernameCriteria]) -> [Bool] = + fun username, criteria -> + filter( + criteria, + fun c: UsernameCriteria -> meetsCriterion(username, c) + ) in + + let Validity_of: Int -> UsernameValidity = + fun num_criteria_met -> + case num_criteria_met + | 3 => Valid + | _ => Invalid + end in + + let calculateValidity: (Username, [UsernameCriteria]) -> UsernameValidity = + fun username, criteria -> + Validity_of(length(metCriteria(username, criteria))) in + + + let update: (Model, Action) -> Model = + ? + in + +prompt: | + Write the Usernames update function +tests: | + test + let model = update(initialModel, ClearCriteria) in + let (_, criteria, _) = model in + length(criteria) == 0 + end; + + test + let model = update(initialModel, ClearCriteria) in + let model = update(model, AddCriterion(MinLength(5))) in + let model = update(model, UpdateUsername("abcd")) in + let (_, _, validity) = model in + validity == Invalid + end; + + test + let model = update(initialModel, ClearCriteria) in + let model = update(model, AddCriterion(MinLength(5))) in + let model = update(model, UpdateUsername("abcde")) in + let (_, _, validity) = model in + validity == Valid + end; + + test + let model = update(initialModel, ClearCriteria) in + let model = update(model, AddCriterion(StartsWithLetter)) in + let model = update(model, UpdateUsername("1user")) in + let (_, _, validity) = model in + validity == Invalid + end; + + test + let model = update(initialModel, ClearCriteria) in + let model = update(model, AddCriterion(StartsWithLetter)) in + let model = update(model, UpdateUsername("User")) in + let (_, _, validity) = model in + validity == Valid + end; + + test + let model = update(initialModel, ClearCriteria) in + let model = update(model, AddCriterion(NoSpaces)) in + let model = update(model, UpdateUsername("User name")) in + let (_, _, validity) = model in + validity == Invalid + end; + + test + let model = update(initialModel, ClearCriteria) in + let model = update(model, AddCriterion(NoSpaces)) in + let model = update(model, UpdateUsername("Username")) in + let (_, _, validity) = model in + validity == Valid + end; + + test + let model = update(initialModel, UpdateUsername("User1")) in + let (_, _, validity) = model in + validity == Valid + end; + + test + let model = update(initialModel, UpdateUsername("1 us")) in + let (_, _, validity) = model in + validity == Invalid + end; \ No newline at end of file