Replace ListEntities with query-only QuerySoup (experiment) - #6199
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Introduce crates/soup_query_tool: the model writes GraphQL against a read-only schema (EmptyMutation / EmptySubscription, ReadQuery gate). Filters materialize through graphql_soup_filter_input; ListEntities policy lives in compose_filters (preset AND, self-chat NOT, taskFilter). Co-authored-by: teo <synoet@users.noreply.github.com>
Register the query-only tool, delete the compact REST listing API, and point prompts, skills, and sibling-tool copy at named GraphQL filters. Co-authored-by: teo <synoet@users.noreply.github.com>
Replace the ListEntities tool card with a handler that walks soup pages and aliases, regenerate frontend schemas, and publish the MCP tool page. Co-authored-by: teo <synoet@users.noreply.github.com>
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WalkthroughAdds the Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to QuerySoup still has validation and integration defects that can permit over-broad queries, generate invalid tool calls, and produce unusable result rows. The failing conventions check also needs resolution before merge. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 3 | ❌ 1❌ Failed checks (1 warning)
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Prove the matching surface: ReadQuery → SCHEMA.execute → SoupQueryPage JSON. Co-authored-by: teo <synoet@users.noreply.github.com>
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Fragment spreads skip id checks
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items_missing_id and field_selected treat every FragmentSpread as a non-match and never walk fragment bodies. Valid items { ...Frag } documents that select id in the fragment are rejected, while a fragment wrapped around soup can omit id and still pass.
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CI now forbids ListEntities on registered tools, prompts, and system skills, rejects compact REST keys with GraphQL names, and asserts the query-only SDL has no write roots, cursors, CRM, or reminders. Co-authored-by: teo <synoet@users.noreply.github.com>
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Wrong compact-key GraphQL mappings
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COMPACT_KEYS maps compact AST et to entityTypes and so to sortMethod. Those keys are the property-filter fields entityType and selectOption, not top-level soup input. Failed QuerySoup calls that reuse old propf then tell the model to write the wrong GraphQL names.
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apps/web/src/lib/core/component/AI/component/tool/QuerySoup.tsx (1)
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matchfromts-patternfor these type dispatches.Replace the dispatches in
QuerySoup.tsxat lines 25 and 55 andQuerySoupItems.tsat line 52. Use.otherwise(...)to preserve the fallback for unknown typenames.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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apps/docs/AI/mcp/tools/query-soup.mdx (1)
21-25: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | 💤 Low valueFormat the source descriptions, then regenerate the MCP tool pages. These
.mdxfiles are generated outputs. ForQuerySoup, updatecrates/soup_query_tool/description/rules.mdand the schema/example inputs assembled bycrates/soup_query_tool/src/schema/mod.rs; update the Rust schema descriptions for the other affected tools. Then runbun run generate:toolsinapps/docs.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@apps/docs/AI/mcp/tools/content-search.mdx`:
- Line 3: Update the source description for the content-search tool in the Rust
schema, replacing the activity-summary guidance with wording that says to start
with QuerySoup and use time, type, and channel filters; then regenerate the tool
documentation so both generated copies, including content-search.mdx, are
synchronized.
In `@apps/docs/concepts/properties.mdx`:
- Line 57: Update the properties documentation sentence to use second-person
language by starting with “You can read and write properties…” and keep the MCP
tool list concise while retaining the relevant tool names and purposes.
In `@apps/web/src/lib/core/component/AI/component/tool/QuerySoup.tsx`:
- Line 120: Update the QuerySoup item rendering around clickHandler so entries
without navigation metadata render an ID fallback as a non-interactive row
instead of a focusable button with the “Item” title; preserve button behavior
for navigable items, and add coverage for queries selecting only items { id }.
In `@crates/email/src/inbound/toolset/list_inboxes.rs`:
- Line 51: Update the QuerySoup guidance in
`crates/email/src/inbound/toolset/list_inboxes.rs` at lines 51-51 to describe
inbox scoping through its `query` and `variables` GraphQL input path, not a
top-level `inbox` parameter. Apply the same terminology and GraphQL
input/variable path in `crates/prompt/src/email.rs` at lines 23-23; both
locations require direct documentation changes.
In `@crates/soup_query_tool/src/read_query.rs`:
- Around line 129-139: Update count_named_fields and the id validation to
traverse and validate selections inside named FragmentSpread nodes, matching
async-graphql execution semantics; alternatively reject named fragments before
execution. Ensure aliased soup fields and items fields missing id cannot bypass
limits, and add regression tests covering both cases.
In `@crates/soup_query_tool/src/schema/mod.rs`:
- Around line 29-31: Move the compact_sdl function and its executable
schema-related implementation out of schema/mod.rs into an appropriate sibling
module, then declare that module and re-export compact_sdl from mod.rs so
existing callers remain unchanged. Keep mod.rs limited to module declarations
and re-exports.
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In `@apps/docs/AI/mcp/tools/query-soup.mdx`:
- Around line 21-25: Update the source descriptions in
crates/soup_query_tool/description/rules.md and the schema/example inputs
assembled by the schema module, plus Rust schema descriptions for other affected
tools; then regenerate the MCP tool pages with the repository’s generate:tools
workflow so the generated MDX reflects the formatted sources.
In `@apps/web/src/lib/core/component/AI/component/tool/QuerySoup.tsx`:
- Line 25: Replace the type dispatches with ts-pattern match chains and retain
each unknown-typename fallback via .otherwise(...). Update both dispatches in
apps/web/src/lib/core/component/AI/component/tool/QuerySoup.tsx at lines 25-25
and 55-55, and the dispatch in
apps/web/src/lib/core/component/AI/component/tool/QuerySoupItems.ts at line 52.
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| description: "Search items by their content: document body text; email subject/body/sender/recipient/cc/bcc and the display names on those addresses; chat messages; call transcripts. This is keyword search, not semantic search: queries only match literal words/tokens, prefixes, or exact quoted terms that appear in the indexed content. Use this for targeted keyword/content lookup, not for activity-summary questions like \"what happened today\", \"what's going on\", \"catch me up\", or \"what happened in standup today\"; those should start with ListEntities using time/type/channel filters. Whitespace-separated terms are ANDed. For documents and emails, every term must match somewhere in the document — different terms can appear in different chunks/pages or different fields. For documents and emails specifically, each single-word term is matched as a prefix (so `scri` matches `script`); for emails the prefix expansion also runs against the local-part of address fields. For chats, channels, and call transcripts the whole query is matched as a single adjacent phrase prefix — so pass 1-3 targeted keywords drawn from words that would literally appear in the content, not the user's natural-language description; long phrases will not match. Matching defaults to prefix; set matchType to 'exact' to match whole tokens/phrases with no prefix expansion (e.g. an exact word, identifier, or full email address). Wrap a multi-word phrase in double quotes to keep it together as one adjacent phrase. If the user's request combines a person with a topic, run separate searches rather than one combined query. Leave entityTypes empty by default; only filter when the user explicitly scopes to a type. Results for documents, emails, AI chats, projects, and call records include the tags visible to the user as {label, scope} pairs; to restrict a search to tagged items, pass the tag labels in the tags argument (ListTags shows which tags exist)." | ||
| description: "Search items by their content: document body text; email subject/body/sender/recipient/cc/bcc and the display names on those addresses; chat messages; call transcripts. This is keyword search, not semantic search: queries only match literal words/tokens, prefixes, or exact quoted terms that appear in the indexed content. Use this for targeted keyword/content lookup, not for activity-summary questions like \"what happened today\", \"what's going on\", \"catch me up\", or \"what happened in standup today\"; those should start with QuerySoup using time/type/channel filters. Whitespace-separated terms are ANDed. For documents and emails, every term must match somewhere in the document — different terms can appear in different chunks/pages or different fields. For documents and emails specifically, each single-word term is matched as a prefix (so `scri` matches `script`); for emails the prefix expansion also runs against the local-part of address fields. For chats, channels, and call transcripts the whole query is matched as a single adjacent phrase prefix — so pass 1-3 targeted keywords drawn from words that would literally appear in the content, not the user's natural-language description; long phrases will not match. Matching defaults to prefix; set matchType to 'exact' to match whole tokens/phrases with no prefix expansion (e.g. an exact word, identifier, or full email address). Wrap a multi-word phrase in double quotes to keep it together as one adjacent phrase. If the user's request combines a person with a topic, run separate searches rather than one combined query. Leave entityTypes empty by default; only filter when the user explicitly scopes to a type. Results for documents, emails, AI chats, projects, and call records include the tags visible to the user as {label, scope} pairs; to restrict a search to tagged items, pass the tag labels in the tags argument (ListTags shows which tags exist)." |
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Update the Rust schema description, then regenerate the docs. content-search.mdx is generated from crates/ai_tools/src/search/search_service/content.rs; direct edits will be overwritten and CI will reject stale output. Change the wording to “for these questions, you should start with QuerySoup. Use time, type, and channel filters.” Then run bun run generate:tools to update both generated copies.
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In `@apps/docs/AI/mcp/tools/content-search.mdx` at line 3, Update the source
description for the content-search tool in the Rust schema, replacing the
activity-summary guidance with wording that says to start with QuerySoup and use
time, type, and channel filters; then regenerate the tool documentation so both
generated copies, including content-search.mdx, are synchronized.
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| Agents read and write properties through the MCP entity tools: `GetEntityProperties` to read, `SetEntityProperty` to update (status, assignee, dates, custom fields), and `ListEntities` to browse. See the [tool reference](/AI/mcp/tools/index). | ||
| Agents read and write properties through the MCP entity tools: `GetEntityProperties` to read, `SetEntityProperty` to update (status, assignee, dates, custom fields), and `QuerySoup` to browse. See the [tool reference](/AI/mcp/tools/index). |
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📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Use second-person language.
Line 57 addresses “Agents” instead of the reader. Start with “You can read and write properties…” and keep the tool list concise.
As per coding guidelines, “Use active voice and second person (‘you’).”
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In `@apps/docs/concepts/properties.mdx` at line 57, Update the properties
documentation sentence to use second-person language by starting with “You can
read and write properties…” and keep the MCP tool list concise while retaining
the relevant tool names and purposes.
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Render incomplete QuerySoup items as non-interactive rows.
A valid query can select only items { id }. ReadQuery::parse requires id, but it does not require __typename, a title field, or navigation fields. collectSoupItems accepts this result. clickHandler then returns undefined, while Line 120 still creates a focusable button with the fallback title Item.
Render an ID fallback as a non-interactive row when navigation metadata is absent. Add a test for items { id }.
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In `@apps/web/src/lib/core/component/AI/component/tool/QuerySoup.tsx` at line 120,
Update the QuerySoup item rendering around clickHandler so entries without
navigation metadata render an ID fallback as a non-interactive row instead of a
focusable button with the “Item” title; preserve button behavior for navigable
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| Use this when the user references a specific or non-default mailbox (e.g. \"my work inbox\", \ | ||
| \"the shared inbox\", \"the inbox Alex shared with me\") so you can pass the exact \ | ||
| `emailAddress` to the `inbox` parameter of ListEntities, ContentSearch, or NameSearch, or to \ | ||
| `emailAddress` to the `inbox` parameter of QuerySoup, ContentSearch, or NameSearch, or to \ |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Document QuerySoup's actual input shape.
QuerySoup exposes query and variables as its tool input. It does not expose a top-level inbox field like ContentSearch and NameSearch. As written, callers can construct an invalid QuerySoup invocation. Document the exact GraphQL filter or variable path for inbox scoping in both locations.
crates/email/src/inbound/toolset/list_inboxes.rs#L51-L51: describe the GraphQL input path instead of callinginboxa direct QuerySoup parameter.crates/prompt/src/email.rs#L23-L23: use the same GraphQL input and variable terminology.
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crates/email/src/inbound/toolset/list_inboxes.rs#L51-L51(this comment)crates/prompt/src/email.rs#L23-L23
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In `@crates/email/src/inbound/toolset/list_inboxes.rs` at line 51, Update the
QuerySoup guidance in `crates/email/src/inbound/toolset/list_inboxes.rs` at
lines 51-51 to describe inbox scoping through its `query` and `variables`
GraphQL input path, not a top-level `inbox` parameter. Apply the same
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| fn count_named_fields(selections: &[Positioned<Selection>], name: &str) -> usize { | ||
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| Selection::Field(field) if field.node.name.node == name | ||
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🩺 Stability & Availability | 🟠 Major | 🏗️ Heavy lift
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In async-graphql 7.2.1, fragment spreads and named fragments are implemented in accordance with the GraphQL specification [1]. The execution and parsing logic are handled as follows: 1. Parsing: The async-graphql-parser crate represents a fragment spread using the FragmentSpread struct [2][3]. This includes the fragment_name (a Positioned name) and any associated directives [4][2][3]. 2. Execution: When the executor encounters a Selection::FragmentSpread during query resolution, it retrieves the corresponding FragmentDefinition from the query environment (ctx.query_env.fragments) using the name provided in the spread [5][6]. 3. Type Matching: The library uses logic to verify if a fragment's type condition applies to the current object type being resolved [7]. In dynamic schema implementations, this typically involves using MetaType::is_possible_type to consistently handle object, interface, and union type conditions [7]. 4. Field Collection: Once a fragment is resolved, its internal selection set is recursively processed [6]. The fields defined within the fragment are treated as part of the parent selection set, effectively "spreading" those fields into the current execution level as per the GraphQL spec [6][1]. 5. Lookahead: The lookahead functionality also supports fragments by recursively traversing FragmentSpread and InlineFragment nodes to determine which fields will be requested in the remainder of the query [6]. For developers working with dynamic schemas, async-graphql ensures that these spreads respect the type system, and recent updates have focused on ensuring that abstract type conditions (interfaces and unions) are correctly matched during runtime execution [7].
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- 1: https://spec.graphql.org/October2021/
- 2: https://docs.rs/crate/async-graphql-parser/latest/source/src/types/executable.rs
- 3: https://docs.rs/async-graphql-parser/latest/async_graphql_parser/types/struct.FragmentSpread.html
- 4: https://docs.rs/crate/async-graphql-parser/latest/source/src/parse/executable.rs
- 5: https://docs.rs/crate/async-graphql/latest/source/src/dynamic/resolve.rs
- 6: https://docs.rs/crate/async-graphql/latest/source/src/look_ahead.rs
- 7: GitHub pull request 1829 in async-graphql/async-graphql (link omitted to avoid creating a cross-reference)
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Resolve named fragment spreads before enforcing query limits.
count_named_fields and the id validation inspect only direct selections. A root FragmentSpread can hide six aliased soup fields or an items field without id from validation, while async-graphql 7.2.1 executes the fragment contents. Resolve fragment spreads during validation, or reject named fragments before execution. Add regression tests for both cases.
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In `@crates/soup_query_tool/src/read_query.rs` around lines 129 - 139, Update
count_named_fields and the id validation to traverse and validate selections
inside named FragmentSpread nodes, matching async-graphql execution semantics;
alternatively reject named fragments before execution. Ensure aliased soup
fields and items fields missing id cannot bypass limits, and add regression
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Move executable schema code out of mod.rs.
The conventions job fails on compact_sdl at these lines. Move executable definitions from crates/soup_query_tool/src/schema/mod.rs into a sibling module. Keep mod.rs limited to module declarations and re-exports.
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[error] 29-31: Rule CS-25 (rust-mod-rs-declarations-only): mod.rs should only declare submodules and re-exports. Move compact_sdl() into a separate module file.
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QuerySoup embeds description/examples.graphql via include_str!. The crane prune kept .md but dropped .graphql, so nix build of local-stack-binaries failed to compile soup_query_tool. Co-authored-by: teo <synoet@users.noreply.github.com>
…QuerySoup schema
Hexagonal: the policy that shapes what an agent may list (kind masking, CRM
and reminder exclusion, the signal preset, task sugar, tag resolution, inbox
scoping, self-chat exclusion) now lives in soup::domain::agent_listing as
`list_for_agent`. Inbox selector resolution moves into the email domain as
`Link::resolve_selector`; the inbound helper is a thin wrapper. The tool
crate is a pure adapter again and no longer needs email/inbound or
email/outbound.
Correctness: bare-email assignees become `macro|<email>` refs; emailPreset
plus taskFilter without entityTypes is rejected instead of silently
returning nothing; the `items { id }` rule follows named fragment spreads;
out-of-range limits get the 1..=500 message; `soup(input)` is optional so
the SDL no longer prints a null-filled default; TaskFilter drops its own
DateRange shape in favour of the shared date literal on documentFilter.
Token cost: the tool card carries only the shared types (Query, input,
page, entity interface, TaskFilter, date literal). Each kind's filter
literal and output type is a slice served by the new DescribeSoup tool.
Card SDL: 4.2k chars, down from 24k. Tests pin the card as a subset of the
schema, every type as covered by exactly one of card or slice, and the
tool schema as a field-by-field subset of the authoritative web schema.
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Advertise DescribeSoup next to QuerySoup, add its tool row in the web app, and regenerate the TS tool types and MCP tool pages. Co-authored-by: teo <synoet@users.noreply.github.com>
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Summary
Agents browse the unified inbox by writing a GraphQL query against a query-only Soup schema, instead of the compact REST AST on
ListEntities.QuerySouptakesquery+ optionalvariables. Writes are unrepresentable:ReadQueryonly accepts a singlequeryoperation, and the executed schema hasEmptyMutation/EmptySubscription. Filter inputs are the same trees asgraphql_soup_filter_input(viamaterialize_graphql_filter). Task status / assignees / priority usetaskFiltersugar —TASKis not a soup kind.DescribeSoupserves the schema on demand. TheQuerySoupcard carries only the shared types (Query,SoupQueryInput,SoupQueryPage,SoupEntity,TaskFilter,GraphqlDateLiteral); each kind's filter literal and output type is a slice the model fetches by topic (DOCUMENT,EMAIL_THREAD, …,PROPERTIES) when it needs it. Card SDL is 4.2k chars (was 24k); the full tool description is ~7.6k chars (was 27k). Slices are 1.3–3.6k chars each.Agent policy that lived on
ListEntitiesnow lives insoup::domain::agent_listing::list_for_agent: kind masking, CRM nil-force, reminder exclusion, tag labels, inbox scoping,emailPreset: SIGNALANDed with the model's email tree, task sugar over system properties, and self-chat asNOT chatIdsolimit/hasMorestay honest. Inbox selector resolution moved into the email domain asLink::resolve_selector. The tool crate is a pure adapter.ListEntitiesis deleted in the same wave. Legacy transcripts that still name it fail deserialize and render nothing.Commits
feat(soup): add query-only QuerySoup cratefeat(ai): replace ListEntities with QuerySoupfeat(web): render QuerySoup GraphQL listing resultstest(soup): execute QuerySoup schema through a mock listertest(ai): lock QuerySoup migration invariantsfix(nix): include GraphQL files in rust source filterrefactor(soup): move agent listing policy into the domain; slice the QuerySoup schemafeat(ai): register DescribeSoup and render it in chatReview pass (commit 7)
soup::domain::agent_listing;email/inboundandemail/outbounddropped from the tool crate and fromsoup'sai_toolsfeature.taskFilter.assignedToaccepts bare emails (promoted tomacro|<email>), as its doc already claimed.emailPreset+taskFilterwithoutentityTypesis rejected instead of silently returning nothing.items { id }rule follows named fragment spreads.limitgets the1..=500message instead of a GraphQL coercion error.soup(input)is optional, so the SDL no longer prints a null-filled default.TaskFilterdrops its ownDateRangeshape; date windows use the sharedGraphqlDateLiteralondocumentFilter.static_assets/schema.graphql, not just type kinds. A coverage test pins card ∪ slices == schema, with no slice repeating a card type.How to test
On Cursor Cloud:
Log in as Alice (
alice@seed.macro.local) or any email. In chat, ask the agent to list open tasks or signal email. Expect aRead workspace schemarow (DescribeSoup) the first time a kind's fields are needed, thenQuery workspace(QuerySoup) expanding to the selected items.Verification
cargo test -p soup_query_tool: 20 passed (execute path, optional input defaults, friendly limit errors, fragment-aware id rule, card/slice coverage, field-level subset, mutation/subscription unrepresentable).cargo test -p soup --features all --lib agent_listing: 10 passed (preset AND, kind masks, self-chat NOT, task selection, bare-email assignee, conflicting scopes, limit bounds).cargo test -p ai_tools: 22 passed, including DescribeSoup registration and a bound on the QuerySoup request schema.cargo test -p email/-p soup: green. Clippy with-Dwarningson the touched crates: clean.bun checkgreen; QuerySoup and homeRecommendations tests pass.