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 M3gA-Mind
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232767c19a |
feat: integrate TinyHumans memory client for skill data synchronization
- Added `syncMemoryClientToken` utility to synchronize JWT token with the TinyHumans memory client after user login and Redux rehydration. - Updated `PersistGate` in `App.tsx` to call `syncMemoryClientToken` on lift. - Modified `SkillManagementPanel` to use `triggerSync` for skill management instead of stopping and starting skills. - Implemented memory commands in Tauri for initializing and querying the TinyHumans memory client. - Enhanced skill instance handling to persist sync data and clear memory on OAuth revocation. - Introduced a new memory module to manage skill data synchronization effectively. |
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M3gA-Mind
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refactor: streamline JSON formatting and enhance documentation clarity
- Consolidated JSON structure in `.mcp.json` and `.claude/mcp.json` for improved readability. - Updated `CLAUDE.md` and other documentation files to enhance formatting consistency and clarity. - Improved the organization of agent roles and initialization procedures in `AGENTS.md`, `BOOTSTRAP.md`, and `IDENTITY.md`. - Enhanced user understanding and personalization strategies in `USER.md` and `MEMORY.md`. - Refined tool generation scripts for better error handling and output formatting in `discover-tools.js` and `openClaw-formatter.js`. |
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cyrusandClaude
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feat: implement unified AI injection system with dynamic TOOLS.md generation
- Create complete modular AI configuration system following OpenClaw standards - Add dynamic TOOLS.md generation from V8 skills runtime discovery - Implement unified injection system with injectAll() for SOUL + TOOLS contexts - Update all 4 integration points to use unified injection consistently ## New Features: ### Modular AI Configuration System - loadSoul() → SoulConfig (personality, voice, behavior) - loadTools() → ToolsConfig (available tools and capabilities) - loadAIConfig() → AIConfig (unified SOUL + TOOLS configuration) - Multi-layer caching: memory → localStorage → GitHub → bundled ### Dynamic TOOLS.md Generation - yarn tools:generate command for build-time tool discovery - Spawns Tauri runtime to call runtime_all_tools() from V8 skills - Generates OpenClaw-compliant documentation with usage examples - Professional formatting with environment configs and statistics - Currently discovers 4 tools from 3 skills (telegram, notion, gmail) ### Unified Injection System - injectAll() function combines SOUL + TOOLS injection - injectSoul() and injectTools() for individual injection - Consistent [PERSONA_CONTEXT] and [TOOLS_CONTEXT] formatting - Updated all integration points: Conversations.tsx, threadSlice.ts, threadApi.ts, tauriCommands.ts ### Build System Integration - Added tools:generate script to package.json - Rust binary: src-tauri/src/bin/alphahuman-tools-discovery.rs - Cross-platform discovery scripts in scripts/tools-generator/ - Fixed Cargo.toml binary configuration and main.rs imports ### Enhanced Settings UI - AI Configuration panel shows both SOUL and TOOLS - Individual refresh buttons for each component - Combined "Refresh All AI Configuration" functionality - Source indicators and statistics display ## Technical Implementation: ### File Structure: - /ai/TOOLS.md - Auto-generated tool documentation - src/lib/ai/tools/injector.ts - Tools injection system - src/lib/ai/injector.ts - Unified injection orchestrator - src/lib/ai/loader.ts - Unified configuration loader - scripts/tools-generator/ - Build-time discovery system ### Message Format: ``` [PERSONA_CONTEXT] I am AlphaHuman: incredibly smart, funny friend... [/PERSONA_CONTEXT] [TOOLS_CONTEXT] 4 tools across 3 skills Categories: Communication (2), Productivity (1), Email (1) [/TOOLS_CONTEXT] User message: Hello! ``` ### Performance & Reliability: - Multi-layer caching with 30min TTL - Graceful degradation if injection fails - Cross-platform build support (Windows, macOS, Linux) - Full TypeScript compliance with comprehensive error handling 🤖 Generated with Claude Code(https://claude.ai/code) Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com> |
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cyrusandClaude
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d85313138f |
feat: implement SOUL.md persona injection system
- Add complete SOUL.md persona injection into user messages - Create AI Configuration panel in Settings for SOUL management - Implement multi-layer caching (memory → localStorage → GitHub → bundled) - Add SOUL injection to all message flows: - Main Conversations page (inferenceApi flow) - Settings Agent Chat (Tauri commands) - Redux sendMessage thunk - Thread API layer - Parse SOUL.md sections: personality, safety rules, behaviors, interactions - Inject persona context with [PERSONA_CONTEXT] tags - Add graceful error handling with console logging - Token-optimized context building (top 3 traits, critical safety rules) - Cross-platform compatibility (Tauri + web environments) Files added: - src/lib/ai/soul/types.ts - TypeScript interfaces - src/lib/ai/soul/loader.ts - SOUL loading with caching - src/lib/ai/soul/injector.ts - Message injection logic - src/components/settings/panels/AIPanel.tsx - Settings UI Files modified: - src/pages/Conversations.tsx - Add SOUL injection to main chat - src/store/threadSlice.ts - Add SOUL injection to Redux flow - src/services/api/threadApi.ts - Add SOUL injection to API layer - src/utils/tauriCommands.ts - Add SOUL injection to Tauri commands - src/components/settings/SettingsHome.tsx - Add AI Configuration menu - src/pages/Settings.tsx - Add AI panel routing 🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.ai/code) Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com> |
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Mega MindandGitHub
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c3718d9e4f |
Feat/final flow check (#155)
* feat: add mnemonic recovery flow and encryption key management - Introduced a new Mnemonic page for users to generate or import their recovery phrase. - Updated routing to redirect users to the Mnemonic page after onboarding. - Enhanced state management to store and retrieve AES encryption keys derived from the mnemonic. - Added utility functions for generating and validating BIP39 mnemonic phrases. - Updated selectors and reducers to handle encryption key state in the auth slice. - Included new dependencies for cryptographic operations. * feat: integrate Web3 wallet functionality and enhance state management - Added WalletInfoSection component to display connected wallet address, network, and balance. - Updated auth slice to manage primary wallet address derived from mnemonic. - Enhanced SkillManager to pass wallet address as load parameters for wallet skill. - Introduced utility function to derive EVM wallet address from mnemonic. - Updated dependencies for cryptographic operations related to wallet functionality. * fix: improve error handling and network selection in WalletInfoSection - Enhanced the parsing of network data to ensure robustness against undefined values. - Updated network selection logic to prioritize valid entries and provide a fallback. - Improved error logging for better debugging of wallet information loading issues. - Adjusted balance retrieval to handle cases where chain_id may be missing. * feat: add socket event contract for Tauri integration - Documented the socket event contract for communication between the backend and frontend in Tauri mode. - Introduced constants for `REQUEST_ENCRYPTION_KEY` and `ENCRYPTION_KEY_EVENT` to facilitate encryption key management. - Updated `setupTauriSocketListeners` to handle the encryption key request and response flow. * Refactor wallet information fetching and connection status handling - Updated `WalletInfoSection` to improve loading state management and error handling during wallet info retrieval. - Introduced a retry mechanism for fetching wallet information with a maximum of 5 attempts. - Enhanced connection status logic in `SkillsGrid` to treat missing authentication status as connected. - Added a new method in `SkillManager` to set the wallet address and notify the wallet skill accordingly. * feat: add integration token fetching and decryption functionality - Introduced `fetchIntegrationTokens` API call to retrieve encrypted OAuth tokens for integrations. - Implemented decryption logic for integration tokens using a provided key. - Enhanced deep link handling to support fetching and storing integration tokens upon successful OAuth login. - Added utility functions for hex and base64 conversions to facilitate token decryption. - Updated `authApi.ts` and `desktopDeepLinkListener.ts` to integrate new functionality. * refactor: move integration token encryption/decryption logic to a new utility file - Extracted encryption and decryption functions for integration tokens into `integrationTokensCrypto.ts`. - Removed redundant functions from `desktopDeepLinkListener.ts` to streamline the code. - Updated deep link handling to store only the encrypted tokens instead of decrypted ones. - Improved type definitions for integration tokens and their payloads. * feat: enhance Gmail skill integration and state management - Updated `SkillManager` to accept an optional access token for Gmail during OAuth completion. - Introduced `gmailSlice` to manage Gmail user profile and emails in the Redux store. - Implemented synchronization of Gmail skill state with the Redux store to keep user data updated. - Refactored `SkillProvider` to handle Gmail state changes and fetch initial state from the backend. - Adjusted deep link handling to pass decrypted access tokens for Gmail integration. - Modified API endpoint for onboarding completion to remove the Telegram prefix. * feat: implement Gmail metadata synchronization to backend - Added a new utility function `syncGmailMetadataToBackend` to emit Gmail profile and email summaries to the backend via the `integration:metadata-sync` socket event. - Updated `SkillProvider` to call the new synchronization function, ensuring Gmail skill state is sent to the backend when updated. * refactor: update Tauri socket event handling and improve Mnemonic component typing - Revised the Tauri socket event contract to clarify that encryption key handling is managed via the API instead of the socket. - Removed outdated socket event constants related to encryption key requests from `tauriSocket.ts`. - Enhanced type definitions in the `Mnemonic` component by specifying the event type for keyboard events. * fix: update Gmail provider constant and adjust metadata synchronization logic - Changed the constant for the Google provider from 'google' to 'gmail' for clarity. - Commented out the email metadata synchronization logic in `syncGmailMetadataToBackend` to prevent potential issues with undefined email states. * feat: implement Gmail metadata synchronization service - Added a new file `metadataSync.ts` to handle the synchronization of Gmail profile and email summaries to the backend via the `integration:metadata-sync` socket event. - Updated import paths in `SkillProvider` to reflect the new location of the Gmail metadata synchronization function. - Enhanced type definitions for Gmail profile and email summaries to ensure proper data structure during synchronization. * refactor: clean up code formatting and improve readability across multiple components - Standardized import statements and formatting in various files, including `WalletInfoSection`, `AgentChatPanel`, and `SkillsPanel`. - Enhanced readability by adjusting line breaks and spacing in JSX elements and function definitions. - Improved consistency in the use of arrow functions and destructuring across components. - Updated type definitions and ensured proper alignment of code for better maintainability. * feat: enhance error handling in WalletInfoSection and improve user feedback - Added error reporting functionality in `WalletInfoSection` to capture and enqueue errors when wallet info fails to load. - Updated `Mnemonic` component to handle user state more robustly, ensuring encryption key is only set if the user is loaded. - Refactored `TauriCommandsPanel` to improve string comparisons for loading states by converting to lowercase. - Adjusted deep link handling in `desktopDeepLinkListener` to use trimmed hex values for encryption key conversion. * fix: improve balance parsing and error handling in WalletInfoSection - Updated balance parsing logic in `WalletInfoSection` to ensure that non-finite values default to zero. - Enhanced error handling in `desktopDeepLinkListener` by adding error reporting for invalid encryption keys and conversion failures, improving user feedback and debugging capabilities. * Merge remote-tracking branch 'upstream/develop' into feat/final-flow-check * chore: update submodule URL for skills repository to use HTTPS * chore: update skills submodule to latest commit and enhance SkillsGrid component - Updated the skills submodule to the latest commit for improved functionality. - Refactored `SkillsGrid` to better handle skill setup logic, ensuring accurate representation of skills with setup requirements. - Cleaned up code formatting and improved readability in various components, including `SkillActionButton` and `desktopDeepLinkListener`. * feat: implement Notion metadata synchronization and user profile management - Added a new service `metadataSync.ts` to handle synchronization of Notion user metadata to the backend via the `integration:metadata-sync` socket event. - Introduced a new Redux slice `notionSlice.ts` for managing the Notion user profile state. - Updated `SkillProvider` to fetch and sync Notion user profile upon connection, ensuring seamless integration with the backend. - Enhanced the store configuration to include the new Notion reducer. * refactor: remove unnecessary console warnings in SkillProvider - Eliminated console warnings related to Notion user retrieval errors and auto-loading skills, streamlining the logging process for better clarity and reducing noise in the console output. - Improved code readability by cleaning up commented-out warning messages that were no longer needed. |
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c2ff8b693b |
feat/openclaw (#128)
* feat: add initial project structure and documentation - Introduced the GNU General Public License (GPL) v3 in LICENSE file. - Added MCP configuration in .claude/mcp.json for server integration. - Created architecture documentation in docs/ARCHITECTURE.md outlining the platform's design and components. - Defined MVP specifications in docs/MVP.md for the Telegram-based Agent Assistant. - Established API reference for team management in docs/teams-api-reference.md. - Set up basic HTML structure in public/index.html and added logo image in public/logo.png. * feat: add initial project documentation and HTML structure - Introduced CODE_OF_CONDUCT.md to establish community guidelines and standards for behavior. - Created CONTRIBUTING.md to outline contribution process, development setup, and project conventions. - Added SECURITY.md to define the security policy, supported versions, and reporting procedures for vulnerabilities. - Established basic HTML structure in index.html for the application interface. * chore: remove hello-python skill files - Deleted skill.json and skill.py files for the Hello Python example runtime skill, as they are no longer needed in the project. * feat: port tinyhuman agent runtime from ZeroClaw into Tauri backend Port daemon supervisor, health registry, security (policy, secrets, audit, pairing), agent traits, and config modules from ZeroClaw (MIT) into a new tinyhuman/ module under src-tauri/src/. The daemon auto-starts on desktop and shuts down gracefully on app exit via CancellationToken. - health: global HealthRegistry with component tracking and JSON snapshots - security/policy: SecurityPolicy with command validation, risk levels, rate limiting - security/secrets: ChaCha20-Poly1305 SecretStore with legacy XOR migration - security/audit: AuditLogger with JSON-line events and log rotation - security/pairing: PairingGuard with brute-force protection and SHA-256 hashing - security/traits: Sandbox trait + NoopSandbox - config: minimal DaemonConfig with autonomy, reliability, secrets, audit sub-configs - daemon: supervisor with health state writer emitting Tauri events - agent/traits: Provider, Tool, Memory, Observer, RuntimeAdapter traits + Noop impls - commands/tinyhuman: Tauri commands for health, security policy, encrypt/decrypt - 185 inline unit tests across all modules - README updated with custom inference/tunneling/memory positioning Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com> * feat: update README to reflect AlphaHuman Mk1 branding and enhanced description - Changed project title to "AlphaHuman Mk1" for clarity. - Revised project description to emphasize user-friendly AI capabilities and the use of the Neocortex Mk1 model. - Removed outdated sections on custom inference, tunneling, and memory, streamlining the content for better readability. * update readme * Port zeroclaw runtime into tinyhuman * Replace CLI mentions with UI language * Split gateway module into smaller units * Split channels and config schema modules * Fix tinyhuman build, tests, and tunnel integration * feat(tinyhuman): add missing modules and ui-friendly services * refactor: rename tinyhuman to alphahuman * chore: remove bottom text from Welcome component * feat(settings): add tauri command console * feat(daemon): enhance daemon mode handling and integrate rustls with ring feature * feat(settings): implement comprehensive configuration management in TauriCommandsPanel * refactor(TauriCommandsPanel): streamline error handling and enhance async function usage * feat(settings): add skill management functionality to TauriCommandsPanel * style(TauriCommandsPanel): update input styles for improved readability and user experience * feat(settings): add Skills and Agent Chat panels with navigation and integration management * feat(settings): implement browser access management in SkillsPanel and enhance AgentChatPanel with local storage functionality --------- Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com> |
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c96b617d32 |
Feat/javscript skills (#26)
* chore: add simulation function for deep link testing in development - Introduced a simulation function for deep links in the development environment to facilitate testing. - The function allows developers to simulate deep link URLs without affecting production behavior. * feat: implement QuickJS skill runtime integration - Added a new QuickJS skill runtime engine to manage skill execution within the application. - Introduced commands for skill management, including discovery, starting, stopping, and querying skill states. - Implemented a SQLite database bridge for each skill to handle data storage. - Enhanced the application structure with new modules for runtime management, skill instances, and manifest parsing. - Updated dependencies in Cargo.toml and Cargo.lock to support new features. * refactor: improve code readability and formatting in DownloadScreen and deviceDetection - Enhanced the button className formatting in DownloadScreen for better readability. - Reformatted the fetchLatestRelease and parseReleaseAssetsByArchitecture functions in deviceDetection for improved clarity and maintainability. - Utilized multiline formatting for complex conditions to enhance code structure. * feat: integrate Rust-native Socket.io client for persistent connections - Implemented a SocketManager in Rust to handle Socket.io connections, ensuring persistence across app backgrounding. - Updated SocketProvider to connect/disconnect using Rust-native methods in Tauri mode. - Enhanced Tauri event listeners for socket state changes and server events. - Refactored socket handling logic to differentiate between web and Tauri modes, improving maintainability and clarity. - Added new commands for connecting, disconnecting, and emitting events through the Rust socket. * refactor: remove Telegram login commands and related functionality - Deleted the startTelegramLogin and startTelegramLoginWithUrl functions from the Tauri commands. - Removed associated references in the Rust command module and utility file. - This cleanup simplifies the codebase by eliminating unused Telegram login features. * feat: add cron scheduling functionality for skills - Introduced a new CronScheduler to manage scheduled tasks for skills, allowing for cron expression parsing and execution. - Added a cron bridge to expose scheduling methods to skill contexts, enabling skills to register, unregister, and list cron schedules. - Updated the RuntimeEngine to initialize and manage the cron scheduler, ensuring it runs in the background. - Enhanced skill instances to support cron scheduling through a new BridgeDeps structure. - Updated dependencies in Cargo.toml and Cargo.lock to include the cron crate. * feat: add Android support and enhance dependencies - Introduced Android-specific build and run commands in package.json for Tauri. - Updated Cargo.toml to include OpenSSL for Android and adjusted reqwest for cross-platform TLS support. - Added new mobile capabilities configuration for Android and iOS. - Implemented a foreground service in the Android app to maintain the Rust backend process. - Added various Android resources including layouts, icons, and notification handling. - Updated Cargo.lock with new dependencies for improved functionality. * chore: update .gitignore and AndroidManifest.xml for deep link support - Added .kotlin and .cargo to .gitignore to exclude Kotlin and Cargo build artifacts. - Updated AndroidManifest.xml with comments for the deep link plugin, clarifying its auto-generated nature. * feat: enhance store configuration for development testing - Added functionality to auto-inject a JWT token from environment variables during development. - Implemented automatic onboarding for users once their profile is fetched, improving the testing experience. * feat: enhance socket connection handling and add Android logging support - Updated the Rust socket connection command to accept an optional URL parameter, allowing for dynamic backend URL configuration. - Integrated Android logging capabilities using the android_logger crate, ensuring logs are properly routed to logcat. - Improved error handling in the SocketManager to log connection errors and successful connections for better debugging. * feat: implement notification permission handling and enhance foreground service in Android - Added runtime permission request for POST_NOTIFICATIONS in MainActivity to comply with API 33+ requirements. - Updated RuntimeService to specify foreground service type for API 34+ compatibility. - Improved logging levels in the Rust backend for better debugging and monitoring of socket connections and skill discovery. * feat: integrate QuickJS skill management and service - Added QuickJS skill hooks for retrieving and managing QuickJS skills from Redux. - Implemented a QuickJS service to handle skill lifecycle, preferences, and IPC calls with the Rust backend. - Enhanced the skills state in Redux to include QuickJS skills, enabling better management and state tracking. - Updated the store configuration to persist QuickJS skills state across sessions. - Introduced new commands in the Rust backend for enabling/disabling skills and managing preferences. - Improved the SkillProvider to initialize the QuickJS service during app startup. * refactor: transition skill management to QuickJS runtime - Removed legacy skill catalog and loading logic, replacing it with QuickJS runtime integration for skill discovery and management. - Updated SkillProvider to utilize QuickJS for skill registration and lifecycle management. - Simplified skill data handling by directly invoking the Rust backend for skill operations. - Enhanced error handling and logging for skill loading processes. - Cleaned up unused interfaces and functions related to previous skill management methods. * refactor: remove unused skill commands and plugins - Deleted the skills command module and related functions to streamline the codebase. - Removed dependencies on the tauri-plugin-shell and other unused plugins from Cargo.toml and Cargo.lock. - Updated the authentication module by removing the exchange_token function and its associated structures. - Simplified the capabilities configuration by eliminating shell-related permissions. - Enhanced the runtime engine to support new JSON-RPC commands for skill data management. * feat: expose whitelisted environment values to skills - Added `platform.env(key)` function to retrieve whitelisted environment values for skills. - Implemented `get_skill_env` function to provide access to `BACKEND_URL` and `PLATFORM`. - Updated `get_backend_url` to check for `VITE_BACKEND_URL` before falling back to `BACKEND_URL`. - Enhanced the QuickJS runtime to support the new environment functionality. * feat: fix skills enable/disable flow, setup pipeline, and status derivation - Add SkillSetup struct to Rust manifest and include setup field in discovery response so the frontend knows which skills need setup - Map setup field in SkillProvider discoverSkills() - Fix SkillsGrid to use real hasSetup from manifest instead of hardcoding false - Add contextual Enable/Setup/Configure/Retry buttons in management modal - Add status indicator dots to compact skill table rows - Fix deriveConnectionStatus to return "connected" for ready skills with completed setup that don't push host state (e.g. cron-based skills) - Add select option renderer in SkillManagementPanel for non-boolean options - Add dotenvy crate to load .env file at Rust startup so env vars like VITE_BACKEND_URL are available to the runtime engine and skills Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.5 <noreply@anthropic.com> * feat: add platform support for skills and enhance manifest handling - Introduced platform filtering for skills in the SkillManifest, allowing skills to specify supported platforms. - Updated QuickJSManifest and runtime engine to handle platform checks, ensuring skills are only loaded on compatible platforms. - Added new build and watch commands for skills in package.json to streamline development. - Enhanced the Rust backend to log unsupported skills based on platform restrictions. * feat: update skills submodule with TypeScript pipeline and test harness Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.5 <noreply@anthropic.com> * feat: transition from QuickJS to V8 runtime for skill management - Replaced QuickJS with V8 (via deno_core) for improved JavaScript execution and WASM support. - Updated skill management logic to utilize the new V8 runtime, including changes to the RuntimeEngine and skill instance handling. - Enhanced manifest handling to support the new runtime and added platform compatibility checks. - Introduced new dependencies and updated Cargo.toml to reflect changes in the skill execution environment. - Refactored related modules and commands to align with the V8 integration, ensuring a seamless transition for skill operations. * refactor: clean up dead code in IdbStorage and enhance ops module - Removed unused `#[allow(dead_code)]` annotations from the IdbStorage struct and its methods to improve code clarity. - Introduced new timer and WebSocket state management structures in the ops module, laying groundwork for future enhancements. - Added timer and WebSocket operation functions, including `op_timer_start`, `op_timer_cancel`, and WebSocket connection handling, to support asynchronous operations. * feat: implement high-level TDLib service with V8 integration - Introduced a new `TdlibV8Service` to manage TDLib client instances using the V8 runtime. - Added a `MockTdClient` for development and testing, simulating TDLib responses for various queries. - Enhanced the bootstrap script to initialize and manage TDLib clients, including methods for sending queries and retrieving authentication states. - Updated the `mod.rs` file to include the new service module and improved documentation for clarity. - Refactored existing code to support the new TDLib integration, ensuring a seamless experience for skill management. * refactor: update V8 runtime integration and platform handling - Updated the V8 runtime integration to ensure it is only available on desktop platforms, with appropriate error handling for mobile. - Refactored the `SocketManager` and command implementations to conditionally include desktop-only features, enhancing clarity and maintainability. - Cleaned up the `Cargo.toml` to reflect the changes in V8 runtime availability and added relevant documentation. - Removed dead code related to mobile platform handling in the TDLib integration, ensuring a streamlined codebase. * chore: update skills submodule to latest commit - Updated the skills submodule to the latest commit (19a18e8), ensuring alignment with recent changes and improvements in the codebase. * refactor: transition from QuickJS to V8 runtime for skill management - Updated the skills submodule to the latest commit, reflecting the transition from QuickJS to V8 for improved JavaScript execution. - Refactored skill management logic to utilize the V8 runtime, including changes to the RuntimeEngine and skill instance handling. - Enhanced manifest handling to support the new runtime and updated platform compatibility checks. - Removed dead code related to QuickJS, ensuring a streamlined codebase. - Updated comments and documentation to reflect the changes in runtime integration. * feat: enhance logging and update timer operations in V8 integration - Added logging for skill discovery and manifest processing in the V8 runtime, improving traceability during skill management. - Updated timer operation functions to use new prefixed names (`op_ah_timer_start` and `op_ah_timer_cancel`) to avoid conflicts with deno_core built-ins. - Implemented a mechanism to load .env files from various locations, ensuring environment variables are available for configuration. - Enhanced the `get_backend_url` function to include debug logging for better visibility of the backend URL resolution process. * chore: update skills submodule to latest commit and enhance logging - Updated the skills submodule to the latest commit (54c40a1), ensuring alignment with recent changes. - Added console logging for skill manifests during discovery in the SkillsGrid component to improve debugging and traceability. * refactor: clean up and format code in DownloadScreen and SkillsGrid components - Improved code readability by formatting multi-line statements in the DownloadScreen and SkillsGrid components. - Removed unnecessary type imports in DownloadScreen for clarity. - Enhanced the structure of the SkillsGrid component by adjusting the layout of JSX elements for better maintainability. - Updated socketService to ensure consistent import order and improved logging in TauriSocket utility functions. * chore: update development script in package.json - Replaced the existing setup-python-sidecar script with a new dev:app script to streamline the development process for Tauri applications, enabling better debugging with RUST_BACKTRACE and RUST_LOG settings. * refactor: update load method to accept additional parameters - Modified the load method in SkillRuntime to accept an optional additionalParams argument, enhancing flexibility for skill loading. - Ensured compatibility by using a fallback to an empty object when additionalParams is not provided. * refactor: improve JSX structure in SkillsGrid component - Enhanced the formatting of the connection status indicator in the SkillsGrid component for better readability. - Adjusted the indentation and spacing to maintain consistent code style and improve maintainability. --------- Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 4.5 <noreply@anthropic.com> |
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Steven EnamakelandGitHub
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fix: add ESLint and Prettier configuration (#15)
* ran prettier * Refactor ESLint configuration to use ES module syntax and enhance TypeScript support - Converted CommonJS `require` statements to ES module `import` syntax for better compatibility with modern JavaScript. - Added new paths to ignore in ESLint configuration to exclude additional directories. - Updated TypeScript file patterns to be more specific, improving linting accuracy. - Adjusted React hooks rules to allow certain patterns, enhancing flexibility in component design. These changes improve the maintainability and clarity of the ESLint configuration, aligning it with current best practices. * Refactor ESLint configuration to use ES module syntax and enhance TypeScript support - Converted CommonJS `require` statements to ES module `import` syntax for better compatibility with modern JavaScript. - Added new paths to ignore in ESLint configuration to exclude additional directories. - Updated TypeScript file patterns to be more specific, improving linting accuracy. - Introduced new React hooks rules and adjusted existing rules for better adherence to best practices. - Made minor adjustments to import statements across various files for consistency and clarity. These changes improve the overall linting setup and ensure better code quality across the project. * Refactor import statements across multiple files for consistency - Updated import statements to use TypeScript's `type` syntax for type imports, enhancing clarity and consistency across the codebase. - Consolidated imports from the same module into single statements, improving readability and maintainability. These changes streamline the code structure and align with best practices for TypeScript imports. * Refactor import statements in memory manager for improved clarity - Updated import statements to consolidate type imports and enhance readability. - Removed redundant imports, streamlining the code structure in the memory manager file. These changes align with best practices for TypeScript imports and improve maintainability. * Add Husky for pre-commit and pre-push hooks - Introduced Husky to manage Git hooks, enhancing the development workflow. - Added pre-commit and pre-push scripts to enforce code formatting and linting checks before commits and pushes. - Updated package.json to include Husky as a dependency and added a prepare script for setup. These changes improve code quality and ensure adherence to formatting and linting standards during the development process. * Refactor import statements for improved clarity and consistency - Updated import statements across multiple files to consolidate type imports and enhance readability. - Adjusted the order of imports for better organization and alignment with best practices in TypeScript. These changes streamline the code structure and improve maintainability throughout the project. * ran formatter * Refactor import statements and improve code formatting across multiple files - Consolidated and reordered import statements for better clarity and consistency in `SkillsGrid.tsx`, `SkillProvider.tsx`, and `index.ts`. - Enhanced readability by adjusting formatting and removing redundant lines. - These changes align with best practices for TypeScript imports and improve overall maintainability of the codebase. * Refactor and optimize code in multiple components - Removed redundant properties from the `STATUS_DISPLAY` object in `SkillsGrid.tsx` to streamline status handling. - Consolidated import statements in `SettingsModal.tsx` for improved organization. - Simplified state management and error handling in `BillingPanel.tsx`, enhancing performance and readability. - Added `REHYDRATE` import to `index.ts` for better state persistence management. These changes improve code clarity, maintainability, and align with best practices in TypeScript development. * Consolidate import statements in SettingsModal.tsx for improved organization * Add Prettier and ESLint checks to typecheck workflow - Integrated a Prettier formatting check to ensure code style consistency. - Added an ESLint step to enforce code quality and catch potential issues. - These enhancements improve the development workflow by automating formatting and linting checks during the typecheck process. * Add activeSkillDescription state to ConnectionsPanel and ConnectStep - Introduced activeSkillDescription state in both ConnectionsPanel and ConnectStep components to store and manage skill descriptions. - Updated the SkillSetupModal to accept skillDescription as a prop, enhancing the modal's functionality and data handling. These changes improve the user experience by providing more detailed information about skills during the connection setup process. * Enhance pre-push hook to include TypeScript compile check - Added a TypeScript compile check to the pre-push script, ensuring that code compiles successfully before pushing. - Updated error handling to include compile errors alongside formatting and linting issues, providing clearer feedback to developers. These changes improve the reliability of the codebase by preventing non-compiling code from being pushed. * Update GitHub workflows for pull request handling and publishing logic - Modified the package-and-publish workflow to support pull request events, ensuring proper handling of branches. - Adjusted the SHOULD_PUBLISH environment variable to differentiate between pull requests and main branch events. - Updated the pr-protection workflow to focus solely on the main branch, removing references to the master branch. These changes enhance the CI/CD process by refining branch handling and improving clarity in workflow conditions. |
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M3gA-Mind
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Add Telegram login documentation and enhance desktop integration
- Introduced a new documentation file detailing the Telegram login flow for the desktop client, including system-browser authentication and deep link handling. - Updated the TelegramLoginButton component to initiate the login process using the backend URL for Tauri desktop applications. - Enhanced deep link listener to validate incoming URLs and manage session tokens more effectively. - Refactored utility functions to streamline Tauri environment checks and improve code clarity. This update improves the onboarding experience for desktop users and provides comprehensive guidance on implementing Telegram login functionality. |
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Add comprehensive documentation for application architecture, state management, services layer, MCP system, pages and routing, components, and providers
- Introduced detailed architecture overview outlining system components and entry points. - Documented state management using Redux Toolkit and Redux-Persist, including store configuration and slice structures. - Described services layer architecture, detailing API client, socket service, and MTProto service functionalities. - Explained the Model Context Protocol (MCP) system, including tool categories and implementation examples. - Outlined routing structure and page components, emphasizing protected and public routes. - Organized reusable components by feature, detailing their structure and usage. - Provided insights into provider management for service lifecycle and shared state. This documentation enhances understanding of the application's structure and improves onboarding for new developers, ensuring clarity in the system's design and functionality. |