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* Enhance release workflow with build target input and improved job structure - Added a new input parameter `build_target` to specify the environment (production or staging) for the release process. - Made `release_type` input optional with a default value of `patch`. - Refactored job names and dependencies to reflect the new build target logic, including conditional steps for production and staging environments. - Introduced a `resolve` step to determine build outputs based on the selected environment, enhancing the workflow's flexibility and clarity. - Updated the `create-release` job to depend on the new `prepare-build` job, ensuring proper execution flow based on the build target. * feat(composio): enhance Composio integration with toolkit management and testing - Added `KNOWN_COMPOSIO_TOOLKITS` constant to facilitate access to available toolkits. - Implemented unit tests for `useComposioIntegrations` to ensure correct behavior during toolkit and connection fetching, including error handling scenarios. - Updated `Skills` page to utilize the new `KNOWN_COMPOSIO_TOOLKITS` for improved toolkit display logic. - Refactored hooks to handle connection errors gracefully and maintain toolkit visibility. - Enhanced backend integration by updating Composio client configuration to streamline toolkit management. * refactor(dispatch): remove channel delivery instructions for Telegram - Deleted the `channel_delivery_instructions` function, which provided response guidelines for Telegram messages. This change simplifies the message processing logic in the `process_channel_message` function by eliminating unnecessary instructions, enhancing clarity and maintainability. * refactor(composio): simplify Composio client configuration and remove toggles - Updated the `build_composio_client` function to remove unnecessary configuration checks, as Composio is always enabled when the user is signed in. - Revised the `resolve_client` function to clarify error handling related to user authentication. - Streamlined the `IntegrationsConfig` structure by removing toggles for Composio and related backend settings, ensuring a consistent configuration approach across integrations. - Adjusted tests to reflect the removal of integration toggles and focus on core API key usage. * refactor(composio): remove composio disabled state and improve error handling - Eliminated the `disabled` state from the `useComposioIntegrations` hook, as Composio is always enabled when the user is authenticated. - Updated error handling to surface backend connection issues directly, replacing previous checks for a disabled state. - Revised tests to reflect the new error handling logic, ensuring clarity in toolkit fetch error reporting. * refactor(integrations): update authentication handling for client configuration - Revised the `build_client` function to prioritize app-session JWT for user authentication, enhancing clarity in the fallback mechanism to `config.api_key`. - Improved error messages in `resolve_client` and `build_client` to provide clearer guidance on authentication issues related to session tokens. - Streamlined comments and documentation to reflect the updated authentication flow, ensuring consistency across integration components. * refactor(composio): unwrap CLI envelope for API responses - Introduced a new `unwrapCliEnvelope` function to handle the response format from the Rust side, allowing for easier access to the flat shapes defined in `./types`. - Updated `listToolkits`, `listConnections`, `listTools`, `authorize`, `deleteConnection`, and `execute` functions to utilize the new unwrapping logic, improving response handling consistency across the Composio API. - Enhanced error handling by ensuring that responses without logs pass through unchanged, maintaining backward compatibility. * refactor(skills_agent): update agent description and enhance Composio tool integration - Revised the `when_to_use` description in `agent.toml` to clarify the role of the Skills Agent as a service integration specialist, emphasizing its capability to execute both Composio and QuickJS skill tools. - Expanded the `prompt.md` documentation to detail available tool surfaces and typical Composio flow, improving clarity on how to interact with external services. - Implemented category overrides for Composio tools in `tools.rs` to ensure they are recognized as part of the Skill category, allowing proper access through the skills sub-agent. - Added tests to verify that Composio tools are correctly filtered and accessible by the skills sub-agent, ensuring robust integration and functionality. * style: apply formatter output from pre-push checks * refactor(tests): update Gmail and Notion integration tests for composio - Refactored tests for the Skills page to integrate Gmail and Notion as composio tools, enhancing the testing framework. - Removed mock data and streamlined the test setup to reflect the current state of available skills. - Updated assertions to verify the rendering of connected and disconnected states for Gmail and Notion integrations, respectively. - Improved clarity and maintainability of test cases by consolidating mock implementations and removing redundant code. * refactor(skills): update toolkit categorization and enhance test assertions - Modified the Skills component to assign categories dynamically based on toolkit metadata, improving organization of displayed tools. - Updated test cases to reflect the new categorization, ensuring accurate rendering of tools under their respective categories instead of a generic 'Other' group. - Enhanced assertions in tests to verify the presence of specific tools and their categories, improving test coverage and reliability. * refactor(skills): streamline item creation in Skills component - Simplified the item creation logic in the Skills component by removing unnecessary line breaks, enhancing code readability without altering functionality. - This change contributes to cleaner code structure and maintainability in the Skills page. * refactor(tests): enhance Gmail and Notion integration tests for improved clarity - Updated the integration tests for Gmail and Notion on the Skills page to utilize the `within` function for more precise querying of elements within their respective sections. - Improved test assertions to ensure that the connected and disconnected states are accurately verified, enhancing the reliability of the tests. - Streamlined the test setup to better reflect the current structure of the Skills component, contributing to overall test maintainability. * feat(skills): enhance Composio integration error handling and logging - Added error handling for Composio integrations in the Skills component, displaying a user-friendly message when integration status is stale or an error occurs. - Implemented logging in development mode to provide insights into the state of Composio toolkits and connections, aiding in debugging. - Updated the item rendering logic to reflect the error state, ensuring users can retry fetching integrations when an error is detected. - Enhanced tests to verify the display of error messages and the functionality of the retry mechanism, improving overall test coverage and reliability.