- Introduced `TaskConfig` struct to manage task-related configurations.
- Implemented `TaskTool` for creating and managing subagents for complex tasks.
- Added `TaskSession` and `TaskRepository` for handling task sessions and persistence.
- Created `DefaultSubAgentRuntime` to execute tasks with timeout and history support.
- Enhanced `ToolContext` to include `subagent_description` for better context tracking.
- Implemented error handling for task execution and session management.
- Updated `ToolRegistryFactory` to register task tools conditionally based on configuration.
- Added prompt builders for subagent tasks to improve interaction clarity.
- Removed the `format_session_list` function and related session handling from the client module.
- Simplified command output in the client by removing session-related commands.
- Introduced `ChannelInputAdapter` for parsing channel commands like `/new` and `/save`.
- Updated WebSocket handling to process commands via the new command system.
- Removed deprecated in-chat command handling from the gateway.
- Adjusted tests to reflect changes in command serialization and session handling.
- Enhanced session cleanup and job scheduling in the configuration module.
- Add WeChatBotError enum for error handling with various error types.
- Create a Result type alias for easier error management.
- Implement ILinkClient for low-level API interactions including QR code generation, message sending, and updates retrieval.
- Define message types and structures for handling incoming messages and media content.
- Add tests for error handling and message parsing to ensure reliability.
Co-authored-by: Copilot <copilot@github.com>
- Introduced context_window_tokens in ModelConfig and LLMProviderConfig structs.
- Updated context window estimation logic in ContextCompressor to use context_window_tokens.
- Modified tests to accommodate new context_window_tokens field.
- Refactored memory maintenance logic into a new memory_maintenance.rs file for better organization.
- Ensured backward compatibility by providing default values where necessary.
Co-authored-by: Copilot <copilot@github.com>
- Adjusted formatting and indentation in various files for better clarity.
- Consolidated multi-line statements into single lines where appropriate.
- Enhanced error handling messages for better debugging.
- Added a new InboundProcessor struct to handle inbound messages more effectively.
- Updated test cases to ensure they align with the new code structure.
- Introduced llm_timeout_secs in ProviderConfig and LLMProviderConfig to specify timeout for LLM requests.
- Updated OpenAIProvider and AnthropicProvider to utilize the timeout setting when creating HTTP clients.
- Enhanced error handling for API responses to include timeout information.
- Modified SessionManager to support agent-specific provider configurations, allowing for more flexible agent management.
- Added tests to verify the correct behavior of timeout settings and agent task validation.
- Added SessionSummary struct for session metadata.
- Updated ws_handler to create and manage CLI sessions more robustly.
- Implemented session creation, loading, renaming, archiving, and deletion via WebSocket messages.
- Introduced SessionStore for persistent session storage using SQLite.
- Enhanced error handling and logging for session operations.
- Updated protocol definitions for new session-related WebSocket messages.
- Refactored tests to cover new session functionalities and ensure proper serialization.
Implement parallel tool execution in AgentLoop, following the approach
used in Nanobot (_partition_tool_batches) and Zeroclaw (parallel_tools).
Key changes:
- partition_tool_batches(): group tool calls into batches based on
concurrency_safe flag. Safe tools run in parallel via join_all;
exclusive tools (e.g. bash) run in their own sequential batch.
- execute_tools(): now uses batching instead of flat sequential loop.
- CalculatorTool: add read_only() -> true so it participates in
parallel batches (it has no side effects, so concurrency_safe = true).
4 unit tests added covering: mixed safe/exclusive, all-safe single
batch, all-exclusive separate batches, unknown tool defaults.
