- Updated file tools to generate CommonJS code for sandbox execution, improving robustness and flexibility.
- Refactored bash-execute-tool, create-files-tool, delete-files-tool, edit-files-tool, grep-search-tool, ls-files-tool, and read-files-tool to handle command arguments as JSON, enhancing error handling and output consistency.
- Improved integration tests to validate new execution patterns and error scenarios, ensuring comprehensive coverage across all tools.
- Enhanced error messages for better clarity during execution failures.
This update streamlines the execution process and enhances the overall reliability of file tools.
- Introduced the `ls-files-script` module to handle file listing with various options (detailed, all, recursive, human-readable).
- Added integration tests for the `ls-files-script` to validate functionality across different scenarios, including handling of hidden files and non-existent paths.
- Removed the previous `ls-files-tool` integration tests to streamline the testing process and focus on the new implementation.
- Updated the `ls-files-tool` to utilize the new `ls-files-script` for execution and code generation.
- Enhanced error handling and output parsing for improved robustness.
- Introduced executeSqlDocsAgent tool for executing SQL queries specific to documentation tasks.
- Updated DocsAgentContext to include dataSourceId and improved context management.
- Refactored context initialization and workflow steps to utilize new context structure.
- Enhanced createDocsTodosStep to generate comprehensive TODO lists based on user input.
- Improved error handling and logging throughout the documentation agent workflow.
- Updated tests to reflect changes in context keys and ensure proper functionality.
- Added support for reading files in a sandbox environment using @buster/sandbox.
- Introduced new file reading tool with async operations and error handling.
- Implemented integration tests for sandbox and local execution scenarios.
- Updated package.json and pnpm-lock.yaml to include new dependencies.
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