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6 changes: 5 additions & 1 deletion .env.example
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MEMGRAPH_PASSWORD=dummy-password

# Add other environment variables for authentication as needed
API_KEY=test_12345
API_KEY=test_12345

# MCP Server Tokens
MCP_GITHUB_TOKEN=github_token
MCP_ATLASSIAN_TOKEN=atlassian_token
57 changes: 57 additions & 0 deletions build.js
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const esbuild = require('esbuild');
const path = require('path');

const buildOptions = {
entryPoints: ['src/ui/main.ts'],
bundle: true,
outfile: 'src/ui/dist/bundle.js',
format: 'iife',
target: 'es2020',
minify: process.env.NODE_ENV === 'production',
sourcemap: process.env.NODE_ENV !== 'production',
globalName: 'ChatApp',
define: {
'process.env.NODE_ENV': JSON.stringify(process.env.NODE_ENV || 'development')
},
loader: {
'.ts': 'ts',
},
tsconfig: 'tsconfig.json'
};

// Build function
async function build() {
try {
await esbuild.build(buildOptions);
console.log('✅ Build completed successfully');
} catch (error) {
console.error('❌ Build failed:', error);
process.exit(1);
}
}

// Watch function
async function watch() {
try {
const ctx = await esbuild.context(buildOptions);
await ctx.watch();
console.log('👀 Watching for changes...');
} catch (error) {
console.error('❌ Watch failed:', error);
process.exit(1);
}
}

// Export for programmatic use
module.exports = { build, watch, buildOptions };

// CLI usage
if (require.main === module) {
const command = process.argv[2];

if (command === 'watch') {
watch();
} else {
build();
}
}
2 changes: 2 additions & 0 deletions config/mcp.template.json
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"<Arguments to pass to the server>"
],
"env": {
// Environment variable values preceeded by a dollar sign ($) will be replaced with the value from the .env file.
// For example, "$MCP_GITHUB_TOKEN" will be replaced with the value of MCP_GITHUB_TOKEN from the .env file.
"<Environment Variable Name>": "<Environment Variable Value>"
}
}
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290 changes: 290 additions & 0 deletions docs/ideas/agent-behavior.md
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# Agent Behavior Optimization Strategy

This document outlines a comprehensive strategy for enhancing agent behavior through architectural improvements, evaluation of proposed ideas, and introduction of new high-impact optimization techniques.

## Executive Summary

Current agent architecture shows solid fundamentals with session management, dynamic tool loading, and adaptive system prompts. However, several critical areas require optimization to achieve production-ready performance and user satisfaction.

**High-Impact Recommendations:**
- Implement context-aware prompt adaptation (not just tool-based updates)
- Add agent specialization hierarchy for complex task delegation
- Introduce proactive tool orchestration and intelligent error recovery
- Deploy conversation state management with semantic memory integration

## Critical Evaluation of Proposed Ideas

### 1. Flexible System Prompts ✅ **STRONG - PRIORITIZE**

**Current State:** System prompts update only when tools change, missing contextual adaptation opportunities.

**Strengths:**
- Builds on existing `_update_system_prompt()` infrastructure
- Low implementation complexity with high user experience impact
- Addresses real limitation in current architecture

**Enhanced Implementation Strategy:**
```python
class ContextAwarePromptManager:
def __init__(self):
self.base_prompt = self._load_base_prompt()
self.context_adapters = {
'task_type': TaskTypeAdapter(),
'user_expertise': ExpertiseAdapter(),
'conversation_stage': StageAdapter(),
'domain_focus': DomainAdapter()
}

def generate_prompt(self, context: Dict[str, Any]) -> str:
# Dynamic prompt composition based on conversation context
adapted_sections = []
for adapter_name, adapter in self.context_adapters.items():
if context.get(adapter_name):
adapted_sections.append(
adapter.adapt(self.base_prompt, context[adapter_name])
)
return self._merge_prompt_sections(adapted_sections)
```

**Implementation Priority:** Phase 1 (4-6 weeks)

### 2. Multiple Specialized Agents ⚠️ **MODERATE - REFINE APPROACH**

**Original Idea Analysis:**
- **Weakness:** Generic "multiple agents" without clear specialization strategy
- **Risk:** Communication overhead, coordination complexity, debugging difficulties

**Refined Strategy - Agent Specialization Hierarchy:**
Instead of multiple independent agents, implement specialized capabilities within a single orchestrating agent:

```python
class SpecializedCapabilityManager:
def __init__(self):
self.capabilities = {
'research': ResearchCapability(),
'analysis': AnalysisCapability(),
'coding': CodingCapability(),
'creative': CreativeCapability()
}

async def route_task(self, task: Task) -> CapabilityResult:
capability = self._select_capability(task)
return await capability.execute(task, context=self.shared_context)
```

**Benefits:**
- Single session context maintained
- Specialized processing without coordination overhead
- Clear capability boundaries with shared memory

**Implementation Priority:** Phase 2 (6-8 weeks)

### 3. Improved Tool Use 🔄 **PARTIAL - NEEDS EXPANSION**

**Current Limitation Analysis:**
- Tools are enabled/disabled but lack intelligent orchestration
- No proactive tool suggestion or error recovery
- Missing tool performance optimization and caching

**Enhanced Tool Orchestration Strategy:**

```python
class IntelligentToolOrchestrator:
def __init__(self):
self.tool_performance_tracker = ToolPerformanceTracker()
self.tool_recommender = ToolRecommendationEngine()
self.error_recovery = ToolErrorRecovery()

async def execute_with_optimization(self, task: Task) -> Result:
# Pre-execution optimization
optimal_tools = await self.tool_recommender.suggest_tools(task)

# Execution with monitoring
result = await self._execute_with_fallbacks(task, optimal_tools)

# Post-execution learning
self.tool_performance_tracker.record_usage(task, result)

return result
```

**Implementation Priority:** Phase 1 (concurrent with flexible prompts)

## New High-Impact Ideas

### 4. Conversation State Management 🆕 **HIGH IMPACT**

**Problem:** Current agent lacks semantic understanding of conversation progression and context shifts.

**Solution:** Implement conversation state tracking with semantic transitions:

```python
class ConversationStateManager:
def __init__(self):
self.states = ['exploration', 'focused_research', 'problem_solving', 'synthesis']
self.transition_detector = StateTransitionDetector()
self.memory_prioritizer = ContextualMemoryPrioritizer()

def update_state(self, new_message: str) -> ConversationState:
predicted_state = self.transition_detector.predict_transition(
current_state=self.current_state,
message=new_message,
history=self.recent_history
)

if predicted_state != self.current_state:
self._handle_state_transition(predicted_state)

return self.current_state
```

**Benefits:**
- Adaptive response strategies based on conversation flow
- Improved context retention and retrieval
- Better user experience through contextual awareness

### 5. Proactive Error Prevention 🆕 **HIGH IMPACT**

**Problem:** Current agent is reactive - only handles errors after they occur.

**Solution:** Implement predictive error prevention and graceful degradation:

```python
class ProactiveErrorManager:
def __init__(self):
self.error_predictor = ErrorPredictionModel()
self.fallback_strategies = FallbackStrategyRepository()

async def execute_with_prediction(self, action: Action) -> Result:
risk_assessment = self.error_predictor.assess_risk(action)

if risk_assessment.high_risk:
return await self._execute_with_enhanced_monitoring(action)

return await self._standard_execution(action)
```

### 6. Semantic Memory Integration 🆕 **MEDIUM-HIGH IMPACT**

**Problem:** Current RAG system lacks integration with conversation memory for personalized responses.

**Solution:** Bridge RAG knowledge base with conversational context:

```python
class SemanticMemoryBridge:
def __init__(self, rag_system, conversation_memory):
self.rag = rag_system
self.memory = conversation_memory
self.integration_engine = MemoryIntegrationEngine()

async def enhanced_retrieval(self, query: str) -> EnrichedContext:
# Combine RAG retrieval with conversation memory
rag_results = await self.rag.retrieve(query)
memory_context = await self.memory.get_relevant_context(query)

return self.integration_engine.merge_contexts(rag_results, memory_context)
```

## Implementation Roadmap

### Phase 1: Foundation (4-6 weeks)
**Priority:** Context-aware prompts + Tool orchestration
- Implement `ContextAwarePromptManager`
- Deploy `IntelligentToolOrchestrator`
- Add basic conversation state detection

**Success Metrics:**
- 40% improvement in task completion accuracy
- 60% reduction in tool selection errors
- User satisfaction score >4.2/5

### Phase 2: Intelligence (6-8 weeks)
**Priority:** Specialized capabilities + Semantic memory
- Deploy `SpecializedCapabilityManager`
- Integrate `SemanticMemoryBridge` with existing RAG
- Implement `ProactiveErrorManager`

**Success Metrics:**
- 25% reduction in multi-step task failures
- 50% improvement in context retention across sessions
- 35% decrease in error recovery time

### Phase 3: Optimization (4-6 weeks)
**Priority:** Performance tuning + Advanced features
- Fine-tune all systems based on real usage data
- Add advanced conversation state management
- Implement user behavior learning

**Success Metrics:**
- Sub-2 second response times for 90% of queries
- 80% user task completion without clarification
- Production-ready stability metrics

## Discarded Ideas & Rationale

### ❌ Generic Multi-Agent Architecture
**Why Discarded:** Adds complexity without clear benefits for single-user sessions. Coordination overhead outweighs performance gains.

**Better Alternative:** Specialized capability routing within single agent context.

### ❌ Static Prompt Templates
**Why Discarded:** Too rigid for dynamic conversations. Context-aware adaptation provides better user experience.

**Better Alternative:** Dynamic prompt composition based on conversation state.

### ❌ Tool Auto-Discovery
**Why Discarded:** Security risks and unpredictable behavior. Current explicit tool management is more reliable.

**Better Alternative:** Intelligent tool recommendation within curated tool set.

## Integration with Existing Architecture

### Minimal Disruption Strategy
- Extend current `Agent` class rather than replacing
- Leverage existing `Chat` and tool infrastructure
- Build on current session management system

### Key Integration Points
1. **System Prompt Enhancement:** Replace `_update_system_prompt()` with context-aware version
2. **Tool Management:** Extend current enable/disable with orchestration layer
3. **Memory Integration:** Connect with existing RAG components in `src/core/rag/`
4. **Session Continuity:** Build on current session management in `_agent_sessions`

## Success Measurement Framework

### Technical Metrics
- **Response Accuracy:** Task completion without user clarification
- **Context Retention:** Relevant information persistence across conversation turns
- **Error Recovery:** Successful fallback execution rate
- **Performance:** Response latency and system resource usage

### User Experience Metrics
- **Task Success Rate:** Percentage of user goals achieved
- **Conversation Flow:** Natural interaction progression
- **User Satisfaction:** Direct feedback and retention metrics
- **Learning Effectiveness:** Improvement in personalized responses over time

## Risk Mitigation

### Implementation Risks
1. **Complexity Creep:** Maintain clear component boundaries and interfaces
2. **Performance Degradation:** Implement performance monitoring from day one
3. **Backward Compatibility:** Ensure existing functionality remains stable

### Mitigation Strategies
- Incremental deployment with feature flags
- Comprehensive testing at each phase
- Performance benchmarking against current baseline
- User feedback integration throughout development

## Conclusion

This optimization strategy transforms the current reactive agent into a proactive, context-aware system while maintaining architectural stability. The phased approach ensures manageable implementation with measurable improvements at each stage.

**Key Success Factors:**
1. Focus on user experience improvements over technical complexity
2. Leverage existing architecture strengths rather than rebuilding
3. Measure and validate improvements at each implementation phase
4. Maintain production stability throughout optimization process

The recommended approach prioritizes proven high-impact changes while introducing innovative features that advance the state of AI agent capabilities.
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