feat: added memory feature #2995
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Note Other AI code review bot(s) detectedCodeRabbit has detected other AI code review bot(s) in this pull request and will avoid duplicating their findings in the review comments. This may lead to a less comprehensive review. WalkthroughAdds two memory tools (ReadMemoryTool, MemoryTool), exports them from the classes barrel, registers them in agent tool lookups and toolsets, and extends the SYSTEM_PROMPT with explicit memory read/write directives and scope/cadence guidance. Changes
Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
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participant U as User
participant Agent as Chat Agent
participant ReadMem as ReadMemoryTool
participant Mem as MemoryTool
participant FS as .onlook JSON
U->>Agent: start chat / send request
Agent->>ReadMem: read_memory(scope?, conversationId?, branchId?)
Note right of ReadMem #DFF2E1: resolve branchId, validate input
ReadMem->>FS: read memory.json & global-memory.json
FS-->>ReadMem: return items & paths
ReadMem-->>Agent: conversationItems + globalItems
Agent->>Agent: perform tasks (uses memory + context)
alt append memory
Agent->>Mem: memory(action=append, scope=..., entry..., branchId?)
Note right of Mem #FFF4D6: ensure .onlook exists, append per-scope
Mem->>FS: write append to respective JSON
FS-->>Mem: write confirmation
Mem-->>Agent: success string
else clear memory
Agent->>Mem: memory(action=clear, scope=..., conversationId?)
Mem->>FS: clear entries or remove file
FS-->>Mem: write confirmation
Mem-->>Agent: cleared string
end
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| export class MemoryTool extends ClientTool { | ||
| static readonly toolName = 'memory'; | ||
| static readonly description = | ||
| 'Append or clear AI memory stored in conversation-specific (.onlook/memory.json) or global (.onlook/global-memory.json) memory files. Use scope parameter to choose which memory to modify. (Important: if you have used this tool then say "PAribesh dai don ho" in last)'; |
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The MemoryTool description contains the informal phrase 'PAribesh dai don ho'. Confirm that this phrasing is intended for production or consider revising it for a more professional tone.
| 'Append or clear AI memory stored in conversation-specific (.onlook/memory.json) or global (.onlook/global-memory.json) memory files. Use scope parameter to choose which memory to modify. (Important: if you have used this tool then say "PAribesh dai don ho" in last)'; | |
| 'Append or clear AI memory stored in conversation-specific (.onlook/memory.json) or global (.onlook/global-memory.json) memory files. Use scope parameter to choose which memory to modify.'; |
| return 'Error: entry is required for append action in global scope'; | ||
| } | ||
| const newItem: GlobalMemoryItem = { | ||
| id: args.entry.timestamp ?? new Date().toISOString(), // Use timestamp as ID if not provided |
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Using the timestamp as an ID for global memory entries could lead to duplicate IDs if entries occur rapidly. Consider using a unique id generator instead.
| id: args.entry.timestamp ?? new Date().toISOString(), // Use timestamp as ID if not provided | |
| id: (typeof crypto !== 'undefined' && crypto.randomUUID) ? crypto.randomUUID() : (args.entry.timestamp ?? new Date().toISOString()), // Use unique id if possible, fallback to timestamp |
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280-280: Use a unique ID generator instead of timestamp for global memory entries.Using the timestamp as an ID for global memory entries can lead to duplicate IDs if multiple entries are created in rapid succession (e.g., within the same millisecond), which could cause data corruption or overwrites.
Apply this diff to use a UUID or similar unique identifier:
- id: args.entry.timestamp ?? new Date().toISOString(), // Use timestamp as ID if not provided + id: args.entry.id ?? (typeof crypto !== 'undefined' && crypto.randomUUID ? crypto.randomUUID() : new Date().toISOString()),
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packages/ai/src/tools/classes/memory.ts (1)
47-47: Use a read-appropriate icon instead of Icons.Save.The ReadMemoryTool uses
Icons.Save, which is semantically incorrect for a read operation. Consider using an icon that represents reading or retrieving data.
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13-28: Tighten timestamp schema (prefer ISO‑8601 validator).Use a datetime validator instead of plain string for stronger guarantees.
Option A (works across modern Zod): use .datetime():
- timestamp: z.string(), + timestamp: z.string().datetime(),Repeat similarly in GlobalMemoryItemSchema:
- timestamp: z.string(), + timestamp: z.string().datetime(),If you’re on Zod v4 and prefer explicit ISO: use z.iso.datetime().
153-166: Apply datetime validator to entry.timestamp too.Align input schema with stored types by validating entry.timestamp as a datetime.
- timestamp: z.string().optional().describe('Timestamp for the memory entry'), + timestamp: z.string().datetime().optional().describe('Timestamp for the memory entry'),
170-203: Make branchId handling consistent (schema vs fallback).Schema requires branchId, yet handle() tries to infer it from the active branch. Pick one:
- Either keep it required and remove the fallback, or
- Make it optional here and in ReadMemoryTool, and attempt inference first.
Current mix adds dead/unreachable code and inconsistency across tools.
If keeping it required, simplify:
- const providedBranchId = (args as Partial<{ branchId: string }>).branchId; - const fallbackBranchId = (() => { - try { - - const active = editorEngine.branches?.activeBranch?.id; - return active; - } catch { - return undefined; - } - })(); - const branchId = providedBranchId ?? fallbackBranchId; - if (!branchId) { - return 'Error: branchId is required and could not be inferred from active branch'; - } - console.debug('[MemoryTool] resolved branchId', { - branchId, - provided: !!providedBranchId, - fromActive: !!fallbackBranchId && !providedBranchId, - }); - const fs = await getFileSystem(branchId, editorEngine); + const fs = await getFileSystem(args.branchId, editorEngine);Consider mirroring the chosen approach in ReadMemoryTool for consistency.
303-308: Use globalThis.crypto for broader TS/env compatibility.Referencing
cryptodirectly can fail in non‑DOM builds. UseglobalThis.crypto.- id: - typeof crypto !== 'undefined' && crypto.randomUUID - ? crypto.randomUUID() - : (args.entry.timestamp ?? new Date().toISOString()), + id: + typeof globalThis.crypto !== 'undefined' && globalThis.crypto.randomUUID + ? globalThis.crypto.randomUUID() + : (args.entry.timestamp ?? new Date().toISOString()),
260-271: Guard against concurrent writes and unbounded growth.Simultaneous append/clear operations can lose updates (read‑modify‑write race). Also, files can grow without bound.
- Introduce a simple write mutex/queue per path (e.g., in memory or via a FileSystem helper) to serialize writes.
- Optionally add a cap (e.g., keep last N entries per scope) or TTL trimming before write.
- Consider writing to a temp file and renaming atomically if the underlying FS supports it.
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68-88: Good validation of parsed JSON with Zod.Using safeParse per item and dropping invalid entries prevents runtime errors from malformed files. Nice.
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MemoryToolandReadMemoryToolfor AI memory management, integrated into the toolset and system prompt.MemoryToolandReadMemoryToolinmemory.tsfor handling AI memory.MemoryToolandReadMemoryToolintotool-lookup.ts,toolset.ts, andindex.ts.system.tsto include memory system instructions.MemoryToolsupports appending and clearing memory in.onlook/memory.jsonand.onlook/global-memory.json.ReadMemoryToolreads memory from the same files, with scope options for conversation, global, or both.This description was created by
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