- Simplified auth module by removing unused imports and code
- Cleaned up shared models by removing unused structs (Organization, User, Bot, etc.)
- Updated add-req.sh to comment out unused directories
- Modified LLM fallback strategy in README with additional notes about model behaviors
The changes focus on removing unused code and improving documentation while maintaining existing functionality. The auth module was significantly reduced by removing redundant code, and similar cleanup was applied to shared models. The build script was adjusted to reflect currently used directories.
- Reformatted `update_session_context` call for better readability.
- Moved context‑change (type 4) handling to a later stage in the processing pipeline and removed early return, ensuring proper flow.
- Adjusted deduplication logic formatting and clarified condition.
- Restored saving of user messages after context handling, preserving message history.
- Added detailed logging of the LLM prompt for debugging.
- Simplified JSON extraction for `message_type` and applied minor whitespace clean‑ups.
- Overall code refactor improves maintainability and corrects context‑change handling behavior.
- Deduplicate consecutive messages with same role in conversation history
- Add n_predict configuration option for LLM server
- Prevent duplicate message storage in session manager
- Update announcement schedule timing from 37 to 55 minutes
- Add default n_predict value in default bot config
- Refactor cron matching to use individual variables for each time component with additional debug logging
- Replace SETEX with atomic SET NX EX for job locking in Redis
- Add better error handling and logging for job execution tracking
- Skip execution if Redis is unavailable or job is already held
- Add verbose flag to LLM server startup command for better logging
- Added `trace!` logging in `bot_memory.rs` to record retrieved memory values for easier debugging.
- Refactored `BotOrchestrator` in `bot/mod.rs`:
- Removed duplicate session save block and consolidated message persistence.
- Replaced low‑level LLM streaming with a structured `UserMessage` and `stream_response` workflow, improving error handling and readability.
- Updated configuration loading in `config/mod.rs`:
- Imported `get_default_bot` and enhanced `get_config` to fall back to the default bot configuration when the primary query fails.
- Established a fresh DB connection for the fallback path to avoid borrowing issues.
- Updated `BootstrapManager` to use `AppConfig::from_env().expect(...)` and `AppConfig::from_database(...).expect(...)` ensuring failures are explicit rather than silently ignored.
- Refactored error propagation in bootstrap flow to use `?` where appropriate, improving reliability of configuration loading.
- Added import of `llm_models` in `bot` module and introduced `ConfigManager` usage to fetch the LLM model identifier at runtime.
- Integrated dynamic LLM model handler selection via `llm_models::get_handler(&model)`.
- Replaced static environment variable retrieval for embedding configuration with runtime
Introduce a new `cancel_job` method in the `LLMProvider` trait to allow cancellation of ongoing LLM tasks. Implement no-op versions for OpenAI, Anthropic, and Mock providers. Update the WebSocket handler to invoke job cancellation when a session closes, ensuring better resource management and preventing orphaned tasks. Also, fix unused variable warning in `add_suggestion.rs`.
- Strip content up to the “final<|message|>” token in OpenAI responses.
- Replace the text‑based connection‑status indicator with a small
flashing circle.
- Simplify updateConnectionStatus to take only the status argument.
- Remove special handling of the initial assistant message and
streamline empty‑state removal.
- Clean up stray blank lines in the announcement template.
