- Added logic to display a temporary chat message while waiting for the response from the agent.
- When a user sends a message, a temporary chat message is created and displayed.
- Implemented a method to remove the temporary chat message when the response is received or in case of an error.
- Updated the UI to invoke the method for adding a temporary chat message when the send button is pressed.
Feedback:
- This change improves the user experience by allowing them to see their own message immediately while waiting for the response from the agent.
- Added a boolean property `isWaitingForAgentResponse` to the `TaskViewModel` class to track whether a task is being created and waiting for a response from the agent.
- When a task is being created, we set `isWaitingForAgentResponse` to `true` and notify the listeners.
- When the task creation process is completed (successfully or not), `isWaitingForAgentResponse` is set to `false` and listeners are notified.
- Updated the `ChatView` class to listen to changes in `TaskViewModel.isWaitingForAgentResponse` to show the loading indicator conditionally.
- Enhanced the `Chat` model to include an `artifacts` field to hold associated artifacts.
- Updated the `AgentMessageTile` widget to display the number of artifacts and added functionality to trigger artifact downloads upon button press.
- Introduced a method in `ChatViewModel` to leverage the `ChatService` for artifact downloads.
Refactored the ChatViewModel's sendChatMessage method to utilize the continuousModeSteps setting from the SettingsViewModel. This allows the continuous chat mode to honor the user's preference from the settings. Also introduced an optional currentStep parameter with a default value, enabling better control over the progression of continuous mode.
Implemented auto-scrolling in the chat message list to ensure that the view scrolls down to the most recent message when a new chat is added. This behavior only triggers if the user is already at the bottom of the list, providing a seamless user experience.
