This commit adds the tree_structure.json file to the assets directory, which contains the initial skill tree structure. This JSON file will serve as the data source for rendering the skill tree nodes and edges in the application.
* Add TestQueueView to Main Layout
This commit integrates the TestQueueView into the main layout. The layout now conditionally displays the TestQueueView based on whether a node in the SkillTree is selected.
- TestQueueView appears when a SkillTree node is selected.
- Main layout adjusts to accommodate TestQueueView alongside SkillTreeView and ChatView.
- Implemented responsive layout logic to manage the widths of the different views based on the screen width and the state of the SkillTree.
* Extend SkillTreeViewModel to Track Selected Node Hierarchy
This commit enhances the SkillTreeViewModel to maintain a list of nodes that form a hierarchy from the currently selected node to the root. This allows for more interactive and informative views that can leverage this hierarchical data.
- Added a new property `selectedNodeHierarchy` to keep track of the node hierarchy.
- Modified the `toggleNodeSelection` method to populate or clear `selectedNodeHierarchy` based on node selection.
- Introduced a new method `populateSelectedNodeHierarchy` to build the hierarchy from the selected node to the root.
* Extract skill tree view model reset state to method
* Implement UI enhancements for TaskQueueView
This commit introduces several UI improvements to the TaskQueueView:
- Tiles are padded 20 units from both the leading and trailing edges.
- Tiles now have a white background.
- Added a thin black border to the tiles.
- Incorporated a slight corner radius for the tiles.
- Centered the title and subtitle horizontally within the tiles.
- Added a checkmark button with a tooltip at the bottom-right corner for running a suite of tests.
These changes aim to improve the user experience and visual appeal of the TaskQueueView.
* Make MainLayout a consumer of SkillTreeViewModel
This commit replaces the placeholder implementation of the SkillTreeView class with a complete, functional version.
Features:
- Initializes the skill tree from the SkillTreeViewModel during `initState`.
- Dynamically creates Node and Edge objects for GraphView based on ViewModel data.
- Utilizes the TreeNodeView to render individual nodes.
- Integrates node selection functionality from the ViewModel.
- Adds InteractiveViewer for zoom and pan capabilities.
The new SkillTreeView is designed to work closely with SkillTreeViewModel to manage and display the skill tree.
This commit adds the TreeNodeView class, a StatelessWidget responsible for rendering individual nodes in the skill tree.
Features:
- Displays the node ID in the view.
- Uses the Provider package to interact with the SkillTreeViewModel.
- Includes an onTap method to toggle node selection state.
- Updates the UI to reflect the selected state by changing the background color.
The TreeNodeView is designed to work in conjunction with SkillTreeViewModel to manage node selection states.
The SkillTreeViewModel class serves as the view model for the skill tree and extends Flutter's ChangeNotifier for state management.
Features include:
- Storing and managing the list of SkillTreeNodes and SkillTreeEdges.
- Managing the state of the selected node.
- Initializing the skill tree with predefined nodes and edges.
- Methods for toggling node selection, allowing for only a single node to be selected at any given time.
The view model utilizes the GraphView package for visualization and layout.
The SkillTreeEdge model represents the relationship between different skill nodes.
It includes:
- Edge ID
- Source node ID
- Destination node ID
- Arrows property to indicate directionality
The SkillNodeData model aggregates various data related to a skill node.
It includes:
- Node name
- Node category
- Associated task
- Dependencies
- Cutoff value
- Ground object for evaluation details
- Info object for metadata
The Info data model holds metadata about a skill node.
It includes:
- The difficulty level of the skill node
- A description of the skill node
- A list of potential side effects related to the skill node
The Ground data model stores evaluation information for each skill node.
It includes:
- The answer to be evaluated
- A list of terms that should be contained in the answer
- A list of terms that should not be contained in the answer
- A list of associated files
- A map for additional evaluation criteria
Added the downloadArtifact method to the ChatService class, enabling the download of artifacts in the Flutter web application. The function uses the dart:html package to trigger a browser-based file download, allowing users to save artifacts locally. This implementation complements the existing REST API and enhances the user experience.
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.
- Added a new boolean state `isContinuousMode` to the `ChatInputField` widget to handle the continuous mode feature.
- Introduced a new callback function `onContinuousModePressed` to manage the state of the continuous mode from an external source.
- Conditionally rendered the send button based on the `isContinuousMode` state.
- Enhanced the UI by adding a button to toggle between continuous mode and single message mode, which triggers the `onContinuousModePressed` callback.
Added a new state variable `_isContinuousMode` to the ChatViewModel to track whether the chat is in continuous mode or not. This state is toggled via a setter and triggers UI updates through `notifyListeners()`.
Enhanced the `sendChatMessage` method to automatically send a null message if continuous mode is active, triggering the next step in the chat.
Updated the StepRequestBody class to allow both 'input' and 'additionalInput' to be optional. Added logic in toJson() method to return an empty JSON object if both fields are null.
This commit wraps the TaskView and ChatView in a SafeArea widget to ensure that they are not hidden behind the CupertinoTabView. This addresses the issue where parts of these views were obscured, particularly when using the app on smaller screens.
- Wrapped TaskView in SafeArea
- Wrapped ChatView in SafeArea
This change improves the user experience by ensuring that all content is visible and accessible.
This commit integrates the actual JSON response received from the API into the AgentMessageTile. Now, each AgentMessageTile will display the associated JSON response when expanded.
- Converted Map<String, dynamic> JSON response to a string using jsonEncode.
- Passed the JSON-formatted string to JsonCodeSnippetView.
- Updated AgentMessageTile to include this change.
This change enhances the debugging and transparency features of the chat interface.
Update TaskListTile to truncate task titles that overflow.
- Modify the Text widget to limit it to a single line.
- Add TextOverflow.ellipsis to show an ellipsis when the text overflows.
Ensure that only one TaskListTile can be selected at a time.
- Refactor TaskListTile to be a StatelessWidget.
- Remove internal state `_isSelected` from TaskListTile.
- Add a `selected` boolean prop to TaskListTile to control its selection state from the parent.
- Update the parent widget to manage the selection state and pass it down to TaskListTile.
