apps/server/tests/turns · scn-chat · Tangled

ATProto-based AI Assistant Chat interface.

scn-chat apps server tests turns

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hadsie.com · Bump the chat index only after replying. Wait before claiming a synced turn. · 1w ago

accumulator.test.ts

Add the admin area for settings to replace config.yml.

A chat keeps the model last used on its branch, the nearest reply's or the one a message asked for, even when that reply failed or was stopped, so the app never switches models on its own.

request.test.ts

The convention by which a user message asks for a reply lives in turns/request.ts: userMessage builds a user record asking for its first reply, askAgain raises the attempt with any new model or effort, replyKey gives <key>.r<attempt>, and generationOf reads what a record asks for, leniently enough for one that failed validation. The runner gains send and regenerate, which write the user message and start its turn, so the turn routes only check the request and map the result to a status, and no longer need the chat services. start and answerInvalid both read the request through generationOf, in place of a cast and a parser of their own. ChatService.getMessage reads one message checked against its lexicon, which regenerate and recovery use in place of reading the raw record through chats.store. Regenerating a user message that no longer matches its lexicon now answers InvalidStoredRecord, and recovery leaves such a claimed reply as it is and clears its claim, rather than rewriting it from the invalid value on every restart. The send, regenerate, and request tests run against the runner and the module, the route tests keep the status codes, and the chat turns spec describes it.

The convention by which a user message asks for a reply lives in turns/request.ts: userMessage builds a user record asking for its first reply, askAgain raises the attempt with any new model or effort, replyKey gives <key>.r<attempt>, and generationOf reads what a record asks for, leniently enough for one that failed validation. The runner gains send and regenerate, which write the user message and start its turn, so the turn routes only check the request and map the result to a status, and no longer need the chat services. start and answerInvalid both read the request through generationOf, in place of a cast and a parser of their own. ChatService.getMessage reads one message checked against its lexicon, which regenerate and recovery use in place of reading the raw record through chats.store. Regenerating a user message that no longer matches its lexicon now answers InvalidStoredRecord, and recovery leaves such a claimed reply as it is and clears its claim, rather than rewriting it from the invalid value on every restart. The send, regenerate, and request tests run against the runner and the module, the route tests keep the status codes, and the chat turns spec describes it.

Bump the chat index only after replying. Wait before claiming a synced turn.