The AI Tool spec that checks that the tool runner will not timeout on slow HTTP request is flaky. In this PR we attempt to resolve the flakiness by:
Ensuring stub_request runs before the request
Increasing the timeout for CI env
This takes the logic used in summarization/discoveries for streaming and consolidates it into a single helper lib for smooth streaming. It introduces a new lib: `SmoothStreamer` that can be used by components for smooth streaming text from message bus updates. Additionally, the PR makes use of that new lib in the AI post menu helper.
The older design approach for sentiment analysis report needed the click outside logic. However, when the design was changed this logic was accidentally left behind. It is potentially causing some negative performance impacts. This PR removes the old unnecessary logic.
This PR ensures that the category badges are present in the sentiment analysis report. Since the core change in https://github.com/discourse/discourse/pull/31795, there was a regression in the post list drill-down where category badges were not being shown. This PR fixes that and also ensures icons/emojis are shown when categories make use of them. This PR also adds the category badge in the table list.
This update fixes an issue where the results of the post helper menu was not selectable. Previously, selecting any text inside the menu was immediately closing the menu.
The sentiment analysis report page initially showcases sentiments via category/tag by doughnut visualizations. However, this isn't an optimal view for quickly scanning and comparing each result. This PR updates the overview to include a table visualization with horizontal bars to represent sentiment analysis instead of doughnuts. Doughnut visualizations are still maintained however when accessing the sentiment data in the drill down for individual entries.
This approach is an intermediary step, as we will eventually add whole clustering and sizing visualization instead of a table. As such, no relevant tests are added in this PR.
This PR adds support for disabling further tool calls by setting tool_choice to :none across all supported LLM providers:
- OpenAI: Uses "none" tool_choice parameter
- Anthropic: Uses {type: "none"} and adds a prefill message to prevent confusion
- Gemini: Sets function_calling_config mode to "NONE"
- AWS Bedrock: Doesn't natively support tool disabling, so adds a prefill message
We previously used to disable tool calls by simply removing tool definitions, but this would cause errors with some providers. This implementation uses the supported method appropriate for each provider while providing a fallback for Bedrock.
Co-authored-by: Natalie Tay <[email protected]>
* remove stray puts
* cleaner chain breaker for last tool call (works in thinking)
remove unused code
* improve test
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Co-authored-by: Natalie Tay <[email protected]>
This PR fixes an issue where you are unable to click to see the sentiment drill-down when there are no current filters applied. This is due to trying to `JSON.parse()` the filters when there are no filters. This fix ensures there are filters first before trying to parse the JSON.
* REFACTOR: Migrate Personas' form to FormKit
We re-arranged fields into sections so we can better differentiate which options are specific to the AI bot.
* few form-kit improvements
https://github.com/discourse/discourse/pull/31934
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Co-authored-by: Joffrey JAFFEUX <[email protected]>
form.Object and form.Collection have been changed. Most importantly formObject doesnt yield name but data. It's not your responsibility to build an array of fields.
This allows for a new mode in persona triage where nothing is posted on topics.
This allows people to perform all triage actions using tools
Additionally introduces new APIs to create chat messages from tools which can be useful in certain moderation scenarios
Co-authored-by: Natalie Tay <[email protected]>
* remove TODO code
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Co-authored-by: Natalie Tay <[email protected]>
Roman Rizzi
Keegan George
Joffrey JAFFEUX
Discourse Translator Bot
Natalie Tay
SamandNatalie Tay
Régis Hanol
Isaac Janzen
Rafael dos Santos Silva
Alan Guo Xiang Tan
Jarek Radosz