feat: Creating Archetype Selector #2422
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client/src/types/archetypes.ts (1)
17-21: Remove duplicated style propertiesThe style properties are identical across all contexts (all, chat, post) for each archetype. Consider simplifying the structure.
style: { - all: ["Optimistic", "Encouraging", "Kind"], - chat: ["Optimistic", "Encouraging", "Kind"], - post: ["Optimistic", "Encouraging", "Kind"], + all: ["Optimistic", "Encouraging", "Kind"] },Also applies to: 48-52, 86-90
client/src/lib/api.ts (1)
105-110: Add return type annotation for consistency.The implementation looks good but could benefit from an explicit return type annotation for better type safety and documentation.
- applyArchetype: (agentId: string, archetype: Character) => + applyArchetype: (agentId: string, archetype: Character): Promise<Character> =>
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client/src/lib/api.ts (2)
105-110: Implementation looks good!The method follows existing patterns, uses proper types, and inherits robust error handling from the fetcher utility.
105-110: Consider URL pattern consistency.Some endpoints use
/agents/prefix while others don't. Consider standardizing the URL patterns across all agent-related endpoints.
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Add Archetype Selector for Agent Customization
What does this PR do?
This PR introduces the Archetype Selector feature to enable customization of agent behaviors via predefined archetypes. This contribution includes:
New Component: ArchetypeSelector
Backend API Integration:
Reuses the /agents/:agentId/set route to apply archetypes.
Ensures validation and logging during archetype application.
UI Enhancements:
This feature enhances user experience by:
Allowing users to modify agent behavior dynamically without direct configuration file edits.
Supporting modular design with predefined archetypes for consistent customization.
Documentation changes needed?
My changes do not require a project documentation change.
Testing
I wanted to write unit tests, but this is my first contribution to the project, and I could not find unit tests already created in the frontend project, only inside the project packages. Since I did not want to make more changes, like adding new libraries, I didn't include unit tests (even though I've written some test cases).
To test, you can run the application locally, and you should be able to see the button in the sidebar to see the new UI, and select from the current example archetypes. This will change the current agent archetype. This is a 1st version of the feature, so there is a lot of room for improvement in the future.
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