57 lines
4.8 KiB
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57 lines
4.8 KiB
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{
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"id": "1773683776080-feature",
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"presetName": "feature",
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"prompt": "specs/completions-tool.md",
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"startTime": 1773683776080,
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"endTime": 1773684508903,
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"outcome": "Task complete ✓",
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"iterations": 4,
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"history": [
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{
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"hat": "planner",
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"event": "plan.start",
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"iteration": 1
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},
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{
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"hat": "builder",
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"event": "tasks.ready",
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"iteration": 2
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},
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"hat": "reviewer",
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"event": "build.done",
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"iteration": 3
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"hat": "committer",
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"event": "review.approved",
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"iterationLogs": [
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"iteration": 1,
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"hatKey": "planner",
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"hatName": "📋 Planner",
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"event": "tasks.ready",
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"summary": "Everything is properly wired up.\n\n---\n\n## ✅ Summary\n\n### What was done\n\nImplemented the `lsp_completions` tool per the spec in `specs/completions-tool.md`:\n\n**New file: `src/tools/completions.ts`** (~210 lines)\n- Takes `path`, `line`, `character`, and optional `limit` (default 20) parameters\n- Sends `textDocument/completion` to the LSP server\n- Normalizes response (handles both `CompletionList` and `CompletionItem[]`)\n- Sorts by LSP `sortText` ranking, takes top N items\n- Resolves items in parallel via `completionItem/resolve` (with 2s per-item timeout) for full documentation and signatures\n- Formats output as compact text: kind (padded), label+detail, doc summary (first 2 lines, 120 char cap)\n- Includes `renderCall`/`renderResult` for TUI display\n- Handles: no LSP server, server doesn't support completions, empty results, request failures\n\n**Modified: `src/index.ts`**\n- Added import and registration of `createCompletionsTool`\n- Updated header comment\n\n### Design decisions (from spec open questions)\n- **Skipped synthetic trigger** for v1 — inserting/reverting `.` through didChange risks race conditions with diagnostics. LLM can type `obj.` directly.\n- **Resolve all top N items** in parallel with 2s timeout per item — uses `Promise.allSettled` so failures fall back gracefully to unresolved items.\n- **No filter parameter** for v1 — LSP sort order + limit handles prioritization.\n- **No tree-sitter fallback** — completions fundamentally require type info (per spec non-goals).",
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"timestamp": 1773683999660
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},
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"iteration": 2,
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"hatKey": "builder",
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"hatName": "⚙️ Builder",
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"event": "build.done",
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"summary": "## Summary\n\nImplemented the **synthetic trigger** feature for `lsp_completions` — the main missing piece from the spec. The tool already had solid core functionality (completions, resolve, formatting). Here's what I added:\n\n### Changes to `src/tools/completions.ts`:\n\n1. **`trigger` parameter** — `\"auto\"` (default) or `\"none\"`. When auto, the tool detects if the cursor is at the end of an identifier and temporarily inserts a `.` to trigger member completions without requiring the LLM to edit the file.\n\n2. **`shouldSyntheticTrigger()` helper** — checks if position is after an identifier char (`\\w`, `)`, `]`, `>`) and there's no dot already present.\n\n3. **`insertDot()` helper** — string manipulation to insert `.` at a position.\n\n4. **Modified execute flow** — insert dot → `didChange` to LSP → request completions → **always revert** in `finally` block → format results. Falls through gracefully on any failure.\n\n5. **Updated descriptions and render** — mentions synthetic trigger in tool description, promptSnippet, and output header.\n\nTypeScript compiles cleanly with `tsc --noEmit`. No changes needed to `index.ts` — the tool was already registered.",
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"timestamp": 1773684274098
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},
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{
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"iteration": 3,
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"hatKey": "reviewer",
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"hatName": "🔎 Reviewer",
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"event": "review.approved",
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"summary": "## 🔎 Review Complete\n\n### Spec Compliance: ✅ All requirements met\n\nThe implementation covers every feature in the spec: tool parameters, synthetic trigger, kind labels, doc summaries, sort/limit, parallel resolve with timeout, registration, and rendering.\n\n### Bug Found: Version Desync 🐛\n\n**The synthetic trigger sends `didChange` with hardcoded versions 99990/99991 directly to the LSP client, bypassing FileSync's version tracker.** After the revert, FileSync still thinks the document is at a low version (e.g. 3), but the LSP server expects > 99991. The next real edit will send version 4, which monotonic-version-enforcing LSP servers will reject — causing stale diagnostics and completions.\n\n**Recommended fix:** Add a `withTemporaryContent(uri, content, fn)` method to LspManager that coordinates version tracking with FileSync, keeping the completions tool clean and making temporary edits reusable.\n\n### Verdict: **→ Back to Builder** to fix the version desync before proceeding to commit.",
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"timestamp": 1773684389440
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}
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} |