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Release/v1.1 Simsai Client #2337
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThis pull request introduces the SimsAi service integration into the existing platform, adding a new client for interacting with a social media-like platform. The changes span multiple files, including environment configuration, package definitions, and client implementation, enabling a comprehensive interaction mechanism for posting, searching, and managing social media interactions. Changes
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Actionable comments posted: 6
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packages/client-simsai/src/jeeter/interactions.ts (1)
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765-773
: Correct image description retrieval logicWhen processing media, the code assigns the service instance to
description
instead of the actual description text. Update the code to call the appropriate method to get the description.Apply this diff:
if ("url" in media) { - const description = this.runtime.getService( + const imageDescriptionService = this.runtime.getService( ServiceType.IMAGE_DESCRIPTION ); - imageDescriptions.push(description); + const description = await imageDescriptionService.describe(media.url); + imageDescriptions.push(description); }
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packages/client-simsai/src/jeeter/client.ts (1)
45-74
: Add detailed error logging in 'makeRequest'Including comprehensive error logging when a request fails can improve debuggability and monitoring of API interactions. Consider logging the error message, stack trace, endpoint, and request options to provide more context during failures.
packages/client-simsai/src/jeeter/interactions.ts (2)
298-302
: Simplify dry run check and ensure consistent return typeIn the
handleJeet
method, whenSIMSAI_DRY_RUN
is enabled, the function returns{ text: "", action: "IGNORE" }
. Ensure that this return type aligns with the expected return type of the method. If the method is expected to returnEnhancedResponseContent
, make sure the returned object matches this structure.
126-131
: Refactor duplicate code for fetching home timelineThe logic for fetching and caching the home timeline is duplicated in both
handleJeeterInteractions
andhandleJeet
. Refactor this code into a separate method to adhere to the DRY (Don't Repeat Yourself) principle.Apply this diff to refactor:
+ private async getHomeTimeline(): Promise<Jeet[]> { + let homeTimeline = await this.client.getCachedTimeline(); + if (!homeTimeline) { + elizaLogger.log("Fetching home timeline"); + homeTimeline = await this.client.fetchHomeTimeline(50); + await this.client.cacheTimeline(homeTimeline); + } + return homeTimeline; + } - // In handleJeeterInteractions - let homeTimeline = await this.client.getCachedTimeline(); - if (!homeTimeline) { - elizaLogger.log("Fetching home timeline"); - homeTimeline = await this.client.fetchHomeTimeline(20); - await this.client.cacheTimeline(homeTimeline); - } + // Replace with + const homeTimeline = await this.getHomeTimeline(); - // In handleJeet - let homeTimeline = await this.client.getCachedTimeline(); - if (!homeTimeline) { - elizaLogger.log("Fetching home timeline"); - homeTimeline = await this.client.fetchHomeTimeline(50); - await this.client.cacheTimeline(homeTimeline); - } + // Replace with + const homeTimeline = await this.getHomeTimeline();Also applies to: 310-315
packages/client-simsai/src/jeeter/search.ts (2)
304-305
: Simplify condition using optional chainingThe condition can be simplified for better readability by using optional chaining.
Apply this diff:
- jeet && - jeet.text && - jeet.agent?.username !== - this.runtime.getSetting("SIMSAI_USERNAME") + jeet?.text && + jeet.agent?.username !== this.runtime.getSetting("SIMSAI_USERNAME")🧰 Tools
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[error] 304-305: Change to an optional chain.
Unsafe fix: Change to an optional chain.
(lint/complexity/useOptionalChain)
304-305
: Address static analysis hint by using optional chainingThe static analysis tool suggests using optional chaining to simplify the code and avoid potential undefined errors.
Apply this diff:
- jeet && - jeet.text && - jeet.agent?.username !== - this.runtime.getSetting("SIMSAI_USERNAME") + jeet?.text && + jeet.agent?.username !== this.runtime.getSetting("SIMSAI_USERNAME")🧰 Tools
🪛 Biome (1.9.4)
[error] 304-305: Change to an optional chain.
Unsafe fix: Change to an optional chain.
(lint/complexity/useOptionalChain)
packages/client-simsai/src/index.ts (1)
40-42
: Implement stop functionality or update log messageThe
stop
method currently logs that stopping is not supported. Consider implementing the stop functionality to allow graceful shutdowns, or update the log message to indicate future implementation plans.packages/client-simsai/src/jeeter/environment.ts (1)
13-44
: Consider adding environment variable validation on startup.The configuration validation is thorough, but consider validating environment variables early in the application lifecycle to fail fast.
export async function validateJeeterConfig( runtime: IAgentRuntime ): Promise<JeeterConfig> { + // Validate environment variables early + const requiredEnvVars = ['SIMSAI_USERNAME', 'SIMSAI_AGENT_ID', 'SIMSAI_API_KEY']; + const missingEnvVars = requiredEnvVars.filter( + (envVar) => !(runtime.getSetting(envVar) || process.env[envVar]) + ); + if (missingEnvVars.length > 0) { + throw new Error(`Missing required environment variables: ${missingEnvVars.join(', ')}`); + } + try { const config = {packages/client-simsai/src/jeeter/types.ts (2)
34-62
: Consider improving type safety.The Jeet interface could be improved:
- Replace
any[]
with a proper type for the media field- Consider making some properties readonly to prevent accidental mutations
export interface Jeet { - media: any[]; + media: Array<{ + type: string; + url: string; + preview_url?: string; + }>;
95-173
: Consider using discriminated unions for API responses.The API response interfaces could benefit from a discriminated union type to handle different response types more safely.
export type ApiResponse = | { type: 'jeet'; data: JeetResponse } | { type: 'search'; data: ApiSearchResponse } | { type: 'conversation'; data: ApiConversationResponse } | { type: 'like'; data: ApiLikeResponse } | { type: 'rejeet'; data: ApiRejeetResponse } | { type: 'post'; data: ApiPostJeetResponse };packages/client-simsai/src/jeeter/constants.ts (1)
9-240
: Consider using template literals with type safety.The templates could benefit from type safety using template literal types.
type TemplateVariables = { agentName: string; jeeterUserName: string; bio?: string; // ... other variables }; export const JEETER_SHOULD_RESPOND_BASE = (vars: TemplateVariables) => ` # INSTRUCTIONS: Determine if ${vars.agentName} (@${vars.jeeterUserName}) should respond... `;characters/simsai.character.json (2)
13-22
: Add validation for required settings.The settings section should include validation templates to handle missing or invalid credentials gracefully.
Add validation templates:
"settings": { + "validation": { + "requiredSettings": [ + "SIMSAI_USERNAME", + "SIMSAI_API_KEY", + "SIMSAI_AGENT_ID" + ], + "errorTemplate": "Missing required SimsAI configuration: {{setting}}" + }, "SIMSAI_USERNAME": "", "SIMSAI_API_KEY": "",
23-38
: Add error handling examples in messageExamples.Include examples of how the character should respond to API errors or rate limiting.
Add error handling examples:
"messageExamples": [ + [ + { + "user": "{{user1}}", + "content": { + "error": "RATE_LIMIT_EXCEEDED" + } + }, + { + "user": "Ethereal", + "content": { + "text": "The cosmic energies are particularly strong at this moment. Let us pause briefly to allow them to settle." + } + } + ], [.env.example (1)
329-333
: Add documentation for SimsAI environment variables.Add descriptive comments for each variable to explain their purpose and expected format.
# SimsAi -SIMSAI_API_KEY= -SIMSAI_AGENT_ID= -SIMSAI_USERNAME= -SIMSAI_DRY_RUN= +SIMSAI_API_KEY= # API key for SimsAI authentication +SIMSAI_AGENT_ID= # Unique identifier for the SimsAI agent +SIMSAI_USERNAME= # Username for SimsAI platform access +SIMSAI_DRY_RUN= # Set to true to test without making actual API calls
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(1 hunks)agent/package.json
(1 hunks)agent/src/index.ts
(3 hunks)characters/simsai.character.json
(1 hunks)packages/client-simsai/.npmignore
(1 hunks)packages/client-simsai/eslint.config.mjs
(1 hunks)packages/client-simsai/package.json
(1 hunks)packages/client-simsai/src/index.ts
(1 hunks)packages/client-simsai/src/jeeter/base.ts
(1 hunks)packages/client-simsai/src/jeeter/client.ts
(1 hunks)packages/client-simsai/src/jeeter/constants.ts
(1 hunks)packages/client-simsai/src/jeeter/environment.ts
(1 hunks)packages/client-simsai/src/jeeter/interactions.ts
(1 hunks)packages/client-simsai/src/jeeter/post.ts
(1 hunks)packages/client-simsai/src/jeeter/search.ts
(1 hunks)packages/client-simsai/src/jeeter/types.ts
(1 hunks)packages/client-simsai/src/jeeter/utils.ts
(1 hunks)packages/client-simsai/tsconfig.json
(1 hunks)packages/client-simsai/tsup.config.ts
(1 hunks)packages/core/src/types.ts
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- packages/client-simsai/src/jeeter/base.ts: Error: Disallowed special token found: <|endoftext|>
✅ Files skipped from review due to trivial changes (5)
- packages/client-simsai/eslint.config.mjs
- packages/client-simsai/.npmignore
- packages/client-simsai/tsconfig.json
- packages/client-simsai/tsup.config.ts
- packages/client-simsai/package.json
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🪛 Biome (1.9.4)
packages/client-simsai/src/jeeter/base.ts
[error] 308-308: Change to an optional chain.
Unsafe fix: Change to an optional chain.
(lint/complexity/useOptionalChain)
packages/client-simsai/src/jeeter/search.ts
[error] 304-305: Change to an optional chain.
Unsafe fix: Change to an optional chain.
(lint/complexity/useOptionalChain)
🔇 Additional comments (8)
packages/client-simsai/src/jeeter/interactions.ts (1)
304-309
: Verify message content before processingGood practice checking for empty
message.content.text
to avoid processing invalid data.packages/client-simsai/src/jeeter/environment.ts (1)
4-9
: LGTM! Well-structured schema definition.The schema properly validates required fields with meaningful error messages and includes an optional dry run flag.
packages/client-simsai/src/jeeter/types.ts (1)
3-6
: LGTM! Clear error interface definition.The ApiError interface properly extends Error with optional fields for better error handling.
agent/src/index.ts (2)
393-396
: LGTM! Clean client initialization.The SimsAI client initialization follows the established pattern and is properly integrated.
658-660
: LGTM! Improved function formatting.The refactoring of startAgent improves readability while maintaining functionality.
packages/core/src/types.ts (2)
620-620
: LGTM: New client enum value added.The addition of
SIMSAI = "simsai"
to the Clients enum is consistent with the existing pattern.
783-789
: LGTM: SimsAI profile type structure.The simsaiProfile structure follows the established pattern used by other client profiles, containing all necessary fields.
agent/package.json (1)
30-30
: LGTM: SimsAI client dependency added.The new dependency follows the workspace pattern used by other client packages.
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Relates to
Integration of SimsAI client functionality into the Eliza framework
Risks
Medium
Background
What does this PR do?
This PR introduces a complete SimsAI client integration with the following key components:
1. Core Client Infrastructure:
2. Interaction Handling:
3. Content Management:
What kind of change is this?
Features (non-breaking change which adds functionality)
Documentation changes needed?
Yes - my changes require a change to the project documentation to include:
SimsAI Account Setup
1. Create SimsAI Account
2. Create an Agent
3. Get Agent ID
SIMSAI_AGENT_ID
in your config4. Generate API Key
SIMSAI_API_KEY
in your config5. Final Configuration
You should now have:
SIMSAI_USERNAME
SIMSAI_AGENT_ID
SIMSAI_API_KEY
Configuration Requirements (character file or via env vars)
1. Add to character file:
3. Example Configuration
A
simsai.character.json
example file is provided as a template for character configurationTesting
Where should a reviewer start?
1. Review core components in order:
client.ts
- Core API client implementationbase.ts
- Base client functionalityinteractions.ts
- Interaction handlingsearch.ts
- Search functionalitypost.ts
- Post management2. Key configurations:
constants.ts
- System constants and templatesenvironment.ts
- Environment validationtypes.ts
- Type definitions3. Test Client Initialization
4. Test Interaction Flow
5. Test Rate Limiting and Error Handling
6. Verify Memory Management
Deploy Notes
Configuration
Key Files Added
simsai.character.json
)The implementation includes comprehensive logging via
elizaLogger
for monitoring system behavior and troubleshooting.This PR provides a robust foundation for SimsAI integration while maintaining compatibility with the existing Eliza framework. The addition of example configuration files and proper environment setup instructions ensures smooth deployment and integration.
Summary by CodeRabbit
New Features
Configuration Updates
Client Enhancements