feat(mobile): map upstream tool events, and enable capabilities.tools - #4511
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praisonai-ts gained tool_call and tool_result, so the engine's
capabilities.tools goes true and three conformance scenarios move from
"cannot be produced" to produced and passing.
The flag was false for a real reason rather than caution: upstream
EXECUTED tools and never announced them, so a UI rendering rows from a
true flag would have rendered nothing and looked broken. The flag and
the behaviour agree again, which is the only thing the flag ever
claimed.
This also fixes a break the widening would otherwise have caused. The
mapping loop ended in an `else` that treated any unrecognised variant as
a terminal error -- so the first tool_call to arrive would have ended
the turn as a failure. Widening a union is source-breaking for exactly
this shape, and this is the consumer I predicted it would break.
Two things passed through rather than re-derived:
- `ok` comes straight from upstream. Inferring it from a non-empty
output is the defect the protocol comment was written against, and
the tool_failed scenario deliberately carries a non-empty output on
a failed call so a suite that inferred would fail it.
- `seconds: null`, because upstream reports no duration. Null means
unknown, which the view renders differently from zero.
Skipped conformance scenarios: 5 -> 2. The two that remain are the
approval prompts, which ApprovalManager gates upstream but cannot
surface on the event channel.
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Included review availability: Your plan provides up to 8 included reviews per hour; 6 remain after this review. 📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe praisonai-ts engine maps upstream ChangesTool event support
Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~20 minutes Merge Risk: ⚪ Minimal · up to The mobile engine now reports upstream tool activity through the existing event contract and accurately advertises tool support; no actionable merge-blocking risk remains beyond normal checks and review. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant streamEvents
participant run
participant ProtocolConsumer
streamEvents->>run: tool_call with callId, name, and args
run->>ProtocolConsumer: tool_call protocol event
streamEvents->>run: tool_result with callId, name, ok, and output
run->>ProtocolConsumer: tool_result protocol event with seconds null
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Greptile SummaryThe PR updates the mobile praisonai-ts adapter to expose upstream tool activity and align its capability contract and documentation.
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| src/praisonai-mobile/engines/src/praisonai-ts/agent-api.ts | Extends the structural upstream event contract with tool-call and tool-result variants and updates the surrounding contract documentation. |
| src/praisonai-mobile/engines/src/praisonai-ts/engine.ts | Maps upstream tool events into mobile protocol events and enables the corresponding capability. |
| src/praisonai-mobile/engines/src/praisonai-ts/conformance.test.ts | Adds conformance scripts for successful, failed, and unresolved tool executions while retaining approval scenarios as unsupported. |
| src/praisonai-mobile/engines/src/praisonai-ts/engine.test.ts | Updates the capability assertion to require tool reporting support. |
| src/praisonai-mobile/docs/gaps.md | Revises the capability-gap documentation to reflect upstream tool events and the remaining approval limitation. |
Sequence Diagram
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participant U as Upstream Agent
participant E as Mobile Engine
participant C as Protocol Consumer
U->>E: tool_call(callId, name, args)
E->>C: tool_call(msgId, callId, name, args)
U->>E: tool_result(callId, name, ok, output)
E->>C: "tool_result(msgId, callId, name, ok, output, seconds=null)"
U->>E: finish(text)
E->>C: end(...)
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The new tool variants contradict nearby documentation that still describes a three-variant upstream union with no tool events. The same obsolete account remains in engine.ts and gaps.md, including the list of tool scenarios as unsupported, leaving maintainers with conflicting capability guidance.
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In `@src/praisonai-mobile/docs/gaps.md`:
- Around line 36-42: Update the capability-status sections in gaps.md to reflect
that tool events are supported and the tool_ok, tool_failed, and tool_unresolved
conformance scenarios pass. Remove obsolete claims that these events are absent
or unsupported, including the sections around the referenced tool-event
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engines/src/praisonai-ts/engine.ts |
Header: "three variants" → five-variant contract; gap reframed as approvals-only |
engines/src/praisonai-ts/agent-api.ts |
Header + coupling note: "three-variant union" → "five-variant union" |
engines/src/praisonai-ts/conformance.test.ts |
Header: "five scenarios unsupported / three variants" → "two unsupported (approvals)" |
docs/gaps.md |
Root-cause union block updated to 5 variants; unsupported table drops the 3 tool scenarios; "Closing the gap" reframed to approvals |
Skipped: nothing code-wise — the implementation and tests were already correct and minimal. The docstring-coverage pre-merge warning is a false positive for a hand-documented TS module (comments are thorough); not addressed, as adding JSDoc noise to satisfy a Python-oriented coverage bot would reduce quality.
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Approve. Focused, backward-compatible, genuine SDK value, no scope creep. The only outstanding reviewer concern (stale docs) is resolved and pushed to this branch. Merge when ready.
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The tool_call/tool_result mapping landed but the seam documentation still described the pre-tool three-variant union, contradicting the new support. Aligns engine.ts, agent-api.ts and conformance.test.ts headers and gaps.md so the capability status reads consistently: tools supported, approvals the one remaining gap. Docs/comments only; no behaviour change. Co-authored-by: Mervin Praison <MervinPraison@users.noreply.github.com>
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praisonai-mobileonly. Nopraisonai-tsfiles are touched.Upstream gained
tool_callandtool_result(merged in #4451), so the mobile engine can finally report tool activity. This maps them and flips the capability flag.The break this also fixes
The engine's event-mapping loop ended in an
elsethat treated any unrecognised variant as a terminal error:So the first
tool_callto arrive would have ended the turn as a failure. Widening a union is source-breaking for exactly this shape, and this is the consumer I predicted it would break when the upstream PR landed.Capabilities
capabilities.toolsgoesfalse->true.It was
falsefor a real reason rather than caution: praisonai-ts executed tools and never announced them, so a UI rendering rows from atrueflag would have rendered nothing and looked broken. The flag and the behaviour agree again, which is the only thing the flag ever claimed.Conformance: 5 skipped scenarios -> 2
tool_ok,tool_failedandtool_unresolvedmove from "cannot be produced" to produced and passing. The two that remain are the approval prompts, whichApprovalManagergates upstream but cannot surface on the event channel.That map records what an engine cannot do, not what it never will — so shrinking it is the point of keeping it honest.
Two values passed through rather than re-derived
okcomes straight from upstream. Inferring it from a non-emptyoutputis the exact defect the protocol comment was written against, so thetool_failedscenario deliberately carries a non-empty output on a failed call — a suite that inferred would fail it.seconds: null, because upstream reports no duration. Null means unknown, which the view renders differently from zero.Verification
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