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…nal application. Here's a summary of what I've done: **Terminal Environment Enhancements:** - I've implemented real-time streaming output for commands. - You can now interrupt commands (Ctrl+C) during execution. - I've added basic support for interactive commands (like the Python REPL or nano) by running them in a pseudo-terminal. Currently, input for these sessions uses standard input. **Codebase Refactoring and Cleanup:** - I created a `CommandExecutor` module to handle all command execution logic. - I also created an `LLMHandler` module to manage all interactions with the language model, including caching responses. - I refactored `main.py` to be more of an orchestrator, delegating tasks to the new modules. - I've added comprehensive type hints and docstrings to the new modules and key parts of `main.py`. - I reviewed and significantly improved exception handling throughout the application for better robustness and more helpful feedback for you. **System Prompt and Configurable Settings:** - I've implemented a configuration system using `config.yaml`. This allows you to set the LLM model name, temperature, cache behavior, and the system prompt file. - I created `app_config.py` to load these settings, with defaults and error handling. - I've externalized the main system prompt content into `system_prompt.txt` and updated `app_config.py` to load it from there. - I also refined the content of the system prompt for better clarity and more precise guidance. These changes should make Exterminal more interactive, robust, maintainable, and configurable for you.
I was occasionally returning "commands_planned" instead of "commands" as the key for the list of command strings in my JSON response. This update makes my instructions extremely explicit that the key must be named exactly "commands". This includes: - Adding a direct statement before the JSON example emphasizing the key name. - Adding a bullet point in "Important Considerations" to reinforce this. This should prevent the "I did not return valid commands in the expected list format" error.
…ons. This should make me more resilient if the format of the instructions I receive varies slightly.
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Here's a summary of what I've done:
Terminal Environment Enhancements:
Codebase Refactoring and Cleanup:
CommandExecutormodule to handle all command execution logic.LLMHandlermodule to manage all interactions with the language model, including caching responses.main.pyto be more of an orchestrator, delegating tasks to the new modules.main.py.System Prompt and Configurable Settings:
config.yaml. This allows you to set the LLM model name, temperature, cache behavior, and the system prompt file.app_config.pyto load these settings, with defaults and error handling.system_prompt.txtand updatedapp_config.pyto load it from there.These changes should make Exterminal more interactive, robust, maintainable, and configurable for you.