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1package modes
2
3import (
4	"context"
5	"fmt"
6	"strings"
7
8	"github.com/patriceckhart/zot/packages/agent/swarm"
9)
10
11// runSwarm dispatches /swarm subcommands. Layout:
12//
13//	/swarm                       -> open the dashboard
14//	/swarm list                  -> open the dashboard
15//	/swarm new [--model M] [--provider P] <task...>
16//	                             -> spawn an agent (optionally pinned to a model)
17//	/swarm kill <id>             -> stop a running agent
18//	/swarm remove <id>           -> tear down a terminated agent
19//	/swarm logs <id>             -> open the scrollable transcript view
20//	/swarm send <id> <text...>   -> send a follow-up user turn to <id>
21//	/swarm resume [id]           -> resume an agent (omit id to pick from a list)
22//	/swarm attach <id>           -> (planned) drop into the agent's TUI
23//
24// When cfg.Swarm is nil the command tells the user the feature is
25// disabled instead of pretending to work.
26func (i *Interactive) runSwarm(ctx context.Context, args []string) {
27	if i.cfg.Swarm == nil {
28		i.mu.Lock()
29		i.statusErr = "swarm is disabled in this build"
30		i.statusOK = ""
31		i.mu.Unlock()
32		return
33	}
34
35	sub := ""
36	rest := ""
37	if len(args) > 0 {
38		sub = strings.ToLower(args[0])
39		// Guard the args[1:] reslice: when only the subcommand was
40		// typed (e.g. bare "/swarm new"), args has length 1 and the
41		// naive args[1:] is fine, but when args is empty (bare
42		// "/swarm") the reslice is [1:0] and panics. The len>0 branch
43		// here keeps both cases safe.
44		if len(args) > 1 {
45			rest = strings.TrimSpace(strings.Join(args[1:], " "))
46		}
47	}
48
49	// spawnAdapter, sendAdapter, resumeAdapter wrap the Swarm methods
50	// in the signatures the dialog expects. Defined once here so the
51	// three Open()-shaped entry points (list, logs/view-jump, resume)
52	// feed the dialog identical callbacks.
53	spawnAdapter := func(task, model, provider string) error {
54		_, err := i.cfg.Swarm.SpawnReq(ctx, swarm.SpawnRequest{
55			Task: task, Model: model, Provider: provider,
56		})
57		return err
58	}
59	sendAdapter := func(id, text string) error {
60		return i.cfg.Swarm.SendUserTurn(id, text)
61	}
62	resumeAdapter := func(id string) error {
63		_, err := i.cfg.Swarm.Resume(ctx, id)
64		return err
65	}
66
67	// Pin every fresh spawn to whatever the host's /model selection
68	// is right now. This is captured at /swarm time — if the user
69	// wants a different model for the next swarm agent, they pick it
70	// via /model first (globally), or, while inside the spawn
71	// editor, by typing /model on its own line to pop the picker.
72	i.swarmDialog.SetCurrentModel(i.cfg.Model, i.cfg.Provider)
73	if i.cfg.LoggedInProviders != nil {
74		i.swarmDialog.SetLoggedInProviders(i.cfg.LoggedInProviders())
75	}
76
77	switch sub {
78	case "", "list", "ls", "ps":
79		i.swarmDialog.Open(
80			i.cfg.Swarm.SnapshotAll,
81			i.cfg.Swarm.Stop,
82			i.cfg.Swarm.Remove,
83			spawnAdapter,
84			sendAdapter,
85			resumeAdapter,
86			i.cfg.CWD,
87		)
88	case "new", "spawn":
89		if rest == "" {
90			i.swarmStatus("", "/swarm new <task>: missing task")
91			return
92		}
93		// Permit `--model X --provider Y` flags before the task so
94		// scripts can pin a model without going through the dialog.
95		// Anything that isn't a recognised flag terminates parsing
96		// and the rest becomes the task; this keeps `/swarm new
97		// --model foo do a thing` and `/swarm new do --model thing`
98		// (where --model is part of the task) unambiguous — only
99		// leading flags are consumed.
100		model, provider, task := parseSpawnFlags(rest)
101		if task == "" {
102			i.swarmStatus("", "/swarm new: missing task (after any --model/--provider flags)")
103			return
104		}
105		a, err := i.cfg.Swarm.SpawnReq(ctx, swarm.SpawnRequest{
106			Task: task, Model: model, Provider: provider,
107		})
108		if err != nil {
109			i.swarmStatus("", "spawn: "+err.Error())
110			return
111		}
112		if model != "" {
113			i.swarmStatus("spawned "+a.ID+" (model "+model+")", "")
114		} else {
115			i.swarmStatus("spawned "+a.ID, "")
116		}
117	case "kill", "stop":
118		if rest == "" {
119			i.swarmStatus("", "/swarm kill <id>: missing id")
120			return
121		}
122		if err := i.cfg.Swarm.Stop(rest); err != nil {
123			i.swarmStatus("", "kill: "+err.Error())
124			return
125		}
126		i.swarmStatus("stopped "+rest, "")
127	case "remove", "rm":
128		if rest == "" {
129			i.swarmStatus("", "/swarm remove <id>: missing id")
130			return
131		}
132		if err := i.cfg.Swarm.Remove(rest); err != nil {
133			i.swarmStatus("", "remove: "+err.Error())
134			return
135		}
136		i.swarmStatus("removed "+rest, "")
137	case "logs", "log", "view":
138		if rest == "" {
139			i.swarmStatus("", "/swarm logs <id>: missing id")
140			return
141		}
142		ok := i.swarmDialog.OpenViewing(
143			rest,
144			i.cfg.Swarm.SnapshotAll,
145			i.cfg.Swarm.Stop,
146			i.cfg.Swarm.Remove,
147			spawnAdapter,
148			sendAdapter,
149			resumeAdapter,
150			i.cfg.CWD,
151		)
152		if !ok {
153			i.swarmStatus("", "/swarm logs: no agent matching "+rest)
154		}
155	case "resume", "reattach", "reopen":
156		if rest == "" {
157			// No id given: open the dashboard with the cursor
158			// pre-positioned on the first resumable agent, and
159			// tell the user how many there are so they know what
160			// to expect. Pressing R confirms; ↑/↓ to pick a
161			// different row first.
162			count := i.swarmDialog.OpenForResume(
163				i.cfg.Swarm.SnapshotAll,
164				i.cfg.Swarm.Stop,
165				i.cfg.Swarm.Remove,
166				spawnAdapter,
167				sendAdapter,
168				resumeAdapter,
169				i.cfg.CWD,
170			)
171			switch count {
172			case 0:
173				i.swarmStatus("", "/swarm resume: no resumable agents (none detached or terminated)")
174			case 1:
175				i.swarmStatus("1 resumable agent, press R to resume", "")
176			default:
177				i.swarmStatus(fmt.Sprintf("%d resumable agents, ↑/↓ to pick, R to resume", count), "")
178			}
179			return
180		}
181		a, err := i.cfg.Swarm.Resume(ctx, rest)
182		if err != nil {
183			i.swarmStatus("", "resume: "+err.Error())
184			return
185		}
186		i.swarmStatus("resumed "+a.ID, "")
187	case "send", "prompt", "msg":
188		// /swarm send <id> <text...> is the non-interactive
189		// counterpart of pressing 'p' in the dashboard. We split the
190		// joined `rest` ourselves rather than reusing the dispatcher's
191		// already-fielded args[] because the text may contain spaces
192		// the user expects to be preserved verbatim.
193		id, text := splitIDAndRest(rest)
194		if id == "" {
195			i.swarmStatus("", "/swarm send <id> <text>: missing id")
196			return
197		}
198		if text == "" {
199			i.swarmStatus("", "/swarm send <id> <text>: missing text")
200			return
201		}
202		if err := i.cfg.Swarm.SendUserTurn(id, text); err != nil {
203			i.swarmStatus("", friendlySendErr(id, err))
204			return
205		}
206		i.swarmStatus("sent to "+id, "")
207	case "attach":
208		// PTY-reparenting is a significant chunk of work I haven't
209		// landed yet (see the design sketch). Recognise the name so
210		// /swarm attach doesn't fall through to the generic "unknown
211		// subcommand" path — that error message is misleading because
212		// it makes attach sound like a typo instead of a planned
213		// feature. Point the user at /swarm logs in the meantime.
214		i.swarmStatus("", "/swarm attach: not implemented yet (needs PTY reparenting). Use /swarm logs "+firstWord(rest)+" to watch its transcript.")
215	default:
216		i.swarmStatus("", "/swarm: unknown subcommand "+sub+" (try list / new / kill / remove / logs / send / resume)")
217	}
218}
219
220// parseSpawnFlags consumes any leading `--model X` / `--provider Y`
221// flags from s and returns them along with the remaining task body.
222// We deliberately only honour LEADING flags so a task like "check
223// --model lookup" doesn't accidentally swallow part of its prose as
224// the model name.
225//
226// Recognised forms:
227//
228//	--model X            two-token form
229//	--model=X            single-token form
230//	--provider X         two-token form
231//	--provider=X         single-token form
232func parseSpawnFlags(s string) (model, provider, task string) {
233	fields := strings.Fields(s)
234	i := 0
235	for i < len(fields) {
236		f := fields[i]
237		switch {
238		case f == "--model":
239			// Consume the flag even when no value follows so a
240			// dangling "--model" doesn't leak into the task. The
241			// caller surfaces "missing task" instead.
242			if i+1 < len(fields) {
243				model = fields[i+1]
244				i += 2
245			} else {
246				i++
247			}
248			continue
249		case strings.HasPrefix(f, "--model="):
250			model = strings.TrimPrefix(f, "--model=")
251			i++
252			continue
253		case f == "--provider":
254			if i+1 < len(fields) {
255				provider = fields[i+1]
256				i += 2
257			} else {
258				i++
259			}
260			continue
261		case strings.HasPrefix(f, "--provider="):
262			provider = strings.TrimPrefix(f, "--provider=")
263			i++
264			continue
265		}
266		break
267	}
268	task = strings.TrimSpace(strings.Join(fields[i:], " "))
269	return
270}
271
272// splitIDAndRest splits "<id> <text...>" into (id, text). The text
273// half preserves all whitespace after the first token so the agent
274// receives the user's prompt verbatim (modulo a single trim of the
275// boundary space). Returns ("", "") when s is empty so the caller
276// can surface a missing-id error.
277func splitIDAndRest(s string) (id, text string) {
278	s = strings.TrimLeft(s, " \t")
279	if s == "" {
280		return "", ""
281	}
282	cut := strings.IndexAny(s, " \t")
283	if cut < 0 {
284		return s, ""
285	}
286	return s[:cut], strings.TrimLeft(s[cut+1:], " \t")
287}
288
289// firstWord returns the first whitespace-separated token of s, or
290// "<id>" when s is empty. Used to keep the "/swarm attach" hint
291// readable even when the user typed no argument.
292func firstWord(s string) string {
293	s = strings.TrimSpace(s)
294	if s == "" {
295		return "<id>"
296	}
297	if i := strings.IndexAny(s, " \t"); i >= 0 {
298		return s[:i]
299	}
300	return s
301}
302
303func (i *Interactive) swarmStatus(ok, errMsg string) {
304	i.mu.Lock()
305	i.statusOK = ok
306	i.statusErr = errMsg
307	i.mu.Unlock()
308	i.invalidate()
309}

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