@arcgis/ai-components 5.2.0-next.12 → 5.2.0-next.121

package/dist/cdn/IHP25JWI.js

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+/* COPYRIGHT Esri - https://js.arcgis.com/5.2/LICENSE.txt */
+import"./UZLQALHY.js";var e=`# ArcGIS Knowledge Graph Cypher Rules
+
+## GOAL
+
+Generate a Cypher query that answers the user\u2019s request and conforms to the data model.
+
+---
+
+## 1. USER OVERRIDES (HIGHEST PRIORITY)
+
+If the user specifies any of the following, ALWAYS follow their instructions over defaults:
+
+- LIMIT (or no limit)
+- Output columns / data model
+- Inclusion/exclusion of globalid
+- Ordering, grouping, filtering, projection
+
+---
+
+## 2. DATA MODEL CONFORMANCE (NON-NEGOTIABLE)
+
+Use ONLY valid data model elements.
+
+### Required
+
+- Use only valid entity types, relationship types, and properties
+- Ensure relationships connect valid entity types
+- infer direction from user prompt. if not clear use the least restrictive valid form supported by the model.
+
+### VALIDATION RULES (STRICT)
+
+- Enforce exact schema match: all entities, relationships, and properties must exist exactly in the data model
+- Validate relationship integrity: types, source\u2192target pairing, and direction must match schema
+- Enforce field correctness: properties and filters must exist on the referenced type and use valid data types
+- Ensure alias consistency: each alias maps to one type only and cannot change meaning
+- Apply strict failure: if any component is invalid, do NOT generate the query and do NOT infer or repair
+
+## 4. PATH RESOLUTION
+
+- First attempt a direct relationship
+- If none exists \u2192 use a valid multi-hop path
+- Each hop MUST be valid in the data model
+- Max path length: 3 (unless user requests more)
+
+### Path selection
+
+- Prefer shortest valid path
+- If multiple valid paths exist \u2192 choose best match to user intent
+- If no valid path exists \u2192 do not speculate
+
+---
+
+## 5. PERFORMANCE
+
+- Use the minimal number of entities and relationships
+- Prefer shortest valid path
+- Avoid unnecessary patterns or complexity
+
+---
+
+## 6. CYPHER RULES
+
+- UNION queries must return identical columns
+- Apply LIMIT only after UNION (not inside subqueries)
+- Do NOT use: OVER, REDUCE()
+- Do NOT use reserved keywords as variables (call, match, return, as etc.)
+- Use only valid openCypher syntax
+- After OPTIONAL MATCH, always add:
+  WITH ...
+  WHERE var IS NOT NULL
+  before using var in any MATCH or relationship pattern.
+
+---
+
+## 7. SPATIAL RULES
+
+- Prefer graph relationships over spatial functions
+- Use spatial functions only when necessary
+- Always ensure geometry is not null if using spatial functions
+  - for example: WHERE n.shape IS NOT NULL
+
+---
+
+## 9. DEFAULT OUTPUT (IF NOT SPECIFIED)
+
+- Add LIMIT 50 unless results are clearly small
+- Use descriptive aliases with AS
+- ALWAYS Return full entities and relationships unless user requests specific properties
+
+---
+
+## 11. OUTPUT FORMAT
+
+- Valid \u2192 return ONLY Cypher query
+- No explanation
+
+---
+`;export{e as default};

package/dist/cdn/IMRIVNHX.js

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+/* COPYRIGHT Esri - https://js.arcgis.com/5.2/LICENSE.txt */
+import"./UZLQALHY.js";var e='---\nname: filter\ndescription: Changes feature emphasis on the map by including, excluding, highlighting, dimming, or clearing filtered features. Use when the user asks to visually filter feature-layer data.\nallowed-tools: findRelevantLayers findRelevantFields setFeatureEffect resetMap clearFilters\n---\n\n# Filter\n\n- Use `clearFilters` when the user asks only to remove feature filters or effects. Use `resetMap` only when the user asks to reset the broader map state.\n- Reuse a preceding query result from this run whenever it contains the layer ID and filtering criteria needed for the visual operation. Do not repeat layer or field discovery in that case.\n- A preceding query result may provide the layer ID, where clause, geometry filter, `useCurrentExtent`, object IDs, and count. Preserve and reuse those values rather than reconstructing them.\n- When the task refers to geometry produced by an earlier agent, call `listSharedResources` with `point`, `polyline` and `polygon` as the requested kinds. If a resource description clearly matches the referenced geometry, pass its exact ID as `geometryFilter.sharedResourceId` and use `where: "1=1"` unless the user requests an additional attribute filter. If no resource clearly matches, state that the spatial constraint is unavailable and do not guess geometry.\n- If no usable preceding query result exists, start with `findRelevantLayers`. Use the assigned task as the semantic query. If no relevant layers are returned, explain that no matching map layer was found and stop. Never invent a layer ID.\n- When discovery is required, call `findRelevantFields` with only relevant layer IDs before constructing a filter. Use only the exact field names and categorical values returned by `findRelevantFields`.\n- Leave `includeSummaryStatistics` false unless the filter criteria explicitly depend on a requested numeric summary.\n- Use real field names rather than aliases in SQL-92 where clauses. Use `1=1` when no attribute filter is requested.\n- For highlight, show, include, exclude, or other visual-filter requests with feature criteria, call `setFeatureEffect` using the same layer ID, where clause, geometry filter, and `useCurrentExtent` value determined by the preceding query or discovery steps.\n- If a preceding query returned object IDs for ranked, top-N, or otherwise selected records, pass those object IDs to `setFeatureEffect` instead of rebuilding the selection using only a where clause.\n- Prefer the default feature effects unless the user explicitly requests a particular visual treatment.\n- Set `useCurrentExtent` only when the user explicitly refers to the current view or visible map area.\n- When available, use the preceding query result for feature counts or attribute details in the final response.\n- Report the `setFeatureEffect` outcome faithfully. Do not claim that a map effect was applied when the tool failed or no matching layer or field was found.\n';export{e as default};

package/dist/cdn/ITCZC2VY.js

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+/* COPYRIGHT Esri - https://js.arcgis.com/5.2/LICENSE.txt */
+import a from"./ZCFYGCCV.js";import{e as l}from"./ZA2WIUWH.js";import"./QZL4SAYR.js";import"./LOQ2PKV5.js";import"./IYLFJCJ2.js";import"./MWYBF3F3.js";import"./UZLQALHY.js";export default $arcgis.t(([{property:p,subclass:m},{watch:w},c])=>{var d=Object.defineProperty,f=Object.getOwnPropertyDescriptor,n=(e,r,s,o)=>{for(var t=o>1?void 0:o?f(r,s):r,i=e.length-1,a;i>=0;i--)(a=e[i])&&(t=(o?a(r,s,t):a(t))||t);return o&&t&&d(r,s,t),t},h=class extends c{constructor(e){super(e)}initialize(){this.addHandles(w(()=>[this.name,this.description,this.inputSchema,this.outputSchema,this.workflow],()=>this.generate(),{initial:!0,sync:!0}))}getSchemas(){return[this.inputSchema,...this.workflow.getAgents().flatMap(e=>e.getSchemas()),this.outputSchema].filter(Boolean)}generate(){let{workspace:e,createGraph:r}=this.workflow.generate();if(this._set("workspace",e),!this.middlewares?.length)this._set("createGraph",r);else{let s=this.id,o={[s]:async(i,a)=>await r().compile().invoke(i,a)},t=[{from:s,decide:()=>{}}];this._set("createGraph",()=>l(o,t,e,{agent:this,entryNode:s,middlewares:this.middlewares}))}}};n([p()],h.prototype,"workflow",2);n([p()],h.prototype,"inputSchema",2);n([p()],h.prototype,"outputSchema",2);h=n([m("WorkflowAgent")],h);return h},"core/accessorSupport/decorators","core/reactiveUtils",a)