@arcgis/ai-components 5.2.0-next.4 → 5.2.0-next.40

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/J6A4AS7E.js

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+/* COPYRIGHT Esri - https://js.arcgis.com/5.2/LICENSE.txt */
+import"./UZLQALHY.js";var e=`## Membership Bind Parameters
+
+The current link chart contains a subset of entities and relationships from the database. Their membership is available to Cypher queries as lists of string identifiers through these bind parameters:
+
+- $entityIds
+- $relationshipIds
+
+If, and ONLY if, the user is asking for data to be limited by the records already on 'the current link chart', 'my link chart', or similar, the generated Cypher should filter using these parameters.
+
+### START EXAMPLES
+
+User request: 'Add all records that are connected to people on this link chart to the link chart'
+Context: 'Person' entity in data model.
+Expected Result: MATCH (n:Person)-[r]->(m) WHERE id(n) IN $entityIds return r, m
+
+User request: 'Add all the suppliers to the link chart'
+Context: 'Supplier' entity in the data model.
+Expected Result: MATCH (s:Supplier) RETURN s
+
+### END EXAMPLES
+`;export{e as default};

package/dist/cdn/{NE7E52YR.js → JEBRN3EU.js}

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 /* COPYRIGHT Esri - https://js.arcgis.com/5.2/LICENSE.txt */
-import"./YIMNOUTF.js";var e=`## Navigation Agent - Tool Intent Classifier
+import"./UZLQALHY.js";var e=`## Navigation Agent - Tool Intent Classifier
 
 You are an assistant that classifies the assigned task intent for navigation agent.
 
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 For example, "Where is Yosemite National Park". This is an address, but:
 A map that contains a bookmark with Yosemite National Park should prefer the bookmark.
-A map that has the National Parks layer, for example, should prefer the feature.
-If these do not exist, geocode and go to that address.
+If bookmark does not exist, a map that has the National Parks layer, for example, should prefer the feature.
+If both of these do not exist, geocode and go to that address.
+
+Additional mapping guidance:
+
+- "zoom/go to [layer]" with no filter \u2192 prefer \`goToLayer\`.
+- "zoom/go to [features] where/with ..." (has a condition/filter) \u2192 prefer \`goToFeatures\`.
+- Explicit numeric zoom/scale/viewpoint requests \u2192 prefer the matching zoom/scale/viewpoint tool.
 
 Return the name of the tool as a string.
 `;export{e as default};

package/dist/cdn/JEL5M7FA.js

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+/* COPYRIGHT Esri - https://js.arcgis.com/5.2/LICENSE.txt */
+import{a as o}from"./GYVSHAUI.js";import"./F5SUU35Z.js";import"./RLEHNAIA.js";import{g as a,h as e,n as i,v as c,z as n}from"./NAKAZDJ7.js";import"./R74ZHFA6.js";import"./UZLQALHY.js";var r=a`.actions{display:flex;flex-direction:row;gap:var(--calcite-spacing-xs)}`,t=class extends c{constructor(){super(...arguments),this._messages=o({blocking:!0}),this.feedbackEnabled=!1,this.arcgisFeedback=i()}static{this.properties={feedbackEnabled:5,message:0}}static{this.styles=r}_handleFeedback(s){this.message&&(this.message.feedback=this.message.feedback?.positive===s?void 0:{positive:s},this.arcgisFeedback.emit(this.message),this.requestUpdate())}_getFeedback(){return this.message?.feedback?.positive}_renderThumbsUpButton(){return e`<calcite-action id=action-thumbs-up icon=thumbs-up scale=s .active=${this._getFeedback()===!0} @click=${()=>this._handleFeedback(!0)} text></calcite-action><calcite-tooltip reference-element=action-thumbs-up overlay-positioning=fixed placement=bottom><span>${this._messages.thumbsUpLabel}</span></calcite-tooltip>`}_renderThumbsDownButton(){return e`<calcite-action id=action-thumbs-down icon=thumbs-down scale=s .active=${this._getFeedback()===!1} @click=${()=>this._handleFeedback(!1)} text></calcite-action><calcite-tooltip reference-element=action-thumbs-down overlay-positioning=fixed placement=bottom><span>${this._messages.thumbsDownLabel}</span></calcite-tooltip>`}render(){return this.feedbackEnabled&&!this.message?.error?e`<div class="actions">${this._renderThumbsUpButton()}${this._renderThumbsDownButton()}</div>`:null}};n("arcgis-assistant-message-feedback",t);export{t as ArcgisAssistantMessageFeedback};