@gotcos/glasses-server 6.67.0 → 6.71.0
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- package/CHANGELOG.md +79 -0
- package/package.json +2 -1
- package/server/index.ts +9 -0
- package/server/lib/context-library-search.ts +24 -4
- package/server/lib/lens-gist-engines.ts +16 -7
- package/server/lib/live-cos-ask.ts +241 -0
- package/server/lib/maintenance-lifecycle.ts +1 -0
- package/server/lib/meeting-ask-runner.ts +134 -0
- package/server/lib/meeting-ask-runtime.ts +293 -0
- package/server/lib/meeting-ask-search-process.ts +60 -0
- package/server/lib/meeting-ask-store.ts +119 -0
- package/server/lib/meeting-ask-web.ts +325 -0
- package/server/lib/meeting-library-search.ts +22 -2
- package/server/lib/work-search.ts +2 -1
- package/server/routes/health.ts +3 -0
- package/server/routes/live-cos-ask.ts +19 -0
- package/server/routes/meeting-ask.ts +128 -0
- package/shared/meeting-ask.ts +182 -0
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## 6.71.0 · private test candidate
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- Meeting Ask answers come as labeled sections. The model returns `{"sections":[{"label","text"}],"searchQuery":null}` instead of free Markdown, and every answer leads with **So what**. Server only; additive to the 6.69.0 contract in `shared/meeting-ask.ts`. Pairs with the Meeting Ask polish round in COS Glasses and COS Control.
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- Each action has its own labels, in this order. `catch_up`: So what, Decided, Open, You owe, Next. `summary`: So what, Covered, Decided, Open, Next. `actions`: So what, You owe, Others owe, Unowned, Proposed. `questions`: So what, then up to three Ask rows, each one question and one short reason. `ask`: So what, Details. "You asked" is the client's to render from the question; the model never writes it.
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- The server checks every answer. Labels match regardless of case or a trailing colon and are written in their canonical case. Rows are put in the action's order. A repeated label joins into one row, except Ask, which keeps up to three. Empty rows and padding such as "None" or "n/a" are dropped. In a sections array, a label the action does not allow, a malformed row, more than 12 rows, or a missing or empty So what is 502 `invalid_answer`, as before, with no retry. Empty or non-JSON output is `invalid_answer` too.
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- A reply in the 6.70.0 `{"answer":"..."}` shape still answers, because Codex, Cursor and Ollama can be picked for Meeting Ask. Its `**Label:** text` lines are read through the same rules; a line with no label continues the row above it. If that gives no valid So what (no labels, text above the first label, or a label the action does not allow), the whole answer becomes one So what row, line breaks kept, with the notice "This answer was not in the skim format."
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- **You owe** lists only actions the transcript ties to the wearer: a line spoken by "You", or one naming the wearer. The prompt now carries the wearer's profile name (`wearer`, null when unset) and the action's `labels`. A You owe row that cites no transcript passage is dropped; owners and dates are never guessed.
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- Each section carries `sources`: the ids it cites (`T3`, `H1`, `W2`, `F1`), once each, in first-cited order. A citation to an id the evidence does not hold still reads `[source unavailable]` and is left out. Line breaks inside a row are flattened and secrets redacted per row.
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- `answer` is still filled, as one `**Label:** text` paragraph per section (rows separated by a blank line, so CommonMark clients keep them apart) with inline citations kept, so older clients show the labeled look unchanged. `sections` is saved in the v2 journal and returned by `POST requests`, `GET requests/<id>`, `GET history`, and the legacy `POST /api/meetings/live-ask`. An answer kept in memory after a failed journal write keeps its sections too.
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- Catch me up reads the whole meeting. 6.70.0 read only the last 60 seconds. The task is now "Catch me up on the meeting so far." Long meetings keep the 32,000-character evidence budget, which samples across the whole recording, and its "selected passages" notice. A catch-up result is reused for at most one 10-second step of recording time; any new turn asks again.
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- `shared/meeting-ask.ts` adds helpers clients can import or copy: `MEETING_ASK_LABELS`, `meetingAskCitations`, `meetingAskAnswerMarkdown`, and `meetingAskFromLine` for the lens "From:" row. It returns null when an answer cites only this meeting, and otherwise one line of at most 80 characters, such as "the web, example.com", "COS memory", "earlier meeting, Sep 30 pricing sync" or "file, Q4 pricing.pdf". Only cited ids count; uncited results from the same web search do not.
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## 6.70.0 — private test candidate
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- Meeting Ask public web search works for ordinary public questions. 6.69.0 withheld every search tried in the Oct 10 live test: "Who is alt coin daily?", "What's the latest news on our competitor Acme?" and the follow-up "Run the web search". Server only; no contract change. Works with COS Control 0.5.280 and later and COS Glasses 6.10.623 and later; COS Control 0.5.282 and COS Glasses 6.10.624 add a model control to the Ask chat.
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- Public intent is one rule (`publicIntent` in `server/lib/meeting-ask-web.ts`): a question word followed by is, are, was, were, does, did, many or much ("who is", "what's", "how many"), a public-information word (web, search, google, find, latest, news, CEO, founder, founded, company, website, followers, subscribers, definition, price and the 6.69.0 words), "known for", or "look ... up".
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- my, our, we, us, client and customer no longer withhold a question. They are dropped from the query: "our client Acme" searches "Acme".
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- A follow-up that names nothing ("Run the web search", "search that", "look it up", "Google it") may use words from the user's own last three questions in the same meeting, read from the journal. Only completed or failed free-form Asks count.
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- Typed words may be joined or split, so "alt coin" admits "Altcoin".
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- The privacy rule is unchanged: only words the user typed reach the web. Transcript turns, file and screenshot text, COS memory, earlier meetings and earlier answers never add a query word. A secret, including the mark redactSecrets leaves in a stored question, or a sensitive word (birthday, birthdate, address, phone, email, salary, medical, diagnosis, password, secret, confidential, wife, husband, daughter, son, family) in the question, the query or a borrowed question still withholds. Presets never search. Each Ask still gets at most two lookups and three model calls, the hook still allows one WebSearch, and only public URLs are kept.
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- A withheld search says why and gives an example: a key or token, a personal detail, no public question, words you did not type, or nothing specific to search. 6.69.0 showed one generic line for all of them.
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- An explicit web request is honored. When the question plainly asks for the web ("web search", "search the web", "on the web", "... online", google as a verb):
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- if the answer model replies without searching the web, the server searches the user's own words once and asks again, with a notice;
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- if the model's query added words the user did not type, the user's own words are searched instead, with a notice;
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- if the user's words cannot be searched, the reason is shown and nothing is sent;
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- a search request with no `searchScope` goes to the web; otherwise it goes to COS.
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- The answer prompt now spells out `{"answer":"","searchQuery":"...","searchScope":"web"}` and says to build the query only from the user's words.
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- Known limits: an implicit public question still searches only when the answer model asks; in the 6.69.0 field run Haiku answered "Who is alt coin daily?" from a screenshot instead. "look it up" and "search that" are not treated as explicit web requests, because they may mean COS. Sensitive words still withhold public questions that contain them ("Who is Masayoshi Son?").
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## 6.69.0 — private test candidate
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- Meeting Ask, version 2. The server keeps each meeting's questions, answers, sources and file text in its own journal, apart from the meeting's Markdown, so a client can show them again after navigation or a restart. A Meeting assistant setting picks the answer model. Claude Haiku stays the default. A free-form question can also look in COS memory, earlier meetings and the public web. The four presets (`catch_up`, `summary`, `questions`, `actions`) read the current meeting only. Pairs with COS Control 0.5.280 and COS Glasses 6.10.623. Contract: `shared/meeting-ask.ts`.
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- `GET /api/health` and `GET /api/models` add `capabilities.meetingAsk = { protocolVersion: 2, durableHistory: true, attachmentContext: true, webRetrieval }`. An older server leaves it out and answers 404 on `GET /api/meeting-ask/config`.
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- New routes sit under `/api/meeting-ask`. All need the pairing token and all answer `no-store`. They are `GET` and `PUT config`, `POST requests` (202 `{ exchange }`), `GET requests/<id>`, `POST requests/<id>/cancel`, `GET history`, `PUT files`, `GET export` and `GET transcript`.
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- Submit, cancel, history, files, export and transcript carry the server's `serverInstanceId`. A different one is 409 `server_instance_mismatch`. History is filtered by it.
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- `GET transcript?sessionId&serverInstanceId` returns the live recording's turns as this server holds them, with secrets redacted. It is 404 `session_not_available` when the server holds none.
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- The journal is durable and owned by the server.
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- It lives in `<data>/meeting-ask-v2/`: one file per request, one file list per meeting, and the model setting. Folders are 0700 and files 0600. A symlinked folder is refused (`unsafe_store`). Each write is fsync'd, then renamed into place.
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- The question is written before any model runs. If that write fails, the Ask is refused with 507 `journal_write_failed` and no model runs.
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- States: `pending`, `running`, `completed`, `failed`, `cancelled`, `interrupted`. Once a request leaves `pending` or `running`, its state is final. A late answer cannot overwrite a cancel.
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- The client chooses the request ID: 8 to 100 letters, digits, `_` or `-`. The same ID with the same payload returns the saved exchange and runs nothing, during a drain too. The same ID with a changed payload is 409 `request_id_conflict`.
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- After a restart, a request still `pending` or `running` is marked `interrupted` (`server_restarted`) on the first journal read. It never runs again by itself. A retry is a new request whose `retryOf` names the old one. The old one must be in the same meeting and finished, or the retry is 409 `invalid_retry`.
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- If the last write fails after an answer arrives, the answer stays in memory and reads `failed` with `journal_write_failed` and a notice to export. The model is not run again. The request keeps its lease and the Ask slot, so later Asks get `busy`.
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- Limits: 2,000 saved requests or 200 MB of request files, then 507 `history_storage_limit`. Nothing is deleted to make room. 100 Asks a day across the server and 50 per meeting, by UTC date, then 429 `daily_request_limit`. A submit body is at most 850,000 bytes (413 `request_too_large`).
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- The Meeting assistant setting chooses the model.
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- `GET /api/meeting-ask/config` lists models with `available` and a `reason`. Claude offers `sonnet`, `haiku` and `opus`. Codex offers the models in its local model cache, or `gpt-5.6-terra` when the cache is empty. Cursor and Ollama are listed but cannot be selected (`meeting_adapter_not_qualified`). A missing CLI shows its own reason.
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- `PUT /api/meeting-ask/config` `{ engine, model }` saves it in the journal folder, apart from other model settings. A model that is not available is 503 `model_unavailable`. Nothing falls back to another model.
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- Each request is pinned to the model it was admitted with. Changing the setting later does not change an Ask already admitted.
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- The answer runs in a fresh CLI process in an empty temporary folder. Claude runs with no tools, no MCP servers and hooks off, with output capped at 1,400 tokens and thinking off. Codex runs with its user config and rules ignored, its shell, hooks and web search off, and a read-only sandbox. A Codex run that reports any tool activity is rejected. Codex does not report the model it used, so the exchange shows `codex:<model> (requested)`.
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- Each model call gets 45 seconds and the whole Ask gets 145 seconds. A stop sends SIGTERM to the process group, then SIGKILL after 1 second, and waits up to 4.5 seconds for proof that it exited. A running Ask that reaches 145 seconds or meets a drain ends `cancelled`.
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- Every spawned model call and web search writes one row to the token audit, whatever its outcome: source `meeting-ask` or `meeting-ask-web`, the model, estimated input and answer size, and duration. 6.68.0 logged Live Ask through the lens-gist engine; the new runner had dropped that row.
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- Retrieval starts from the current meeting.
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- Only a free-form question may look elsewhere. Each Ask gets at most two lookups and three model calls, COS and web combined. The presets never search.
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- A COS lookup returns up to 3 memories and 3 earlier meetings scoring 0.35 or more, leaving out the current meeting. Sources keep their memory ID or meeting record ID. These lookups now stop on cancel, and after 15 seconds.
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- Public web: `webRetrieval` is true when the Claude CLI is installed. That is a binary check, not a sign-in or search check. The search runs in a separate Claude Haiku process that may call WebSearch once. A hook denies every other tool and any second search, and the server rejects a run that shows otherwise.
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- A web search is sent only when the question asks for public information (words such as web, latest, official, definition or what is). Every query word must come from the question or a short list of connecting words. A private word (my, our, client, salary, address and similar) or a secret withholds it, with a notice.
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- Results are one search summary plus observed result links, up to 7 sources, cited `[W1]`. A link is kept only if it is public http or https on port 80 or 443 with no credentials, and every address its host resolves to is public. Pages are not fetched. When an answer cites one result, the rest of that search comes with it.
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- Sources are typed. Transcript turns keep their turn ID, time and session. Memories keep their memory ID and earlier meetings their record ID. Files keep their ID and revision, and web results their URL and retrieval time. A citation to an unknown ID shows `[source unavailable]`.
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- `PUT /api/meeting-ask/files` `{ sessionId, serverInstanceId, files }` adds or updates up to 50 files per call. A call is at most 500,000 bytes and a file at most 100,000 bytes of text. It never deletes; removal is an explicit `removed` status. States: `ready`, `pending`, `unsupported`, `failed`, `removed`, `secret-held`. Text that contains a secret is held back as `secret-held`.
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- A meeting holds up to 100 files and 500,000 bytes of text (413 `file_context_limit`). The whole file store holds up to 2,000 meetings and 100 MB (507 `file_context_storage_limit`). An update that shrinks the store is still allowed.
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- An Ask may reference up to 100 files, every file a meeting can register. By default it uses every file not removed. Each file's text and revision are copied into the exchange at admission, so a later edit affects later Asks only. A revision that no longer matches is 409 `file_revision_changed`.
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- Each admitted Ask, and each legacy Ask, holds its own `meeting_ask` maintenance lease until its provider process has exited and the result is written. The 202 response does not release it. If the exit cannot be confirmed, the lease is kept.
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- During maintenance, a new Ask is refused with 503 `maintenance`, and setting changes and file updates are refused too (the general drain middleware may answer them first with `maintenance_drain_active`). A running Ask checks every 100 ms and stops when a drain begins. Status, history, export and cancel keep answering.
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- One Ask runs at a time across the server, legacy and v2 together. A second is 429 `busy`.
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- Shutdown stops a running Ask and waits up to 5.5 seconds, inside the 8-second exit limit.
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- `GET /api/meeting-ask/history?sessionId&serverInstanceId&offset&limit&order` answers `{ exchanges, nextOffset, files }`. It is oldest first by default, and `order=desc` gives newest first. `limit` is 1 to 100, default 50. `nextOffset` is null on the last page. Every accepted exchange stays available.
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- A follow-up uses the meeting's last 4 completed answers from the journal for wording. The client sends no history.
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- Compatibility: `POST /api/meetings/live-ask` from 6.68.0 still works with the same request and response, Haiku only. It now shares the one-at-a-time limit with v2, takes the `meeting_ask` lease instead of the general request lease, stops when a drain begins, and runs through the new Meeting Ask runner. Its sources may now also carry `memoryId` or `recordId`. Clients built for 6.68.0 keep working. Durable history, files and the model choice need COS Control 0.5.280 or COS Glasses 6.10.623.
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- Add an authenticated, on-demand Live COS Ask endpoint for Control: Haiku answers from the current meeting snapshot, with optional bounded COS history searches for free-form questions, source citations, cancellation and no background model calls. Uses the existing isolated Claude CLI runner and stored sign-in.
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* A reply in the pre-6.71.0 {"answer":"..."} shape. Codex, Cursor and Ollama can be picked for Meeting Ask
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export async function searchAskHistory(query: string, excludeSessionId?: string, signal?: AbortSignal): Promise<{ sources: AskSource[]; notices: string[] }> {
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const results = await Promise.allSettled([searchMemories({ query, limit: 3, ...(signal?{signal}:{}) }), searchMeetingLibrary({ query, limit: 3, ...(signal?{signal}:{}) })])
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result.value.hits.filter(h => (!excludeSessionId || !('sessionId' in h) || h.sessionId !== excludeSessionId) && Math.max(h.keywordScore, h.semanticScore) >= 0.35).slice(0, 3).forEach(h => {
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sources.push({ id: `H${sources.length + 1}`, kind: i === 0 ? 'memory' : 'meeting', title: redactSecrets(h.title + ('date' in h && h.date ? ' · ' + h.date : '')).slice(0, 180), text: redactSecrets(h.snippet).slice(0, 1500), ...('recordId' in h ? { recordId: h.recordId, sessionId: h.sessionId, domain: h.domain, month: h.month, filename: h.filename } : { memoryId: h.id }) })
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run: (prompt, signal) => runLensGistEngine('claude', 'haiku', prompt, { system: LIVE_ASK_SYSTEM, timeoutMs: 45_000, source: 'live-cos-ask', maxOutputTokens: 1400, signal }),
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/** One request at a time, no queue or automatic retries, five-minute result reuse. In-memory only. */
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export function createLiveAsk(overrides: Partial<LiveAskDeps> = {}) {
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const cache = new Map<string, { at: number; result: AskResult }>()
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return async (input: AskInput, signal?: AbortSignal): Promise<AskResult> => {
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const key = createHash('sha256').update(JSON.stringify({ ...input, question: input.action === 'ask' ? input.question : '', history: input.action === 'ask' ? input.history : [], elapsedMs: input.action === 'catch_up' ? Math.floor(input.elapsedMs / 10000) * 10000 : 0 })).digest('hex')
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|
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try {
|
|
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|
|
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|
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|
|
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|
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if (!evidence.sources.some(s => s.text.trim())) throw new AskError('no_recent_words', 422)
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let model = 'haiku'
|
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|
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const absorb = (found: { sources: AskSource[]; notices: string[] }) => {
|
|
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// Stable IDs across hops; do not relabel first-hop evidence in follow-up answers.
|
|
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for (const source of found.sources) if (!evidence.sources.some(s => s.kind === source.kind && s.title === source.title && s.text === source.text)) evidence.sources.push({ ...source, id: `${source.kind === 'web' ? 'W' : 'H'}${evidence.sources.filter(s => s.kind !== 'transcript').length + 1}` })
|
|
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+
evidence.notices.push(...found.notices)
|
|
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|
+
}
|
|
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|
+
// At most two searches and three model calls, only after one explicit Ask.
|
|
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+
for (let hop = 0; hop < 3; hop++) {
|
|
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+
if (signal?.aborted) throw new AskError('cancelled', 499)
|
|
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+
const searchAllowed = input.action === 'ask' && hop < 2
|
|
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const prompt = JSON.stringify({ question: input.action === 'ask' ? input.question : TASKS[input.action], labels: MEETING_ASK_LABELS[input.action], wearer: deps.wearer?.() ?? null, history: input.action === 'ask' ? input.history : [], searchAllowed, evidence: evidence.sources, coverage: evidence.notices })
|
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+
const run = await deps.run(prompt, signal)
|
|
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+
if (signal?.aborted) throw new AskError('cancelled', 499)
|
|
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+
if (deps.requireHaiku !== false && run.model && !run.model.toLowerCase().includes('haiku')) throw new AskError('haiku_unavailable', 503)
|
|
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|
+
model = run.model ?? model
|
|
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|
+
let output: any
|
|
204
|
+
try { output = JSON.parse(run.text.trim().replace(/^```(?:json)?\s*/, '').replace(/\s*```$/, '')) } catch { throw new AskError('invalid_answer', 502) }
|
|
205
|
+
if (searchAllowed && typeof output?.searchQuery === 'string' && output.searchQuery.trim()) {
|
|
206
|
+
// The planner decides the scope. A request with no scope goes to the web only when the user explicitly asked for it.
|
|
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+
const scope = deps.webAvailable && (output.searchScope === 'web' || (output.searchScope == null && !!deps.explicitWebQuery)) ? 'web' : 'cos'
|
|
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|
+
if (scope === 'web') webAsked = true
|
|
209
|
+
absorb(await deps.search(output.searchQuery.trim().slice(0, 240), input.sessionId, scope))
|
|
210
|
+
continue
|
|
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|
+
}
|
|
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|
+
const allowed = new Set(evidence.sources.map(s => s.id))
|
|
213
|
+
// A real sections array is held to the contract; only a reply with no sections falls back.
|
|
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|
+
const legacy = !(Array.isArray(output?.sections) && output.sections.length) && typeof output?.answer === 'string' ? sectionsFromAnswer(input.action, output.answer, allowed) : null
|
|
215
|
+
const sections = legacy ? legacy.sections : normalizeSections(input.action, output?.sections, allowed)
|
|
216
|
+
// An explicit web request is honored even when the planner answers without searching the web.
|
|
217
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+
// The planner's choice is not reliable enough to carry an explicit ask: in the 6.69.0 field run
|
|
218
|
+
// Haiku answered "Who is alt coin daily?" from a screenshot and never asked for the web.
|
|
219
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+
// The caller sets explicitWebQuery only to the user's own words after its gate passed them.
|
|
220
|
+
// This uses one of the same two lookups; the presets never reach it (searchAllowed is false).
|
|
221
|
+
if (searchAllowed && deps.webAvailable && deps.explicitWebQuery && !webAsked) {
|
|
222
|
+
webAsked = true
|
|
223
|
+
evidence.notices.push(`You asked for the web, so COS searched it for "${deps.explicitWebQuery}" using only your words.`)
|
|
224
|
+
absorb(await deps.search(deps.explicitWebQuery, input.sessionId, 'web'))
|
|
225
|
+
continue
|
|
226
|
+
}
|
|
227
|
+
if (legacy?.offFormat) evidence.notices.push(OFF_FORMAT_NOTICE)
|
|
228
|
+
const answer = meetingAskAnswerMarkdown(sections)
|
|
229
|
+
const cited = new Set(sections.flatMap(s => s.sources))
|
|
230
|
+
if (!cited.size) evidence.notices.push('The answer did not cite a transcript passage. Treat it as a suggestion.')
|
|
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|
+
const citedRetrievals = new Set(evidence.sources.filter(s => cited.has(s.id) && s.retrievalId).map(s => s.retrievalId))
|
|
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+
const result = { answer, sections, sources: evidence.sources.filter(s => cited.has(s.id) || (s.retrievalId && citedRetrievals.has(s.retrievalId))), notices: [...new Set(evidence.notices)], model, throughMs: input.elapsedMs }
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+
if (cache.size >= 20) cache.delete(cache.keys().next().value!)
|
|
234
|
+
cache.set(key, { at: deps.now(), result })
|
|
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+
return result
|
|
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|
+
}
|
|
237
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+
throw new AskError('invalid_answer', 502)
|
|
238
|
+
} finally { busy = false }
|
|
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|
+
}
|
|
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|
+
}
|
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+
export const liveCosAsk = createLiveAsk()
|