@leviyuan/lodestar 0.2.8 → 0.2.9

package/src/session-tools.ts

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+/**
+ * Tool-tracking helpers split out of session.ts. Free functions taking
+ * a Session; fields they touch are package-internal (no `private`
+ * modifier on the class side). Cross-file boundary lets the main
+ * session.ts stay under Claude Code's per-read token budget.
+ */
+
+import type { Session } from './session'
+import * as cardkit from './cardkit'
+import * as cards from './cards'
+import * as feishu from './feishu'
+
+export function isTaskWorkflow(name: string): boolean {
+  return name.startsWith('Task') && name !== 'Task'
+}
+
+export function todosArray(s: Session): cards.Todo[] {
+  return [...s.currentTodos.values()]
+}
+
+export function addTool(s: Session, toolUseId: string, name: string, input: any): void {
+  if (!s.currentTurn) return
+  // Close current assistant segment (if any) so the tool panel renders
+  // AFTER it in card body order. Flush queues the segment's last
+  // buffered delta before the tool element is inserted.
+  if (s.currentTurn.currentAssistantSegmentId) {
+    void cardkit.flush(s.currentTurn.cardId)
+    s.currentTurn.currentAssistantSegmentId = null
+    s.currentTurn.currentAssistantText = ''
+  }
+  // Consecutive Read merger: if a Read run is already open, append to
+  // its batch and re-render the panel instead of inserting a new one.
+  // Any other tool name closes the run (handled below).
+  if (name === 'Read' && s.currentTurn.openReadBatchI !== null) {
+    const batchI = s.currentTurn.openReadBatchI
+    const batch = s.currentTurn.readBatches.get(batchI)!
+    const slot = batch.items.length
+    batch.items.push({ toolUseId, input, output: null, isError: false })
+    s.currentTurn.toolByUseId.set(toolUseId, { i: batchI, name, input, readBatchSlot: slot })
+    const el = cards.readBatchElement(batchI, batch.items)
+    void cardkit.replaceElement(s.currentTurn.cardId, cards.ELEMENTS.tool(batchI), el)
+    return
+  }
+  if (name !== 'Read') s.currentTurn.openReadBatchI = null
+  const i = s.currentTurn.toolCount++
+  if (name === 'Read') {
+    // First Read of a potential run — render the existing single-tool
+    // panel (which keeps the full file-contents dump on completion). If
+    // a second Read arrives, completeTool/addTool will switch it to
+    // `readBatchElement`.
+    s.currentTurn.openReadBatchI = i
+    s.currentTurn.readBatches.set(i, {
+      items: [{ toolUseId, input, output: null, isError: false }],
+    })
+    s.currentTurn.toolByUseId.set(toolUseId, { i, name, input, readBatchSlot: 0 })
+    const el = cards.toolCallElement(i, name, input, null, '⏳', undefined, undefined)
+    void cardkit.addElement(s.currentTurn.cardId, el, {
+      type: 'insert_before', targetElementId: cards.ELEMENTS.footer,
+    })
+    return
+  }
+  s.currentTurn.toolByUseId.set(toolUseId, { i, name, input })
+  // AskUserQuestion is a client-side tool — daemon renders the choice
+  // UI in-line and supplies the tool_result itself once the user
+  // clicks. Branch BEFORE the generic toolCallElement so we never
+  // fall through to a JSON dump or, worse, get clobbered by the
+  // permission flow (which would render 🔐 three-button buttons that
+  // don't match the actual N options).
+  if (name === 'AskUserQuestion') {
+    const questions = Array.isArray(input?.questions) ? input.questions as cards.AskQuestion[] : []
+    const startIdx = questions.length > 0 ? 0 : undefined
+    const answered = new Map<number, cards.AskAnswered>()
+    s.pendingAsks.set(toolUseId, {
+      questions,
+      i,
+      answers: {},
+      answered,
+      currentIdx: startIdx,
+    })
+    const el = cards.askUserQuestionElement(i, toolUseId, questions, '🤔', {
+      currentIdx: startIdx,
+      answered,
+    })
+    void cardkit.addElement(s.currentTurn.cardId, el, {
+      type: 'insert_before',
+      targetElementId: cards.ELEMENTS.footer,
+    })
+    // Phone push — user has to come back and answer before Claude can
+    // continue. Set summary to the question text so the lock-screen
+    // notification preview shows what the user needs to answer.
+    if (s.currentTurn.userOpenId && s.currentTurn.messageId) {
+      const turn = s.currentTurn
+      const q0 = questions[0]?.question?.trim() ?? ''
+      const truncated = q0.length > 40 ? q0.slice(0, 40) + '…' : q0
+      const summary = questions.length > 1
+        ? `❓ 待回答 ${questions.length} 题${truncated ? `: ${truncated}` : ''}`
+        : truncated
+          ? `❓ ${truncated}`
+          : '❓ 等你回答问题'
+      void (async () => {
+        cardkit.cancelSummary(turn.cardId)
+        await cardkit.patchSettings(turn.cardId, { config: { summary: { content: summary } } })
+        await feishu.urgentApp(turn.messageId, [turn.userOpenId])
+      })()
+    }
+    return
+  }
+  // Pending Task* panels still show the *pre-op* todo mirror so users
+  // can read the current state immediately, without waiting for the
+  // tool to return.
+  const todos = isTaskWorkflow(name) ? todosArray(s) : undefined
+  const el = cards.toolCallElement(i, name, input, null, '⏳', undefined, todos)
+  void cardkit.addElement(s.currentTurn.cardId, el, {
+    type: 'insert_before',
+    targetElementId: cards.ELEMENTS.footer,
+  })
+}
+
+export function completeTool(s: Session, toolUseId: string, content: any, isError: boolean): void {
+  if (!s.currentTurn) return
+  const meta = s.currentTurn.toolByUseId.get(toolUseId)
+  if (!meta) return
+  const output = typeof content === 'string'
+    ? content
+    : Array.isArray(content)
+      ? content.map((c: any) => c?.text ?? JSON.stringify(c)).join('\n')
+      : JSON.stringify(content)
+  // Stash on the meta — every Task* op coming after this point may
+  // need to re-render this panel with a fresher todo footer, so we
+  // can't discard the output after the first paint.
+  meta.output = output
+  meta.isError = isError
+  // AskUserQuestion already had its final panel painted by resolveAsk
+  // (✅ + the chosen option marked, others dimmed). The tool_result
+  // arriving here is just the SDK's synthesised echo — re-rendering
+  // via toolCallElement would clobber the nice option-row layout
+  // with a generic JSON dump. Bail out; the panel is done.
+  if (meta.name === 'AskUserQuestion') return
+  // Read batch path: update this row's status in the shared batch then
+  // re-render. Single-item batches keep the original full-output panel
+  // (file-contents dump); 2+ items switch to the compact `Read · N 次`
+  // listing, which overwrites whatever was last drawn at this i.
+  if (meta.name === 'Read' && meta.readBatchSlot != null) {
+    const batch = s.currentTurn.readBatches.get(meta.i)
+    if (batch) {
+      const row = batch.items[meta.readBatchSlot]
+      if (row) { row.output = output; row.isError = isError }
+      const el = batch.items.length >= 2
+        ? cards.readBatchElement(meta.i, batch.items)
+        : cards.toolCallElement(meta.i, meta.name, meta.input, output, isError ? '❌' : '✅', meta.resolvedNote, undefined)
+      void cardkit.replaceElement(s.currentTurn.cardId, cards.ELEMENTS.tool(meta.i), el)
+    }
+    return
+  }
+  // Update the local todo mirror BEFORE rendering so the just-
+  // completed panel shows the new state too (e.g. a TaskCreate panel
+  // already lists the task it just created).
+  if (!isError && isTaskWorkflow(meta.name)) {
+    updateTodosFromTask(s, meta.name, meta.input, output)
+  }
+  const todos = isTaskWorkflow(meta.name) ? todosArray(s) : undefined
+  const el = cards.toolCallElement(meta.i, meta.name, meta.input, output, isError ? '❌' : '✅', meta.resolvedNote, todos)
+  void cardkit.replaceElement(s.currentTurn.cardId, cards.ELEMENTS.tool(meta.i), el)
+  // Cascade the new mirror into every prior Task* panel in this turn
+  // so any expanded panel reflects the latest state, not the snapshot
+  // captured when that op ran.
+  if (!isError && isTaskWorkflow(meta.name)) {
+    refreshOtherTaskPanels(s, toolUseId)
+  }
+}
+
+/** Roll a single Task* op into the local mirror — best-effort. Output
+ * parsing is regex-based (the SDK returns plain text like "Task #7
+ * created successfully: …"), so unexpected variants are skipped
+ * silently rather than blowing up the panel render. */
+export function updateTodosFromTask(s: Session, name: string, input: any, output: string): void {
+  switch (name) {
+    case 'TaskCreate': {
+      const m = output.match(/Task #(\d+) created/)
+      if (!m) return
+      const id = Number(m[1])
+      s.currentTodos.set(id, {
+        id,
+        subject: input.subject,
+        description: input.description,
+        activeForm: input.activeForm,
+        status: 'pending',
+      })
+      return
+    }
+    case 'TaskUpdate': {
+      const id = Number(input.taskId)
+      if (!Number.isFinite(id)) return
+      // status=deleted is the SDK's tombstone — drop from the mirror
+      // so the readout doesn't carry it forever. Server still keeps
+      // it; the mirror is just for the panel footer.
+      if (input.status === 'deleted') { s.currentTodos.delete(id); return }
+      const cur = s.currentTodos.get(id) ?? { id, status: 'pending' as const }
+      if (input.status)      cur.status = input.status
+      if (input.subject)     cur.subject = input.subject
+      if (input.description) cur.description = input.description
+      if (input.owner)       cur.owner = input.owner
+      if (input.activeForm)  cur.activeForm = input.activeForm
+      s.currentTodos.set(id, cur)
+      return
+    }
+    // TaskList / TaskGet / TaskStop / TaskOutput / TaskDelete:
+    // read-only or parse-heavy — skip mirror update. The panel will
+    // still render the SDK's textual result below the operation
+    // block, which is enough to disambiguate.
+  }
+}
+
+/** Re-render every Task* panel in the current turn (except the one
+ * that just landed — already up-to-date) so they all show the latest
+ * todo mirror in their footers. Cheap: ELEMENTS.tool(i) replace is
+ * queued through the per-card Promise chain like any other op. */
+export function refreshOtherTaskPanels(s: Session, skipToolUseId: string): void {
+  if (!s.currentTurn) return
+  const todos = todosArray(s)
+  for (const [id, meta] of s.currentTurn.toolByUseId) {
+    if (id === skipToolUseId) continue
+    if (!isTaskWorkflow(meta.name)) continue
+    const status: '⏳' | '✅' | '❌' = meta.output === undefined
+      ? '⏳'
+      : (meta.isError ? '❌' : '✅')
+    const el = cards.toolCallElement(
+      meta.i, meta.name, meta.input, meta.output ?? null,
+      status, meta.resolvedNote, todos,
+    )
+    void cardkit.replaceElement(s.currentTurn.cardId, cards.ELEMENTS.tool(meta.i), el)
+  }
+}

package/src/session-types.ts

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+/**
+ * Shared types split out of session.ts so the main file stays under
+ * Claude Code's per-read token budget (~25K). Pure type-only — no
+ * runtime imports here. Companion modules: session-tools.ts,
+ * session-ask.ts, session-permission.ts.
+ */
+
+export interface TurnState {
+  cardId: string
+  /** Feishu message_id of the card — needed for urgent_app push on clean
+   * turn close. Kept separate from cardId because cardkit's stream APIs
+   * operate on card_id but the urgent_app endpoint takes message_id. */
+  messageId: string
+  /** open_id of the user who started this turn. Used to scope the
+   * urgent_app push so only the initiator gets pinged (in case there
+   * are other members in the group). Empty string → skip the ping. */
+  userOpenId: string
+  /** What kicked off this turn. Only `'user_message'` turns fire the
+   * end-of-turn urgent_app push — scheduled / cron / loop wakeups
+   * finish on their own time and pinging the user would be noise,
+   * not signal. Ask / permission urgents inside the turn still fire
+   * regardless (those genuinely need attention even mid-schedule). */
+  trigger: 'user_message' | 'scheduled'
+  thinkingText: string
+  toolCount: number
+  /** `output` / `isError` are filled in by completeTool — kept on the
+   * meta (instead of being thrown away after the first render) so a
+   * later Task* op can re-render every prior Task* panel with the
+   * latest todo mirror appended. */
+  toolByUseId: Map<string, {
+    i: number
+    name: string
+    input: any
+    resolvedNote?: string
+    output?: string
+    isError?: boolean
+    /** Set when this tool is part of a merged Read batch — points to the
+     * batch's slot in `readBatches[i].items`. completeTool uses it to
+     * update the right row instead of rendering a standalone panel. */
+    readBatchSlot?: number
+  }>
+  /** Consecutive `Read` calls collapse into a single panel rendered by
+   * `cards.readBatchElement`. Keyed by element index `i` so completeTool
+   * can find the batch after its open-window closed (a non-Read tool or
+   * new assistant segment has since arrived).
+   *
+   * `openReadBatchI` is the i of the batch currently accepting new Reads;
+   * null once the run ends. Subsequent Read calls open a fresh batch at a
+   * new i. */
+  readBatches: Map<number, {
+    items: Array<{ toolUseId: string; input: any; output: string | null; isError: boolean }>
+  }>
+  openReadBatchI: number | null
+  assistantSegmentCount: number
+  currentAssistantSegmentId: string | null
+  currentAssistantText: string
+  // Per-assistant-segment cumulative text — used at turn close to strip
+  // [[send: /path]] markers and replace each segment with a cleaned
+  // version, then post the files as separate Feishu messages.
+  segmentTexts: Map<string, string>
+  startedAt: number
+}
+
+export type Status = 'idle' | 'working' | 'awaiting_permission' | 'starting' | 'stopped'
+
+export interface SessionOpts {
+  permissionMode?: 'default' | 'acceptEdits' | 'plan' | 'bypassPermissions'
+}
+
+/** Per-turn delta extracted from the SDK `result` message — feeds the
+ * "上一轮" line in the console panel. */
+export interface LastTurnDelta {
+  tokens: number      // input + cache_* + output for that turn
+  costUsd: number
+  durationMs: number
+  inputTokens: number // input + cache_* (excludes output) — context-window estimate
+}
+
+/** Cumulative session counters. Reset on full restart (`clear`),
+ * preserved across `restart`/resume and daemon-restart so the `hi`
+ * panel reflects the user's total spend in this conversation
+ * regardless of how many times the underlying ClaudeProcess has been
+ * respawned. Resumed conversations start counting from the resume
+ * point onward — the SDK doesn't replay historical usage on resume,
+ * so a long pre-resume conversation shows up as zero here until the
+ * first new turn lands. */
+export interface CumStats {
+  tokens: number
+  costUsd: number
+  turns: number
+}