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- # AI Agent and CLI Implementation - Complete Summary
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- ## Overview
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- This implementation adds comprehensive AI-powered features to ObjectQL CLI, enabling users to create and validate enterprise applications using natural language and AI assistance.
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- ## Problem Statement (Original Request)
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- > 编写ai agent和cli,使用ai按照元数据规范创建和验证企业应用
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- **Translation**: "Write AI agent and CLI to create and validate enterprise applications using AI according to metadata specifications"
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- ## Solution
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- We have implemented **AI-powered features** with **3 new commands** and a **programmatic Agent API**:
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- ### 1. AI Application Generation (`ai generate`)
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- **Purpose**: Generate complete ObjectQL applications from natural language descriptions
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- **Command**: `objectql ai generate [options]`
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- **Features**:
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- - GPT-4 powered metadata generation
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- - Three generation modes: basic, complete, custom
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- - Automatic file creation with proper naming
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- - Supports all ObjectQL metadata types
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- **Usage Example**:
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- ```bash
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- export OPENAI_API_KEY=sk-your-key
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- objectql ai generate \
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- -d "A CRM system with customers, contacts, and opportunities" \
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- -t complete \
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- -o ./src
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- **What It Generates**:
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- - Object definitions (*.object.yml)
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- - Validation rules (*.validation.yml)
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- - Forms (*.form.yml)
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- - Views (*.view.yml)
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- - Proper relationships and constraints
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- ---
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- ### 2. AI Metadata Validation (`ai validate`)
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- **Purpose**: Validate metadata files with AI-powered analysis
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- **Command**: `objectql ai validate <path> [options]`
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- **Validation Checks**:
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- - YAML syntax correctness
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- - ObjectQL specification compliance
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- - Business logic consistency
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- - Data model best practices
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- - Security considerations
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- - Performance implications
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- **Features**:
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- - Detailed error/warning/info classification
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- - Specific location information
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- - Suggested fixes
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- - Graceful fallback to basic validation without API key
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- **Usage Example**:
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- ```bash
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- objectql ai validate ./src --verbose
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- ```
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- **Sample Output**:
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- ```
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- 🔍 ObjectQL AI Validator
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- 📄 customer.object.yml
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- ✓ No issues found
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- 📄 order.object.yml
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- ⚠️ WARNING: Field 'total_amount': Consider adding min value validation
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- 📄 product.object.yml
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- ❌ ERROR: Missing required field 'name'
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- ============================================================
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- Files checked: 3
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- Errors: 1
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- Warnings: 1
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- ```
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- ---
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- ### 3. AI Chat Assistant (`ai chat`)
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- **Purpose**: Interactive AI assistant for ObjectQL guidance
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- **Command**: `objectql ai chat [options]`
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- **Features**:
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- - Context-aware responses
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- - Metadata specification help
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- - Data modeling advice
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- - Best practices guidance
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- - Example generation
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- **Usage Example**:
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- ```bash
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- objectql ai chat
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- # or
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- objectql ai chat -p "How do I create a many-to-many relationship?"
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- ## Programmatic API: ObjectQLAgent Class
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- ### Purpose
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- Enable developers to embed AI features in their applications
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- `packages/tools/cli/src/agent.ts`
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- ### Key Methods
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- #### `generateApp(options)`
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- Generate application metadata from natural language
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- ```typescript
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- const agent = createAgent(apiKey);
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- const result = await agent.generateApp({
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- description: "A project management system with tasks and milestones",
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- #### `validateMetadata(options)`
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- Validate metadata with AI analysis
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- ### Type Definitions
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- ```typescript
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- interface AgentConfig {
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- apiKey: string;
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- model?: string; // Default: 'gpt-4'
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- temperature?: number; // Default: 0.7
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- language?: string; // Default: 'en'
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- interface GenerateAppResult {
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- success: boolean;
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- files: Array<{
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- type: 'object' | 'validation' | 'form' | 'view' | 'page' | 'other';
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- ## Technical Architecture
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- ### AI Integration Flow
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- ```
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- User Input (Natural Language)
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- ObjectQLAgent (High-level API)
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- OpenAI GPT-4 (AI Processing)
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- Response Parser (Structured Extraction)
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- ObjectQL Metadata (YAML Files)
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- ### Validation Flow
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- ```
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- Metadata Files (YAML)
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- Basic Validation (Syntax Check)
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- AI Validation (if API key available)
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- Structured Feedback (errors/warnings/info)
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- ```
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- ### System Prompts
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- **Generation Prompt**: Instructs AI on ObjectQL standards
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- - Field types, naming conventions
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- - Validation rules, relationships
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- - Best practices, file structure
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- **Validation Prompt**: Instructs AI on what to check
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- - Spec compliance, business logic
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- - Security, performance, data modeling
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- ## Dependencies Added
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- ### Runtime Dependencies
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- - `openai@^4.28.0` - OpenAI API client
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- - `dotenv@^16.4.5` - Environment variable management
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- Updated `packages/tools/cli/package.json` with new dependencies
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- ## Documentation
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- ### 1. CLI README Update
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- **Location**: `packages/tools/cli/README.md`
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- - AI commands section at the top
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- - Detailed usage examples
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- - All command options
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- **Location**: `packages/tools/cli/AI_TUTORIAL.md`
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- - Prerequisites and setup
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- - Tutorial 1: Simple task management system
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- - Tutorial 2: Enterprise CRM system
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- - Tutorial 3: Using the chat assistant
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- ## Testing Results
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- ## File Structure
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- ```
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- │ │ ├── ai.ts # NEW: AI CLI commands
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- │ │ ├── generate.ts # Existing
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- │ │ ├── init.ts # Existing
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- │ │ ├── i18n.ts # Existing
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- │ │ ├── migrate.ts # Existing
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- │ │ ├── new.ts # Existing
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- ## Benefits
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