@tyvm/knowhow 0.0.143 → 0.0.145

package/src/types.ts

@@ -86,6 +86,9 @@ export type Config = {
   chat?: {
     rootModule?: string;
     renderer?: string;
+    defaultAgent?: string;
+    defaultModel?: string;
+    defaultProvider?: string;
     modules?: string[];
   };
   modules: string[];

package/tests/clients/contextLimits.test.ts

@@ -9,6 +9,8 @@ import {
   GeminiTextPricing,
   AnthropicTextPricing,
   XaiTextPricing,
+  FireworksTextPricing,
+  FireworksEmbeddingPricing,
 } from "../../src/clients/pricing";
 
 // Model ids explicitly marked deprecated across all pricing tables. Deprecated
@@ -21,6 +23,8 @@ const deprecatedModelIds = new Set<string>(
     ...GeminiTextPricing,
     ...AnthropicTextPricing,
     ...XaiTextPricing,
+    ...FireworksTextPricing,
+    ...FireworksEmbeddingPricing,
   } as Record<string, { deprecated?: boolean }>)
     .filter(([, p]) => p && p.deprecated === true)
     .map(([id]) => id)

package/tests/clients/openai.images.test.ts

@@ -0,0 +1,105 @@
+import { GenericOpenAiClient } from "../../src/clients/openai";
+import { Message } from "../../src/clients/types";
+
+describe("GenericOpenAiClient image message conversion", () => {
+  const imageUrl = "data:image/jpeg;base64,/9j/4AAQSkZJRg==";
+  let client: GenericOpenAiClient;
+
+  beforeEach(() => {
+    client = new GenericOpenAiClient("test-key");
+  });
+
+  it("moves tool image output to a user message for Chat Completions", () => {
+    const messages: Message[] = [{
+      role: "tool",
+      tool_call_id: "call_1",
+      name: "loadImageAsBase64",
+      content: [{
+        type: "image_url",
+        image_url: { url: imageUrl, detail: "high" },
+      }],
+    }];
+
+    const converted = client.toChatCompletionMessages(messages);
+
+    expect(converted).toEqual([
+      {
+        role: "tool",
+        tool_call_id: "call_1",
+        content: [{
+          type: "text",
+          text: "Image output attached in the following user message.",
+        }],
+      },
+      {
+        role: "user",
+        content: [{
+          type: "image_url",
+          image_url: { url: imageUrl, detail: "high" },
+        }],
+      },
+    ]);
+  });
+
+  it("uses input_image parts for the Responses API", () => {
+    const converted = client.toResponseContent([
+      { type: "text", text: "Screenshot" },
+      { type: "image_url", image_url: { url: imageUrl, detail: "low" } },
+    ]);
+
+    expect(converted).toEqual([
+      { type: "input_text", text: "Screenshot" },
+      { type: "input_image", image_url: imageUrl, detail: "low" },
+    ]);
+  });
+
+  it.each([
+    { type: "audio_url", audio_url: { url: "data:audio/wav;base64,UklGRg==" } },
+    { type: "video_url", video_url: { url: "data:video/mp4;base64,AAAAIGZ0eXA=" } },
+  ] as const)("rejects unsupported $type Responses API content instead of dropping it", (part) => {
+    expect(() => client.toResponseContent([
+      { type: "text", text: "Media" },
+      part,
+    ])).toThrow(
+      `OpenAI Responses API conversion does not support ${part.type} content.`
+    );
+  });
+
+  it("attaches a tool image as input_image in a Responses API request", async () => {
+    const create = jest.fn().mockResolvedValue({
+      id: "resp_1",
+      output: [],
+      usage: undefined,
+    });
+    (client as any).client = { responses: { create } };
+
+    await client.createChatResponse({
+      model: "gpt-5.4",
+      reasoning_effort: "none",
+      messages: [{
+        role: "tool",
+        tool_call_id: "call_1",
+        content: [{
+          type: "image_url",
+          image_url: { url: imageUrl, detail: "auto" },
+        }],
+      }],
+    });
+
+    expect(create.mock.calls[0][0].input).toEqual([
+      {
+        type: "function_call_output",
+        call_id: "call_1",
+        output: "Image output attached in the following user message.",
+      },
+      {
+        role: "user",
+        content: [{
+          type: "input_image",
+          image_url: imageUrl,
+          detail: "auto",
+        }],
+      },
+    ]);
+  });
+});

package/tests/clients/pricing.test.ts

@@ -30,6 +30,8 @@ import {
   GeminiTextPricing,
   AnthropicTextPricing,
   XaiTextPricing,
+  FireworksTextPricing,
+  FireworksEmbeddingPricing,
   ALL_MODEL_CATALOG,
   XaiImagePricing,
   XaiVideoPricing,
@@ -61,6 +63,8 @@ describe("Model Pricing Coverage", () => {
     ...GeminiTextPricing,
     ...AnthropicTextPricing,
     ...XaiTextPricing,
+    ...FireworksTextPricing,
+    ...FireworksEmbeddingPricing,
   };
 
   describe("Text completion models have pricing", () => {
@@ -166,6 +170,8 @@ describe("Model Catalog Coverage", () => {
       ...GeminiTextPricing,
       ...AnthropicTextPricing,
       ...XaiTextPricing,
+      ...FireworksTextPricing,
+      ...FireworksEmbeddingPricing,
     } as Record<string, { deprecated?: boolean }>)
       .filter(([, p]) => p && p.deprecated === true)
       .map(([id]) => id)

package/tests/compressor/usageBase64.json

@@ -0,0 +1,159 @@
+[
+  {
+    "timestamp": "2026-07-31T20:27:55.630Z",
+    "inputTokens": 7880,
+    "outputTokens": 54,
+    "cacheReadTokens": 1999,
+    "cacheWriteTokens": 0,
+    "totalInputTokens": 7880,
+    "totalOutputTokens": 54,
+    "totalCacheReadTokens": 1999,
+    "totalCacheWriteTokens": 0,
+    "messages": [
+      {
+        "role": "system",
+        "content": "\n#Knowhow Codebase Agent.\nYou use the tools to read and write code, to help the developer implement features faster.\n\n# Completing your work\n\nYou always call finalAnswer once you have finished implementing or answering what is requested.\nAs an agent you will receive multiple rounds of input until you call finalAnswer.\nYou are not able to request feedback from the user, so proceed with your plans and the developer will contact you afterwards if they need more help.\n\n## Modification Guidelines\n\nAfter modifying files, you will read them to ensure they look correct before calling finalAnswer.\nYou always check your modifications for syntax errors or bugs.\nYou always use writeFileChunk for small files, and for larger files you use the patchFile tool, if available, to make the smallest modifications required to files, rather than outputting the entire file.\nYou think step by step about the blocks of code you're modifying.\nYou may use the execCommand tool to navigate the filesystem and to create new folders if needed.\nYou may use the execCommand tool to use git to view which changes have been made so far via git diff and git status.\n\n# Creative Tool Usage Examples\n\nBeyond basic file editing, consider these powerful tool combinations:\n\n## String Replace Tool\n- **Bulk renaming**: Use stringReplace across multiple files to rename variables, functions, or imports\n- **Configuration updates**: Replace API endpoints, version numbers, or feature flags across the codebase\n- **Dependency updates**: Update import paths when reorganizing code structure\n\n## YCMD Language Server Integration\n- **Find all references**: Use ycmdGoTo with GoToReferences to find every usage of a function before refactoring\n- **Auto-complete exploration**: Use ycmdCompletion to discover available methods/properties on objects\n- **Smart navigation**: Use ycmdGoTo with GoToDefinition to understand code structure before making changes\n- **Error-driven development**: Use ycmdDiagnostics to identify compilation errors and fix them systematically\n- **Intelligent renaming**: Use ycmdRefactor with RefactorRename for safe symbol renaming across files\n\n## Search and Analysis Workflows\n- **Impact analysis**: Use textSearch + ycmdGoTo to understand how changes will affect the codebase\n- **Pattern discovery**: Use embeddingSearch to find similar code patterns when implementing new features\n- **Code exploration**: Combine fileSearch + readFile + ycmdCompletion to understand unfamiliar codebases\n\n## Advanced Combinations\n- **Refactoring workflow**: ycmdDiagnostics → ycmdGoTo → stringReplace → ycmdDiagnostics (verify fixes)\n- **Feature implementation**: embeddingSearch → ycmdCompletion → patchFile → ycmdDiagnostics\n- **Code cleanup**: textSearch → ycmdRefactor (organize imports) → stringReplace (standardize patterns)\n\nThink creatively about tool combinations - each tool can amplify the others' effectiveness!\n\n# PLUGINS REMINDER:\n\nPlugins are used to automatically expand user input with more context.\nThe additional context could be from embeddings, files, pull requests, tickets etc.\nDo not assume the plugin information contains all the information you require to accomplish a task.\nBe sure to consider tools that you may use to supplement what the plugins initially provided.\n\n\n        # Patch Tool Rules:\nHere's an example of a correctly formatted patch:\n\nIndex: ./src/agents/base/base.ts\n===================================================================\n--- ./src/agents/base/base.ts\n+++ ./src/agents/base/base.ts\n@@ -186,9 +186,14 @@\n     startIndex: number,\n     endIndex: number\n   ) {\n     const toCompress = messages.slice(startIndex, endIndex);\n-    const toCompressPrompt = `Summarize what this agent was tasked with, what has been tried so far, and what we're about to do next. This summary will become the agent's only memory of the past, all other messages will be dropped: \n\n${JSON.stringify(\n+    const toCompressPrompt = `Summarize:\n+    1. Initial Request - what this agent was tasked with.\n+    2. Progress - what has been tried so far,\n+    3. Next Steps - what we're about to do next to continue the user's original request.\n+\n+      This summary will become the agent's only memory of the past, all other messages will be dropped: \n\n${JSON.stringify(\n       toCompress\n     )}`;\n\n     const model = this.getModel();\n@@ -202,9 +207,12 @@\n         },\n       ],\n     });\n\n+    const systemMesasges = toCompress.filter((m) => m.role === \"system\");\n+\n     const newMessages = [\n+      ...systemMesasges,\n       ...response.choices.map((c) => c.message),\n       ...messages.slice(endIndex),\n   ];\n\n\n\nBe sure to preserve sytanx, delete the correct lines of code, and insert new lines of code in the correct locations.\n\nThe user's patch tool needs CORRECT patches that apply cleanly against the current contents of the file!\nThink carefully and make sure you include and mark all lines that need to be removed or changed as `-` lines.\nMake sure you mark all new or modified lines with `+`.\nDon't leave out any lines or the diff patch won't apply correctly.\n\nIndentation matters in the diffs!\n\nStart a new hunk for each section of the file that needs changes.\n\nOnly output hunks that specify changes with `+` or `-` lines.\nSkip any hunks that are entirely unchanging ` ` lines.\n\nOutput hunks in whatever order makes the most sense.\nHunks don't need to be in any particular order.\n\nHunks should have a context of 3 lines before and after the change, which match exactly from the source.\n\nWhen editing a function, method, loop, etc use a hunk to replace the *entire* code block.\nDelete the entire existing version with `-` lines and then add a new, updated version with `+` lines.\nThis will help you generate correct code and correct diffs.\n\nTo move code within a file, use 2 hunks: 1 to delete it from its current location, 1 to insert it in the new location.\n\nYou should attempt to apply one hunk at a time, as an error in one hunk can cause the entire patch to fail to apply.\n\n\n        Specialization: Patcher Agent, This agent is prepared to work on the codebase by leveraging patches\n\n        # Language Server Integration:\n        Use ycmd tools (ycmdDiagnostics, ycmdCompletion, ycmdRefactor, ycmdGoTo) to get error diagnostics, code completions, refactor symbols, and navigate definitions before making changes.\n        This helps ensure accurate modifications and can suggest fixes for compilation errors.\n\n        IF you fail twice to patch a file, you may switch using writeFileChunk to rewrite the whole file.\n\n        If you need to know about a type, you should use the ycmd completion tool to discovery the properties, and fallback to reading the source files if the ycmd tools are not available.\n\n        # Debugging Workflow\n        If a build or test command fails due to compilation errors:\n\n        ALWAYS start by running ycmdDiagnostics on the file with errors to get a structured list of issues.\n\n        Address the errors one at a time, from top to bottom.\n\n        For each error, use ycmdGoTo to find the correct definition or readFile on the relevant source file to understand the correct implementation.\n\n        If an error is related to properties not being named correctly, you can use ycmdCompletion to get suggestions for the correct property or method names.\n\n        Apply a small, targeted patch to fix only that single error.\n\n        After every 2-3 fixes, run ycmdDiagnostics again to confirm progress.\n\n        # Test Writing Workflow\n        When writing tests, you proceed incrementally, writing one test, verifying it compiles and works before moving on to the next test.\n        You ALWAYS get to a stable state with tests compiling / running before adding the next test.\n        When writing tests, you never change the source code to pass the test, you always change the test to match the existing source code.\n\n        "
+      },
+      {
+        "role": "user",
+        "content": "\n    <PreviousChats>\n  This information is provided as historical context and is likely not related to the current task:\n  []\n    </PreviousChats> \n\n    <PluginContext> LANGUAGE PLUGIN: The user mentioned these terms triggering contextual expansions tools expanded to: [\n  {\n    \"filePath\": \".knowhow/docs/tools.md\",\n    \"content\": \"# Accessing ToolsService in Knowhow\\n\\nThis document explains how to access and use the ToolsService within tools and throughout the Knowhow codebase.\\n\\n## Per-call Context: the `_ctx` argument\\n\\nEvery tool invocation goes through `ToolsService.callTool(toolCall, enabledTools, callContext)`.\\nThe optional `callContext` (`ToolCallContext`) is threaded into the tool as `_ctx`:\\n\\n- **Positional tools** (`positional: true`) receive `_ctx` as the **LAST positional argument**,\\n  after all schema-defined properties.\\n- **Non-positional tools** receive `_ctx` **merged onto the args object** under the `_ctx` key.\\n\\n`_ctx` always contains a `Tools` reference (the ToolsService), and — when a tool is invoked by a\\nrunning agent — a `caller` (the `BaseAgent` instance) and its `taskId`. This enables\\n**self-referential tools**: a tool can read the calling agent off `_ctx.caller` and, e.g., look up\\nthe current task, send pending messages, or discover its parent task.\\n\\n```typescript\\n// Positional tool — _ctx arrives after the declared props\\nexport async function replyToParent(message: string, _ctx?: ToolCallContext) {\\n  const parentTaskId = _ctx?.parentTaskId ?? _ctx?.taskId; // discover parent\\n  const agent = _ctx?.caller;                              // the calling BaseAgent\\n  // ...\\n}\\n\\n// Non-positional tool — _ctx is a key on the args object\\nexport async function startAgentTask(params: { prompt: string; _ctx?: ToolCallContext }) {\\n  const parentTaskId = params._ctx?.taskId; // auto-derive parent from the spawner\\n  // ...\\n}\\n```\\n\\n**Why `_ctx` instead of stashing the caller on the ToolsService context?**\\nStoring a per-invocation caller on the shared `ToolsService.context` is not safe under concurrent\\ntool usage (agents can share a ToolsService, and parallel tool calls could clobber each other).\\nPassing `_ctx` per-call keeps the caller scoped to a single invocation, so concurrent usage is\\nnever boxed out. Agents pass themselves in from `base.ts`:\\n\\n```typescript\\nthis.tools.callTool(toolCall, this.getEnabledToolNames(), {\\n  caller: this,\\n  taskId: this.currentTaskId,\\n});\\n```\\n\\nExisting tools that don't need `_ctx` simply ignore the extra argument (positional) or the extra\\nkey (non-positional), so adding it is backward-compatible.\\n\\n### Self-referential orchestration tools built on `_ctx`\\n\\nSeveral tools use `_ctx.caller` (the calling `BaseAgent`) and `_ctx.Tools` (the ToolsService) to\\ncoordinate subagents:\\n\\n- **`replyToParent(message)`** — sends a message back to the parent task that spawned this agent\\n  (discovered via `_ctx.parentTaskId` → `_ctx.caller.parentTaskId` → the agent's own\\n  `metadata.json`).\\n- **`waitForAgentCompleted({ taskId, timeoutMs?, pollIntervalMs? })`** — the native \\\"join\\\"\\n  primitive: blocks until a spawned task reaches a terminal status, then returns a structured JSON\\n  result `{ status, costUsd, finalAnswer, artifacts, elapsedMs, timedOut? }`. It reads the\\n  consolidated status from `metadata.json`/`status.txt` and falls back to a process-liveness check\\n  (via `metadata.pid`) so a crashed child doesn't hang the parent. Prefer this over shell polling\\n  loops — the script sandbox caps `sleep` and burns a tool call per poll.\\n- **`observe({ toolName, toolArgs?, intervalMs?, maxUpdates?, maxDurationMs?, onlyOnChange? })`** —\\n  periodically invokes another tool in the background and streams its results back to the calling\\n  agent via `caller.addPendingMessage(...)`, without blocking. Returns an observation id.\\n  **Important:** it captures `caller` and `Tools` from `_ctx` *synchronously* and closes over them\\n  for the interval callback — never read them lazily inside the timer, since the shared per-call\\n  context may change by then. Auto-expires after `maxUpdates` or `maxDurationMs` (and `unref`s its\\n  timer) so a forgotten observer never leaks.\\n- **`stopObserving({ id? })`** — cancels one observer by id, or all of them when `id` is omitted.\\n\\n## Tool Definition Structure and the `positional` Parameter\\n\\nTool definitions in Knowhow follow a specific structure that determines how arguments are passed to the tool function. The most important aspect of this is the `positional` parameter in the tool's parameter definition.\\n\\n### Understanding `positional: true` vs `positional: false`\\n\\nThe `positional` parameter controls how the ToolsService passes arguments to your tool function:\\n\\n- **`positional: true`**: Arguments are passed as individual parameters in the order they appear in the `properties` object\\n- **`positional: false`** (or omitted): Arguments are passed as a single object with all parameters as properties\\n\\nThis is implemented in the ToolsService's `callTool` method:\\n\\n```typescript\\nconst isPositional = toolDefinition?.function?.parameters?.positional || false;\\nconst fnArgs = isPositional\\n  ? Object.keys(properties).map((p) => functionArgs[p])\\n  : functionArgs;\\n\\nconst rawResponse = isPositional\\n  ? functionToCall.call(this, ...fnArgs)\\n  : functionToCall.call(this, fnArgs);\\n```\\n\\n### Examples of Positional Tools\\n\\nMost tools in Knowhow use `positional: true` for a cleaner function signature:\\n\\n```typescript\\n// Tool definition with positional: true\\n{\\n  type: \\\"function\\\",\\n  function: {\\n    name: \\\"readFile\\\",\\n    description: \\\"Read the contents of a file\\\",\\n    parameters: {\\n      type: \\\"object\\\",\\n      positional: true,\\n      properties: {\\n        filePath: {\\n          type: \\\"string\\\",\\n          description: \\\"The path to the file to be read\\\",\\n        },\\n      },\\n      required: [\\\"filePath\\\"],\\n    },\\n  },\\n}\\n\\n// Function implementation receives arguments as individual parameters\\nexport async function readFile(filePath: string) {\\n  // filePath is passed directly as a string parameter\\n  const content = await fs.readFile(filePath, 'utf-8');\\n  return content;\\n}\\n```\\n\\nMultiple parameters with `positional: true`:\\n\\n```typescript\\n// Tool definition\\n{\\n  name: \\\"patchFile\\\",\\n  parameters: {\\n    positional: true,\\n    properties: {\\n      filePath: { type: \\\"string\\\" },\\n      patch: { type: \\\"string\\\" },\\n    },\\n    required: [\\\"filePath\\\", \\\"patch\\\"],\\n  },\\n}\\n\\n// Function receives arguments in order\\nexport async function patchFile(filePath: string, patch: string) {\\n  // Arguments unpacked in the order defined in properties\\n}\\n```\\n\\n### Examples of Non-Positional Tools\\n\\nWhen `positional: false` or when the property is omitted, the function receives a single object:\\n\\n```typescript\\n// Tool definition with positional: false (or omitted)\\n{\\n  type: \\\"function\\\",\\n  function: {\\n    name: \\\"listVariables\\\",\\n    description: \\\"List all stored variables\\\",\\n    parameters: {\\n      type: \\\"object\\\",\\n      positional: false,  // or omit this line\\n      properties: {},\\n      required: [],\\n    },\\n  },\\n}\\n\\n// Function implementation receives a single args object\\nexport async function listVariables(args: {}) {\\n  // args is an empty object in this case\\n  return getVariableList();\\n}\\n```\\n\\nWith parameters:\\n\\n```typescript\\n// Tool with multiple parameters and positional: false\\nexport async function enableTools(args: { patterns: string | string[] }) {\\n  // All parameters come in a single args object\\n  const patterns = Array.isArray(args.patterns) ? args.patterns : [args.patterns];\\n  // ... implementation\\n}\\n```\\n\\n### When to Use Which Pattern\\n\\n**Use `positional: true` when:**\\n- You have a small number of parameters (1-4)\\n- Parameter order is logical and intuitive\\n- You want cleaner, more readable function signatures\\n- Most tools in the codebase follow this pattern\\n\\n**Use `positional: false` when:**\\n- You have many parameters or complex nested structures\\n- You want explicit parameter names in the function signature\\n- Parameters might be optional or have default values\\n- The tool takes no parameters at all\\n\\n### Important Implementation Notes\\n\\n1. **Parameter Order Matters**: With `positional: true`, arguments are extracted using `Object.keys(properties).map((p) => functionArgs[p])`. The order of keys in the `properties` object determines the argument order.\\n\\n2. **Type Safety**: TypeScript function signatures should match the positional setting:\\n   ```typescript\\n   // positional: true\\n   function myTool(arg1: string, arg2: number) { }\\n   \\n   // positional: false\\n   function myTool(args: { arg1: string; arg2: number }) { }\\n   ```\\n\\n3. **Required vs Optional**: The `required` array in the tool definition validates which parameters must be present, but doesn't affect the positional behavior.\\n\\n4. **Array and Object Parameters**: Complex types work with both patterns:\\n   ```typescript\\n   // positional: true with array\\n   function readBlocks(filePath: string, blockNumbers: number[]) { }\\n   \\n   // positional: false with nested object\\n   function createCompletion(args: { provider: string; options: { model: string; messages: Message[] } }) { }\\n   ```\\n\\n## ToolsService Context Pattern\\n\\nAll tools have access to a rich context through the ToolsService. The service is bound to `this` within tool functions, providing access to the entire Knowhow ecosystem.\\n\\n## Standard Access Pattern\\n\\nEvery tool uses this pattern to access the ToolsService:\\n\\n```typescript\\nconst toolService = (\\n  this instanceof ToolsService ? this : services().Tools\\n) as ToolsService;\\n\\nconst context = toolService.getContext();\\n```\\n\\nThis pattern ensures:\\n1. **Bound Context**: Uses `this` when the tool is properly bound to ToolsService\\n2. **Fallback**: Falls back to global services if not bound\\n3. **Type Safety**: Casts to ToolsService for proper TypeScript support\\n\\n## Available Context Services\\n\\nThe `context` object provides access to:\\n\\n### Events Service\\n```typescript\\n// Blocking events (wait for completion)\\nawait context.Events.emitBlocking(\\\"file:pre-read\\\", { filePath });\\n\\n// Non-blocking events (fire and forget)\\nawait context.Events.emitNonBlocking(\\\"file:post-read\\\", { filePath, content });\\n```\\n\\n### AI Clients\\n```typescript\\n// Access configured AI clients\\nconst { openai, anthropic } = context.Clients;\\nconst response = await openai.chat.completions.create({...});\\n```\\n\\n### Plugin System\\n```typescript\\n// Call any registered plugin\\nconst result = await context.Plugins.call(\\\"embeddings\\\", searchQuery);\\nconst github = await context.Plugins.call(\\\"github\\\", prUrl);\\n```\\n\\n### Agent Service\\n```typescript\\n// Spawn or communicate with other agents\\nconst agent = context.Agents.getAgent(\\\"Developer\\\");\\nconst result = await agent.run(prompt);\\n```\\n\\n### Tools Service (Self-Reference)\\n```typescript\\n// Call other tools programmatically\\nconst otherTool = context.Tools.getFunction(\\\"readFile\\\");\\nconst fileContent = await otherTool.call(context.Tools, filePath);\\n```\\n\\n### Metadata\\n```typescript\\n// Access additional context data\\nconst userPreferences = context.metadata?.userPreferences;\\nconst sessionId = context.metadata?.sessionId;\\n```\\n\\n## ToolsService Methods\\n\\nThe ToolsService provides several key methods:\\n\\n### Tool Management\\n```typescript\\n// Get tool definitions\\nconst tools = toolService.getTools();\\nconst tool = toolService.getTool(\\\"readFile\\\");\\n\\n// Get function implementations\\nconst func = toolService.getFunction(\\\"readFile\\\");\\n```\\n\\n### Function Registration\\n```typescript\\n// Set individual function\\ntoolService.setFunction(\\\"myTool\\\", myToolFunction);\\n\\n// Set multiple functions\\ntoolService.setFunctions([\\\"tool1\\\", \\\"tool2\\\"], [func1, func2]);\\n\\n// Add function object\\ntoolService.addFunctions({ myTool: myToolFunction });\\n```\\n\\n### Tool Execution\\n```typescript\\n// Execute tool with proper context\\nconst result = await toolService.callTool(toolCall, enabledTools);\\n```\\n\\n## Context Binding\\n\\nTools are automatically bound to the ToolsService instance, which means:\\n\\n1. **`this` Reference**: Inside tools, `this` refers to the ToolsService\\n2. **Context Access**: Full access to all services through `getContext()`\\n3. **Cross-Tool Communication**: Ability to call other tools through the service\\n4. **Event System**: Participation in the event-driven architecture\\n\\n## Common Context Usage Patterns\\n\\n### File Operations with Events\\n```typescript\\n// Pre-operation validation\\nif (context.Events) {\\n  await context.Events.emitBlocking(\\\"file:pre-write\\\", { filePath, content });\\n}\\n\\n// Perform operation\\nconst result = performFileOperation();\\n\\n// Post-operation notification\\nif (context.Events) {\\n  await context.Events.emitNonBlocking(\\\"file:post-write\\\", { filePath, result });\\n}\\n```\\n\\n### Plugin Integration\\n```typescript\\n// Check plugin availability and call\\nconst plugins = context.Plugins;\\nif (plugins.isEnabled(\\\"github\\\")) {\\n  return await plugins.call(\\\"github\\\", url);\\n}\\n```\\n\\n### Cross-Tool Communication\\n```typescript\\n// Call another tool with proper binding\\nconst readFile = context.Tools.getFunction(\\\"readFile\\\");\\nconst content = await readFile.call(context.Tools, filePath);\\n```\\n\\n### AI Client Usage\\n```typescript\\n// Access configured clients with proper error handling\\nconst { Clients } = context;\\nif (!Clients?.openai) {\\n  throw new Error(\\\"OpenAI client not configured\\\");\\n}\\n\\nconst response = await Clients.openai.chat.completions.create({\\n  model: \\\"gpt-4\\\",\\n  messages: [{ role: \\\"user\\\", content: prompt }]\\n});\\n```\\n\\n## Error Handling with Context\\n\\nAlways check for context availability:\\n\\n```typescript\\n// Safe event emission\\nif (context.Events) {\\n  try {\\n    await context.Events.emitBlocking(\\\"tool:action\\\", data);\\n  } catch (error) {\\n    console.warn(\\\"Event emission failed:\\\", error.message);\\n  }\\n}\\n\\n// Safe client access\\nif (!context.Clients?.openai) {\\n  throw new 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Agents pass themselves in from `base.ts`:\\n\\n```typescript\\nthis.tools.callTool(toolCall, this.getEnabledToolNames(), {\\n  caller: this,\\n  taskId: this.currentTaskId,\\n});\\n```\\n\\nExisting tools that don't need `_ctx` simply ignore the extra argument (positional) or the extra\\nkey (non-positional), so adding it is backward-compatible.\\n\\n### Self-referential orchestration tools built on `_ctx`\\n\\nSeveral tools use `_ctx.caller` (the calling `BaseAgent`) and `_ctx.Tools` (the ToolsService) to\\ncoordinate subagents:\\n\\n- **`replyToParent(message)`** — sends a message back to the parent task that spawned this agent\\n  (discovered via `_ctx.parentTaskId` → `_ctx.caller.parentTaskId` → the agent's own\\n  `metadata.json`).\\n- **`waitForAgentCompleted({ taskId, timeoutMs?, pollIntervalMs? })`** — the native \\\"join\\\"\\n  primitive: blocks until a spawned task reaches a terminal status, then returns a structured JSON\\n  result `{ status, costUsd, finalAnswer, artifacts, elapsedMs, timedOut? }`. It reads the\\n  consolidated status from `metadata.json`/`status.txt` and falls back to a process-liveness check\\n  (via `metadata.pid`) so a crashed child doesn't hang the parent. Prefer this over shell polling\\n  loops — the script sandbox caps `sleep` and burns a tool call per poll.\\n- **`observe({ toolName, toolArgs?, intervalMs?, maxUpdates?, maxDurationMs?, onlyOnChange? })`** —\\n  periodically invokes another tool in the background and streams its results back to the calling\\n  agent via `caller.addPendingMessage(...)`, without blocking. Returns an observation id.\\n  **Important:** it captures `caller` and `Tools` from `_ctx` *synchronously* and closes over them\\n  for the interval callback — never read them lazily inside the timer, since the shared per-call\\n  context may change by then. Auto-expires after `maxUpdates` or `maxDurationMs` (and `unref`s its\\n  timer) so a forgotten observer never leaks.\\n- **`stopObserving({ id? })`** — cancels one observer by id, or all of them when `id` is omitted.\\n\\n## Tool Definition Structure and the `positional` Parameter\\n\\nTool definitions in Knowhow follow a specific structure that determines how arguments are passed to the tool function. The most important aspect of this is the `positional` parameter in the tool's parameter definition.\\n\\n### Understanding `positional: true` vs `positional: false`\\n\\nThe `positional` parameter controls how the ToolsService passes arguments to your tool function:\\n\\n- **`positional: true`**: Arguments are passed as individual parameters in the order they appear in the `properties` object\\n- **`positional: false`** (or omitted): Arguments are passed as a single object with all parameters as properties\\n\\nThis is implemented in the ToolsService's `callTool` method:\\n\\n```typescript\\nconst isPositional = toolDefinition?.function?.parameters?.positional || false;\\nconst fnArgs = isPositional\\n  ? 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The order of keys in the `properties` object determines the argument order.\\n\\n2. **Type Safety**: TypeScript function signatures should match the positional setting:\\n   ```typescript\\n   // positional: true\\n   function myTool(arg1: string, arg2: number) { }\\n   \\n   // positional: false\\n   function myTool(args: { arg1: string; arg2: number }) { }\\n   ```\\n\\n3. **Required vs Optional**: The `required` array in the tool definition validates which parameters must be present, but doesn't affect the positional behavior.\\n\\n4. **Array and Object Parameters**: Complex types work with both patterns:\\n   ```typescript\\n   // positional: true with array\\n   function readBlocks(filePath: string, blockNumbers: number[]) { }\\n   \\n   // positional: false with nested object\\n   function createCompletion(args: { provider: string; options: { model: string; messages: Message[] } }) { }\\n   ```\\n\\n## ToolsService Context Pattern\\n\\nAll tools have access to a rich context through the ToolsService. 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Inside tools, `this` refers to the ToolsService\\n2. **Context Access**: Full access to all services through `getContext()`\\n3. **Cross-Tool Communication**: Ability to call other tools through the service\\n4. **Event System**: Participation in the event-driven architecture\\n\\n## Common Context Usage Patterns\\n\\n### File Operations with Events\\n```typescript\\n// Pre-operation validation\\nif (context.Events) {\\n  await context.Events.emitBlocking(\\\"file:pre-write\\\", { filePath, content });\\n}\\n\\n// Perform operation\\nconst result = performFileOperation();\\n\\n// Post-operation notification\\nif (context.Events) {\\n  await context.Events.emitNonBlocking(\\\"file:post-write\\\", { filePath, result });\\n}\\n```\\n\\n### Plugin Integration\\n```typescript\\n// Check plugin availability and call\\nconst plugins = context.Plugins;\\nif (plugins.isEnabled(\\\"github\\\")) {\\n  return await plugins.call(\\\"github\\\", url);\\n}\\n```\\n\\n### Cross-Tool 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package/tests/compressor/usageBase64.test.ts

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+import { readFile } from "../../src/utils";
+import { TokenCompressor } from "../../src/processors/TokenCompressor";
+import { services } from "../../src/services";
+import { Message } from "../../src/clients/types";
+
+/**
+ * Regression test reproducing the crash the user hit when an agent called
+ * readFile on a large usage.json full of base64 image_url data URLs.
+ *
+ * The expectation from the user was:
+ *   - JSON compression should ideally kick in, OR
+ *   - at the very least string/chunk compression should occur,
+ * so that the ~365k-token file does NOT reach the model uncompressed
+ * (which blows the context window: "prompt is too long: 1318761 tokens").
+ *
+ * This test loads the actual captured usage.json fixture and asserts the
+ * compressor materially shrinks it.
+ */
+describe("TokenCompressor - usage.json with base64 images", () => {
+  let tokenCompressor: TokenCompressor;
+  const usagePath = "tests/compressor/usageBase64.json";
+
+  beforeAll(() => {
+    const { Tools } = services();
+    tokenCompressor = new TokenCompressor(Tools);
+  });
+
+  afterEach(() => {
+    tokenCompressor.clearStorage();
+  });
+
+  test("fixture is large enough to require compression", async () => {
+    const fileContents = (await readFile(usagePath)).toString();
+    const estimatedTokens = Math.ceil(fileContents.length / 4);
+    console.log(
+      `usage.json size: ${fileContents.length} chars (~${estimatedTokens} tokens)`
+    );
+    expect(estimatedTokens).toBeGreaterThan(4000);
+  });
+
+  test("compressContent should materially shrink the file (not leave it raw)", async () => {
+    const fileContents = (await readFile(usagePath)).toString();
+    const originalLen = fileContents.length;
+
+    const start = Date.now();
+    const compressed = tokenCompressor.compressContent(fileContents, usagePath);
+    const elapsed = Date.now() - start;
+
+    console.log(`compressContent took ${elapsed}ms`);
+    console.log(`original: ${originalLen} chars`);
+    console.log(`compressed: ${compressed.length} chars`);
+    console.log(
+      `ratio: ${((compressed.length / originalLen) * 100).toFixed(2)}%`
+    );
+    console.log(`compressed preview:\n${compressed.substring(0, 400)}`);
+
+    // The core assertion: SOME compression must occur. Whether it's JSON
+    // compression or string chunking, the surfaced result must be a small
+    // fraction of the original so it doesn't blow the context window.
+    expect(compressed.length).toBeLessThan(originalLen * 0.5);
+
+    // The estimated tokens of what actually reaches the model must be small.
+    const surfacedTokens = Math.ceil(compressed.length / 4);
+    console.log(`surfaced tokens: ${surfacedTokens}`);
+    expect(surfacedTokens).toBeLessThan(50000);
+  });
+
+  test("compressMessage on a tool message shrinks the base64 payload", async () => {
+    const fileContents = (await readFile(usagePath)).toString();
+
+    // Simulate what actually happens: readFile's output becomes a tool message
+    // content string, which the TokenCompressor processor compresses.
+    const toolMessage: Message = {
+      role: "tool",
+      tool_call_id: "call_readfile_usage",
+      name: "readFile",
+      content: fileContents,
+    };
+
+    await tokenCompressor.compressMessage(toolMessage);
+
+    const resultContent = toolMessage.content as string;
+    console.log(`tool message content after compress: ${resultContent.length} chars`);
+    console.log(`preview:\n${resultContent.substring(0, 300)}`);
+
+    expect(typeof resultContent).toBe("string");
+    expect(resultContent.length).toBeLessThan(fileContents.length * 0.5);
+  });
+
+  test("createProcessor compresses a fresh readFile tool response batch", async () => {
+    const fileContents = (await readFile(usagePath)).toString();
+
+    const messages: Message[] = [
+      { role: "user", content: "read the usage file" },
+      {
+        role: "assistant",
+        content: "",
+        tool_calls: [
+          {
+            id: "call_readfile_usage",
+            type: "function",
+            function: { name: "readFile", arguments: "{}" },
+          },
+        ],
+      } as Message,
+      {
+        role: "tool",
+        tool_call_id: "call_readfile_usage",
+        name: "readFile",
+        content: fileContents,
+      },
+    ];
+
+    const processor = tokenCompressor.createProcessor();
+    // processor mutates the second array in place
+    const modified = messages.map((m) => ({ ...m }));
+    await processor(messages, modified);
+
+    const toolMsg = modified[2];
+    const toolContent = toolMsg.content as string;
+    console.log(
+      `processor result tool content: ${toolContent.length} chars (orig ${fileContents.length})`
+    );
+    console.log(`preview:\n${toolContent.substring(0, 300)}`);
+
+    expect(toolContent.length).toBeLessThan(fileContents.length * 0.5);
+  });
+
+  /**
+   * The readFile(usage.json) path compresses fine (proven above). The ACTUAL
+   * mechanism that blows the context window ("prompt is too long: 1318761
+   * tokens") is accumulated base64 SCREENSHOTS carried as multimodal
+   * `image_url` content parts. `compressMessage` only compresses `text` parts
+   * of array content and leaves `image_url` data URLs completely untouched, so
+   * every screenshot the computer-use agent takes stays full-size in history.
+   *
+   * This test documents that gap. It is expected to FAIL until image_url
+   * parts are handled (e.g. offloaded/compressed) by the message processor.
+   */
+  test("multimodal image_url base64 parts are NOT compressed (documents the context-blowup gap)", async () => {
+    // Build a realistic base64 screenshot payload (~1.4MB like a real 4K jpeg).
+    const bigBase64 = "/9j/2wBDAAYEBQYFBAYGBQYH" + "A".repeat(1_400_000);
+    const dataUrl = `data:image/jpeg;base64,${bigBase64}`;
+
+    const imageMessage: Message = {
+      role: "tool",
+      tool_call_id: "call_screenshot",
+      name: "screenshot",
+      content: [
+        { type: "text", text: "screenshot captured" },
+        { type: "image_url", image_url: { url: dataUrl } },
+      ],
+    } as unknown as Message;
+
+    const beforeLen = JSON.stringify(imageMessage.content).length;
+    await tokenCompressor.compressMessage(imageMessage);
+    const afterLen = JSON.stringify(imageMessage.content).length;
+
+    const parts = imageMessage.content as any[];
+    const imagePart = parts.find((p) => p.type === "image_url");
+
+    console.log(`multimodal content before: ${beforeLen} chars`);
+    console.log(`multimodal content after:  ${afterLen} chars`);
+    console.log(
+      `image_url still base64? ${imagePart.image_url.url.startsWith("data:image")}`
+    );
+    console.log(`image_url length: ${imagePart.image_url.url.length}`);
+
+    // CURRENT BEHAVIOR (the bug): the image_url payload passes through
+    // untouched, so N accumulated screenshots => context-window overflow.
+    // Flip these expectations once image handling is added to the processor.
+    expect(imagePart.image_url.url.startsWith("data:image")).toBe(true);
+    expect(afterLen).toBeGreaterThan(beforeLen * 0.9);
+  });
+});