@withbuddi/buddi 0.1.0-pre.21 → 0.1.0-pre.22

package/node_modules/libqp/test/libqp-test.js

@@ -42,12 +42,8 @@ test('Encoding tests', async t => {
 
 test('Decoding tests', async t => {
     // Example taken from RFC2045 section 6.7
-    const encoded =
-        "Now's the time =\r\n" +
-        "for all folk to come=\r\n" +
-        " to the aid of their country."
-    const expectedDecoded =
-        "Now's the time for all folk to come to the aid of their country."
+    const encoded = "Now's the time =\r\n" + 'for all folk to come=\r\n' + ' to the aid of their country.';
+    const expectedDecoded = "Now's the time for all folk to come to the aid of their country.";
 
     await t.test('simple string', async () => {
         const decoded = libqp.decode(encoded).toString();
@@ -81,8 +77,8 @@ test('Decoding tests', async t => {
 
     await t.test('stream, multiple chunks', async () => {
         const encodedChunk1Length = 3;
-        const encodedChunk1 = encoded.substring(0, encodedChunk1Length)
-        const encodedChunk2 = encoded.substring(encodedChunk1Length)
+        const encodedChunk1 = encoded.substring(0, encodedChunk1Length);
+        const encodedChunk2 = encoded.substring(encodedChunk1Length);
 
         const decoder = new libqp.Decoder();
 
@@ -111,8 +107,8 @@ test('Decoding tests', async t => {
 
     await t.test('stream, space at end of chunk', async () => {
         const encodedChunk1Length = encoded.indexOf(' ') + 1;
-        const encodedChunk1 = encoded.substring(0, encodedChunk1Length)
-        const encodedChunk2 = encoded.substring(encodedChunk1Length)
+        const encodedChunk1 = encoded.substring(0, encodedChunk1Length);
+        const encodedChunk2 = encoded.substring(encodedChunk1Length);
 
         const decoder = new libqp.Decoder();
 
@@ -141,8 +137,8 @@ test('Decoding tests', async t => {
 
     await t.test('stream, soft line break equals sign at end of chunk', async () => {
         const encodedChunk1Length = encoded.indexOf('=') + 1;
-        const encodedChunk1 = encoded.substring(0, encodedChunk1Length)
-        const encodedChunk2 = encoded.substring(encodedChunk1Length)
+        const encodedChunk1 = encoded.substring(0, encodedChunk1Length);
+        const encodedChunk2 = encoded.substring(encodedChunk1Length);
 
         const decoder = new libqp.Decoder();
 
@@ -171,8 +167,8 @@ test('Decoding tests', async t => {
 
     await t.test('stream, CR at end of chunk', async () => {
         const encodedChunk1Length = encoded.indexOf('\r') + 1;
-        const encodedChunk1 = encoded.substring(0, encodedChunk1Length)
-        const encodedChunk2 = encoded.substring(encodedChunk1Length)
+        const encodedChunk1 = encoded.substring(0, encodedChunk1Length);
+        const encodedChunk2 = encoded.substring(encodedChunk1Length);
 
         const decoder = new libqp.Decoder();
 
@@ -199,3 +195,64 @@ test('Decoding tests', async t => {
         assert.strictEqual(decoded, expectedDecoded);
     });
 });
+
+test('Raw 8-bit bytes in Quoted-Printable input', async t => {
+    const decodeStream = async chunks =>
+        await new Promise((resolve, reject) => {
+            const decoder = new libqp.Decoder();
+            const output = [];
+            decoder.on('data', chunk => output.push(chunk));
+            decoder.on('end', () => resolve(Buffer.concat(output)));
+            decoder.on('error', reject);
+            for (const chunk of chunks) {
+                decoder.write(chunk);
+            }
+            decoder.end();
+        });
+
+    // "caf\xC3\xA9 \xE2\x82\xAC =C3=A9", raw UTF-8 bytes mixed with an escape
+    const utf8Input = Buffer.concat([Buffer.from('caf'), Buffer.from([0xc3, 0xa9, 0x20, 0xe2, 0x82, 0xac]), Buffer.from(' =C3=A9')]);
+    const utf8Expected = Buffer.from('café € é');
+
+    // "caf\xE9 =E9", a raw latin1 byte next to the same byte escaped
+    const latin1Input = Buffer.concat([Buffer.from('caf'), Buffer.from([0xe9]), Buffer.from(' =E9')]);
+    const latin1Expected = Buffer.from([0x63, 0x61, 0x66, 0xe9, 0x20, 0xe9]);
+
+    await t.test('decode() keeps raw UTF-8 bytes from a Buffer', async () => {
+        assert.deepStrictEqual(libqp.decode(utf8Input), utf8Expected);
+    });
+
+    await t.test('decode() keeps raw latin1 bytes from a Buffer', async () => {
+        assert.deepStrictEqual(libqp.decode(latin1Input), latin1Expected);
+    });
+
+    await t.test('decode() of a binary string still maps char codes to bytes', async () => {
+        assert.deepStrictEqual(libqp.decode(latin1Input.toString('binary')), latin1Expected);
+    });
+
+    await t.test('Decoder keeps raw UTF-8 bytes', async () => {
+        assert.deepStrictEqual(await decodeStream([utf8Input]), utf8Expected);
+    });
+
+    await t.test('Decoder keeps raw latin1 bytes', async () => {
+        assert.deepStrictEqual(await decodeStream([latin1Input]), latin1Expected);
+    });
+
+    await t.test('Decoder keeps raw bytes and escapes split byte by byte', async () => {
+        const chunks = [];
+        for (let i = 0; i < utf8Input.length; i++) {
+            chunks.push(utf8Input.subarray(i, i + 1));
+        }
+        assert.deepStrictEqual(await decodeStream(chunks), utf8Expected);
+    });
+
+    await t.test('Decoder handles an escape split across chunks', async () => {
+        // split inside "=C3", once after "=" and once after "=C"
+        const input = Buffer.from('ab=C3=A9=\r\ncd');
+        const expected = Buffer.from('abécd');
+        assert.deepStrictEqual(await decodeStream([input.subarray(0, 3), input.subarray(3)]), expected);
+        assert.deepStrictEqual(await decodeStream([input.subarray(0, 4), input.subarray(4)]), expected);
+        // soft line break split between "=" and CRLF
+        assert.deepStrictEqual(await decodeStream([input.subarray(0, 9), input.subarray(9)]), expected);
+    });
+});

package/package.json

@@ -1,6 +1,6 @@
 {
   "name": "@withbuddi/buddi",
-  "version": "0.1.0-pre.21",
+  "version": "0.1.0-pre.22",
   "type": "module",
   "description": "Your personal agents, on your computer",
   "repository": {
@@ -17,7 +17,7 @@
     "buddi": "packages/install/dist/launcher.js"
   },
   "buddi": {
-    "notes": "### Changed\n\n- Recording in the composer is now a clear Listening state with a live waveform, a ✓ to transcribe and a × to discard, with Enter and Escape doing the same.\n- The dot on Settings, which means a newer buddi is ready, now shows on the System entry too, so it leads to the Version panel instead of pointing at nothing.\n\n- Asking an agent to open an app you have not allowed for computer control now asks you with a card, Once or Always, instead of sending you to Settings. Always adds the app to the list.\n- Plugin pages can show a progress bar; the Speech page uses it for the model downloads.\n- Settings → Speech asks which languages you speak instead of one language hint, so a French note and an English one are both heard right on this computer, and it lists the models your account offers instead of asking you to type one.\n- Plugin pages can offer a select that takes several choices (`multiple: true`).\n- Settings → Speech: a play button beside the voice speaks a short sample in the browser with the chosen service and voice; nothing is saved. The old Test that wrote a file to Files is gone.\n- Plugin pages can play a sound a tool returns (`play: { mime, data }`), and a select can carry a small button of its own (`action`) that runs a tool with the form's unsaved values.\n- Choosing several things on a plugin page, the languages you speak for example, is done with chips and an Add list instead of a scrolling box.\n- A voice note on Telegram tells the agent which language you spoke in, so it answers in it.\n- Settings → Speech: with Kokoro, you choose a voice for each language you speak, English and French each with their own, and a reply picks the voice of its language.\n- Plugin page forms can lay fields out three to a row; Settings → Speech uses it for the speaking voices.\n- Voice on Telegram: a voice note is no longer echoed back as text; `/voice` chooses when to speak (spoken, always, off) and what to send (the voice note alone, or with the text), also on Settings → Speech. What is spoken is rewritten for the ear first: handles read as names, dates and amounts as words, links as their site, no markdown.\n\n### Added\n\n- First run and Add account offer Gemini: paste a Google AI key and buddi connects through Google's OpenAI-compatible endpoint, lists the models and picks the newest Pro. Gemini's context window and prices are known to the usage view.\n- Kokoro on this computer now speaks French, Spanish, Italian, Portuguese and Hindi with its own voices for those languages (espeak-ng, fetched with the model, does the pronunciation); a reply in one of them picks the matching voice. Japanese and Chinese still need a cloud speaker.\n- Home has a composer: write to your front desk straight from the first page, by keyboard or voice, and the conversation opens with the answer. `/` focuses the composer anywhere.\n- On the dashboard, a microphone in the composer turns what you say into text (Shift to send at once), and a speaker toggle reads each reply aloud, through the listening and speaking you chose in Settings → Speech.\n- Prompt caching: buddi marks the tool list, the instructions and the earlier conversation for Anthropic's cache and keys OpenAI's automatic cache by conversation, so a long conversation's repeated prompt is billed at the cached rate. Usage shows cached tokens separately and the cost estimate prices them.\n- Voice on Telegram: a voice note is transcribed and answered, spoken back as a voice note when you spoke (`/voice` chooses spoken, always or off). Listening and speaking can run on this computer: Settings → Speech installs Whisper and Kokoro (about 250 MB and 90 MB) with one button or `buddi speech install`; nothing leaves the machine then.\n- A speech plugin: agents can listen to an audio file (`speech.transcribe`) and answer with a voice (`speech.say`) through an OpenAI or OpenAI-compatible account chosen on Settings → Speech, with daily caps.\n- Under each reply, Copy and Read aloud. buddi's front desk can now make an audio file on request (`speech.say`), and an audio file in a conversation shows as a small player with a download link.\n\n### Fixed\n\n- Local Whisper and Kokoro now run in their own thread. A long reply read aloud used to freeze the whole of buddi, dashboard and Telegram included, until it finished.\n- Computer control: an app name with a typo now gets the close matches back (\"Did you mean Vocito?\"), and when your own window pushed the agent's app behind, the agent brings it forward again itself instead of asking you to."
+    "notes": "### Added\n\n- Installed as an app, buddi opens even when the gateway is out of reach and says what to check, Tailscale or the Mac, then comes back on its own when it answers.\n- A lightbulb on the greeting row opens a section of tip cards on Home: what is due, what was dismissed with a way back, and the switch.\n- Running as an installed app, the owner menu has Reload; after an upgrade it reads Reload to update in any mode.\n- A tip can be previewed on Home with `#/?tip=<id>` (the ids are in the tips rules), touching nothing, so its copy and layout can be checked before its day comes.\n- Home may show one tip a day when something in buddi has gone unused, a second agent, a group, a mission, voice; each is one sentence with one action, 'Not this again' removes it for good, and Settings → Notifications turns tips off.\n- First run has Start over at the foot of every step; what you already connected stays in Settings.\n- Install buddi as an app: browsers offer it, Home suggests it once, and the dashboard opens in its own window with the Blob as its icon.\n- buddi's Blob moves: it breathes on Home and the first-run page, thinks while an agent works in the chat and in the corner button, and on Telegram a thinking-Blob sticker replaces the hourglass until the answer arrives. Reduced-motion settings keep the still.\n- Add a teammate: the Agents page and Home offer a starter team, Scout for research, Planner for your day with a morning brief, Keeper for one domain's history, plus the plugin agents when their plugin is there, each added in one tap through Agent Father. The Groups heading now says what it needs instead of hiding.\n- Settings → Speech: with no language listed, listening and speaking take the one your profile answers in, and the page says \"From your profile: French.\" Plugins read it with `ctx.buddi.owner.language()` (host API 1.5).\n- Settings → Speech: Off as the service for listening or speaking, which keeps that side off even with Whisper or Kokoro installed on this computer.\n- A buddi button in the corner of every page opens a small chat with your front desk over what you are doing, so a quick question needs no page change; `/` opens it too.\n- Plugin pages can draw a small chart, a line or bars with a dashed target line, and a screen reader hears it as a sentence.\n- Goals page: each goal with recorded values shows a chart under its figures, a line over its window or a bar per week for a goal counted per week, with the target dashed.\n- Home: a message folded across agents says who else sent it, \"Finance Advisor · also Mail Triage\".\n- The finance plugin proposes Ledger, a cash-flow advisor with the plugin's tools, skills and its daily check and Friday recap, so installing finance comes with someone to use it; the Add-a-teammate card lights up.\n- Connections: connect a service that speaks MCP, GitHub, Notion, Linear or any remote server, sign in with its own consent page, read every tool it brings and its tier, and give those tools to your agents; each call runs under the same approval cards as everything else.\n- Plugins can add and remove tools while buddi runs (host API 1.6), and a tool may describe its input with JSON Schema; the first user is the coming Connections feature.\n- Connections: when a service changes its tools after your review, the new and changed ones wait while the rest keep working, and Review again shows what changed; a connection that needs a sign-in or a review says so on Home and with the dot on Settings; an unreachable one is retried in the background and says since when.\n- Connections: a tool that asks you first can have its approval remembered for one agent, on the Give screen or the agent's Access page; one the service says destroys something shows why it cannot.\n- Plugins can ask for one picture from a ChatGPT subscription account without seeing its sign-in (host API 1.8, `ctx.buddi.accounts.generateCodexImage`); `withCodexProfile` stays for compatibility and is deprecated. The account listing now carries an HTTP account's address.\n\n### Changed\n\n- The image plugin makes pictures with a ChatGPT subscription directly, without the codex command, and draws with Gemini's Imagen or any service that offers an OpenAI-compatible images endpoint.\n- Your front desk and Agent Father may ask any agent, new ones included, without being added to a list; other agents keep their explicit 'Can ask' list. The Access page shows it and lets you narrow it.\n- The Agents page always shows the starter team under your agents, not behind a button.\n- First run: after your assistant says hello, buddi introduces the phone step before offering Telegram, and the hello no longer ends with a question you cannot answer there.\n- Agent replies share one layout with the moment before them: the agent's mark on the left, then the name and the text; while it works, the mark moves and the text says so in place.\n- Home: what needs you is a deck of cards you read in full and move through with Done, with the list one toggle away; the conversations to continue sit as chips under the composer.\n- The install guide and the computer-control part of the browser guide now say what buddi does, how to set it up, what leaves your machine and where the limits are, instead of reading like a plan.\n- The agent's face in a reply's label is 32 px, per the design kit, so the working Blob is seen in the chat.\n- The Claude and ChatGPT sign-ins share one OAuth module with the refresh discipline written once.\n- Connections declare their service's host like a plugin's network (host API 1.7, `ctx.buddi.network`), so Settings → Plugins lists the services you connected under what leaves your machine. The GitHub card asks for a client id up front, and every card's address was checked; an agent held back for a missing connection says to reconnect it in Settings → Connections.\n\n### Fixed\n\n- A plugin packed with npm installs: buddi no longer lets npm fetch its core package or read a plugin's development links, and the plugin template packs cleanly. Installing never asks npm for a package named @buddi/core.\n- The Connections page in the docs has its title, so withbuddi.com builds again; a test now refuses a docs page without one.\n- A pasted key is tried with one small call before buddi offers the model list, so a wrong Ollama Cloud or compatible key is refused where you typed it, not on the first chat.\n- First run: the Claude sign-in step has a Back button while it waits for the code, so changing your mind is one click.\n- Notifications no longer cover the corner buddi button or its chat: they stack above it, and on a phone they drop from the top.\n- A delegation that came back after you approved something now opens on who was asked, the question, the answer, the files and how long it took, with the raw JSON folded under Details.\n- The same reminder from two agents is one line on Home: a message about the same thing as one from the last two days is folded into it, says \"also from\" the other agent, and reaches your phone once.\n- The queue test for retries past the sixth minute no longer fails now and then on CI: it waits for each failure to be recorded before pulling the retry forward.\n- The chat test for an agent holding a question no longer fails now and then: it waits for the question to be recorded, which happens after the run reports finished.\n- Finance: a statement line that is a pending charge now posting is no longer skipped as a duplicate; it settles the pending row, also when the posted line reads differently or is dated up to two days earlier. A deleted row never counts as already imported.\n- Home's update notice reads on one line.\n- The Gemini card starts a free Google AI key on the newest Flash when Google refuses Pro, and says why in plain words; a rate-limit answer from any provider now reads as a sentence about the key and the model, not about responses.\n- The moving Blob is drawn at a size where the motion shows: avatar-sized in the chat's thinking line and on first run, larger in the corner button."
   },
   "files": [
     "packages",
@@ -34,6 +34,7 @@
     "@buddi/tool-browser": "file:packages/tools/browser",
     "@buddi/tool-host": "file:packages/tools/host",
     "@buddi/tool-email": "file:packages/tools/email",
+    "@buddi/tool-mcp": "file:packages/tools/mcp",
     "@buddi/tool-memory": "file:packages/tools/memory",
     "@buddi/tool-web": "file:packages/tools/web",
     "dotenv": "^16.4.7",
@@ -49,6 +50,7 @@
     "@buddi/tool-browser",
     "@buddi/tool-host",
     "@buddi/tool-email",
+    "@buddi/tool-mcp",
     "@buddi/tool-memory",
     "@buddi/tool-web",
     "dotenv",