@withbuddi/buddi 0.1.0-pre.21 → 0.1.0-pre.23

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.23",
   "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- A plugin says who made it: the install card and the Plugins page show the author from its manifest.\n- Disable a plugin without removing it: its tools, pages and watchers stop, its data stays, its missions pause, and agents that use it carry on without those tools.\n- A Weather page in the rail: today by the hour, the week, and ten days ahead, per place, drawn from the design kit; plugin pages can show tiles, a hero and a two-series chart.\n- Plugin pages can show a calendar: week, month and list views drawn from the design kit; the Calendar page uses it.\n- Focus modes for notifications: Do not disturb or Urgent only, for an hour, until tomorrow or until you turn it off, from the owner menu or /focus on Telegram, plus schedules that replace quiet hours; when a focus ends, one message says what waited.\n- An agent's tool grant can end in `?` (`weather.*?`) to mean \"if provided\": a family no installed plugin provides is skipped instead of holding the agent back.\n- Planner's morning brief reads today's weather for your home place and today's meetings with their gaps when the Weather and Calendar plugins are installed, then ends with what to do first; without them it leaves those lines out and never mentions them. A Planner added earlier gains this by adding `weather.*?, calendar.*?` to its tools.\n- Plugins can keep a private link, such as a calendar's secret ICS address, as an owner secret they fetch without ever reading it (host API 1.9, `auth: { secret, as: 'url' }`, kind `http.url`).\n- Plugins can draw results as tiles on the canvas and add a one-line glance next to Home's greeting; Weather shows its forecast as daily tiles and the temperature at home beside the date, and Calendar your next meeting.\n- A Calendar page in the rail shows today and the week ahead from your linked calendars.\n- Settings → Appearance chooses which plugin pages sit in the rail.\n\n### Changed\n\n- Weather's Today view is one panel: the day's chart with its values written on it and the hourly strip below share one highlight when you hover or pick an hour.\n- `buddi plugins init` writes a plugin whose manifest version is read from its package.json (`src/version.ts`), so the installed card can no longer show a stale version.\n- `buddi speech install` downloads through an `http` area of its own, with the same address rules as the gateway, refusing any host the speech plugin does not declare.\n- Until 0.1.0, pre-releases are installed with plain `npm install -g @withbuddi/buddi`; the `next` tag is only meaningful after 0.1.0.\n- After buddi restarts on a new build, the dashboard knows within seconds and reloads itself when you are not in the middle of something."
   },
   "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",