agency-lang 0.0.46 → 0.0.47

package/dist/lib/templates/backends/graphGenerator/graphNode.d.ts

@@ -1,4 +1,4 @@
-export declare const template = "\ngraph.node(\"{{{name}}}\", async (state): Promise<any> => {\n    const __messages: Message[] = state.messages || [];\n    const __graph = state.__metadata?.graph || graph;\n    const statelogClient = state.__metadata?.statelogClient || __statelogClient;\n    \n    // if `state.__metadata?.__stateStack` is set, that means we are resuming execution\n    // at this node after an interrupt. In that case, this is the line that restores the state.\n    if (state.__metadata?.__stateStack) {\n      __stateStack = structuredClone(state.__metadata.__stateStack);\n      \n      // clear the state stack from metadata so it doesn't propagate to other nodes.\n      state.__metadata.__stateStack = undefined;\n    }\n\n    // either creates a new stack for this node,\n    // or restores the stack if we're resuming after an interrupt,\n    // depending on the mode of the state stack (serialize or deserialize).\n    const __stack = __stateStack.getNewState();\n    \n    // We're going to modify __stack.step to keep track of what line we're on,\n    // but first we save this value. This will help us figure out if we should execute\n    // from the start of this node or from a specific line.\n    const __step = __stack.step;\n\n    const __self: Record<string, any> = __stack.locals;\n\n    // If we're resuming after an interrupt, these will be set.\n    // There should be a cleaner way to handle this,\n    // instead of littering this scope with these variables\n    const __interruptResponse: InterruptResponseType | undefined = state.__metadata?.interruptResponse;\n    const __toolCall: Record<string, any>|undefined = __stateStack.other?.toolCall;\n\n    // TODO pretty sure this isn't needed, check and remove\n    if (state.__metadata?.state?.global) {\n      __global = state.__metadata.state.global;\n    }\n\n    {{#hasParam}}\n    \n    const __params = {{{paramNames}}};\n    \n    // Any arguments that were passed into this node,\n    // save them onto the stack, unless we are restoring the stack after an interrupt,\n    // in which case leave as is\n    if (state.data !== \"<from-stack>\") {\n      (state.data).forEach((item, index) => {\n        __stack.args[__params[index]] = item;\n      });\n    }\n    {{/hasParam}}\n    {{{body}}}\n    \n    // this is just here to have a default return value from a node if the user doesn't specify one\n    return { ...state, data: undefined };\n});\n";
+export declare const template = "\ngraph.node(\"{{{name}}}\", async (state): Promise<any> => {\n    const __messages: Message[] = state.messages || [];\n    const __graph = state.__metadata?.graph || graph;\n    const statelogClient = state.__metadata?.statelogClient || __statelogClient;\n    \n    // if `state.__metadata?.__stateStack` is set, that means we are resuming execution\n    // at this node after an interrupt. In that case, this is the line that restores the state.\n    if (state.__metadata?.__stateStack) {\n      __stateStack = state.__metadata.__stateStack;\n      \n      // clear the state stack from metadata so it doesn't propagate to other nodes.\n      state.__metadata.__stateStack = undefined;\n    }\n\n    // either creates a new stack for this node,\n    // or restores the stack if we're resuming after an interrupt,\n    // depending on the mode of the state stack (serialize or deserialize).\n    const __stack = __stateStack.getNewState();\n    \n    // We're going to modify __stack.step to keep track of what line we're on,\n    // but first we save this value. This will help us figure out if we should execute\n    // from the start of this node or from a specific line.\n    const __step = __stack.step;\n\n    const __self: Record<string, any> = __stack.locals;\n\n    // If we're resuming after an interrupt, these will be set.\n    // There should be a cleaner way to handle this,\n    // instead of littering this scope with these variables\n    const __interruptResponse: InterruptResponseType | undefined = state.__metadata?.interruptResponse;\n    const __toolCall: Record<string, any>|undefined = __stateStack.other?.toolCall;\n\n    // TODO pretty sure this isn't needed, check and remove\n    if (state.__metadata?.state?.global) {\n      __global = state.__metadata.state.global;\n    }\n\n    {{#hasParam}}\n    \n    const __params = {{{paramNames}}};\n    \n    // Any arguments that were passed into this node,\n    // save them onto the stack, unless we are restoring the stack after an interrupt,\n    // in which case leave as is\n    if (state.data !== \"<from-stack>\") {\n      (state.data).forEach((item, index) => {\n        __stack.args[__params[index]] = item;\n      });\n    }\n    {{/hasParam}}\n    {{{body}}}\n    \n    // this is just here to have a default return value from a node if the user doesn't specify one\n    return { ...state, data: undefined };\n});\n";
 export type TemplateType = {
     name: string | boolean | number;
     hasParam: boolean;

package/dist/lib/templates/backends/graphGenerator/graphNode.js

@@ -11,7 +11,7 @@ graph.node("{{{name}}}", async (state): Promise<any> => {
     // if \`state.__metadata?.__stateStack\` is set, that means we are resuming execution
     // at this node after an interrupt. In that case, this is the line that restores the state.
     if (state.__metadata?.__stateStack) {
-      __stateStack = structuredClone(state.__metadata.__stateStack);
+      __stateStack = state.__metadata.__stateStack;
       
       // clear the state stack from metadata so it doesn't propagate to other nodes.
       state.__metadata.__stateStack = undefined;

package/package.json

@@ -1,6 +1,6 @@
 {
   "name": "agency-lang",
-  "version": "0.0.46",
+  "version": "0.0.47",
   "description": "The Agency language",
   "main": "lib/index.js",
   "scripts": {