- Renamed package from me.zacharias.chat to me.neurodock across all 8 modules
- Updated Gradle group from me.zacharias.neurodock to me.neurodock
- Updated README and other files to reflect new Gitea org URL (Chat_things → neurodock)
Dev note: 95 files touched. The Great Refactor is complete, long may it rest.
- Move plugin and tool-related classes to a dedicated `Plugin-API` module.
- Introduce a new plugin lifecycle (`onInit`, `onEnable`, `onDisable`) and a more robust `Tool` API.
- Refactor `Core` to use `PrintAdvanceMessageHandler` for improved handling of assistant messages, tool responses, and errors.
- Rename `PluginLoader` to `Loader` and migrate it to `me.zacharias.chat.plugin.loader`.
- Update build configurations and Java toolchains across modules.
- Clean up obsolete plugin annotations and interfaces in the `Core` module.
- GradleAPI
- Launcher
- MALAPITool
Started finishing up the File handeling module in Core
- Added ReadFileTool.java which allowes to read files from this contained "file system"
modulized dependency for the API
Updated for Launcher.java to use class and method refrence to entry point to remove hard dependency
Added a @SafeVarargs to OllamaObject.java
made OllamaObject.OllamaObjectBuilder#addFileTools not throw IllegalArgumentException and instead add the tooling and return the builder
Added overloaded constructor OllamaToolErrorException#OllamaToolErrorException(String, Exception) to allow for forwarding of exceptions, although this is not recomended
PythonRunner
- Fixed bugs with it under Linux host(this MUST be refractord to support Windows and Mac hosts)
- Added a overwrite for default python print method to send prints over the external_tools socket to be put into output log for the runner
- Cleaned up some stuff
- Updated to properly refer to files
- Fixed cmd.sh generation
- Removed old "-c" addition to the command
- Removed old code related to how logs pulled from containers standerd output's
- Updated the generation of external_tools.py to respect pythons requirment of optinal arguments being after all required
Updated Tool#addTool to respect the standerd of spring boot's return model
Fixed URL building in APITool.java.
Updated libraries for API, Launcher.
Started applying NotNull annotation to methods and arguments in Core.java.
Started handeling the big init block in Core.java.
Added overloaded constructor for Core.java and made Core.ollamaIP a variabled that's definible
Updated Tool.addTool return for 400 error.
This commit introduces a large-scale refactor that replaces the existing TCP-based API with a Spring Boot-powered HTTP REST architecture. Due to the size and scope of this change, only essential structural notes are included below.
High-level changes:
- Replaced TCP-based communication with RESTful endpoints
- Introduced Spring Boot for API handling and configuration
- Refactored internal core logic to support REST architecture
New/Updated API components:
- `APIApplication.java`: Main Spring Boot entry point
- `MessageController.java`: Handles LLM-related queries
- `ToolController.java`: Handles adding/removing tools
- `NewToolRequest.java` / `NewToolResponse.java`: Data models for tool addition
- `NewQueryResponseHook.java`: Webhook handler for LLM query results
- `WebhookError.java`: Model for reporting webhook errors
- `EnableIfNotDisplay.java`: Conditional configuration for TTY context
- Other supporting classes (e.g., `ToolArgument`, `ToolRequest`)
Core changes:
- `Core.java`: Removed deprecated `addFunctionTool`, added `removeTool`
- `LaunchOptions.java`: Added `notDisplay` flag for headless operation
- `OllamaObject.java`: Implements tool removal logic
Launcher/display changes:
- `Launcher.java`: Starts `APIApplication` if not in TTY mode
- `Display.java`: Integrates REST API contextually with TTY display
NOTE: Several classes are included but not yet fully utilized; these are placeholders for upcoming features (e.g., `MessageResponse`, `ToolRequest`).
BREAKING CHANGE: This refactors removes all TCP-based API code and replaces it with HTTP REST using Spring Boot. Any clients or modules depending on the old TCP interface will need to be updated.
Zacharias
