This PR introduces a suite of improvements to the command-line interface, focusing on integrating AI-driven workflows, handling storage conditions for AI responses, improving error handling, and fixing bugs encountered with time mismatches and response settings.
Key Changes:
AI-driven workflow engine execution has been integrated with the addition of a command_runner.py module and enhancements to the engine initialization process.
A new route command has been added to enhance CLI interactions.
Conditional storage for AI responses is now implemented, allowing users to specify if responses should be preserved.
The error handling for OpenAI APIError has been improved to provide more explicit and user-friendly error messages.
Time mismatch bugs in OpenAI prompts and a timestamp-related crash have been addressed.
Command parsing has been made more robust with the inclusion of the origin path, making it compatible with Windows directory paths.
In addition to these features, several minor tweaks have been made, such as updating timeout values, introducing environment variables for managing cache directories, and ensuring non-storage response settings are handled appropriately.
These changes aim to enhance the user experience by making the CLI more reliable, versatile, and easy to use.
This PR introduces a suite of improvements to the command-line interface, focusing on integrating AI-driven workflows, handling storage conditions for AI responses, improving error handling, and fixing bugs encountered with time mismatches and response settings.
Key Changes:
command_runner.pymodule and enhancements to the engine initialization process.In addition to these features, several minor tweaks have been made, such as updating timeout values, introducing environment variables for managing cache directories, and ensuring non-storage response settings are handled appropriately.
These changes aim to enhance the user experience by making the CLI more reliable, versatile, and easy to use.