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mermaid_cli/domain/
cmd.rs

1//! Everything the reducer asks the outside world to do.
2//!
3//! `Cmd` values are inert data structures. The reducer returns them
4//! alongside each new `State`; `effect::EffectRunner::dispatch` then
5//! turns them into real work (spawning tokio tasks, writing files,
6//! hitting HTTP endpoints, killing processes). The reducer itself
7//! never performs any I/O.
8//!
9//! This is the "effects as data" pattern from Elm/Redux. Three
10//! payoffs this rewrite relies on:
11//!
12//!   1. **Testable reducer.** Assertions are `state, cmds = update(...)
13//!      ; assert_eq!(cmds[0], Cmd::CallModel { … })`. No tokio, no
14//!      mocks, no filesystem.
15//!   2. **Uniform middleware.** Retry, tracing, rate-limiting wrap the
16//!      dispatcher once instead of being re-implemented per adapter.
17//!   3. **Replayable sessions.** `--record` dumps every `Msg`; the
18//!      effects the reducer asked for are fully determined by the Msg
19//!      log + initial state, so `--replay` is a pure fold.
20
21use std::collections::HashMap;
22use std::path::PathBuf;
23
24use crate::app::McpServerConfig;
25use crate::models::ChatMessage;
26use crate::models::ReasoningLevel;
27use crate::models::tool_call::ToolCall as ModelToolCall;
28use crate::runtime::{SafetyMode, TaskStatus};
29use crate::session::ConversationHistory;
30
31use super::compaction::{CompactionArchive, CompactionRecord, CompactionRequest};
32use super::ids::{ToolCallId, TurnId};
33use super::runtime::ManagedProcess;
34
35/// A single side-effect request. Most variants are one-shot; `CallModel`
36/// and `ExecuteTool` spawn long-running tasks inside a per-turn
37/// `TurnScope`.
38// Several variants legitimately carry large payloads (a full
39// `ConversationHistory` / `ChatRequest`). Boxing them would churn ~20
40// construction + match sites for no real gain — `Cmd` values are short-lived
41// and moved, not stored in bulk.
42#[allow(clippy::large_enum_variant)]
43#[derive(Debug, Clone)]
44pub enum Cmd {
45    // ── Model + tool execution (the scope-spawning variants) ────────
46    /// Dispatch the next chat request. Effect runner maps this onto
47    /// `ModelProvider::chat` for the session's active provider.
48    CallModel { turn: TurnId, request: ChatRequest },
49    /// Generate a compact context checkpoint without continuing into
50    /// a normal assistant turn.
51    CompactConversation {
52        turn: TurnId,
53        request: CompactionRequest,
54    },
55    /// Run one tool in parallel with any other tools in the same turn.
56    /// The runner wires `ExecContext::token` to the turn's scope so
57    /// `Cmd::CancelScope` aborts them all at once.
58    ///
59    /// `model_id` is the active session's model id at the moment this
60    /// tool call was emitted. The runner passes it into `ExecContext`
61    /// so tools like `SubagentTool` can spawn children against the
62    /// same provider the parent is using.
63    ExecuteTool {
64        turn: TurnId,
65        call_id: ToolCallId,
66        source: ModelToolCall,
67        model_id: String,
68        /// Effective live safety mode (from `state.session.safety_mode`) at
69        /// the moment this call was emitted. The runner builds the policy
70        /// gate / Auto classifier from this rather than the static config.
71        safety_mode: SafetyMode,
72        /// The user's stated intent for the turn (latest user message),
73        /// passed to the Auto-mode classifier as alignment context.
74        intent: Option<String>,
75    },
76    /// Cancel every task in the given turn's `TurnScope`. After the
77    /// scope drains, the runner emits a `Msg::StreamDone` (with a
78    /// synthetic "cancelled" marker in usage, or a batch of
79    /// `ToolFinished { outcome: Cancelled }` for tools already running)
80    /// so the reducer can transition back to `Idle`.
81    CancelScope(TurnId),
82
83    // ── Persistence ─────────────────────────────────────────────────
84    /// Save the current conversation to disk. No-op if unchanged since
85    /// last save (effect-side idempotence).
86    SaveConversation(ConversationHistory),
87    /// Persist the raw messages removed by a compaction, then the compacted
88    /// (message-stripped) conversation. Both are written by ONE effect task,
89    /// archive first — only overwriting the conversation if the archive
90    /// persisted — so a failed/lagging archive can never lose messages while
91    /// the stripped conversation is saved over the old one.
92    SaveCompactionArchive {
93        archive: CompactionArchive,
94        record: CompactionRecord,
95        conversation: ConversationHistory,
96    },
97    /// Persist a daemon-visible background process record.
98    SaveProcess(ManagedProcess),
99    /// Persist the active model ID as `last_used_model`.
100    PersistLastModel(String),
101    /// Persist reasoning level tied to a specific model ID.
102    PersistReasoningFor {
103        model_id: String,
104        level: ReasoningLevel,
105    },
106    /// Re-stat `MERMAID.md` (cheap); emits `Msg::InstructionsChanged`
107    /// only when the mtime moved or the file appeared/disappeared.
108    RefreshInstructions,
109    /// Load a specific conversation by ID and emit
110    /// `Msg::ConversationLoaded`. Reducer consumes that event to
111    /// replace the current session.
112    LoadConversation(String),
113    /// Scan the conversations directory for the /load picker. Emits
114    /// `Msg::ConversationsListed` with one `ConversationSummary` per
115    /// saved session (newest first). The reducer transitions to
116    /// `UiMode::ConversationList` and the render shows the picker.
117    ListConversations,
118    /// List durable daemon/runtime tasks.
119    ListRuntimeTasks { limit: usize },
120    /// Load one durable daemon/runtime task and its timeline.
121    LoadRuntimeTask { id: String },
122    /// List durable daemon/runtime background processes.
123    ListRuntimeProcesses { limit: usize },
124    /// Print one durable process log into the conversation.
125    ShowRuntimeProcessLogs { id: String },
126    /// Stop a durable process by pid.
127    StopRuntimeProcess { id: String },
128    /// Restart a durable process using its recorded command/cwd.
129    RestartRuntimeProcess { id: String },
130    /// Open a URL, path, or process target.
131    OpenRuntimeTarget { target: String },
132    /// Show listening ports.
133    ShowRuntimePorts,
134    /// List pending approval records.
135    ListRuntimeApprovals,
136    /// Mark one approval as approved or denied.
137    DecideRuntimeApproval { id: String, decision: String },
138    /// List restore checkpoints.
139    ListRuntimeCheckpoints { limit: usize },
140    /// List project/global memory.
141    ListRuntimeMemory,
142    /// List installed plugins.
143    ListRuntimePlugins,
144    /// Update one durable task's status.
145    UpdateRuntimeTaskStatus {
146        id: String,
147        status: TaskStatus,
148        final_report: Option<String>,
149    },
150    /// Create a shadow checkpoint for explicit paths.
151    CreateRuntimeCheckpoint { paths: Vec<PathBuf> },
152    /// Restore files from a shadow checkpoint.
153    RestoreRuntimeCheckpoint { id: String },
154    /// Persist a project memory entry from the TUI.
155    RememberRuntimeMemory { key: String, value: String },
156    /// Edit an existing memory entry from the TUI.
157    EditRuntimeMemory { id: String, value: String },
158    /// Soft-delete a memory entry from the TUI.
159    ForgetRuntimeMemory { id: String },
160    /// Show provider/model capability information.
161    ShowRuntimeModelInfo { model: String },
162
163    // ── MCP lifecycle ───────────────────────────────────────────────
164    /// Start every configured MCP server; each one emits
165    /// `Msg::McpServerReady` or `Msg::McpServerErrored` as it comes up.
166    InitMcpServers(HashMap<String, McpServerConfig>),
167    /// Stop a running server (e.g. config was removed, or app quit).
168    StopMcpServer { name: String },
169
170    // ── Ollama helpers ──────────────────────────────────────────────
171    /// `ollama pull <model>` with progress → `Msg::ModelPullFinished`.
172    PullOllamaModel { model: String },
173
174    // ── UI side-effects (cross-process) ─────────────────────────────
175    /// `xdg-open` / `open` / `start` on a file path. Used by the
176    /// image-paste preview and the "open in editor" affordance.
177    OpenInSystem(PathBuf),
178
179    // ── Status line ─────────────────────────────────────────────────
180    /// Schedule `Msg::StatusDismiss` after `ms` milliseconds. Reducer
181    /// uses this to self-clear transient status lines.
182    DismissStatusAfter { ms: u64 },
183
184    // ── Attachments ─────────────────────────────────────────────────
185    /// Persist a pasted image to a temp file so the TUI can open it
186    /// via `OpenInSystem`. Emits no follow-up Msg on success; failure
187    /// is a log-and-drop.
188    WriteImageToTemp {
189        path: PathBuf,
190        bytes: Vec<u8>,
191        format: String,
192    },
193
194    /// Read the system clipboard on a blocking task. The per-platform
195    /// dispatch (xclip / wl-paste / pngpaste / PowerShell) can block
196    /// for hundreds of ms on macOS via osascript, so it never runs on
197    /// the reducer thread. Emits `Msg::Paste(Paste::Image|Text)` on
198    /// success; `Msg::TransientStatus` when the clipboard is empty or
199    /// the read fails.
200    ReadClipboard,
201
202    // ── Terminal lifecycle ──────────────────────────────────────────
203    /// Exit the main loop. No reply message — the loop observes
204    /// `state.should_exit` after the reducer returns and breaks out.
205    Exit,
206    /// Write the OSC 2 terminal-title sequence. Reducer diffs
207    /// against `ui.last_title_dispatched` so this only fires on
208    /// actual title changes, not every frame.
209    SetTerminalTitle(String),
210}
211
212/// Inputs a model needs to generate a turn. Built by the reducer from
213/// `Session` + `Settings` + current `MERMAID.md` context. Pure data —
214/// no provider-specific knowledge here (that's in
215/// `providers::model::*::chat`).
216#[derive(Debug, Clone)]
217pub struct ChatRequest {
218    pub model_id: String,
219    pub messages: Vec<ChatMessage>,
220    pub system_prompt: String,
221    /// `MERMAID.md` content to suffix onto the system prompt. `None` if
222    /// no file was loaded for this project.
223    pub instructions: Option<String>,
224    pub reasoning: ReasoningLevel,
225    pub temperature: f32,
226    pub max_tokens: usize,
227    /// Tool definitions advertised to the model. Combination of the
228    /// built-in tool set + any advertised MCP tools from `McpState`.
229    pub tools: Vec<ToolDefinition>,
230}
231
232/// Provider-agnostic tool definition sent in the request. Concrete
233/// adapters (`providers::model::ollama`, etc.) translate this into
234/// whatever wire shape their API expects.
235#[derive(Debug, Clone)]
236pub struct ToolDefinition {
237    pub name: String,
238    pub description: String,
239    pub input_schema: serde_json::Value,
240}
241
242impl ToolDefinition {
243    /// Wire shape: `{type: "function", function: {name, description,
244    /// parameters}}`. This is the OpenAI / Ollama Chat Completions
245    /// format; Anthropic and Gemini adapters translate further from
246    /// here. Single-canonical-shape keeps adapters from drifting.
247    pub fn to_openai_json(&self) -> serde_json::Value {
248        serde_json::json!({
249            "type": "function",
250            "function": {
251                "name": self.name,
252                "description": self.description,
253                "parameters": self.input_schema,
254            }
255        })
256    }
257}
258
259impl Cmd {
260    /// Human-readable tag, for tracing + replay logs. Stable across
261    /// refactors (tests assert against it).
262    pub fn tag(&self) -> &'static str {
263        match self {
264            Cmd::CallModel { .. } => "call_model",
265            Cmd::CompactConversation { .. } => "compact_conversation",
266            Cmd::ExecuteTool { .. } => "execute_tool",
267            Cmd::CancelScope(_) => "cancel_scope",
268            Cmd::SaveConversation(_) => "save_conversation",
269            Cmd::SaveCompactionArchive { .. } => "save_compaction_archive",
270            Cmd::SaveProcess(_) => "save_process",
271            Cmd::PersistLastModel(_) => "persist_last_model",
272            Cmd::PersistReasoningFor { .. } => "persist_reasoning_for",
273            Cmd::RefreshInstructions => "refresh_instructions",
274            Cmd::LoadConversation(_) => "load_conversation",
275            Cmd::ListConversations => "list_conversations",
276            Cmd::ListRuntimeTasks { .. } => "list_runtime_tasks",
277            Cmd::LoadRuntimeTask { .. } => "load_runtime_task",
278            Cmd::ListRuntimeProcesses { .. } => "list_runtime_processes",
279            Cmd::ShowRuntimeProcessLogs { .. } => "show_runtime_process_logs",
280            Cmd::StopRuntimeProcess { .. } => "stop_runtime_process",
281            Cmd::RestartRuntimeProcess { .. } => "restart_runtime_process",
282            Cmd::OpenRuntimeTarget { .. } => "open_runtime_target",
283            Cmd::ShowRuntimePorts => "show_runtime_ports",
284            Cmd::ListRuntimeApprovals => "list_runtime_approvals",
285            Cmd::DecideRuntimeApproval { .. } => "decide_runtime_approval",
286            Cmd::ListRuntimeCheckpoints { .. } => "list_runtime_checkpoints",
287            Cmd::ListRuntimeMemory => "list_runtime_memory",
288            Cmd::ListRuntimePlugins => "list_runtime_plugins",
289            Cmd::UpdateRuntimeTaskStatus { .. } => "update_runtime_task_status",
290            Cmd::CreateRuntimeCheckpoint { .. } => "create_runtime_checkpoint",
291            Cmd::RestoreRuntimeCheckpoint { .. } => "restore_runtime_checkpoint",
292            Cmd::RememberRuntimeMemory { .. } => "remember_runtime_memory",
293            Cmd::EditRuntimeMemory { .. } => "edit_runtime_memory",
294            Cmd::ForgetRuntimeMemory { .. } => "forget_runtime_memory",
295            Cmd::ShowRuntimeModelInfo { .. } => "show_runtime_model_info",
296            Cmd::InitMcpServers(_) => "init_mcp_servers",
297            Cmd::StopMcpServer { .. } => "stop_mcp_server",
298            Cmd::PullOllamaModel { .. } => "pull_ollama_model",
299            Cmd::OpenInSystem(_) => "open_in_system",
300            Cmd::DismissStatusAfter { .. } => "dismiss_status_after",
301            Cmd::WriteImageToTemp { .. } => "write_image_to_temp",
302            Cmd::ReadClipboard => "read_clipboard",
303            Cmd::Exit => "exit",
304            Cmd::SetTerminalTitle(_) => "set_terminal_title",
305        }
306    }
307
308    /// True iff this command needs to run inside a `TurnScope` so it
309    /// can be cancelled by `Cmd::CancelScope`. The effect runner uses
310    /// this to decide between "spawn into `JoinSet`" and "spawn detached".
311    pub fn is_turn_scoped(&self) -> bool {
312        matches!(
313            self,
314            Cmd::CallModel { .. } | Cmd::CompactConversation { .. } | Cmd::ExecuteTool { .. }
315        )
316    }
317
318    /// For traces + the `--record` file — some `Cmd` payloads are huge
319    /// (think `ChatRequest::messages`). This returns a compact
320    /// identifier that doesn't dump the full payload.
321    pub fn summary(&self) -> String {
322        match self {
323            Cmd::CallModel { turn, request } => format!(
324                "call_model(turn={}, model={}, msgs={})",
325                turn,
326                request.model_id,
327                request.messages.len()
328            ),
329            Cmd::CompactConversation { turn, request } => format!(
330                "compact_conversation(turn={}, model={}, trigger={}, msgs={})",
331                turn,
332                request.chat.model_id,
333                request.trigger.as_str(),
334                request.chat.messages.len()
335            ),
336            Cmd::ExecuteTool {
337                turn,
338                call_id,
339                source,
340                ..
341            } => format!(
342                "execute_tool(turn={}, call={}, fn={})",
343                turn, call_id, source.function.name
344            ),
345            Cmd::CancelScope(turn) => format!("cancel_scope(turn={})", turn),
346            Cmd::SaveConversation(c) => format!("save_conversation(id={})", c.id),
347            Cmd::SaveCompactionArchive {
348                archive, record, ..
349            } => format!(
350                "save_compaction_archive(conversation={}, id={})",
351                archive.conversation_id, record.id
352            ),
353            Cmd::SaveProcess(p) => format!("save_process(id={}, pid={})", p.id, p.pid),
354            Cmd::PersistLastModel(m) => format!("persist_last_model({})", m),
355            Cmd::PersistReasoningFor { model_id, level } => {
356                format!("persist_reasoning_for({}, {:?})", model_id, level)
357            },
358            Cmd::RefreshInstructions => "refresh_instructions".to_string(),
359            Cmd::LoadConversation(id) => format!("load_conversation({})", id),
360            Cmd::ListConversations => "list_conversations".to_string(),
361            Cmd::ListRuntimeTasks { limit } => format!("list_runtime_tasks(limit={})", limit),
362            Cmd::LoadRuntimeTask { id } => format!("load_runtime_task({})", id),
363            Cmd::ListRuntimeProcesses { limit } => {
364                format!("list_runtime_processes(limit={})", limit)
365            },
366            Cmd::ShowRuntimeProcessLogs { id } => format!("show_runtime_process_logs({})", id),
367            Cmd::StopRuntimeProcess { id } => format!("stop_runtime_process({})", id),
368            Cmd::RestartRuntimeProcess { id } => format!("restart_runtime_process({})", id),
369            Cmd::OpenRuntimeTarget { target } => format!("open_runtime_target({})", target),
370            Cmd::ShowRuntimePorts => "show_runtime_ports".to_string(),
371            Cmd::ListRuntimeApprovals => "list_runtime_approvals".to_string(),
372            Cmd::DecideRuntimeApproval { id, decision } => {
373                format!("decide_runtime_approval({}, {})", id, decision)
374            },
375            Cmd::ListRuntimeCheckpoints { limit } => {
376                format!("list_runtime_checkpoints(limit={})", limit)
377            },
378            Cmd::ListRuntimeMemory => "list_runtime_memory".to_string(),
379            Cmd::ListRuntimePlugins => "list_runtime_plugins".to_string(),
380            Cmd::UpdateRuntimeTaskStatus { id, status, .. } => {
381                format!("update_runtime_task_status({}, {})", id, status)
382            },
383            Cmd::CreateRuntimeCheckpoint { paths } => {
384                format!("create_runtime_checkpoint(n={})", paths.len())
385            },
386            Cmd::RestoreRuntimeCheckpoint { id } => format!("restore_runtime_checkpoint({})", id),
387            Cmd::RememberRuntimeMemory { key, .. } => {
388                format!("remember_runtime_memory({})", key)
389            },
390            Cmd::EditRuntimeMemory { id, .. } => format!("edit_runtime_memory({})", id),
391            Cmd::ForgetRuntimeMemory { id } => format!("forget_runtime_memory({})", id),
392            Cmd::ShowRuntimeModelInfo { model } => format!("show_runtime_model_info({})", model),
393            Cmd::InitMcpServers(m) => format!("init_mcp_servers(n={})", m.len()),
394            Cmd::StopMcpServer { name } => format!("stop_mcp_server({})", name),
395            Cmd::PullOllamaModel { model } => format!("pull_ollama_model({})", model),
396            Cmd::OpenInSystem(p) => format!("open_in_system({})", p.display()),
397            Cmd::DismissStatusAfter { ms } => format!("dismiss_status_after({}ms)", ms),
398            Cmd::WriteImageToTemp {
399                path,
400                format,
401                bytes,
402            } => format!(
403                "write_image_to_temp(path={}, fmt={}, n={})",
404                path.display(),
405                format,
406                bytes.len()
407            ),
408            Cmd::ReadClipboard => "read_clipboard".to_string(),
409            Cmd::Exit => "exit".to_string(),
410            Cmd::SetTerminalTitle(t) => format!("set_terminal_title({})", t),
411        }
412    }
413}
414
415#[cfg(test)]
416mod tests {
417    use super::*;
418
419    #[test]
420    fn turn_scoped_variants_marked_correctly() {
421        let request = ChatRequest {
422            model_id: "m".to_string(),
423            messages: vec![],
424            system_prompt: String::new(),
425            instructions: None,
426            reasoning: ReasoningLevel::Medium,
427            temperature: 0.7,
428            max_tokens: 4096,
429            tools: vec![],
430        };
431        assert!(
432            Cmd::CallModel {
433                turn: TurnId(1),
434                request,
435            }
436            .is_turn_scoped()
437        );
438        assert!(
439            !Cmd::SaveConversation(ConversationHistory::new("/p".to_string(), "m".to_string()))
440                .is_turn_scoped()
441        );
442        assert!(!Cmd::RefreshInstructions.is_turn_scoped());
443        assert!(!Cmd::Exit.is_turn_scoped());
444    }
445
446    #[test]
447    fn cmd_tags_are_stable() {
448        assert_eq!(Cmd::Exit.tag(), "exit");
449        assert_eq!(Cmd::RefreshInstructions.tag(), "refresh_instructions");
450        assert_eq!(Cmd::CancelScope(TurnId(1)).tag(), "cancel_scope");
451    }
452
453    #[test]
454    fn cmd_summary_includes_identifying_fields() {
455        let c = Cmd::CancelScope(TurnId(42));
456        let s = c.summary();
457        assert!(s.contains("turn#42"));
458    }
459}