Struct VoiceCommandParser 

pub struct VoiceCommandParser { /* private fields */ }

Voice command parser that uses LLM to interpret natural language commands

Implementations

impl VoiceCommandParser

pub fn new(config: IntelligentBehaviorConfig) -> Self

Create a new voice command parser

pub async fn parse_command(&self, command: &str) -> Result<ParsedCommand>

Parse a natural language command into structured API requirements

This method uses the LLM to extract:

• API type (e-commerce, social media, etc.)
• Endpoints and HTTP methods
• Data models and relationships
• Sample data counts
• Business flows (checkout, auth, etc.)

pub async fn parse_conversational_command( &self, command: &str, context: &ConversationContext, ) -> Result<ParsedCommand>

Parse a conversational command (for multi-turn interactions)

This method parses commands that modify or extend an existing API specification. It takes the current conversation context into account.

pub async fn parse_workspace_scenario_command( &self, command: &str, ) -> Result<ParsedWorkspaceScenario>

Parse a workspace scenario description

This method extracts information about creating a complete workspace scenario, including domain, chaos characteristics, initial data, and API requirements.

pub async fn parse_workspace_creation_command( &self, command: &str, ) -> Result<ParsedWorkspaceCreation>

Parse a workspace creation command

This method extracts information about creating a complete workspace including:

• Workspace name and description
• Entities (customers, orders, payments, etc.)
• Personas with relationships
• Behavioral scenarios (happy path, failure, slow path)
• Reality continuum preferences
• Drift budget preferences

pub async fn parse_reality_continuum_command( &self, command: &str, ) -> Result<ParsedRealityContinuum>

Parse a reality continuum configuration command

This method extracts reality continuum preferences from natural language, such as “80% mock, 20% real prod for catalog only”.

pub async fn parse_drift_budget_command( &self, command: &str, ) -> Result<ParsedDriftBudget>

Parse a drift budget configuration command

This method extracts drift budget preferences from natural language, such as “strict drift budget” or “moderate tolerance for changes”.