- Pass around message/conversation values instead of pointers where it
makes more sense, and store values instead of pointers in the globally
(within the TUI) shared `App` (pointers provide no utility here).
- Split conversation persistence into separate conversation/message
saving stages
Replaced `LatestConversationMessages` with `LoadConversationList`, which
utilizes `LastMessageAt` for much faster conversation loading in the
conversation listing TUI and `lmcli list` command.
This refactor splits out all conversation concerns into a new
`conversation` package. There is now a split between `conversation` and
`api`s representation of `Message`, the latter storing the minimum
information required for interaction with LLM providers. There is
necessary conversation between the two when making LLM calls.
Adjusted `ctrl+t` in chat view to toggle `showDetails` which toggles the
display of system messages, message metadata (generation model), and
tool call details
Modified message selection update logic to skip messages that aren't
shown
Improves render handling by moving the responsibility of laying out the
whole UI from each view and into the main `tui` model. Our `ViewModel`
interface has now diverged from bubbletea's `Model` and introduces
individual `Header`, `Content`, and `Footer` methods for rendering those
UI elements.
Also moved away from using value receivers on our Update and View
functions (as is common across Bubbletea) to pointer receivers, which
cleaned up some of the weirder aspects of the code (e.g. before we
essentially had no choice but to do our rendering in `Update` in order
to calculate and update the final height of the main content's
`viewport`).
`tui/tui.go` is no longer responsible for passing window resize updates
to all views, instead we request a new window size message to be sent at
the same time we enter the view, allowing the view to catch and handle
it.
Add `Initialized` to `tui/shared/View` model, now we only call
`Init` on a view before entering it for the first time, rather than
calling `Init` on all views when the application starts.
Renames file, small cleanups
An agent is currently a name given to a system prompt and a set of
tools which the agent has access to.
This resolves the previous issue of the set of configured tools being
available in *all* contexts, which wasn't always desired. Tools are now
only available when an agent is explicitly requested using the
`-a/--agent` flag.
Agents are expected to be expanded on: the concept of task-specilized
agents (e.g. coding), the ability to define a set of files an agent
should always have access to for RAG purposes, etc.
Other changes:
- Removes the "tools" top-level config structure (though this is expected
to come back along with the abillity to define custom tools).
- Renamed `pkg/agent` to `pkg/agents`
- Stop using pointers where unnecessary
- Removed default system prompt
- Set indent level to 2 when writing config
- Update ordering of config struct, which affects marshalling
- Make provider `name` optional, defaulting to the provider's `kind`
