discourse-ai/lib/personas/tools/create_artifact.rb
Sam c34fcc8a95
FEATURE: forum researcher persona for deep research (#1313)
This commit introduces a new Forum Researcher persona specialized in deep forum content analysis along with comprehensive improvements to our AI infrastructure.

Key additions:

    New Forum Researcher persona with advanced filtering and analysis capabilities
    Robust filtering system supporting tags, categories, dates, users, and keywords
    LLM formatter to efficiently process and chunk research results

Infrastructure improvements:

    Implemented CancelManager class to centrally manage AI completion cancellations
    Replaced callback-based cancellation with a more robust pattern
    Added systematic cancellation monitoring with callbacks

Other improvements:

    Added configurable default_enabled flag to control which personas are enabled by default
    Updated translation strings for the new researcher functionality
    Added comprehensive specs for the new components

    Renames Researcher -> Web Researcher

This change makes our AI platform more stable while adding powerful research capabilities that can analyze forum trends and surface relevant content.
2025-05-14 12:36:16 +10:00

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# frozen_string_literal: true
module DiscourseAi
module Personas
module Tools
class CreateArtifact < Tool
def self.name
"create_artifact"
end
def self.specification_description
<<~DESC
A detailed description of the web artifact you want to create. Your specification should include:
1. Purpose and functionality
2. Visual design requirements
3. Interactive elements and behavior
4. Data handling (if applicable)
5. Specific requirements or constraints
6. DO NOT include full source code of the artifact, just very clear requirements
Good specification examples:
Example: (Calculator):
"Create a modern calculator with a dark theme. It should:
- Have a large display area showing current and previous calculations
- Include buttons for numbers 0-9, basic operations (+,-,*,/), and clear
- Use a grid layout with subtle hover effects on buttons
- Show button press animations
- Keep calculation history visible above current input
- Use a monospace font for numbers
- Support keyboard input for numbers and operations"
Poor specification example:
"Make a website that looks nice and does cool stuff"
(Too vague, lacks specific requirements and functionality details)
Tips for good specifications:
- Be specific about layout and design preferences
- Describe all interactive elements and their behavior
- Include any specific visual effects or animations
- Mention responsive design requirements if needed
- List any specific libraries or frameworks to use/avoid
- Describe error states and edge cases
- Include accessibility requirements
- Include code snippets to help ground the specification
DESC
end
def self.signature
{
name: "create_artifact",
description: "Creates a web artifact based on a specification",
parameters: [
{
name: "name",
description: "A name for the artifact (max 255 chars)",
type: "string",
required: true,
},
{
name: "specification",
type: "string",
description: specification_description,
required: true,
},
],
}
end
def self.accepted_options
[option(:creator_llm, type: :llm)]
end
def self.allow_partial_tool_calls?
true
end
def partial_invoke
if parameters[:specification].present?
in_progress(specification: parameters[:specification])
end
end
def in_progress(specification:, source: nil)
source = (<<~HTML) if source.present?
### Source
````
#{source}
````
HTML
self.custom_raw = <<~HTML
<details>
<summary>Thinking...</summary>
### Specification
````
#{specification}
````
#{source}
</details>
HTML
end
def invoke
post = Post.find_by(id: context.post_id)
return error_response("No post context found") unless post
partial_response = +""
artifact_code =
generate_artifact_code(post: post, user: post.user) do |partial|
partial_response << partial
in_progress(specification: parameters[:specification], source: partial_response)
yield nil, true
end
return error_response(artifact_code[:error]) if artifact_code[:error]
artifact = create_artifact(post, artifact_code)
if artifact.save
update_custom_html(artifact)
success_response(artifact)
else
self.custom_raw = self.custom_raw + "\n\n###Error creating artifact..."
error_response(artifact.errors.full_messages.join(", "))
end
end
def chain_next_response?
false
end
def description_args
{ name: parameters[:name], specification: parameters[:specification] }
end
private
def generate_artifact_code(post:, user:)
prompt = build_artifact_prompt(post: post)
response = +""
llm =
(
options[:creator_llm].present? &&
LlmModel.find_by(id: options[:creator_llm].to_i)&.to_llm
) || self.llm
llm.generate(
prompt,
user: user,
feature_name: "create_artifact",
cancel_manager: context.cancel_manager,
) do |partial_response|
response << partial_response
yield partial_response
end
sections = parse_sections(response)
if valid_sections?(sections)
html, css, js = sections
{ html: html, css: css, js: js }
else
{ error: "Failed to generate valid artifact code", response: response }
end
end
def build_artifact_prompt(post:)
DiscourseAi::Completions::Prompt.new(
artifact_system_prompt,
messages: [{ type: :user, content: parameters[:specification] }],
post_id: post.id,
topic_id: post.topic_id,
)
end
def parse_sections(response)
sections = { html: nil, css: nil, javascript: nil }
current_section = nil
lines = []
response.each_line do |line|
case line
when /^\[(HTML|CSS|JavaScript)\]$/
current_section = line.match(/^\[(.+)\]$/)[1].downcase.to_sym
lines = []
when %r{^\[/(HTML|CSS|JavaScript)\]$}
sections[current_section] = lines.join if current_section
current_section = nil
lines = []
else
lines << line if current_section
end
end
[sections[:html].to_s.strip, sections[:css].to_s.strip, sections[:javascript].to_s.strip]
end
def valid_sections?(sections)
return false if sections.empty?
# Basic validation of sections
has_html = sections[0].include?("<") && sections[0].include?(">")
has_css = sections[1].include?("{") && sections[1].include?("}")
has_js = sections[2].present?
has_html || has_css || has_js
end
def create_artifact(post, code)
AiArtifact.new(
user_id: bot_user.id,
post_id: post.id,
name: parameters[:name].to_s[0...255],
html: code[:html],
css: code[:css],
js: code[:js],
metadata: {
specification: parameters[:specification],
},
)
end
def artifact_system_prompt
<<~PROMPT
You are a web development expert creating HTML, CSS, and JavaScript code.
Follow these instructions precisely:
1. Provide complete source code for all three required sections: HTML, CSS, and JavaScript
2. Use exact section tags: [HTML]/[/HTML], [CSS]/[/CSS], [JavaScript]/[/JavaScript]
3. Format requirements:
- HTML: No <html>, <head>, or <body> tags
- CSS: Valid CSS rules
- JavaScript: Clean, working code
4. NEVER USE SHORTCUTS - generate complete code for each section. No placeholders.
5. If you need to source ANY 3rd party libraries, use the following CDNs:
#{AiArtifact::ALLOWED_CDN_SOURCES.join("\n")}
6. When sourcing libraries, include them in the [HTML] section, for example: <script src="https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/...."></script>
Required response format:
[HTML]
<div id="app"><!-- Your complete HTML here --></div>
[/HTML]
[CSS]
#app { /* Your complete CSS here */ }
[/CSS]
[JavaScript]
// Your complete JavaScript here
[/JavaScript]
Important:
- All three sections are required
- Sections must use exact tags shown above
- Focus on simplicity and reliability
- Include basic error handling
- Follow accessibility guidelines
- No explanatory text, only code
PROMPT
end
def update_custom_html(artifact)
html_preview = <<~MD
[details="View Source"]
### HTML
```html
#{artifact.html}
```
### CSS
```css
#{artifact.css}
```
### JavaScript
```javascript
#{artifact.js}
```
[/details]
### Preview
<div class="ai-artifact" data-ai-artifact-id="#{artifact.id}"></div>
MD
self.custom_raw = html_preview
end
def success_response(artifact)
{ status: "success", artifact_id: artifact.id, message: "Artifact created successfully." }
end
def error_response(message)
{ status: "error", error: message }
end
end
end
end
end