Update ReactFlow to version 12 and split `Flow.tsx` into `useAgentGraph` hook that takes care of agent state and API calls to the server.
- Update ReactFlow to v12 ([migration guide](https://reactflow.dev/learn/troubleshooting/migrate-to-v12))
- Move `setIsAnyModalOpen` to `FlowContext`
- Make `setHardcodedValues` and `setErrors` functions of `CustomNode` and utilize new `updateNodeData` ReactFlow API
- Fix type errors
- `useAgentGraph` hook
- Take care of all API calls, websocket, agent state and logic
- Make saving and execution async and thus more consistent and reliable
- Save&run requests are state
- Wait for node ids to sync with backend reactively
- Queue execution updates
- Memoize functions using `useCallback`
### Background
Currently, there is no way to construct the output of nodes into a composite data structure (list/dict/object) using the builder UI.
The backend already supports this feature by connecting the output pin to the input pin using these format:
* <pin_name>_$_<list_index> for constructing list
* <pin_name>_#_<dict_key> for constructing dict
* <pin_name>_@_<field_name> for constructing object
The scope of this PR is implementing the UX for this in the builder UI.
### Changes 🏗️
<img width="765" alt="image" src="https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/8fc319a4-1350-410f-98cf-24f2aa2bc34b">
This allows you to add more pins in a key value & list input: `_$_` list constructor & `_#_` dict constructor.
### Background
Boolean without default value is a UX problem. It's currently displayed as a toggle and it has no way to describe the `null` value.
So we need to prevent blocks from introducing a nullable boolean.
### Changes 🏗️
Add explicit check to prevent nullable boolean. Fix existing block field that has nullable boolean.
* talking head
* linting
* remove clip id, not needed
* add more descriptive name
* add min requirement to polling attempts and intervals
* add docs and link to docs
* remove extra space
* force new tab
* fix linting
* add did key to .env.template
### Background
We don't have an ordering guarantee on the node execution.
Let's say we have a node that has to execute different data A, B, and C.
The current implementation limits the execution to 1 execution at a time, but there is no guarantee that A, B, and C will be executed in order.
The initial implementation did not have any restrictions, so it used to be A, B, and C executed in parallel
In the current implementation with the per-node constraint, it's A, B, C are executed serially but with no guarantee of ordering.
The scope of this PR is to guarantee that order.
### Changes 🏗️
Guaranteeing the execution per node ordering by avoiding any re-enqueue mechanism. If there are two executions run in the same node, the first one will be executed and the other will block. The blocking mechanism is indeed sub-optimal, the performance improvement can be done later (a follow-up issue will be added).
* feat(builder): checkbox for tos on login page
* feat(builder): submit agent page
DOES NOT WORK
* feat(builder): basic upload (not working)
* feat(builder): submit page more working but still not
* fix(builder): working categories, not dynamic
* feat(builder, server): enable submissions (auth error)
* fix(lint): linting
* feat(builder): submit page terms of service
* fix(builder): update lockfile
* lint(builder): lint marketplace files
- Add static link/connection support on the frontend and display them as dashed lines
- Remove queueing for static connections - there'll always be only one bead waiting at the end
- Make beads slightly larger and further from the end arrow
* Add Advanced Chatbot with History using Discord
* Update Discord Chatbot with History_v145.json
update is_active to false and is_template to true
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Co-authored-by: Bently <tomnoon9@gmail.com>
The execution graph is supposed to be typed, but there are cases where generic types like Any were used, and there are cases, where incompatible data passed into the wrong type.
If such a thing happens on runtime, we should do the best-effort conversion instead of breaking the run. E.g.: try to json-stringify the object to str input, or try to parse number in the string to int input, etc.
