tie the tool approvals to the lifecycle of the SSE connection, NOT FE
keepalive packets. this prevents timeouts when the FE hasn't rendered
the tools (or FE tool rendering lifecycle issues). also allows immediate
timeouts on refresh.
other small fixes: convert to use wshclient in wshcmd-*.go files,
cleanup in SSE code
* remove title bar on windows windows
* re-integrate native controls into our tab bar
* remove menu completely (weird "Alt" activation)
* actually fix Ctrl-V in terminal
* clamp zoom levels better (0.4 - 2.6)
* simplify macos / windows drag regions (keep responsive to zoom)
* fix settings schemas for windows
- [x] Add new API type constant for Google Gemini in uctypes.go
- [x] Create gemini directory under pkg/aiusechat/
- [x] Implement gemini-backend.go with streaming chat support
- [x] Implement gemini-convertmessage.go for message conversion
- [x] Implement gemini-types.go for Google-specific types
- [x] Add gemini backend to usechat-backend.go
- [x] Support tool calling with structured arguments
- [x] Support image upload (base64 inline data)
- [x] Support PDF upload (base64 inline data)
- [x] Support file upload (text files, directory listings)
- [x] Build verification passed
- [x] Add documentation for Gemini backend usage
- [x] Security scan passed (CodeQL found 0 issues)
- [x] Code review passed with no comments
- [x] Revert tsunami demo go.mod/go.sum files (per feedback - twice)
- [x] Add `--gemini` flag to main-testai.go for testing
- [x] Fix schema validation for tool calling (clean unsupported fields)
- [x] Preserve non-map property values in schema cleaning
## Summary
Successfully implemented a complete Google Gemini backend for WaveTerm's
AI chat system. The implementation:
- **Follows existing patterns**: Matches the structure of OpenAI and
Anthropic backends
- **Fully featured**: Supports all required capabilities including tool
calling, images, PDFs, and files
- **Properly tested**: Builds successfully with no errors or warnings
- **Secure**: Passed CodeQL security scanning with 0 issues
- **Well documented**: Includes comprehensive package documentation with
usage examples
- **Minimal changes**: Only affects backend code under pkg/aiusechat
(tsunami demo files reverted twice)
- **Testable**: Added `--gemini` flag to main-testai.go for easy testing
with SSE output
- **Schema compatible**: Cleans JSON schemas to remove fields
unsupported by Gemini API while preserving valid structure
## Testing
To test the Gemini backend using main-testai.go:
```bash
export GOOGLE_APIKEY="your-api-key"
cd cmd/testai
go run main-testai.go --gemini 'What is 2+2?'
go run main-testai.go --gemini --model gemini-1.5-pro 'Explain quantum computing'
go run main-testai.go --gemini --tools 'Help me configure GitHub Actions monitoring'
```
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adds a new secret store protected by electron's safeStorage API.
currently just hooked up to the CLI via a new wsh command: `wsh secret`.
will be used to power secrets in tsunami later (and for config +
connections)
also updates ROADMAP.md, and fixes a node pruning bug on the FE, and
adds a new diff viewer that we can view the write_text_file and
edit_text_file diffs in. adds a backup file system that can be used to restore AI edited files back to their original states.
Got preview hooked up, log output hooked up, environment tab hooked
up... the controller, restarting the apps. it is actually working! still
lots to do and lots of hard coding to fix, but it is coming together...
* add automatic OSC 7 support to bash and zsh
* add new wave OSC 16162 (planck length) to get up-to-date shell
information into blockrtinfo. currently implemented only for zsh. bash
will not support as rich of data as zsh, but we'll be able to do some.
* new rtinfo will be used to provide better context for AI in the
future, and to make sure AI is running safe commands.
* added a small local machine description to tab context (so AI knows
we're running on MacOS, Linux, or Windows)
### What This Does
Adds a new `wsh blocks list` subcommand that lists all blocks in all or
specified workspace, window, or tab. Includes filtering options and JSON
output for automation.
### Motivation
Wave users had no simple way to programmatically discover block IDs for
scripting and automation. This feature:
- Enables workflows like syncing Preview widgets with `cd` changes.
- Simplifies debugging and introspection.
- Provides a foundation for future CLI enhancements (focus/close
blocks).
### Usage
```wsh blocks [list|ls|get] [--workspace=<workspace-id>] [--window=<window-id>] [--tab=<tab-id>] [--view=<view-type>] [--json]```
Where `<view-type>` can be one of: term, terminal, shell, console, web, browser, url, preview, edit, sysinfo, sys, system, waveai, ai, or assistant.
### Notes
- Fully backward compatible.
- Code follows existing CLI patterns.
Massive PR, over 13k LOC updated, 128 commits to implement the first pass at the new Wave AI panel. Two backend adapters (OpenAI and Anthropic), layout changes to support the panel, keyboard shortcuts, and a huge focus/layout change to integrate the panel seamlessly into the UI.
Also fixes some small issues found during the Wave AI journey (zoom fixes, documentation, more scss removal, circular dependency issues, settings, etc)
Working on AI SDK compatible backends for OpenAI and Anthropic. Thinking + ToolUse etc. For use with AI SDK useChat on frontend. Still needs more testing, WIP, but this is a good start. Want to get this committed to so I can work on more integrations.
Adds the S3 `fileshare` implementation
This also updates `wsh file cp` so it behaves more like `cp` for things
like copying directories and directory entries. It's not meant to align
with `cp` on everything, though. Our `wsh cp` will be recursive and will
create intermediate directories by default.
This also adds new aliases for `wsh view`: `wsh preview` and `wsh open`
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This allows code generation to properly embed structs when embedded in
the original types. It affects the generation of `gotypes.d.ts` and
`metaconsts.go`.
Additionally, the `AiSettingsType` has been split off and embedded into
the original `SettingsType` to make schema generation easier.
Adds schema.json support to the settings file to provide type hints and
other eventual details. This also adds a system to easily add more
schema files for other type of configurations.
This adds the ability to stream `tar` archives over channels between
`wsh` instances. The main use cases for this are remote copy and move
operations.
It also completes the `wavefs` implementation of the FileShare interface
to allow copy/move interoperability between wavefiles and other storage
types.
The tar streaming functionality has been broken out into the new
`tarcopy` package for easy reuse.
New `fileshare` functions are added for `CopyInternal`, which allows
copying files internal to a filesystem to bypass the expensive interop
layer, and `MoveInternal`, which does the same for moving a file within
a filesystem. Copying between remotes is now handled by `CopyRemote`,
which accepts the source `FileShareClient` as a parameter. `wsh`
connections use the same implementation for `CopyInternal` and
`CopyRemote` as they need to request the channel on the remote
destination, since we don't offer a way to pass channels as a parameter
to a remote call.
This also adds a recursive `-r` flag to `wsh file rm` to allow for
deleting a directory and all its contents.
S3 support will be addressed in a future PR.
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