Insert newlines after streaming tool results #770
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Thanks for the PR. This is trickier than it appears. I need to test some edge cases when I can before merging. |
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Think I've run into one of those edge cases you were talking about @karthink: we should really be inserting the separator before a chat response, rather than after a tool response - otherwise multiple tool calls in a row leads to a bunch of newlines. Not sure if I'll have time to tackle that today but should be able to soon-ish. |
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| @@ -266,6 +266,9 @@ Optional RAW disables text properties and transformation." | |||
| (set-marker-insertion-type tracking-marker t) | |||
| (plist-put info :tracking-marker tracking-marker)) | |||
| (goto-char tracking-marker) | |||
| (when (plist-get info :last-was-tool-result) | |||
| (insert gptel-response-separator) | |||
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Here's another edge case.
When you test Claude it usually responds with text ("I'll run this tool for you"), then a tool call, then more text ("The results of the tool are X"). This fix works fine for those cases.
Suppose the LLM responds instead with a tool call followed by a response, as Gemini and OpenAI models do. (No preamble before the tool call.)
Then you get a response that looks like this (with response-prefix Response: )
User: What is the time in Greece?
Response:
The time in Greece is ...instead of
User: What is the time in Greece?
Response: The time in Greece is...
The extra gptel-response-separator between Response: and the result is from your :last-was-tool-call tracking.
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Also, a similar fix might be needed for non-streaming responses. |
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This is a fix for #769. It ensures that we insert a
gptel-response-separatorafter a tool result comes in in streaming mode. This prevents weird formatting whengptel-include-tool-resultsisniland the tool result came in between two chat responses (see the linked issue for details).