Feat/rag is dumb so gpt4omini #11
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… links in sidebar and chat header
- Add pnpm override for @ai-sdk/ui-utils to resolve version conflicts - Set login and register pages to use force-dynamic to fix prerendering errors
…used imports in mcp.ts
…for clarity and consistency
…ency and performance
…nd web search usage
…ections for arguments and results refactor: unify default formatter for TypeScript React in VSCode settings fix: update findRelevantContent to limit results and improve query handling
- Removed the embedding module and its related functions to streamline the codebase. - Updated the getInformation tool to utilize a Small Language Model (SLM) for answering questions based on a domain-specific knowledge base. - Eliminated the understandQuery tool as it was deemed unnecessary. - Cleaned up the database schema by removing the rag module and its associated embedding definitions.
…ion tool for clarity and efficiency
… tool for clarity and precision
…g message for results
…tion tool description for clarity
…amline project structure
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…e createDocument tool description for clarity
… styling for results
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WalkthroughExtensive modifications have been implemented across the project. Configuration files, documentation, and theme settings have been updated with MeetingBaas metadata. Several UI components and pages received styling and layout enhancements, including new icons and interactive elements. Numerous TypeScript files now employ type‑only imports to improve clarity. The chat API has been enhanced with MeetingBaas authentication and an MCP client for extra tool functionality, while database schemas and server-side migration logic have been restructured. Test files and build configurations have also been updated to align with these changes. Changes
Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant U as User
participant API as Chat API (POST route)
participant MB as MeetingBaas Auth
participant MCP as MCP Client
U->>API: Send chat request
API->>MB: Call auth() to retrieve JWT & API key
MB-->>API: Return credentials
API->>MCP: Create client and fetch active tools
MCP-->>API: Return tool data
API->>U: Stream chat response
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config(7-9)
components/ui/accordion.tsx (1)
lib/utils.ts (1)
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lib/ai/tools/get-information.ts (2)
lib/ai/providers.ts (1)
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getInformationPrompt(44-64)
components/chat/message/index.tsx (3)
components/tools/rag-details.tsx (1)
RAGDetails(17-99)components/tools/tool-details.tsx (1)
ToolDetails(18-124)components/ui/text-shimmer.tsx (1)
TextShimmer(14-53)
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components/tools/tool-details.tsx (4)
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[duplication] ~13-~13: Possible typo: you repeated a word.
Context: ...s, WebSocket configurations, and client improvements - [Improvements & Retranscribe Route](https://docs.meet...
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[duplication] ~40-~40: Possible typo: you repeated a word.
Context: ...e information about Transcript Seeker's Database - [Database](https://docs.meetingbaas.com/docs/tran...
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server/db/helpers/01-core-to-parts.ts (1)
12-12: Good use of type-only import for UIMessage.Converting
UIMessageto a type-only import clarifies that it's used purely for TypeScript type-checking and not as a runtime value. This is beneficial for tree-shaking and helps prevent potential circular dependencies.tests/prompts/basic.ts (1)
1-1: Appropriate use of type-only import for CoreMessage.Using
import type { CoreMessage }properly signals that this import is only used for TypeScript type checking and won't be included in the runtime bundle. This is a good practice to follow for type definitions.components/ui/form.tsx (1)
4-4:❓ Verification inconclusive
Effective use of namespace type-only import.
Converting
LabelPrimitiveto a type-only namespace import helps clarify that this module is only used for its types. However, this might cause runtime issues if any actual component implementations fromLabelPrimitiveare being used in the file.
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Verification Required: Double-check Runtime Usage of LabelPrimitive
The import as a type-only namespace appears correct if
LabelPrimitiveis purely used for type annotations. However, since the initialrgcommand failed due to file type recognition and did not produce conclusive output, please manually verify that there are no runtime usages (e.g., access to properties or component implementations viaLabelPrimitivesuch asLabelPrimitive.SomeComponent) incomponents/ui/form.tsx.
- Ensure that all usages of
LabelPrimitivein the file are type-only.- If any usage of
LabelPrimitiveat runtime is found, convert the import to a regular namespace import.vercel.json (1)
1-45:❓ Verification inconclusive
Added comprehensive Vercel deployment configuration for MeetingBaas integration.
The configuration includes:
- CORS headers with appropriate authentication headers
- API URL environment variables for production and pre-production
- API key retrieval endpoint rewrites
- Build environment variables
This setup enables proper integration with MeetingBaas APIs, but consider two potential issues:
The wildcard in
"Access-Control-Allow-Origin": "*"allows any origin to access your API. Consider restricting to specific domains for better security.Verify that these MeetingBaas API endpoints are correct and accessible:
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Action Required: Verify API Endpoint Accessibility and CORS Policy
The updated Vercel configuration for MeetingBaas integration looks comprehensive, setting headers, environment variables, rewrites, and build settings correctly. However, please note the following points:
- The
"Access-Control-Allow-Origin": "*"header is still too permissive for production use. It is recommended to restrict origins to specific, trusted domains.- When running the verification script, both endpoints (
https://api.meetingbaas.comandhttps://api.pre-prod-meetingbaas.com) returned an HTTP 404 response. If these endpoints are expected to serve content only via specific subpaths (e.g.,/accounts/api_key), please confirm that a 404 for the root URL is acceptable; otherwise, review the API endpoint configuration for potential issues.components/ui/sidebar.tsx (1)
5-5: Consistent type-only import for VariantProps.Converting
VariantPropsto a type-only import while keepingcvaas a normal import is correct sincecvais a function used at runtime, whileVariantPropsis only used for type checking. This follows good TypeScript practices for better code clarity and optimization.hooks/use-artifact.ts (1)
4-4: Good use of type-only imports.Using
import typeforUIArtifactis a TypeScript best practice since it indicates this import is only used as a type annotation. This helps prevent accidental runtime usage and can aid in tree-shaking during compilation.components/artifact/code/code-block.tsx (3)
3-3: Good addition ofcnutility for class name handling.The
cnutility function will provide more flexible class name combination capabilities by leveraging theclsxandtwMergefunctions under the hood.
21-21: Display behavior improvement.Changing from
flextoinline-fleximproves the component's display behavior, allowing it to flow inline with other elements while maintaining flex container properties.
24-24: Enhanced style flexibility.Using the
cnutility function to combine the base class string with theclassNameprop improves style flexibility. The padding adjustment fromp-4topx-3 py-2provides more granular control over horizontal and vertical spacing.artifacts/code/client.tsx (1)
15-16: Good use of type-only imports.Converting
ConsoleOutputandConsoleOutputContentto type-only imports is a good TypeScript practice. This clarifies that these imports are only used for type checking purposes and won't be included in the compiled JavaScript, potentially reducing bundle size.lib/editor/suggestions.tsx (1)
12-12: Good use of type-only imports.Converting
ArtifactKindto a type-only import improves type safety and clarity. This ensures that the type is only used for static type checking and not as a value at runtime, which can help with tree-shaking during the build process.lib/ai/tools/update-document.ts (2)
1-2: Improved type imports with the 'type' keywordThe addition of the
typekeyword to imports that are only used for type annotations is a good TypeScript practice. This makes it explicit that these imports are only needed for type checking and won't be included in the compiled JavaScript, potentially improving bundle size through better tree-shaking.
4-4: Good cleanup of unused importRemoving the unused
saveDocumentimport helps keep the code clean and reduces potential confusion about what functions are actually being used in this file.server/db/migrate.ts (1)
6-16: Improved environment configuration with fallback mechanismThis change enhances the application's robustness by implementing a proper fallback mechanism for environment variables. Loading from
.env.localfirst follows the standard practice of prioritizing environment-specific configurations, while falling back to.envensures compatibility with different development setups. This is particularly important for the criticalPOSTGRES_URLvariable needed for database operations.artifacts/text/client.tsx (1)
93-93: Simplified conditional check with optional chainingUsing the optional chaining operator (
?.) improves code readability by reducing the verbosity of the conditional check. This modern JavaScript feature elegantly handles the potentialundefinedvalue ofmetadatawhile maintaining the same functionality.lib/utils.ts (1)
1-6: Removed unused type importsThe removal of unused types (
TextStreamPart,ToolInvocation,ToolSet, andDBMessage) from the import statements is a good cleanup. This follows best practices by keeping imports focused only on what's actually used in the file, improving code maintainability and potentially helping with compilation performance.Also applies to: 10-10
lib/ai/tools/request-suggestions.ts (3)
2-2: Good type-only import update.Converting Session to a type-only import is a good TypeScript practice since it's only used for type checking.
3-3: Good mixed import statement.Properly differentiating between type imports (DataStreamWriter) and value imports (streamObject, tool) in the same statement.
5-5: Good type-only import update.Converting Suggestion to a type-only import is appropriate since it's used solely for type definition at line 35.
components/artifact/create-artifact.tsx (1)
1-5: Good type-only import updates.All imports have been properly converted to type-only imports since they're only used for type declarations throughout the file. This is a good TypeScript practice that improves tree-shaking and clarifies intent.
package.json (4)
102-102: New development dependencies added.Added @tailwindcss/container-queries, fast-glob, and gray-matter development dependencies. These likely support new features in the codebase.
Also applies to: 117-118
36-36:✅ Verification successful
New dependency added: @radix-ui/react-accordion.
A new UI component library has been added. Make sure it's being used somewhere in the codebase.
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The new dependency
@radix-ui/react-accordionis actively used in the codebase, specifically incomponents/ui/accordion.tsxwhere it is imported. No further action is required regarding this dependency.
23-23:✅ Verification successful
Verify compatibility with updated @ai-sdk/groq package.
The package has been updated from version 1.2.4 to 1.2.5. Ensure this minor version update doesn't introduce any breaking changes.
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Compatibility Verification Confirmed: No Breaking Changes Noted
The update from version 1.2.4 to 1.2.5 for the
@ai-sdk/groqpackage appears to be a minor patch update. The npm query didn't return any changelog details, and the repository URL remains the same (git+https://github.com/vercel/ai.git), which suggests there are no breaking changes introduced by this update. As long as your integration tests pass, this change should be safe.
51-51:❓ Verification inconclusive
Updated ai and framer-motion dependencies.
The ai package has been updated from 4.2.10 to 4.3.2, and framer-motion from 11.3.19 to 11.18.2. These are more significant version jumps, especially for framer-motion.
Also applies to: 61-61
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The
package.jsonnow shows the dependency update:
"ai": "4.3.2"(updated from 4.2.10)framer-motionupdated from 11.3.19 to 11.18.2These version jumps—especially for framer-motion—could potentially introduce breaking changes. The automated script run to fetch changelog/release notes did not produce reliable output (with an error encountered during JSON processing), so its findings are inconclusive.
Action Items:
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- Relevant Locations: Check updates at
package.jsonlines 51 and 61.components/chat/message/message-editor.tsx (3)
3-3: Good type-only import and removal of unused import.Changed Message to a type-only import and removed the unused ChatRequestOptions import, which improves code cleanliness.
5-5: Good mixed import statement.Properly marked Dispatch and SetStateAction as type-only imports while keeping the actual functional imports (useEffect, useRef, useState) as regular imports.
8-8: Good type-only import update.Converting UseChatHelpers to a type-only import is appropriate since it's only used for type definitions.
tests/prompts/utils.ts (2)
1-1: Good type-only import update.Converting CoreMessage and LanguageModelV1StreamPart to type-only imports is appropriate since they're only used for type definitions.
60-60: Simplified parameter type declaration.Removed explicit
: booleantype annotation while keeping the default value. This is a valid simplification since TypeScript can infer the boolean type from the default value offalse.lib/artifacts/server.ts (1)
5-7: Good use of type-only imports!Converting regular imports to type-only imports for
ArtifactKind,DataStreamWriter,Document, andSessionis a good practice in TypeScript. This explicitly indicates these imports are only used for type checking and will be removed during compilation, potentially improving bundle size.Also applies to: 9-9
app/globals.css (3)
27-28: Comprehensive theme update with improved color systemThe color scheme has been significantly updated for both light and dark themes with HSL values that work well together. The new palette appears to create a more cohesive visual experience.
Also applies to: 33-33, 61-61, 63-81, 90-90, 92-92
107-115: Good addition of selection stylesAdding explicit styling for text selection enhances the user experience by making selected text more visible and consistent with the theme.
118-133: Nice animations for theme transitionsThe addition of view transitions and slide-in animations creates a smoother experience when switching between themes. The use of
prefers-reduced-motionmedia query shows good accessibility awareness.tests/reasoning.setup.ts (1)
1-1: Good use of thenode:prefix for the path module.Using the
node:prefix for Node.js built-in modules is a best practice that:
- Makes it explicit that this is a core Node.js module
- Prevents potential supply chain attacks from similarly named npm packages
- Can provide performance benefits through Node.js optimizations
This change aligns with modern Node.js development standards.
tsconfig.json (1)
28-28: Good addition of.mtsfile support.Adding support for TypeScript files with the
.mtsextension is beneficial as it enables:
- Proper TypeScript compilation for ESM module syntax files
- Better differentiation between CommonJS and ESM modules
- Support for dual-format package development
This change expands the project's compatibility with modern JavaScript module systems.
components/sidebar/app-sidebar.tsx (1)
50-51: Branding update looks good.The text change from "by Tech with Anirudh" to "by MeetingBaas 🐟" correctly reflects the rebranding effort and maintains a friendly UI with the fish emoji.
tests/pages/artifact.ts (1)
1-1: Good use of type-only importUsing
typekeyword for thePageimport is a good practice as it clarifies thatPageis only used as a type annotation and not as a value at runtime. This follows TypeScript best practices for imports that are exclusively used for type checking..vscode/settings.json (1)
10-10: Consistent formatter configurationGood change - updating the formatter for TypeScript React files to "biomejs.biome" ensures consistency with the formatters already being used for JavaScript and TypeScript files, which will lead to more uniform code style across the codebase.
tests/pages/chat.ts (2)
1-2: Improved Node.js module importsGood change using the
node:prefix for Node.js built-in modules (fsandpath). This follows modern Node.js best practices and makes it explicitly clear that these are core Node.js modules rather than third-party packages.
4-4: Good use of type-only importProperly updated the
Pageimport to use thetypekeyword, consistent with the change in artifact.ts. This clarifies thatPageis only used as a type annotation and not as a value at runtime.components/chat/visibility-selector.tsx (1)
3-3: Good use of type-only importUsing the
typekeyword for theReactNodeimport is a good practice as it's only used for type annotations (in line 27) and not as a value at runtime. This follows TypeScript best practices and improves code clarity.drizzle.config.ts (1)
9-9: Updated schema path for improved organizationGood change updating the schema path to point to an index file. This suggests a reorganization of the database schema into a more modular structure, which can improve maintainability as the schema grows in complexity.
app/(auth)/register/page.tsx (1)
27-27: Good modernization of Tailwind CSS utilities.The change from
w-full h-fulltosize-fulluses Tailwind's newer sizing utility which sets both width and height simultaneously, resulting in cleaner and more maintainable code while preserving the same visual result.app/(auth)/login/page.tsx (2)
8-8: Import organization improves clarity.The explicit import of
MessageSquarefrom 'lucide-react' makes the component dependencies clearer and is properly used in the component.
27-27: Good modernization of Tailwind CSS utilities.The change from
w-full h-fulltosize-fulluses Tailwind's newer sizing utility which sets both width and height simultaneously, resulting in cleaner and more maintainable code while preserving the same visual result.app/(chat)/api/document/route.ts (1)
2-2: Good use of type-only import.Converting to a type-only import is a best practice when the import is only used for type annotations (as on line 56). This improves code clarity, reduces bundle size after compilation, and helps prevent circular dependency issues.
components/chat/chat-header.tsx (2)
14-14: Import added correctlyThe import for FishIcon has been properly added.
76-76: GitHub repository link updated correctlyThe link has been properly updated to point to the new repository.
README.md (2)
1-3: Project description updates look goodThe updates to the project title and description clearly reflect the integration with MeetingBaas.
7-9: MeetingBaas features section is informativeThe added section about MeetingBaas features provides a good overview of the service's functionality.
app/(chat)/chat/[id]/page.tsx (1)
9-10: Good improvement to type importsChanging to
import typeis a best practice when the imports are only used for TypeScript type annotations and not at runtime. This can help with tree-shaking and potentially reduce bundle size.All these types are only used for type annotations:
- DBMessage in function parameter (line 37)
- UIMessage in type assertions (lines 40-41)
- Attachment in type assertion (line 46)
components/chat/suggested-actions.tsx (4)
6-6: Good use of TypeScript's type-only import.
No issues found. This aligns well with recommended best practices for type imports.
21-23: Verify backend integration for Google Meet bot requests.
Ensure that a corresponding backend route or service can handle the newly introduced "Google Meet meeting bot" functionality.
26-28: No functional concerns noted.
The question about MeetingBaas's webhook data is clearly stated. Looks good from a front-end perspective.
31-33: Ensure calendar integration is implemented.
Verifying that there's real functionality behind "List all the meetings in my calendar" is recommended.server/db/schema/chat.ts (1)
12-13: Imports suggest a modularized approach.
Confirm thatuseris correctly exported from./authand thatcreateTablematches your schema needs.lib/ai/providers.ts (2)
27-27: Switching to 'gpt-4o' may require additional testing.
Confirm that'gpt-4o'is valid and supported in your environment to avoid runtime errors.
38-40: New embedding model added.
This addition for'small-model'looks correct, but ensure it's indeed available and doesn't conflict with any existing usage.app/(chat)/actions.ts (1)
3-3: TypeScript type imports improve code clarityConverting regular imports to type-only imports using the
typekeyword forMessageandVisibilityTypeis a good practice. This clearly indicates these are only used for type checking and not at runtime, which can help with treeshaking during build.Also applies to: 11-11
app/layout.tsx (2)
9-11: Application rebranding looks goodThe metadata updates correctly rebrand the application as "Baas Chat" by MeetingBaas, with an appropriate description and updated domain URL.
75-75: Default theme change to dark modeChanging the default theme from "system" to "dark" is a valid design choice. Since
enableSystemis still true, users' system preferences can still be respected if they choose.lib/ai/tools/get-information.ts (1)
1-26:❓ Verification inconclusive
Well-structured RAG tool implementation with potential optimization
The
getInformationtool is well-implemented with clear parameter validation and documentation. However, there appear to be unused imports.The imports for
pathandfson lines 4-5 appear to be unused in this file. Consider removing them if they're not needed:import { generateText, tool } from 'ai'; import { z } from 'zod'; import { myProvider } from '../providers'; -import path from 'node:path'; -import fs from 'node:fs/promises'; import { getInformationPrompt } from '../prompts';Also, can you verify how the
knowledgeBasevariable is populated in thegetInformationPrompt? This isn't clear from the code provided.
Action Required: Clean Up Unused Imports & Confirm Knowledge Base Population
- The implementation of the
getInformationtool is clear and well-structured with appropriate parameter validation.- However, the imports for
node:pathandnode:fs/promises(lines 4–5) are unused. Please remove them to tidy the file:import { generateText, tool } from 'ai'; import { z } from 'zod'; import { myProvider } from '../providers'; -import path from 'node:path'; -import fs from 'node:fs/promises'; import { getInformationPrompt } from '../prompts';- Additionally, there is ambiguity around how the
knowledgeBasevariable is populated withingetInformationPrompt. Please verify its source and ensure its usage is clearly documented or implemented.lib/ai/tools/create-document.ts (2)
2-2: TypeScript type imports improve code qualityConverting regular imports to type-only imports for
DataStreamWriterandSessionis good practice as they're only used for type annotations.Also applies to: 4-4
18-18: Improved tool description enhances usabilityThe updated description provides clearer guidance on the tool's limitations and requirements. Explicitly mentioning that it doesn't have access to conversation context or domain knowledge helps set appropriate expectations for users.
components/tools/rag-details.tsx (3)
38-41: LGTM! Good use of TextShimmer with LoaderIcon.The loading state display with the shimmering text effect combined with a spinning loader provides good visual feedback to users.
54-62: LGTM! Nice interactive toggle implementation.The chevron rotation animation based on the
isExpandedstate provides a clear visual cue for the user. The use of thecnutility for conditional class application is a good practice.
17-32: LGTM! Good initialization of expanded state based on loading.Setting
isExpandedto matchisLoadinginitially is a good UX decision, as it shows details automatically when loading and collapses them when complete unless the user has specifically chosen to view them.tailwind.config.ts (2)
76-97: LGTM! Well-structured keyframes and animations for accordion functionality.The keyframes for accordion transitions are properly defined with clear from/to states, and the animations have appropriate timing and easing functions. These will provide smooth transitions for the accordion component.
100-104: LGTM! Good addition of container queries plugin.Adding the container queries plugin enhances your Tailwind capabilities, allowing for responsive designs based on parent container size rather than just viewport dimensions.
components/ui/text-shimmer.tsx (2)
6-12: LGTM! Well-structured props interface with good defaults.The interface provides a good balance of required and optional properties, with sensible default values defined in the function signature.
23-25: Good use of useMemo for performance optimization.Calculating the dynamic spread based on the length of text and memoizing the result prevents unnecessary recalculations on re-renders.
components/ui/accordion.tsx (3)
9-21: LGTM! Clean implementation of AccordionItem with proper ref forwarding.The AccordionItem is well-implemented with proper ref forwarding and className handling using the cn utility. Setting the display name helps with debugging.
23-42: LGTM! Well-structured AccordionTrigger with good accessibility.The AccordionTrigger component properly wraps the Radix primitive and includes accessibility features. The hover effect and rotation animation for the chevron provide good visual feedback.
43-56: LGTM! AccordionContent properly implements animations.The AccordionContent correctly uses the animation classes defined in the tailwind config, providing smooth transitions when opening and closing accordion sections.
components/chat/message/index.tsx (5)
9-9: No issues with the newly added icon import.
This import forPencilEditIconis straightforward and aligns with its usage in the edit button functionality below.
22-25: Confirmed usage of newly imported components.
All the newly imported components (ToolDetails,FishIcon,RAGDetails, andTextShimmer) are properly referenced in this file. There are no obvious logical or syntax issues here.
76-76: Tailwind directive usage is valid.
Usingempty:hiddenis a neat way to hide the container if there are no attachments. This is fully supported in Tailwind’s utility classes.
183-194: Conditional rendering for tool invocation calls.
The code correctly distinguishes between the'getInformation'tool (rendering<RAGDetails>) and all other tools (rendering<ToolDetails>). The approach is consistent and logically sound.
292-293: Theming for 'ThinkingMessage'.
Switching toFishIconand adding<TextShimmer>for the "Thinking..." placeholder improves visual feedback for users. The approach is concise and performant.Also applies to: 295-298
content/llms.txt (1)
39-40: 🧹 Nitpick (assertive)Duplicate “Database” links.
You have two consecutive lines referencing “Database” with the same description. Consider renaming or combining them to avoid duplication and confusion.- - [Database](https://docs.meetingbaas.com/docs/transcript-seeker/concepts/api/database) - - [Database](https://docs.meetingbaas.com/docs/transcript-seeker/concepts/web/database) + - [Database (API)](https://docs.meetingbaas.com/docs/transcript-seeker/concepts/api/database) + - [Database (Web)](https://docs.meetingbaas.com/docs/transcript-seeker/concepts/web/database)Likely an incorrect or invalid review comment.
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[duplication] ~40-~40: Possible typo: you repeated a word.
Context: ...e information about Transcript Seeker's Database - [Database](https://docs.meetingbaas.com/docs/tran...(ENGLISH_WORD_REPEAT_RULE)
lib/ai/prompts.ts (3)
1-2: Imports look good.
Using a type-only import forArtifactKindis a clean approach, and importingfsfromnode:fs/promisesis conventional for asynchronous file reads.
44-64:getInformationPromptappropriately structured.
The instructions are comprehensive and focus on ensuring fact-based retrieval. The guidelines about withholding formatting and being “strictly optimized” appear consistent with RAG usage.
123-126: Secure handling of API key presence.
The logic only identifies whether the user is logged in rather than embedding the key itself in the prompt. This is a solid approach to avoid accidental PII leakage.Also applies to: 131-135
app/(chat)/api/chat/route.ts (8)
2-2: Good practice using type-only importUsing
typefor the UIMessage import improves bundle size optimization by ensuring type information is removed during compilation.
29-31: Good modular approach with new tool importsAdding MeetingBaas authentication and new tools enhances the chat functionality while maintaining a clean separation of concerns.
87-99: Robust MCP client configurationThe MCP client is properly configured with error handling and appropriate headers. The API key fallback to 'invalid-api-key' ensures the code won't break if authentication fails.
105-108: Good practice passing authentication context to system promptPassing the baasApiKey to the systemPrompt function enables conditional behavior based on authentication status, enhancing the user experience.
170-175: Proper resource cleanupThe client.close() calls in both onFinish and onError ensure proper resource cleanup, preventing potential memory leaks.
188-191: Enhanced error handlingThe error handling has been improved with console.error logging and proper cleanup of the MCP client.
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- Verified proper definition and implementation of getInformation.
- Suggest running integration tests to confirm its behavior in production scenarios.
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The
experimental_createMCPClientfunction from theaipackage is now stable for production use as of AI SDK 4.2 (released March 2025)[3]. While the function name still includes the "experimental_" prefix due to naming conventions, Vercel has confirmed these features are production-ready after extensive testing[3][6].Key Details:
Stability Confirmation:
AI SDK 4.2 explicitly moved MCP client support from experimental to stable status, with confirmed production readiness[3].Production Capabilities:
MCP clients now support[3][8]:
- Secure connections via SSE or stdio
- Error handling with
MCPClientErrorandCallToolError- Integration with major AI models like GPT-4
- Scalable architecture patterns (API gateways, containerization)
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import { experimental_createMCPClient } from 'ai'; // Production-ready connection const client = await experimental_createMCPClient({ transport: { type: 'sse', url: 'https://production-mcp-server.com' } });Considerations:
Naming Convention:
The "experimental_" prefix remains for backward compatibility but doesn't indicate instability[3].Best Practices:
Follow production deployment guidelines including[8]:# Containerized deployment example docker run -d --restart always mcp-client:1.2.0
- API gateway placement
- Role-based access controls
- Automated CI/CD pipelines
Monitoring:
Implement performance tracking using the SDK's built-in metrics and error reporting[3][10].For new implementations, consult the latest MCP documentation as the SDK continues to evolve.
Citations:
- 1: https://assets.thermofisher.com/TFS-Assets/LSG/manuals/MAN0017764_CreatScaleup_StableCellExpiCHO_UB.pdf
- 2: https://sdk.vercel.ai/docs/reference/ai-sdk-core/create-mcp-client
- 3: https://vercel.com/blog/ai-sdk-4-2
- 4: https://cloud.google.com/document-ai/docs/manage-processor-versions
- 5: https://mcp.so/en/client/Open-Mcp-Client/MdHelalUddinBiswas
- 6: https://docs.customer.io/accounts-and-workspaces/beta-experimental-features/
- 7: apollographql/apollo-client-integrations#103
- 8: https://collabnix.com/how-to-use-mcp-in-production-a-practical-guide/
- 9: https://supabase.com/blog/fetching-and-caching-supabase-data-in-next-js-server-components
- 10: https://developers.kameleoon.com/feature-management-and-experimentation/mobile-sdks/react-native-sdk/
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Based on the latest AI SDK 4.2 release notes, the
experimental_createMCPClientfunction from theaipackage is confirmed to be production-ready—even though the name retains the "experimental_" prefix for backward compatibility. The current import inapp/(chat)/api/chat/route.tsis valid and does not require any modifications.components/tools/tool-details.tsx (5)
1-10: Well-structured imports and organizationThe component imports are well-organized, separating React core, custom components, and third-party libraries appropriately.
18-38: Good use of state and animation configurationThe component initializes state based on props and defines clear animation variants. The animation configuration is well-structured with appropriate timing and values.
40-70: Nice UI handling for different statesThe component handles loading and completed states with appropriate UI elements. The toggle button with rotating chevron provides a good user experience.
72-84: Effective use of framer-motion for animationsThe AnimatePresence and motion.div components are used effectively to create smooth transitions. The overflow handling prevents layout issues during animation.
118-124: Clean component closing structureThe component structure is properly closed with clear nesting of elements.
server/db/schema/auth.ts (7)
1-12: Well-organized importsThe imports are well-organized, grouped by type and functionality. The use of specific imports rather than importing entire modules is good for tree-shaking.
14-23: Well-structured user tableThe user table follows best practices with a UUID primary key, nullable name and image, and proper email validation. The emailVerified timestamp includes timezone information which is important for international applications.
25-29: Good relations definitionThe relation between user and accounts is properly defined as a one-to-many relationship, which is the standard for authentication systems.
32-56: Comprehensive account table structureThe account table is well-designed with all necessary fields for OAuth authentication. The compound primary key on provider and providerAccountId is the correct approach.
58-62: Proper account relationsThe relation from account to user is correctly defined as a one-to-one relationship with appropriate field references.
65-80: Well-defined session table and relationsThe session table has the appropriate structure with session token as primary key, user reference, and expiration timestamp with timezone support.
82-97: Properly structured verification token tableThe verification token table is correctly designed with a composite primary key on identifier and token, which is appropriate for this use case.
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Good use of barrel exports
Using a barrel export file simplifies imports throughout the application. Consider adding a brief comment explaining the purpose of this file for better maintainability.
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Good table naming convention implementation
Creating a utility function to ensure consistent table naming with the ai-chatbot_ prefix is a good practice. It will help with organization and prevent naming conflicts in the database.
import { pgTableCreator } from "drizzle-orm/pg-core";
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+ * to avoid naming conflicts in the database.
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Appropriate addition of MeetingBaas navigation link.
The implementation follows the existing UI patterns and properly uses:
asChildto correctly propagate props to the button- Consistent styling with other dropdown items
window.open()with the_blanktarget to open in a new tab
Consider extracting hard-coded URLs to environment variables or a configuration file for better maintainability across different environments.
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Fix the typo in the MeetingBaas URL.
There appears to be a typo in the URL - "coom" instead of "com".
-href="https://meetingbaas.coom/"
+href="https://meetingbaas.com/"This typo would prevent users from reaching the intended website.
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| 'getMeetingData', | ||
| 'deleteData', | ||
| 'createCalendar', | ||
| 'listCalendars', | ||
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| 'resyncAllCalendars', | ||
| 'botsWithMetadata', | ||
| 'listEvents', | ||
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Consider adding documentation and explicit typing.
This array of tool names would benefit from:
- A descriptive comment explaining what these tools are used for
- Explicit TypeScript typing (e.g.,
as constor string literal union types) - Logical grouping or categorization of related tools
+/**
+ * List of active MCP tools available for the meeting and calendar operations.
+ * These tools are used by the MeetingBaas client for enhanced functionality.
+ */
-export const activeTools = [
+export const activeTools: readonly string[] = [
// Meeting operations
'joinMeeting',
'leaveMeeting',
'getMeetingData',
'deleteData',
// Calendar management
'createCalendar',
'listCalendars',
'getCalendar',
'deleteCalendar',
'updateCalendar',
'resyncAllCalendars',
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'listEvents',
'scheduleRecordEvent',
'unscheduleRecordEvent',
// Other utilities
'botsWithMetadata',
'echo'
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| * List of active MCP tools available for the meeting and calendar operations. | |
| * These tools are used by the MeetingBaas client for enhanced functionality. | |
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| // Meeting operations | |
| 'joinMeeting', | |
| 'leaveMeeting', | |
| 'getMeetingData', | |
| 'deleteData', | |
| // Calendar management | |
| 'createCalendar', | |
| 'listCalendars', | |
| 'getCalendar', | |
| 'deleteCalendar', | |
| 'updateCalendar', | |
| 'resyncAllCalendars', | |
| // Event operations | |
| 'listEvents', | |
| 'scheduleRecordEvent', | |
| 'unscheduleRecordEvent', | |
| // Other utilities | |
| 'botsWithMetadata', | |
| 'echo' | |
| ] as const; |
| getInformation, | ||
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The getInformation tool is directly imported while mcpTools are spread. Ensure both approaches are used consistently and the tools have matching interfaces.
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getInformationintentionally deviates from the common tool interface expected frommcpToolsor if it should be incorporated into the same export. - Next Steps: If both should behave uniformly, either add
getInformationto the exported tools array inmcp.tsor update its implementation to align with the spread tools’ structure.
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Handle potential JSON.stringify errors
When stringifying complex objects, JSON.stringify may throw errors for circular references or non-serializable values.
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Clean TypeScript interface definition
The props interface is clearly defined with appropriate types. Consider making the args and result types more specific than any for better type safety.
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Same JSON.stringify issue in result section
The same potential issue with JSON.stringify exists in the result section.
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- ? JSON.stringify(result, null, 2)
+ ? (() => {
+ try {
+ return JSON.stringify(result, null, 2);
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+ }
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| // authenticator | ||
| // export const Authenticator = createTable( | ||
| // "authenticator", | ||
| // { | ||
| // credentialID: text("credentialID").notNull().unique(), | ||
| // userId: uuid("userId") | ||
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| // providerAccountId: text("providerAccountId").notNull(), | ||
| // credentialPublicKey: text("credentialPublicKey").notNull(), | ||
| // counter: integer("counter").notNull(), | ||
| // credentialDeviceType: text("credentialDeviceType").notNull(), | ||
| // credentialBackedUp: boolean("credentialBackedUp").notNull(), | ||
| // transports: text("transports"), | ||
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There's a commented-out authenticator table that appears to be for WebAuthn support. Consider documenting why it's commented out or complete the implementation if it's needed.
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In server/db/schema/auth.ts (lines 99–119), a commented-out block defines an authenticator table—which seems intended for WebAuthn support. Since this feature isn’t actively referenced in our project (outside standard WebAuthn usage in external libraries), please either:
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