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Allow external LLM providers integration #4561

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Related to: alkem-io/alkemio#1409

Utility function for generating keys - cc @valentinyanakiev
node ./node_modules/.bin/nestjs-encryption-keygen

Value should be put in .env as ENCRYPTION_KEY=ktO2wPinKwidG8cgjhfKTHGqU6D5lxP0NkCVAJglnfw=

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  • New Features

    • Introduced two new services: virtual_contributor_engine_generic and virtual_contributor_engine_openai_assistant, enhancing the application’s capabilities.
    • Added support for encryption with a new encryption_key parameter in the security configuration.
    • Expanded identity management with detailed configurations for the Self-Sovereign Identity (SSI) feature.
    • Introduced a new property externalMetadata to support additional metadata in virtual contributor interactions.
    • Added new enumerated values for AI persona engines: GENERIC_OPENAI and OPENAI_ASSISTANT.
    • Enhanced the VcInteractionService to save interaction data.
  • Bug Fixes

    • Corrected a typo in the createAiPersona method for better functionality.
  • Enhancements

    • Improved authorization logic and handling of user groups and organization profiles.
    • Enhanced error handling in the askQuestion method of the AiServerService.
    • Updated methods to handle encryption and decryption of external configuration data.

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change AiPersonaService.apiKey to externalConfig object containing both API key and AssistantID
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The changes encompass updates to several configuration files and code modules within the Alkemio project. Key modifications include the addition of an encryption_key parameter for enhanced security, the introduction of two new virtual contributor engine services in Docker configuration, and the integration of an EncryptionModule into the application module. Furthermore, new constants, enums, and properties related to virtual contributor engines and interactions have been introduced, alongside refinements in authorization logic and service methods.

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File Change Summary
alkemio.yml Added encryption_key parameter in the security section and detailed configurations for ssi (Self-Sovereign Identity) feature.
package.json Added new dependency @hedger/nestjs-encryption with version ^0.1.5.
quickstart-services-ai.yml Introduced two new services: virtual_contributor_engine_generic and virtual_contributor_engine_openai_assistant, with respective configurations and environment variables.
src/app.module.ts Integrated EncryptionModule from @hedger/nestjs-encryption, configured asynchronously with the encryption key and cipher algorithm.
src/common/constants/providers.ts Added constants for VIRTUAL_CONTRIBUTOR_ENGINE_GENERIC and VIRTUAL_CONTRIBUTOR_ENGINE_OPENAI_ASSISTANT.
src/common/enums/ai.persona.engine.ts Added enum values GENERIC_OPENAI and OPENAI_ASSISTANT to AiPersonaEngine enum.
src/common/enums/logging.context.ts Added new enum values for logging context related to virtual contributor engines.
src/common/enums/messaging.queue.ts Added new enum values for messaging queues related to virtual contributor engines.
src/config/configuration.ts Modified the Scalar function parameter name from key to _key without changing its functionality.
src/domain/communication/message.answer.to.question/message.answer.to.question.interface.ts Added optional property threadId to IMessageAnswerToQuestion class.
src/domain/communication/vc-interaction/vc.interaction.entity.ts Introduced ExternalMetadata type and added externalMetadata property to VcInteraction class.
src/domain/communication/vc-interaction/vc.interaction.interface.ts Added externalMetadata property to IVcInteraction abstract class.
src/domain/communication/vc-interaction/vc.interaction.service.ts Added save(vcInteraction: IVcInteraction) method to VcInteractionService class for saving interactions.
src/domain/community/ai-persona/ai.persona.service.ts Corrected a typo in the createAiPersona method.
src/domain/community/organization/organization.resolver.fields.ts Refined authorization checks and user group handling, including method signature updates.
src/domain/community/virtual-contributor/virtual.contributor.service.ts Updated VirtualContributorService to include new interaction handling and corrected method naming.
src/migrations/1727787748227-extendAiPersonaServiceAndVcInteractionForGenericEngines.ts Added migration class for extending AI persona service and VC interaction tables in the database.
src/services/ai-server/ai-persona-service/ai.persona.service.entity.ts Updated prompt property type to string[] and added externalConfig property.
src/services/ai-server/ai-server/ai.server.service.ts Updated askQuestion method to improve interaction history handling and error logging.

Possibly related PRs

  • Accommodations to server-side whiteboards #4533: The main PR introduces a new encryption_key parameter and modifies the ssi section, while this PR removes the updateWhiteboardContent mutation and alters how whiteboard content is managed, indicating a significant change in functionality related to content management.
  • AuthenticationType enum added and resolver added to User #4589: The introduction of the AuthenticationType enum and related changes in user authentication methods could be relevant to the enhancements in security and identity management in the main PR, particularly with the new ssi configurations.

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63-63: Approved: New encryption dependency added.

The addition of "@hedger/nestjs-encryption": "^0.1.5" aligns with the PR's objective of enhancing security through encryption. This is a positive change that will enable the implementation of encryption features in the project.

However, please note that this package is currently at version 0.x.x, which typically indicates it may not be fully stable or production-ready. Consider the following recommendations:

  1. Monitor this dependency closely for updates and potential breaking changes.
  2. Thoroughly test the encryption features in various scenarios before deploying to production.
  3. Consider setting up automated dependency update checks to stay informed about new versions.

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@valeksiev valeksiev changed the title Allow external LLM providers integration [Relase new engines and update compose] Allow external LLM providers integration Sep 19, 2024
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src/services/ai-server/ai-persona-service/dto/external.config.ts (1)

3-4: Consider renaming the class for consistency.

The class name IExternalConfig starts with 'I', which typically indicates an interface in TypeScript. Since this is a class, consider renaming it to ExternalConfig for consistency with TypeScript naming conventions.

The @InputType decorator is correctly used, and the class is properly exported.

src/services/adapters/ai-server-adapter/dto/ai.server.adapter.dto.ask.question.ts (1)

1-1: LGTM! Consider minor consistency improvement.

The changes look good and adhere to TypeScript and NestJS best practices. The new externalMetadata property is correctly typed and initialized.

For consistency with other properties, consider making externalMetadata non-nullable:

- externalMetadata?: ExternalMetadata = {};
+ externalMetadata: ExternalMetadata = {};

This change would align with the initialization pattern used and ensure the property is always defined.

Also applies to: 12-12

src/domain/communication/vc-interaction/vc.interaction.interface.ts (1)

18-18: LGTM: New property added, consider GraphQL exposure if needed.

The externalMetadata property is correctly added and initialized. This aligns with the PR objective of allowing external LLM providers integration.

Consider adding a @Field() decorator to this property if it needs to be exposed in the GraphQL schema:

@Field(() => ExternalMetadata, { nullable: true })
externalMetadata: ExternalMetadata = {};

This would make the property queryable through GraphQL if that's a requirement for your use case.

src/domain/communication/message.answer.to.question/message.answer.to.question.interface.ts (1)

Class naming inconsistency found

Detected the following classes in src/domain/communication with the 'I' prefix, which typically denotes interfaces:

  • IMessageAnswerToQuestion in message.answer.to.question/message.answer.to.question.interface.ts
  • IMessage in message/message.interface.ts
  • IAnswerToQuestionSource in message.answer.to.question/message.answer.to.question.source.interface.ts
  • IMessageReaction in message.reaction/message.reaction.interface.ts

Consider renaming these classes to remove the 'I' prefix for improved clarity and adherence to common naming conventions.

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Line range hint 7-7: Consider renaming the class for clarity

The class name IMessageAnswerToQuestion starts with 'I', which typically denotes an interface in many coding conventions. However, this is a class decorated with @ObjectType(). To improve clarity and adhere to common naming conventions, consider renaming the class to remove the 'I' prefix, e.g., MessageAnswerToQuestion.

Here's a suggested change:

-export class IMessageAnswerToQuestion {
+export class MessageAnswerToQuestion {

Let's check if this naming pattern is consistent across the project:


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src/services/ai-server/ai-persona-service/dto/ai.persona.service.dto.create.ts (1)

42-43: LGTM: externalConfig field added correctly. Consider adding validation.

The addition of the externalConfig field is well-implemented and aligns with the PR objective of allowing external LLM provider integration. The field is correctly marked as optional and nullable.

Consider adding validation for the externalConfig field if there are any specific requirements or constraints for external configurations. For example:

@ValidateNested()
@Type(() => ExternalConfigDto)
externalConfig?: IExternalConfig;

This assumes you have a DTO class for IExternalConfig that includes its own validation rules.

src/services/ai-server/ai-persona-service/ai.persona.service.entity.ts (1)

37-37: LGTM with a minor suggestion: Property initializations

The explicit initialization of bodyOfKnowledgeLastUpdated to null improves clarity. The addition of the externalConfig property with 'simple-json' type is appropriate for storing flexible external configurations.

However, consider using a non-null assertion operator for externalConfig:

externalConfig!: IExternalConfig = {};

This would align with TypeScript's strict null checks and convey that the property will always be initialized, even if nullable in the database.

Also applies to: 40-44

src/services/ai-server/ai-persona-service/ai.persona.service.interface.ts (1)

20-24: Update description for multiple prompts

The change from a single prompt to an array of prompts is well-implemented. The GraphQL field type and TypeScript type are correctly aligned. However, the description in the @Field decorator should be updated to reflect this change.

Consider updating the description as follows:

 @Field(() => [String], {
   nullable: false,
-  description: 'The prompt used by this Virtual Persona',
+  description: 'The prompts used by this Virtual Persona',
 })
 prompt!: string[];
src/domain/communication/vc-interaction/vc.interaction.service.ts (1)

44-46: LGTM! Consider adding error handling and logging.

The new save method is well-implemented and follows TypeScript and NestJS best practices. It correctly uses the repository's save method for persisting the entity.

To further improve the method, consider the following suggestions:

  1. Add error handling to catch and handle potential database errors.
  2. Implement logging for better traceability.
  3. Consider making the method more explicit about whether it's creating a new entity or updating an existing one.

Here's an example of how you could implement these improvements:

async save(vcInteraction: IVcInteraction): Promise<IVcInteraction> {
  try {
    const result = await this.interactionRepository.save(vcInteraction);
    this.logger.log(`VcInteraction saved successfully: ${result.id}`, LogContext.SPACES);
    return result;
  } catch (error) {
    this.logger.error(`Error saving VcInteraction: ${error.message}`, error.stack, LogContext.SPACES);
    throw new InternalServerErrorException('Failed to save VcInteraction');
  }
}
src/domain/community/virtual-contributor/virtual.contributor.module.ts (2)

22-22: LGTM! Consider grouping related imports.

The addition of VcInteractionModule is correctly implemented and follows NestJS best practices. The module is properly imported and added to the imports array in the @Module decorator.

Consider grouping related imports together for better code organization. You could move the VcInteractionModule import closer to other communication-related modules like CommunicationAdapterModule.

Also applies to: 39-39


Line range hint 1-51: Consider refactoring for improved modularity.

The VirtualContributorModule is well-structured and follows NestJS best practices. However, the large number of imports and dependencies might indicate that this module has a broad scope of responsibilities.

Consider the following improvements:

  1. Evaluate if some of the imported modules can be grouped into feature modules to reduce direct dependencies.
  2. Review if all imported modules are necessary or if some can be moved to child modules.
  3. Consider using lazy loading for some feature modules if they're not always required.

These changes could improve the overall modularity and maintainability of your application.

src/common/enums/logging.context.ts (1)

68-71: LGTM! Consider adding a comment for clarity.

The new enum entries for virtual contributor engines are well-structured and consistent with the existing code style. They align with the PR objective of integrating external LLM providers.

For improved clarity, consider adding a comment above these new entries to group them:

// Virtual Contributor Engine contexts
VIRTUAL_CONTRIBUTOR_ENGINE_GENERIC = 'virtual-contributor-engine-generic',
VIRTUAL_CONTRIBUTOR_ENGINE_OPENAI_ASSISTANT = 'virtual-contributor-openai-assistant',
VIRTUAL_CONTRIBUTOR_ENGINE_EXPERT = 'virtual-contributor-engine-expert',
VIRTUAL_CONTRIBUTOR_ENGINE_COMMUNITY_MANAGER = 'virtual-contributor-engine-community-manager',

This comment would help developers quickly identify the purpose of these new entries.

src/services/adapters/ai-server-adapter/ai.server.adapter.ts (2)

25-25: Approved: Method name correction improves code quality.

The change from refreshBodyOfKnowlege to refreshBodyOfKnowledge fixes a typo in the method name, improving code readability and maintainability.

Consider adding a brief JSDoc comment to describe the purpose of this method, which would further enhance code documentation.


71-71: Approved: Addition of externalMetadata enhances functionality.

The inclusion of externalMetadata in the askQuestion method improves the adapter's flexibility by allowing external metadata to be passed through. The use of the nullish coalescing operator for providing a default empty object is a good practice.

Consider adding a type annotation for externalMetadata in the AiServerAdapterAskQuestionInput interface to ensure type safety throughout the application.

src/types/alkemio.config.ts (1)

29-29: Approve with suggestions: Enhance the encryption_key property definition

The addition of an encryption_key to the security section is a good improvement for enhancing the system's security capabilities. However, consider the following suggestions to improve clarity and consistency:

  1. Add a comment explaining the purpose and any requirements for the encryption key.
  2. Use camelCase naming convention for consistency with TypeScript standards (i.e., encryptionKey).
  3. Specify if this key is optional or required, possibly using TypeScript's optional property syntax if applicable.

Here's a suggested improvement:

security: {
  // ... other properties ...
  
  /**
   * The encryption key used for securing sensitive data.
   * This should be a strong, unique key kept secret and not committed to version control.
   */
  encryptionKey: string; // Consider using `encryptionKey?: string;` if it's optional
};
quickstart-services-ai.yml (1)

511-534: Approve configuration and suggest cleanup

The virtual_contributor_engine_openai_assistant service configuration looks good. It uses a versioned image, which is a best practice for maintaining consistency across environments.

Consider removing the commented-out build section to keep the configuration clean:

-    # build:
-    #   context: ../virtual-contributor-engine-openai-assistant/
-    #   dockerfile: ../virtual-contributor-engine-openai-assistant/Dockerfile

This will improve readability and reduce confusion for other developers who might work on this file in the future.

alkemio.yml (2)

Line range hint 280-283: Approved: Robust communication configuration.

The changes to the communications section are well-structured and improve the platform's reliability:

  1. The enabled flag allows easy toggling of the communication features.
  2. The new Matrix connection parameters (connection_retries and connection_timeout) enhance resilience.

Consider adding comments to explain the purpose and impact of these new parameters for better maintainability.


Line range hint 429-441: Approved: Comprehensive whiteboard collaboration settings.

The new parameters in the collaboration.whiteboards section provide excellent control over the collaboration feature:

  1. contribution_window: Defines the timeframe for counting contributions.
  2. save_interval and save_timeout: Control the autosave functionality.
  3. collaborator_mode_timeout: Manages the duration of collaborator sessions.
  4. max_collaborators_in_room: Limits the number of simultaneous collaborators.

These additions will greatly enhance the manageability and performance of the whiteboard feature.

Suggestion: Consider adding brief comments explaining the purpose and unit (seconds) for each parameter to improve readability and maintainability.

src/domain/community/virtual-contributor/virtual.contributor.service.ts (1)

369-369: Unnecessary await in the return statement

Since the function is async, using await in the return statement is unnecessary and can be omitted for cleaner code.

Apply this diff to remove the redundant await:

-return await this.aiServerAdapter.refreshBodyOfKnowledge(
+return this.aiServerAdapter.refreshBodyOfKnowledge(
  aiPersona.aiPersonaServiceID
);
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src/services/ai-server/ai-persona-engine-adapter/ai.persona.engine.adapter.ts

[error] 69-72: Other switch clauses can erroneously access this declaration.
Wrap the declaration in a block to restrict its access to the switch clause.

The declaration is defined in this switch clause:

Unsafe fix: Wrap the declaration in a block.

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[error] 76-80: Other switch clauses can erroneously access this declaration.
Wrap the declaration in a block to restrict its access to the switch clause.

The declaration is defined in this switch clause:

Unsafe fix: Wrap the declaration in a block.

(lint/correctness/noSwitchDeclarations)

src/services/ai-server/ai-persona-service/dto/ai.persona.service.dto.update.ts

[error] 4-4: Do not shadow the global "JSON" property.

Consider renaming this variable. It's easy to confuse the origin of variables when they're named after a known global.

(lint/suspicious/noShadowRestrictedNames)

🔇 Additional comments (53)
src/services/ai-server/ai-persona-service/dto/external.config.ts (2)

1-1: LGTM: Imports are correct and concise.

The necessary decorators Field and InputType are imported from '@nestjs/graphql', which is appropriate for defining GraphQL input types in NestJS.


8-9: LGTM: assistantId field is correctly defined.

The assistantId field is properly declared:

  • GraphQL schema: nullable ({ nullable: true })
  • TypeScript: optional (assistantId?: string)

This consistency ensures that the field is correctly represented in both GraphQL and TypeScript.

src/common/enums/ai.persona.engine.ts (1)

6-7: LGTM! New enum values align with PR objectives.

The additions of GENERIC_OPENAI and OPENAI_ASSISTANT to the AiPersonaEngine enum are consistent with the existing naming convention and string representations. These new values support the PR objective of integrating external LLM providers, specifically OpenAI's services.

To ensure proper integration, please verify that corresponding changes have been made in other parts of the codebase to handle these new engine types. Run the following script to check for usage of the new enum values:

✅ Verification successful

Verification Successful: Enum Usages Confirmed

The usages of GENERIC_OPENAI and OPENAI_ASSISTANT have been thoroughly checked across the codebase. All instances are correctly integrated and align with the PR objectives of supporting external LLM providers.

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src/domain/communication/vc-interaction/vc.interaction.interface.ts (1)

5-5: LGTM: New import statement is correctly placed and consistent.

The import for ExternalMetadata is properly added and follows the existing import style in the file.

src/services/ai-server/ai-persona-engine-adapter/dto/ai.persona.engine.adapter.dto.question.input.ts (5)

4-4: LGTM: New import statement is correct and necessary.

The import of IExternalConfig is properly formatted and aligns with the new externalConfig property in the interface.


16-16: Approve addition of externalConfig property and verify impact.

The addition of the externalConfig property of type IExternalConfig is a good enhancement, allowing for external configuration of the adapter.

As this is a non-optional property, please ensure that all existing code using AiPersonaEngineAdapterQueryInput is updated to provide this new required property. Run the following script to identify areas that might need updating:

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1-18: Summary: Enhancements to AiPersonaEngineAdapterQueryInput interface

The changes to this file significantly enhance the AiPersonaEngineAdapterQueryInput interface, aligning with the PR objective of allowing external LLM providers integration. Key modifications include:

  1. Changed prompt to accept an array of strings, allowing multiple prompts.
  2. Added externalConfig for external configuration.
  3. Added externalMetadata for including external metadata.

These changes increase the flexibility and capabilities of the interface but may require updates in other parts of the codebase where this interface is used. Please ensure all affected areas are updated accordingly.

To ensure a smooth integration, run the following script to identify all files that might need updating due to these changes:

#!/bin/bash
# Description: Find all files that use AiPersonaEngineAdapterQueryInput

# Search for files that import AiPersonaEngineAdapterQueryInput
rg -t typescript -l 'import.*AiPersonaEngineAdapterQueryInput'

9-9: Approve change to prompt property and verify usage.

The modification of the prompt property from string to string[] increases flexibility by allowing multiple prompts. This is a good improvement.

Please ensure that all places in the codebase where AiPersonaEngineAdapterQueryInput.prompt is used are updated to handle an array of strings instead of a single string. Run the following script to identify potential areas that need updating:


17-17: Approve addition of externalMetadata property and verify impact.

The addition of the externalMetadata property of type ExternalMetadata is a good enhancement, allowing for the inclusion of external metadata in the adapter input.

As this is a non-optional property, please ensure that all existing code using AiPersonaEngineAdapterQueryInput is updated to provide this new required property. Run the following script to identify areas that might need updating:

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Approve addition of externalMetadata property as it does not impact existing code.

The addition of the externalMetadata property of type ExternalMetadata has been verified and does not affect any existing implementations.

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src/services/ai-server/ai-persona-service/dto/ai.persona.service.dto.update.ts (1)

18-19: Approval: Good addition of the externalConfig field.

The addition of the externalConfig field of type IExternalConfig is a good implementation that aligns with the PR objective of allowing external LLM provider integration. The field is correctly marked as optional, providing flexibility in its usage.

src/domain/communication/vc-interaction/vc.interaction.entity.ts (3)

7-9: LGTM: Well-defined ExternalMetadata type

The new ExternalMetadata type is well-structured and follows TypeScript best practices. The optional threadId property provides flexibility for various use cases.


26-27: LGTM: New externalMetadata column added

The new externalMetadata column is well-implemented using the 'simple-json' type, which is suitable for storing flexible metadata. Initializing it with an empty object is a good practice.

Regarding the past comment about default values at the DB level:

  1. The current implementation initializes the column in TypeScript, which is sufficient for most use cases.
  2. As mentioned in the past discussion, MySQL doesn't allow default values for JSON columns at the DB level.
  3. If needed, you could consider using a database migration to set the default value, but the current approach is valid and maintainable.

Line range hint 7-27: Summary: Enhancing VcInteraction with external metadata support

The changes introduced in this file effectively enhance the VcInteraction entity to support external metadata storage. This aligns well with the PR objective of allowing external LLM providers integration. The new ExternalMetadata type and externalMetadata column provide a flexible and type-safe way to store provider-specific data.

These additions maintain the existing code quality and structure while extending the entity's capabilities. They set a good foundation for further integration with external LLM providers.

src/domain/communication/message.answer.to.question/message.answer.to.question.interface.ts (1)

31-32: Verify the intention for threadId GraphQL exposure

The addition of the threadId property looks good. However, I noticed that it's not decorated with @Field(). This means it won't be exposed in GraphQL queries. If this is intentional (e.g., for internal use only), that's fine. Otherwise, consider adding the @Field() decorator to make it queryable via GraphQL.

To ensure consistency with other properties, let's check if there are any other non-decorated properties in this file or similar files:

src/migrations/1727787748227-extendAiPersonaServiceAndVcInteractionForGenericEngines.ts (2)

1-7: LGTM: Proper import and class declaration.

The import statement and class declaration follow TypeORM conventions. The class name, while long, is descriptive and includes the timestamp as required by TypeORM migrations.


18-25: LGTM: Proper implementation of the down method.

The down method correctly reverts the changes made in the up method by dropping the added columns in the reverse order. This ensures that the migration can be rolled back if needed.

src/services/ai-server/ai-persona-service/dto/ai.persona.service.question.dto.input.ts (2)

2-2: LGTM: New import statement is correctly added.

The import for ExternalMetadata is properly formatted and follows TypeScript best practices. It uses an aliased import path, which is good for maintaining clean and manageable imports.


Line range hint 1-58: Changes align well with PR objectives.

The addition of the externalMetadata field to the AiPersonaServiceQuestionInput class aligns well with the PR objective of allowing external LLM providers integration. This new field provides a flexible way to include provider-specific metadata in the AI persona service questions.

The implementation follows TypeScript and NestJS best practices, and the changes are minimal and focused. Good job on keeping the changes concise and purposeful.

src/services/ai-server/ai-persona-service/dto/ai.persona.service.dto.create.ts (1)

9-9: LGTM: Import statement for IExternalConfig is correct.

The import statement for IExternalConfig is properly placed and follows TypeScript naming conventions. It's imported from a relative path, suggesting that external.config.ts is in the same directory, which is a good practice for related DTOs.

src/services/ai-server/ai-persona-service/ai.persona.service.entity.ts (2)

9-9: LGTM: Import statement for IExternalConfig

The import statement for IExternalConfig is correctly added and follows TypeScript best practices. It's necessary for the new externalConfig property introduced in this change.


28-29: LGTM: Prompt property type change

The change from string to string[] for the prompt property increases flexibility by allowing multiple prompts. The use of TypeORM's 'simple-array' type is appropriate and, as noted in previous comments, doesn't require a database migration since it's stored as comma-separated values in a text field.

src/services/ai-server/ai-persona-service/ai.persona.service.interface.ts (2)

8-8: LGTM: Import statement for IExternalConfig

The import statement for IExternalConfig is correctly placed and follows TypeScript best practices. The naming convention is consistent with the existing code style.


50-50: Clarify GraphQL exposure for externalConfig

The addition of the optional externalConfig field is appropriate and aligns with the PR objectives. However, it's not clear whether this field should be exposed in the GraphQL schema.

If this field should be accessible via GraphQL, consider adding a @Field decorator:

@Field(() => IExternalConfig, {
  nullable: true,
  description: 'External configuration for the AI Persona Service',
})
externalConfig?: IExternalConfig;

If it's intentionally not exposed, please confirm this decision. You may want to add a comment explaining why it's not exposed in the GraphQL schema.

To verify the intended usage of IExternalConfig, let's check its definition:

src/common/constants/providers.ts (1)

20-23: New virtual contributor engine constants added

The new constants VIRTUAL_CONTRIBUTOR_ENGINE_GENERIC and VIRTUAL_CONTRIBUTOR_ENGINE_OPENAI_ASSISTANT have been added, which aligns with the PR objective of allowing external LLM providers integration. These additions follow the existing naming conventions and are consistent with other virtual contributor engine constants in the file.

To ensure these new constants are being utilized correctly in the codebase, please run the following script:

This will help us confirm that the new constants are being properly utilized in the codebase and that their integration aligns with the PR objectives.

✅ Verification successful

Corrected verification script for new virtual contributor engine constants

The previous script had an issue with the file type specification. Please run the following updated script to verify the usage of the new constants:


Verification Successful: New Virtual Contributor Engine Constants are Properly Utilized

The newly added constants VIRTUAL_CONTRIBUTOR_ENGINE_GENERIC and VIRTUAL_CONTRIBUTOR_ENGINE_OPENAI_ASSISTANT are correctly integrated and used across the codebase. Their implementation aligns with the PR objective of enabling external LLM providers integration.

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src/domain/community/virtual-contributor/virtual.contributor.resolver.mutations.ts (1)

111-111: Approve the method name correction and verify consistency.

The correction from refershBodyOfKnowledge to refreshBodyOfKnowledge fixes a typo and ensures the correct method is called. This change improves code quality and prevents potential runtime errors.

To ensure consistency across the codebase, please verify that the method name is correct in the VirtualContributorService class. Run the following script to check:

If the first test doesn't find a match or the second test finds any matches, please update the VirtualContributorService class accordingly.

✅ Verification successful

Method name correction confirmed and consistent across the codebase.

The method refreshBodyOfKnowledge is correctly implemented in the VirtualContributorService, and no instances of the old method name refershBodyOfKnowledge remain. This ensures that the typo has been fully resolved and the codebase maintains consistency.

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  $$$
  refreshBodyOfKnowledge($_) {
    $$$
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  $$$
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  $$$
  refreshBodyOfKnowledge($_) {
    $$$
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  $$$
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package.json (1)

63-63: New dependency added for encryption: Verify integration and usage.

The addition of @hedger/nestjs-encryption (version ^0.1.5) aligns with the PR objective of integrating external LLM providers, potentially enhancing security for external communications. However, consider the following:

  1. Ensure this dependency is actively used in the codebase to avoid unnecessary bloat.
  2. Verify that this version is stable and compatible with your NestJS version.
  3. Check the library's documentation for any specific setup or configuration requirements.

To confirm the necessity and usage of this new dependency, please run the following script:

This script will help ensure that the new dependency is being utilized effectively in the project.

src/app.module.ts (2)

89-102: LGTM. Ensure proper security for the encryption key.

The EncryptionModule configuration is well-implemented:

  • Asynchronous configuration with forRootAsync is a good practice.
  • Using ConfigService to retrieve the encryption key enhances security.
  • AES-256-CBC is a strong encryption method.

However, ensure that the security.encryption_key in your configuration is properly secured and not exposed in version control or logs.

#!/bin/bash
# Description: Check for potential exposure of encryption key in configuration files

# Test: Search for 'security.encryption_key' in configuration files
rg --type yaml --type json --type env 'security.encryption_key' .

85-85: LGTM. Consider verifying the external package.

The import statement for Cipher and EncryptionModule from '@hedger/nestjs-encryption' is correct. However, as this is an external package, it's advisable to verify its reliability, maintenance status, and compatibility with your project's security requirements.

✅ Verification successful

Verified: '@hedger/nestjs-encryption' is correctly listed in package.json dependencies.

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quickstart-services-ai.yml (1)

481-534: Summary: Successfully integrated external LLM providers

The addition of virtual_contributor_engine_generic and virtual_contributor_engine_openai_assistant services aligns well with the PR objective of allowing external LLM providers integration. Both services are properly configured with appropriate network settings, dependencies, and environment variables.

These changes enhance the system's flexibility by introducing new AI-powered services, which should expand the capabilities of the Alkemio platform as intended.

A few minor suggestions for improvement:

  1. Consider using a versioned image for the virtual_contributor_engine_generic service.
  2. Remove commented-out build configuration from the virtual_contributor_engine_openai_assistant service.

Overall, the implementation looks solid and ready for integration.

alkemio.yml (1)

Line range hint 426-427: LGTM: Notifications can now be toggled.

The addition of the enabled flag for notifications is a good improvement. It allows for easy enabling or disabling of the notification system, which can be useful for testing or maintenance purposes.

src/core/microservices/microservices.module.ts (12)

20-21: New providers constants added appropriately

The addition of VIRTUAL_CONTRIBUTOR_ENGINE_GENERIC and VIRTUAL_CONTRIBUTOR_ENGINE_OPENAI_ASSISTANT to the providers' constants ensures they are correctly registered within the module.


30-30: Importing clientProxyFactory for unified service creation

The import of clientProxyFactory from './client.proxy.factory' promotes a standardized approach to client proxy creation across services.


84-84: Refactoring NOTIFICATIONS_SERVICE to use clientProxyFactory

The NOTIFICATIONS_SERVICE now utilizes clientProxyFactory, enhancing consistency and reducing redundant code in service instantiation.


89-90: Refactoring MATRIX_ADAPTER_SERVICE to use clientProxyFactory

Consistent with other services, MATRIX_ADAPTER_SERVICE now uses clientProxyFactory, streamlining the provider configuration.


95-95: Refactoring WALLET_MANAGEMENT_SERVICE to use clientProxyFactory

The change improves consistency and maintainability by standardizing the service creation process.


109-113: Verify the usage of the false parameter in clientProxyFactory

Similar to the previous comment, in the useFactory call for VIRTUAL_CONTRIBUTOR_ENGINE_COMMUNITY_MANAGER, false is passed as the second argument. Please confirm that this is necessary and consistent with the intended functionality.

Please refer to the script provided in the previous comment to verify the definition and usage of clientProxyFactory.


117-121: Refactoring VIRTUAL_CONTRIBUTOR_ENGINE_EXPERT to use clientProxyFactory

The service is correctly updated to use clientProxyFactory, ensuring consistency among all virtual contributor engine services.


122-129: Addition of VIRTUAL_CONTRIBUTOR_ENGINE_GENERIC provider

The new provider for VIRTUAL_CONTRIBUTOR_ENGINE_GENERIC is correctly configured with the appropriate messaging queue. The use of clientProxyFactory maintains consistency in service instantiation.


130-136: Addition of VIRTUAL_CONTRIBUTOR_ENGINE_OPENAI_ASSISTANT provider

The new provider for VIRTUAL_CONTRIBUTOR_ENGINE_OPENAI_ASSISTANT is properly added and configured, adhering to the module structure and dependency injection practices.


138-138: Refactoring AUTH_RESET_SERVICE to use clientProxyFactory

Updating AUTH_RESET_SERVICE to utilize clientProxyFactory enhances code maintainability and uniformity across services.


150-151: Exporting new virtual contributor engine services

The addition of VIRTUAL_CONTRIBUTOR_ENGINE_GENERIC and VIRTUAL_CONTRIBUTOR_ENGINE_OPENAI_ASSISTANT to the exports array ensures they are accessible to other modules needing these services.


100-104: Verify the necessity of the false parameter in clientProxyFactory

In the useFactory call for VIRTUAL_CONTRIBUTOR_ENGINE_GUIDANCE, clientProxyFactory is called with false as the second argument. In other similar instances, this parameter is omitted. Please ensure that this discrepancy is intentional and aligns with the desired behavior of the service.

Run the following script to verify the definition of clientProxyFactory and understand the role of the second parameter:

src/domain/community/organization/organization.resolver.fields.ts (1)

87-90: ⚠️ Potential issue

Possible missing await when calling an asynchronous method

In the group method, ensure that grantAccessOrFail is awaited if it is asynchronous. Not awaiting an asynchronous method may result in unhandled promises and potential authorization bypass.

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src/services/ai-server/ai-persona-engine-adapter/ai.persona.engine.adapter.ts (3)

9-10: LGTM: Added New Engine Constants

The new constants VIRTUAL_CONTRIBUTOR_ENGINE_GENERIC and VIRTUAL_CONTRIBUTOR_ENGINE_OPENAI_ASSISTANT are correctly imported.


39-42: Proper Injection of New Engine ClientProxies

The virtualContributorEngineGeneric and virtualContributorEngineOpenaiAssistant are properly injected into the constructor with the correct types.


68-82: Consider Refactoring to Improve Maintainability

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src/services/ai-server/ai-persona-service/ai.persona.service.service.ts (2)

37-37: Check dependency injection for EncryptionService

In the constructor, EncryptionService is injected without an @Inject() decorator. Confirm that the service is correctly registered and that dependency injection will function as expected without the decorator. If necessary, add @Inject(EncryptionService) to ensure proper injection.


58-61: Handle potential undefined externalConfig during encryption

When calling this.encryptExternalConfig(aiPersonaServiceData.externalConfig), ensure that aiPersonaServiceData.externalConfig can be undefined without causing issues inside the encryptExternalConfig method. While the method currently checks for undefined, double-check that this behavior aligns with the intended logic.

src/services/ai-server/ai-server/ai.server.service.ts (2)

39-39: Import statement for AiPersonaEngine is appropriate

The added import statement correctly imports the AiPersonaEngine enum, which is used later in the code.


170-174: Retrieval of personaService is correct

The code accurately retrieves the personaService using aiPersonaServiceID from questionInput, ensuring that the service exists before proceeding.

src/domain/community/virtual-contributor/virtual.contributor.service.ts (3)

47-47: Import statement for VcInteractionService is appropriate

The addition of VcInteractionService import is necessary for the new functionality and follows best practices.


61-61: Dependency injection of VcInteractionService is correct

Injecting VcInteractionService into the constructor ensures that the service is available for use within the class.


352-352: Method name corrected to refreshBodyOfKnowledge

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src/services/ai-server/ai-persona-service/dto/external.config.ts (2)

3-4: Consider renaming the class for consistency.

The class name IExternalConfig starts with 'I', which typically denotes an interface in TypeScript. Since this is a class used as a GraphQL input type, consider renaming it to ExternalConfig or ExternalConfigInput for better clarity and consistency with TypeScript naming conventions.

The @InputType decorator is correctly used, and the class is properly exported.


1-10: Summary: Good implementation with minor improvements needed.

This new file aligns well with the PR objective of allowing external LLM providers integration. It defines a GraphQL input type for external configuration, which is likely used for setting up connections to external AI services.

Key points:

  1. The overall structure follows NestJS and GraphQL best practices.
  2. The file serves its purpose in the context of integrating external AI providers.

Suggestions for improvement:

  1. Rename the class from IExternalConfig to ExternalConfig or ExternalConfigInput for consistency with TypeScript conventions.
  2. Resolve the discrepancy in the apiKey field between GraphQL schema and TypeScript definitions.

These minor adjustments will enhance code quality and prevent potential runtime issues, ensuring a smoother integration of external LLM providers.

src/services/adapters/ai-server-adapter/dto/ai.server.adapter.dto.ask.question.ts (1)

Line range hint 3-12: LGTM: New property is correctly added, with a minor suggestion.

The new externalMetadata property is correctly defined as optional and initialized with an empty object, which is a good practice. The type is consistent with the imported ExternalMetadata.

Consider grouping related properties together for better readability. For example, you could move externalMetadata next to contextID or vcInteractionID if they are conceptually related.

src/domain/communication/vc-interaction/vc.interaction.interface.ts (1)

18-18: LGTM: New property added, consider adding @field() decorator and access modifier.

The externalMetadata property is correctly added and initialized. However, consider the following improvements:

  1. Add a @Field() decorator if this property should be exposed in the GraphQL schema.
  2. Specify an access modifier (e.g., public) for consistency with TypeScript best practices.

Example:

@Field(() => ExternalMetadata, { nullable: true })
public externalMetadata: ExternalMetadata = {};

Also, ensure that the ExternalMetadata type is properly defined in the vc.interaction.entity.ts file.

src/services/ai-server/ai-persona-engine-adapter/dto/ai.persona.engine.adapter.dto.question.input.ts (3)

16-16: Approve addition of externalConfig property with a suggestion for documentation.

The addition of the externalConfig property of type IExternalConfig aligns well with the PR objective of allowing external LLM providers integration. This is a good enhancement to the interface.

Consider adding a brief JSDoc comment to explain the purpose and expected content of the externalConfig property. This will improve code readability and maintainability. For example:

/**
 * Configuration for external LLM provider integration.
 */
externalConfig: IExternalConfig;

17-17: Approve addition of externalMetadata property with a suggestion for documentation.

The addition of the externalMetadata property of type ExternalMetadata further enhances the interface to support external LLM providers integration. This is a valuable addition.

Consider adding a brief JSDoc comment to explain the purpose and expected content of the externalMetadata property. This will improve code readability and maintainability. For example:

/**
 * Metadata associated with the external LLM provider interaction.
 */
externalMetadata: ExternalMetadata;

1-18: Summary: Enhancements to AiPersonaEngineAdapterQueryInput interface

The changes to this file significantly improve the AiPersonaEngineAdapterQueryInput interface to support external LLM provider integration. The modifications include:

  1. Changing prompt to accept an array of strings, allowing multiple prompts.
  2. Adding externalConfig for configuration of external LLM providers.
  3. Adding externalMetadata for metadata associated with external interactions.

These changes align well with the PR objectives and follow TypeScript best practices. The interface is now more flexible and capable of handling external LLM integrations.

As this interface is expanding to include external provider support, consider creating a separate interface for external provider specific properties if this pattern continues. This would improve modularity and make it easier to manage provider-specific features in the future.

src/services/ai-server/ai-persona-service/dto/ai.persona.service.dto.update.ts (2)

15-16: Consider adding array length validation for the prompt field.

The changes to the prompt field, making it an optional array of strings, provide more flexibility and allow for more complex prompts. This is a good improvement.

However, the removal of the MaxLength decorator leaves the field without any length constraints. Consider adding a validation decorator to limit the array length, preventing potential issues with extremely large inputs.

You could add a validation decorator like this:

@ArrayMaxSize(10) // Adjust the number as needed
@Field(() => [String], { nullable: true })
prompt?: string[];

This ensures that while the field is optional, when provided, it doesn't exceed a reasonable number of prompt elements.


4-4: Consider renaming the JSON import for clarity.

While importing graphql-type-json as JSON is a common practice and doesn't cause actual issues in this context, renaming it could improve code clarity and prevent potential confusion.

Consider renaming the import like this:

import GraphQLJSON from 'graphql-type-json';

This makes it clear that we're using a GraphQL-specific JSON type, distinct from the global JSON object.

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Consider renaming this variable. It's easy to confuse the origin of variables when they're named after a known global.

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src/domain/communication/vc-interaction/vc.interaction.entity.ts (2)

7-9: LGTM! Consider adding JSDoc comments.

The ExternalMetadata type is well-defined and provides flexibility with the optional threadId. It's a good practice to export this type for reuse.

Consider adding JSDoc comments to provide more context about the purpose and usage of this type:

/**
 * Represents metadata for external integrations.
 */
export type ExternalMetadata = {
  /**
   * Optional identifier for an external thread.
   */
  threadId?: string;
};

26-27: LGTM! Consider adding a @Column decorator option for consistency.

The externalMetadata column is well-defined using the simple-json type, which is appropriate for storing JSON data. The initialization with an empty object is a good practice.

For consistency with other columns in this entity, consider adding the nullable option to the @Column decorator:

@Column('simple-json', { nullable: false })
externalMetadata: ExternalMetadata = {};

This explicitly states that the column cannot be null, matching the behavior implied by the default empty object.

src/migrations/1727787748227-extendAiPersonaServiceAndVcInteractionForGenericEngines.ts (2)

8-16: LGTM: up method correctly adds new columns.

The method properly adds the externalMetadata and externalConfig columns to their respective tables with correct nullability.

Consider adding comments to explain the purpose of each new column for better maintainability. For example:

// Add externalMetadata column to store additional data for VC interactions
await queryRunner.query(
  `ALTER TABLE \`vc_interaction\` ADD \`externalMetadata\` text NOT NULL`
);

// Add externalConfig column to store configuration for external AI persona services
await queryRunner.query(
  `ALTER TABLE \`ai_persona_service\` ADD \`externalConfig\` text NULL`
);

1-26: LGTM: Migration successfully extends database schema for external LLM integration.

This migration adds externalMetadata to the vc_interaction table and externalConfig to the ai_persona_service table, facilitating the integration of external LLM providers as per the PR objectives. The migration is well-structured, follows TypeORM best practices, and includes proper up and down methods for applying and reverting changes.

Ensure that the application code is updated to utilize these new columns effectively. Consider creating or updating DTOs, entities, and services to handle the new externalMetadata and externalConfig fields.

src/services/ai-server/ai-persona-service/dto/ai.persona.service.question.dto.input.ts (2)

58-58: Consider exposing externalMetadata in GraphQL schema

The addition of the externalMetadata field is a good enhancement that aligns with the PR objective of integrating external LLM providers. The initialization as an empty object is a good practice to prevent potential null reference errors.

However, the field is not decorated with @Field(), which means it won't be exposed in the GraphQL schema. If this field needs to be accessible via GraphQL queries or mutations, consider adding the @Field() decorator:

@Field(() => GraphQLJSONObject, {
  nullable: true,
  description: 'External metadata for LLM provider integration.',
})
externalMetadata: ExternalMetadata = {};

If exposing this field is not required or intentionally omitted, please disregard this suggestion.


Line range hint 1-58: LGTM: Well-structured DTO with clear integration for external metadata

The changes in this file are well-implemented and align with the PR objective of integrating external LLM providers. The code adheres to TypeScript's typing system and NestJS best practices.

For consistency, consider adding a description for the externalMetadata field, similar to other fields in the class. This would improve the self-documentation of the code:

/**
 * External metadata for LLM provider integration.
 */
externalMetadata: ExternalMetadata = {};

Overall, great job on maintaining code quality while introducing new functionality!

src/services/ai-server/ai-persona-service/dto/ai.persona.service.dto.create.ts (1)

42-43: LGTM: Addition of externalConfig field with a minor suggestion

The addition of the externalConfig field is well-implemented and aligns with the PR objective of allowing external LLM provider integration. The field is correctly marked as optional and nullable.

Consider adding a brief JSDoc comment to explain the purpose of this field and potentially link to the IExternalConfig interface documentation. For example:

/**
 * Configuration for external LLM providers.
 * @see IExternalConfig
 */
@Field(() => IExternalConfig, { nullable: true })
externalConfig?: IExternalConfig;

This will improve code documentation and make it easier for other developers to understand the purpose of this new field.

src/services/ai-server/ai-persona-service/ai.persona.service.interface.ts (1)

20-24: Update description for multiple prompts

The change from string to string[] for the prompt field is good, allowing for multiple prompts. However, the description in the @Field decorator should be updated to reflect this change.

Consider updating the description as follows:

 @Field(() => [String], {
   nullable: false,
-  description: 'The prompt used by this Virtual Persona',
+  description: 'The prompts used by this Virtual Persona',
 })
 prompt!: string[];
src/domain/communication/vc-interaction/vc.interaction.service.ts (1)

44-46: Approve with suggestions for improvement

The new save method is a good addition to the service. However, consider the following improvements:

  1. Add input validation to ensure the vcInteraction object has all required fields before saving.
  2. Implement error handling to catch and properly handle potential database errors.
  3. For consistency with other methods (e.g., getVcInteractionOrFail), consider using a more specific return type like Promise<VcInteraction> instead of Promise<IVcInteraction>.

Here's a suggested implementation incorporating these improvements:

async save(vcInteraction: IVcInteraction): Promise<VcInteraction> {
  try {
    // Basic validation (expand as needed)
    if (!vcInteraction.threadID || !vcInteraction.virtualContributorID) {
      throw new Error('Invalid VcInteraction: missing required fields');
    }
    
    return await this.interactionRepository.save(vcInteraction as VcInteraction);
  } catch (error) {
    // Log the error and rethrow or handle as appropriate
    this.logger.error(`Failed to save VcInteraction: ${error.message}`, LogContext.SPACES);
    throw new Error(`Failed to save VcInteraction: ${error.message}`);
  }
}

Note: Ensure to inject and use a logger (e.g., private readonly logger: Logger) in the constructor if not already present.

src/common/enums/logging.context.ts (1)

68-71: LGTM! Consider a minor adjustment for consistency.

The new enum values for virtual contributor engines are well-structured and align with the existing naming conventions. They support the PR objective of integrating external LLM providers.

For improved consistency, consider adjusting the string value for VIRTUAL_CONTRIBUTOR_ENGINE_OPENAI_ASSISTANT:

-  VIRTUAL_CONTRIBUTOR_ENGINE_OPENAI_ASSISTANT = 'virtual-contributor-openai-assistant',
+  VIRTUAL_CONTRIBUTOR_ENGINE_OPENAI_ASSISTANT = 'virtual-contributor-engine-openai-assistant',

This change would make it consistent with the other virtual-contributor-engine-* string values.

src/services/adapters/ai-server-adapter/ai.server.adapter.ts (1)

71-71: Approve addition of externalMetadata and suggest minor improvement.

The addition of the externalMetadata property enhances the flexibility of the askQuestion method by allowing additional data to be passed to the AI server. The use of a default empty object maintains backwards compatibility.

For improved clarity and to avoid potential issues with falsy values, consider using the nullish coalescing operator:

-      externalMetadata: questionInput.externalMetadata || {},
+      externalMetadata: questionInput.externalMetadata ?? {},

This ensures that only null or undefined values are replaced with an empty object, preserving intentionally set falsy values like an empty object.

src/app.module.ts (2)

89-102: LGTM. Consider enhancing type safety for the encryption key.

The EncryptionModule configuration is well-structured and follows NestJS best practices:

  • Asynchronous configuration with dependency injection
  • Secure retrieval of the encryption key from ConfigService
  • Use of a strong encryption algorithm (AES_256_CBC)

For improved type safety, consider defining a type for the encryption key:

type EncryptionKey = string & { __brand: 'EncryptionKey' };

Then, update the key retrieval:

const key = configService.get<EncryptionKey>('security.encryption_key', {
  infer: true,
});

This change ensures that only string values explicitly typed as EncryptionKey can be used, reducing the risk of accidentally using an incorrect value.


89-102: LGTM. Consider documenting EncryptionModule usage.

The integration of EncryptionModule into the existing module structure is correct:

  • Properly added to the imports array
  • Placed at the beginning, which is appropriate if other modules depend on it
  • Does not interfere with existing modules or providers

To improve maintainability and clarity, consider adding a comment explaining the purpose and usage of EncryptionModule in the application. This will help other developers understand its role and how it's utilized across the system.

Example:

@Module({
  imports: [
    // EncryptionModule: Provides encryption services used across the application
    // for securing sensitive data (e.g., in UserModule, AuthModule)
    EncryptionModule.forRootAsync({
      // ... existing configuration ...
    }),
    // ... other imports ...
  ],
  // ... rest of the module configuration ...
})
src/services/ai-server/ai-server/ai.server.service.ts (2)

181-181: Typographical error in comment.

There's a typo in the comment. The word "trough" should be "through".

Apply this diff to correct the typo:

-// history should be loaded trough the GQL API of the collaboration server
+// History should be loaded through the GQL API of the collaboration server

184-191: Unnecessary use of parseInt and potential type inconsistency.

The this.config.get<number>() method is expected to return a number. Using parseInt on a number is unnecessary. If history_length is indeed a number, you can remove parseInt. If it might be a string, consider specifying the radix to avoid potential issues.

Consider simplifying the code by removing parseInt:

-const historyLimit = parseInt(
-  this.config.get<number>(
-    'platform.virtual_contributors.history_length',
-    {
-      infer: true,
-    }
-  )
-);
+const historyLimit = this.config.get<number>(
+  'platform.virtual_contributors.history_length',
+  {
+    infer: true,
+  }
+);

If history_length could be a string, specify the radix in parseInt:

const historyLimit = parseInt(
  this.config.get<string>(
    'platform.virtual_contributors.history_length',
    {
      infer: true,
    }
  ),
+  10
);
src/domain/community/virtual-contributor/virtual.contributor.service.ts (2)

Line range hint 352-369: Undefined variable aiPersona in refreshBodyOfKnowledge method

In the refreshBodyOfKnowledge method, the variable aiPersona is used at line 369 but is not defined within the method scope. This will result in a runtime error when attempting to access aiPersona.aiPersonaServiceID.

Apply this diff to define aiPersona before using it:

public async refreshBodyOfKnowledge(
  virtualContributor: IVirtualContributor,
  agentInfo: AgentInfo
): Promise<boolean> {
  if (!virtualContributor.aiPersona) {
    throw new EntityNotInitializedException(
      `Virtual Contributor does not have aiPersona initialized: ${virtualContributor.id}`,
      LogContext.AUTH
    );
  }
+ const aiPersona = virtualContributor.aiPersona;
  this.logger.verbose?.(
    `refreshing the body of knowledge ${virtualContributor.id}, by ${agentInfo.userID}`,
    LogContext.VIRTUAL_CONTRIBUTOR
  );

  return await this.aiServerAdapter.refreshBodyOfKnowledge(
    aiPersona.aiPersonaServiceID
  );
}

461-461: Consider handling errors during save operation

While saving the virtualContributor, consider handling potential errors that might occur during the save operation to enhance robustness.

Wrap the save operation in a try-catch block:

-return this.virtualContributorRepository.save(virtualContributor);
+try {
+  return await this.virtualContributorRepository.save(virtualContributor);
+} catch (error) {
+  // Handle the error appropriately
+  this.logger.error('Error saving virtual contributor', error);
+  throw new DatabaseSaveException('Failed to save virtual contributor');
+}
src/domain/community/organization/organization.resolver.fields.ts (2)

Line range hint 134-140: Ensure proper authorization guard for the preferences field

The preferences field is marked with @UseGuards(GraphqlGuard) but lacks an explicit authorization privilege decorator, such as @AuthorizationAgentPrivilege. Confirm that the authorization checks are sufficient and consistent with other fields.

Consider adding the @AuthorizationAgentPrivilege(AuthorizationPrivilege.READ) decorator to explicitly define the required privilege:

 @ResolveField('preferences', () => [IPreference], {
   nullable: false,
   description: 'The preferences for this Organization',
 })
+@AuthorizationAgentPrivilege(AuthorizationPrivilege.READ)
 @UseGuards(GraphqlGuard)
 async preferences(
   @Parent() parent: Organization,
   @CurrentUser() agentInfo: AgentInfo
 ): Promise<IPreference[]> {

Line range hint 116-124: Add missing authorization checks for the agent field

The agent field resolver lacks explicit authorization checks. To ensure consistent access control, consider adding appropriate authorization decorators and guards.

Apply the following changes to include authorization:

+@AuthorizationAgentPrivilege(AuthorizationPrivilege.READ)
 @ResolveField('agent', () => IAgent, {
   nullable: false,
   description: 'The Agent representing this User.',
 })
+@UseGuards(GraphqlGuard)
 async agent(
   @Parent() organization: Organization,
   @Loader(AgentLoaderCreator, { parentClassRef: Organization })
   loader: ILoader<IAgent>
 ): Promise<IAgent> {
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src/services/ai-server/ai-persona-engine-adapter/ai.persona.engine.adapter.ts

[error] 69-72: Other switch clauses can erroneously access this declaration.
Wrap the declaration in a block to restrict its access to the switch clause.

The declaration is defined in this switch clause:

Unsafe fix: Wrap the declaration in a block.

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The declaration is defined in this switch clause:

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src/services/ai-server/ai-persona-service/dto/ai.persona.service.dto.update.ts

[error] 4-4: Do not shadow the global "JSON" property.

Consider renaming this variable. It's easy to confuse the origin of variables when they're named after a known global.

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🔇 Additional comments (42)
src/services/ai-server/ai-persona-service/dto/external.config.ts (2)

1-1: LGTM: Imports are correct and necessary.

The imports of Field and InputType from '@nestjs/graphql' are appropriate for defining a GraphQL input type in NestJS.


8-9: LGTM: Field definition is correct and consistent.

The assistantId field is properly defined:

  • The @Field decorator is correctly used with the appropriate type and nullability.
  • The GraphQL schema (nullable) and TypeScript definition (optional) are consistent.
  • The field name follows the correct camelCase convention.
src/common/enums/ai.persona.engine.ts (1)

6-7: LGTM! New enum values align with PR objectives.

The addition of GENERIC_OPENAI and OPENAI_ASSISTANT to the AiPersonaEngine enum is well-implemented and consistent with existing conventions. These new values directly support the PR objective of allowing external LLM providers integration, specifically for OpenAI services.

src/services/adapters/ai-server-adapter/dto/ai.server.adapter.dto.ask.question.ts (2)

1-1: LGTM: Import statement is correct and follows best practices.

The import statement for ExternalMetadata is properly added and follows TypeScript best practices. It's good to see that it's imported from a domain-specific path, which suggests good code organization.


Line range hint 1-12: Summary: Changes align well with PR objectives.

The addition of the externalMetadata property to the AiServerAdapterAskQuestionInput class aligns well with the PR objective of allowing external LLM providers integration. This new property provides a flexible way to include additional metadata that may be required for different external providers.

The changes are minimal, focused, and maintain the existing structure of the code. Good job on implementing this feature in a clean and straightforward manner.

src/domain/communication/vc-interaction/vc.interaction.interface.ts (1)

5-5: LGTM: New import statement is correctly placed and used.

The import for ExternalMetadata is properly added and consistent with the existing import style. It's correctly used in the new property of the IVcInteraction class.

src/services/ai-server/ai-persona-engine-adapter/dto/ai.persona.engine.adapter.dto.question.input.ts (1)

4-4: LGTM: New import statement is correct and necessary.

The import of IExternalConfig is properly formatted and aligns with the new externalConfig property in the interface.

src/services/ai-server/ai-persona-service/dto/ai.persona.service.dto.update.ts (3)

3-3: LGTM: Import changes are consistent with class modifications.

The import changes align well with the updates made to the class. The switch from LONG_TEXT_LENGTH to SMALL_TEXT_LENGTH suggests a change in validation requirements, which is appropriate given the field modifications. The addition of IExternalConfig import is necessary for the new externalConfig field.

Also applies to: 7-7


11-13: LGTM: engine field is now optional, maintaining length validation.

The engine field has been made optional by setting nullable: true in the @Field decorator and using the ? operator in the type definition. This change provides more flexibility when updating AI persona services. The @MaxLength decorator is retained, ensuring that when a value is provided, it still adheres to the defined length constraints.


18-19: LGTM: Addition of externalConfig field supports external LLM integration.

The new externalConfig field of type IExternalConfig aligns perfectly with the PR objective of allowing external LLM providers integration. Making it optional (nullable) ensures backward compatibility with existing data and provides flexibility in usage.

src/domain/communication/vc-interaction/vc.interaction.entity.ts (1)

Line range hint 1-27: Changes align well with PR objectives.

The addition of the ExternalMetadata type and the externalMetadata column in the VcInteraction entity provides a flexible and extensible way to store metadata from external LLM providers. This change directly supports the PR objective of allowing external LLM providers integration.

The use of TypeScript's type system and TypeORM decorators ensures type safety and proper database mapping, which are crucial for maintaining code quality and preventing bugs in a NestJS application.

src/migrations/1727787748227-extendAiPersonaServiceAndVcInteractionForGenericEngines.ts (3)

1-1: LGTM: Imports are correct and sufficient.

The necessary TypeORM imports for creating a migration are present.


3-7: LGTM: Class declaration follows TypeORM migration conventions.

The class name includes a timestamp, implements MigrationInterface, and has a matching name property, adhering to TypeORM's best practices for migrations.


18-25: LGTM: down method correctly reverts changes.

The method properly drops the columns added in the up method, maintaining reversibility of the migration. The reverse order of operations is a good practice.

src/config/configuration.ts (1)

17-17: Approved: Improved code clarity by marking unused parameter

The change from key to _key in the Scalar function parameter is a good practice. It explicitly indicates that the parameter is intentionally unused, which improves code readability and aligns with TypeScript best practices for handling unused parameters.

src/services/ai-server/ai-persona-service/dto/ai.persona.service.question.dto.input.ts (1)

2-2: LGTM: Import statement for ExternalMetadata

The import statement for ExternalMetadata is correctly placed and necessary for the new field added to the class.

src/services/ai-server/ai-persona-service/dto/ai.persona.service.dto.create.ts (1)

9-9: LGTM: Import statement for IExternalConfig

The import statement for IExternalConfig is correctly added and follows TypeScript best practices. It's appropriately placed with other imports and uses a relative path, suggesting that external.config is in the same directory.

src/services/ai-server/ai-persona-service/ai.persona.service.interface.ts (2)

8-8: LGTM: Import statement for IExternalConfig

The import statement for IExternalConfig is correctly placed and necessary for the new externalConfig field in the IAiPersonaService interface.


49-50: Clarify GraphQL exposure for externalConfig

The new externalConfig field has been added, but it's missing a @Field decorator. Is this intentional, or should it be exposed in the GraphQL schema?

If it should be exposed, consider adding the @Field decorator:

@Field(() => IExternalConfig, {
  nullable: true,
  description: 'External configuration for the AI Persona Service',
})
externalConfig?: IExternalConfig;

If it's intentional to keep it internal, please add a comment explaining why it's not exposed to GraphQL.

src/common/constants/providers.ts (1)

20-23: LGTM! New constants added correctly.

The new constants VIRTUAL_CONTRIBUTOR_ENGINE_GENERIC and VIRTUAL_CONTRIBUTOR_ENGINE_OPENAI_ASSISTANT are well-placed and follow the existing naming conventions. They are consistent with other similar constants in the file.

To ensure proper integration, let's verify the usage of these new constants in the codebase:

This will help confirm that the new constants are being utilized as intended across the project.

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Usage of new constants verified successfully.

The new constants VIRTUAL_CONTRIBUTOR_ENGINE_GENERIC and VIRTUAL_CONTRIBUTOR_ENGINE_OPENAI_ASSISTANT are actively used across the codebase, ensuring proper integration:

  • src/services/ai-server/ai-persona-engine-adapter/ai.persona.engine.adapter.ts
  • src/common/enums/messaging.queue.ts
  • src/common/enums/logging.context.ts
  • src/core/microservices/microservices.module.ts
  • src/core/microservices/client.proxy.factory.ts
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src/domain/community/virtual-contributor/virtual.contributor.module.ts (3)

22-22: LGTM: Import statement for VcInteractionModule is correct.

The import statement for VcInteractionModule follows the project's convention and is correctly placed.


Line range hint 1-52: LGTM: Module structure follows NestJS best practices.

The overall structure of the VirtualContributorModule adheres to NestJS best practices. The imports, providers, and exports are well-organized and follow the expected pattern for a NestJS module.


39-39: Verify the usage of VcInteractionModule in VirtualContributorModule.

The addition of VcInteractionModule to the imports array is correct. However, please ensure that this module is actually used within the VirtualContributorModule. If it's not directly used, consider removing it to keep the module lean.

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src/services/adapters/ai-server-adapter/ai.server.adapter.ts (1)

25-25: Approve method name correction and verify usage.

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src/domain/community/virtual-contributor/virtual.contributor.resolver.mutations.ts (1)

111-113: Approve the typo correction in method name.

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package.json (1)

63-63: New dependency added: @hedger/nestjs-encryption

The addition of @hedger/nestjs-encryption (version ^0.1.5) aligns with the PR objective of integrating external LLM providers, as it likely provides encryption capabilities for secure communication. However, consider the following points:

  1. Verify that this dependency is essential for the planned integration and that its functionality isn't already covered by existing dependencies.
  2. The use of the caret (^) in the version number allows for compatible updates. Ensure this is intentional and aligns with your project's dependency management strategy.
  3. As this is a relatively new package (based on the low version number), thoroughly review its documentation, community adoption, and security track record before integrating it into your project.

To ensure this dependency doesn't introduce any vulnerabilities, run the following command:

This will check for any known vulnerabilities in the project's dependencies, including the newly added one.

src/app.module.ts (1)

85-85: LGTM. Consider verifying the '@hedger/nestjs-encryption' package.

The import statement for the EncryptionModule is correct. However, since '@hedger/nestjs-encryption' is not a standard NestJS package, it's advisable to verify its reliability, maintenance status, and compatibility with your project's NestJS version.

alkemio.yml (1)

Line range hint 393-508: Comprehensive SSI configuration added

The addition of the Self-Sovereign Identity (SSI) configuration is a significant enhancement to the platform's identity management capabilities. Here are some key points and recommendations:

  1. The configuration is well-structured, with clear definitions for issuers and credential types.
  2. The use of environment variables for sensitive data (e.g., ${SSI_ENABLED}) is a good security practice.
  3. Consider adding comments to explain the purpose and implications of each credential type, especially for complex ones like the_hague_proof_of_postal_address.
  4. Ensure that the issuer_validation_enabled flag is properly tested in both enabled and disabled states.
  5. For production use, review and possibly restrict the list of trusted_issuers for each credential type.
  6. Consider implementing a mechanism to rotate or update the credential schemas and contexts if needed in the future.

Overall, this is a robust implementation of SSI. However, given the sensitive nature of identity management, it's crucial to thoroughly test this feature and conduct a security audit before enabling it in a production environment.

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src/services/ai-server/ai-persona-service/ai.persona.service.entity.ts (2)

9-9: Import of IExternalConfig is correct.

The IExternalConfig interface is properly imported from the correct path.


28-29: Verify usages of prompt to handle the new array type.

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src/core/microservices/client.proxy.factory.ts (1)

37-37: Verify the use of 'noAck' set to true

Setting noAck to true disables message acknowledgements, which can lead to potential message loss if the consumer fails before processing the message. Ensure that this configuration is intentional and appropriate for your use case.

If message reliability is important, consider setting noAck to false to enable acknowledgements and ensure messages are not lost.

src/core/microservices/microservices.module.ts (4)

20-21: New providers imported correctly

The constants VIRTUAL_CONTRIBUTOR_ENGINE_GENERIC and VIRTUAL_CONTRIBUTOR_ENGINE_OPENAI_ASSISTANT are correctly imported from @common/constants/providers.


30-30: Import of clientProxyFactory is correct

The clientProxyFactory is properly imported from './client.proxy.factory', ensuring that the factory function is available for use in the module.


150-151: New providers exported correctly

The VIRTUAL_CONTRIBUTOR_ENGINE_GENERIC and VIRTUAL_CONTRIBUTOR_ENGINE_OPENAI_ASSISTANT providers are correctly added to the exports array, making them available for injection in other modules.


100-104: ⚠️ Potential issue

Inconsistent usage of clientProxyFactory parameters

There is an inconsistency in the usage of the clientProxyFactory function across different virtual contributor engine services:

  • Includes the second parameter false:
    • VIRTUAL_CONTRIBUTOR_ENGINE_GUIDANCE (lines 100-104)
    • VIRTUAL_CONTRIBUTOR_ENGINE_COMMUNITY_MANAGER (lines 109-112)
  • Omits the second parameter:
    • VIRTUAL_CONTRIBUTOR_ENGINE_EXPERT (lines 117-121)
    • VIRTUAL_CONTRIBUTOR_ENGINE_GENERIC (lines 122-128)
    • VIRTUAL_CONTRIBUTOR_ENGINE_OPENAI_ASSISTANT (lines 130-133)

Please verify whether the second parameter false is required for these services to ensure consistent behavior and prevent potential issues in the message pattern configuration.

To maintain consistency, consider applying the following changes:

For VIRTUAL_CONTRIBUTOR_ENGINE_EXPERT:

 {
   provide: VIRTUAL_CONTRIBUTOR_ENGINE_EXPERT,
   useFactory: clientProxyFactory(
     MessagingQueue.VIRTUAL_CONTRIBUTOR_ENGINE_EXPERT
+    , false
   ),
   inject: [WINSTON_MODULE_NEST_PROVIDER, ConfigService],
 },

For VIRTUAL_CONTRIBUTOR_ENGINE_GENERIC:

 {
   provide: VIRTUAL_CONTRIBUTOR_ENGINE_GENERIC,
   useFactory: clientProxyFactory(
     MessagingQueue.VIRTUAL_CONTRIBUTOR_ENGINE_GENERIC
+    , false
   ),
   inject: [WINSTON_MODULE_NEST_PROVIDER, ConfigService],
 },

For VIRTUAL_CONTRIBUTOR_ENGINE_OPENAI_ASSISTANT:

 {
   provide: VIRTUAL_CONTRIBUTOR_ENGINE_OPENAI_ASSISTANT,
   useFactory: clientProxyFactory(
     MessagingQueue.VIRTUAL_CONTRIBUTOR_ENGINE_OPENAI_ASSISTANT
+    , false
   ),
   inject: [WINSTON_MODULE_NEST_PROVIDER, ConfigService],
 },

Also applies to: 109-112, 117-121, 122-128, 130-133

src/services/ai-server/ai-persona-service/ai.persona.service.service.ts (4)

26-27: Correct Import Statements

The imports for IExternalConfig and EncryptionService are correctly added, enabling encryption functionalities.


37-37: Consistent Dependency Injection

The EncryptionService is injected via the constructor, following NestJS best practices.


58-60: Encrypting External Configuration

Good job on encrypting the externalConfig before saving it. This enhances security by protecting sensitive data.


180-182: Decryption of External Configuration

Decrypting externalConfig before passing it to the adapter ensures that sensitive information is correctly handled during runtime.

src/domain/community/organization/organization.resolver.fields.ts (3)

Line range hint 99-106: Optimize loader usage in the profile method

In the profile method, after loading the profile using the loader, an authorization check is performed. Since the profile is public and the authorization check may not be necessary, verify if this check is required. Removing unnecessary authorization checks can improve performance.

Confirm whether the authorization check is needed for public profiles. If not, consider removing it to streamline the method.


87-87: ⚠️ Potential issue

Potential missing await before grantAccessOrFail

Similar to the previous comment, the call to grantAccessOrFail may require the await keyword if the method is asynchronous. This ensures that the authorization check completes before the function continues execution.

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61-61: ⚠️ Potential issue

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src/services/ai-server/ai-persona-engine-adapter/ai.persona.engine.adapter.ts (2)

39-42: New constructor parameters added correctly

The new parameters for virtualContributorEngineGeneric and virtualContributorEngineOpenaiAssistant are correctly added and follow the existing dependency injection pattern. They are properly typed and use the correct injection tokens.

Consider adding a line break before the new parameters to improve readability, especially if more engines might be added in the future:

constructor(
  @Inject(VIRTUAL_CONTRIBUTOR_ENGINE_COMMUNITY_MANAGER)
  private virtualContributorEngineCommunityManager: ClientProxy,
  @Inject(VIRTUAL_CONTRIBUTOR_ENGINE_EXPERT)
  private virtualContributorEngineExpert: ClientProxy,

  @Inject(VIRTUAL_CONTRIBUTOR_ENGINE_GENERIC)
  private virtualContributorEngineGeneric: ClientProxy,
  @Inject(VIRTUAL_CONTRIBUTOR_ENGINE_OPENAI_ASSISTANT)
  private virtualContributorEngineOpenaiAssistant: ClientProxy,
  // ... rest of the parameters
) {}

Line range hint 1-238: Consider additional error handling and updates to other methods

The changes to add support for GENERIC_OPENAI and OPENAI_ASSISTANT engines are well-implemented and consistent with the existing code. However, consider the following improvements:

  1. Add specific error handling or logging for the new engine types in the catch block of the sendQuery method. This will help in identifying and debugging issues specific to these new engines.

  2. Review the sendReset and sendIngest methods to determine if they need to be updated to handle the new engine types. Currently, they only interact with the virtualContributorEngineCommunityManager.

Consider updating the sendReset and sendIngest methods to support all engine types:

public async sendReset(eventData: AiPersonaEngineAdapterInputBase): Promise<boolean> {
  const engineProxy = this.getEngineProxy(eventData.engine);
  const response = engineProxy.send(
    { cmd: AiPersonaEngineEventType.RESET },
    eventData
  );
  // ... rest of the method
}

public async sendIngest(eventData: AiPersonaEngineAdapterInputBase): Promise<boolean> {
  const engineProxy = this.getEngineProxy(eventData.engine);
  const response = engineProxy.send(
    { cmd: AiPersonaEngineEventType.INGEST },
    eventData
  );
  // ... rest of the method
}

private getEngineProxy(engine: AiPersonaEngine): ClientProxy {
  switch (engine) {
    case AiPersonaEngine.COMMUNITY_MANAGER:
      return this.virtualContributorEngineCommunityManager;
    case AiPersonaEngine.GENERIC_OPENAI:
      return this.virtualContributorEngineGeneric;
    case AiPersonaEngine.OPENAI_ASSISTANT:
      return this.virtualContributorEngineOpenaiAssistant;
    // ... other cases
    default:
      throw new Error(`Unsupported engine type: ${engine}`);
  }
}

This refactoring would make the class more consistent and easier to maintain as new engine types are added.

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src/services/ai-server/ai-server/ai.server.service.ts (1)

170-196: LGTM with a minor suggestion: Conditional history loading implementation

The implementation of conditional history loading based on the engine type is a good improvement. The use of a Set for HISTORY_ENABLED_ENGINES is efficient and clear.

However, there's a minor improvement that can be made:

Consider removing the parseInt call if this.config.get<number>() already returns a number:

- const historyLimit = parseInt(
-   this.config.get<number>(
-     'platform.virtual_contributors.history_length',
-     {
-       infer: true,
-     }
-   )
- );
+ const historyLimit = this.config.get<number>(
+   'platform.virtual_contributors.history_length',
+   {
+     infer: true,
+   }
+ );

Also, consider adding a check to ensure historyLimit is a valid number:

if (typeof historyLimit !== 'number' || isNaN(historyLimit)) {
  throw new Error('Invalid history limit configuration');
}

This will help prevent potential runtime errors if the configuration is not set correctly.

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src/services/ai-server/ai-persona-engine-adapter/ai.persona.engine.adapter.ts (3)

9-10: New imports added correctly

The new imports for VIRTUAL_CONTRIBUTOR_ENGINE_GENERIC and VIRTUAL_CONTRIBUTOR_ENGINE_OPENAI_ASSISTANT are consistent with the existing import style and naming conventions. They appear to be correctly added for the new AI engine services.


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The new case for OPENAI_ASSISTANT is implemented consistently with other engine types. However, there are several points to address:

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case AiPersonaEngine.OPENAI_ASSISTANT: {
  const responseOpenAIAssistant =
    this.virtualContributorEngineOpenaiAssistant.send<
      AiPersonaEngineAdapterQueryResponse,
      AiPersonaEngineAdapterQueryInput
    >({ cmd: AiPersonaEngineEventType.QUERY }, eventData);
  responseData = await firstValueFrom(responseOpenAIAssistant);
  break;
}
  1. Consider if any validation is required for this engine type, similar to the checks performed for other engines.

  2. Fix the typo in the variable name: change responseOpenaiAssistant to responseOpenAIAssistant for consistency with the OpenAI naming convention.

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The new case for GENERIC_OPENAI is implemented consistently with other engine types. However, there are two points to consider:

  1. To prevent potential scoping issues, wrap the case content in a block:
case AiPersonaEngine.GENERIC_OPENAI: {
  const responseGeneric = this.virtualContributorEngineGeneric.send<
    AiPersonaEngineAdapterQueryResponse,
    AiPersonaEngineAdapterQueryInput
  >({ cmd: AiPersonaEngineEventType.QUERY }, eventData);
  responseData = await firstValueFrom(responseGeneric);
  break;
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src/services/ai-server/ai-server/ai.server.service.ts (2)

39-39: LGTM: Import statement for AiPersonaEngine

The import statement for AiPersonaEngine is correctly placed and follows good practices for importing shared enums.


282-286: LGTM: Improved error logging in isContextLoaded method

The addition of error logging in the isContextLoaded method is a good improvement. It will help with debugging and monitoring issues related to context loading.

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Related to: alkem-io/alkemio#1409

Utility function for generating keys - cc @valentinyanakiev node ./node_modules/.bin/nestjs-encryption-keygen

Value should be put in .env as ENCRYPTION_KEY=ktO2wPinKwidG8cgjhfKTHGqU6D5lxP0NkCVAJglnfw=

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  • New Features

    • Introduced two new services: virtual_contributor_engine_generic and virtual_contributor_engine_openai_assistant, enhancing the application’s capabilities.
    • Added support for encryption with a new encryption_key parameter in the security configuration.
    • Expanded identity management with detailed configurations for the Self-Sovereign Identity (SSI) feature.
    • Added new input type IExternalConfig for external API configurations.
  • Bug Fixes

    • Corrected a typo in the createAiPersona method for better functionality.
  • Enhancements

    • Added new properties and types to support external metadata in interactions.
    • Improved authorization logic and handling of user groups and organization profiles.
    • Enhanced error handling in the askQuestion method of the AiServerService.

Put some default in the alkemio.yml, because when starting I get:

[Nest] 2143950  - 10/02/2024, 4:07:11 PM   ERROR [ExceptionHandler] Unable to initialize the encryption service: The decoded key must be 32 bytes long.
UnableToInitialize: Unable to initialize the encryption service: The decoded key must be 32 bytes long.
    at new EncryptionService (/home/valentin/work/repos/alkemio/server/node_modules/@hedger/nestjs-encryption/dist/lib/index.cjs:60:13)
    at Injector.instantiateClass (/home/valentin/work/repos/alkemio/server/node_modules/@nestjs/core/injector/injector.js:365:19)
    at callback (/home/valentin/work/repos/alkemio/server/node_modules/@nestjs/core/injector/injector.js:65:45)
    at async Injector.resolveConstructorParams (/home/valentin/work/repos/alkemio/server/node_modules/@nestjs/core/injector/injector.js:144:24)
    at async Injector.loadInstance (/home/valentin/work/repos/alkemio/server/node_modules/@nestjs/core/injector/injector.js:70:13)
    at async Injector.loadProvider (/home/valentin/work/repos/alkemio/server/node_modules/@nestjs/core/injector/injector.js:97:9)
    at async /home/valentin/work/repos/alkemio/server/node_modules/@nestjs/core/injector/instance-loader.js:56:13
    at async Promise.all (index 3)
    at async InstanceLoader.createInstancesOfProviders (/home/valentin/work/repos/alkemio/server/node_modules/@nestjs/core/injector/instance-loader.js:55:9)
    at async /home/valentin/work/repos/alkemio/server/node_modules/@nestjs/core/injector/instance-loader.js:40:13
    at async Promise.all (index 2)
    at async InstanceLoader.createInstances (/home/valentin/work/repos/alkemio/server/node_modules/@nestjs/core/injector/instance-loader.js:39:9)
    at async InstanceLoader.createInstancesOfDependencies (/home/valentin/work/repos/alkemio/server/node_modules/@nestjs/core/injector/instance-loader.js:22:13)
    at async /home/valentin/work/repos/alkemio/server/node_modules/@nestjs/core/nest-factory.js:108:17
    at async ExceptionsZone.asyncRun (/home/valentin/work/repos/alkemio/server/node_modules/@nestjs/core/errors/exceptions-zone.js:22:13)
    at async NestFactoryStatic.initialize (/home/valentin/work/repos/alkemio/server/node_modules/@nestjs/core/nest-factory.js:106:13)

We can't expect every dev to run a script and put a variable in .env to start the application

@valeksiev valeksiev changed the title [Relase new engines and update compose] Allow external LLM providers integration Allow external LLM providers integration Oct 2, 2024
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src/migrations/1727787748227-extendAiPersonaServiceAndVcInteractionForGenericEngines.ts (1)

22-29: LGTM with suggestion: Consider reverting prompt column changes

The down method correctly drops the newly added columns in the reverse order they were added. However, it doesn't revert the changes made to the prompt column in the up method. Consider adding a query to revert the prompt column to its original state:

await queryRunner.query(
  `UPDATE \`ai_persona_service\` SET \`prompt\` = JSON_UNQUOTE(JSON_EXTRACT(prompt, '$[0]')) WHERE JSON_TYPE(prompt) = 'ARRAY' AND JSON_LENGTH(prompt) = 1`
);

This will convert single-element JSON arrays back to strings, maintaining consistency with the previous schema.

src/common/enums/logging.context.ts (1)

68-71: New enum members for virtual contributor engines look good.

The new enum members for virtual contributor engines have been added correctly:

  1. The naming convention follows the existing pattern of using uppercase with underscores.
  2. The assigned string values are consistent with the existing pattern, using lowercase with hyphens.
  3. The new members are logically placed near the existing VIRTUAL_CONTRIBUTOR entry.
  4. The names provide clear and descriptive context for logging related to different types of virtual contributor engines.

One minor suggestion to consider:

  • For consistency, you might want to group all virtual contributor related entries together. Consider moving the VIRTUAL_CONTRIBUTOR entry (if it exists) just before these new entries.
src/services/ai-server/ai-server/ai.server.service.ts (2)

161-171: Consider removing commented-out code for better code cleanliness

Commented-out code can clutter the codebase and make maintenance more difficult. If the context functionality is no longer needed, it's advisable to remove this code block. Version control systems like Git can be used to retrieve old code if needed in the future.


182-182: Typo in comment: 'trough' should be 'through'

There's a minor typo in the comment. Please correct "trough" to "through" for clarity.

src/domain/community/virtual-contributor/virtual.contributor.service.ts (1)

369-369: Consider Removing Unnecessary await in Return Statement

In an async function, you can return the promise directly without using await. Consider changing:

-return await this.aiServerAdapter.refreshBodyOfKnowledge(aiPersona.aiPersonaServiceID);
+return this.aiServerAdapter.refreshBodyOfKnowledge(aiPersona.aiPersonaServiceID);

This simplifies the code and is consistent with the return statement in line 461.

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src/migrations/1727787748227-extendAiPersonaServiceAndVcInteractionForGenericEngines.ts (2)

1-7: LGTM: Proper TypeORM migration setup

The imports and class declaration follow TypeORM migration standards. The class name, while long, accurately describes the purpose of the migration, which is good for maintainability.


13-20: LGTM: Proper implementation of schema changes

The addition of the nullable externalConfig column to the ai_persona_service table is correctly implemented. The update to the prompt column, converting it from a string to a JSON array, is a good approach for maintaining data consistency.

src/services/ai-server/ai-persona-service/ai.persona.service.entity.ts (2)

9-9: LGTM: Import statement for IExternalConfig

The import statement for IExternalConfig is correctly placed and follows TypeScript best practices. It's appropriately imported from a relative path and is necessary for the new externalConfig property.


28-29: LGTM: Updated prompt property to support multiple prompts

The change from text to simple-json and updating the type to string[] allows storing multiple prompts, which enhances flexibility.

Note: As per the previous comment, TypeORM stores simple arrays as text fields with comma-separated values, so no database migration should be necessary. However, it's worth verifying this to ensure data integrity.

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The change from text to simple-json and updating the type to string[] for the prompt property does not require a database migration, as no migration files were found in the codebase.

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src/services/ai-server/ai-server/ai.server.service.ts (1)

177-179: Good use of Set for HISTORY_ENABLED_ENGINES

Using a Set enhances readability and clearly indicates that you're working with a collection of enabled engines. This aligns with best practices in TypeScript.

src/domain/community/virtual-contributor/virtual.contributor.service.ts (3)

47-47: Proper Injection of VcInteractionService

The VcInteractionService is correctly imported and injected into the constructor, adhering to NestJS dependency injection best practices.

Also applies to: 61-61


352-352: Typo Correction in Method Name

Good job correcting the method name from refershBodyOfKnowledge to refreshBodyOfKnowledge, enhancing code clarity and correctness.

Also applies to: 369-369


461-461: Unnecessary await Removed in Return Statement

Good job removing the unnecessary await keyword before the return statement, which streamlines the code without affecting functionality.

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I've tested the e2e integration after the code review of the server has passed.
All looking/working good 👏

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