This commit fixes 12 categories of errors across the codebase:
- Fix owlen-mcp-llm-server build target conflict by renaming lib.rs to main.rs
- Resolve ambiguous glob re-exports in owlen-core by using explicit exports
- Add Default derive to MockMcpClient and MockProvider test utilities
- Remove unused imports from owlen-core test files
- Fix needless borrows in test file arguments
- Improve Config initialization style in mode_tool_filter tests
- Make AgentExecutor::parse_response public for testing
- Remove non-existent max_tool_calls field from AgentConfig usage
- Fix AgentExecutor::new calls to use correct 3-argument signature
- Fix AgentResult field access in agent tests
- Use Debug formatting instead of Display for AgentResult
- Remove unnecessary default() calls on unit structs
All changes ensure the project compiles cleanly with:
- cargo check --all-targets ✓
- cargo clippy --all-targets -- -D warnings ✓
- cargo test --no-run ✓
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This commit completes the Phase 10 migration to MCP-only architecture by
removing all legacy mode code paths and configuration options.
**Breaking Changes:**
- Removed `McpMode` enum from configuration system
- Removed `mode` setting from `[mcp]` config section
- MCP architecture is now always enabled (no option to disable)
**Code Changes:**
- Simplified `McpSettings` struct (now a placeholder for future options)
- Updated `McpClientFactory` to remove legacy mode branching
- Always use MCP architecture with automatic fallback to local client
- Added test infrastructure: `MockProvider` and `MockMcpClient` in test_utils
**Documentation:**
- Created comprehensive v0.x → v1.0 migration guide
- Added CHANGELOG_v1.0.md with detailed technical changes
- Documented common issues (cloud model 404s, timeouts, API key setup)
- Included rollback procedures and troubleshooting steps
**Testing:**
- All 29 tests passing
- Fixed agent tests to use new mock implementations
- Updated factory test to reflect new behavior
This completes the 10-phase migration plan documented in .agents/new_phases.md,
establishing Owlen as a production-ready MCP-only TUI application.
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Phase 10 "Cleanup & Production Polish" is now complete. All LLM
interactions now go through the Model Context Protocol (MCP), removing
direct provider dependencies from CLI/TUI.
## Major Changes
### MCP Architecture
- All providers (local and cloud Ollama) now use RemoteMcpClient
- Removed owlen-ollama dependency from owlen-tui
- MCP LLM server accepts OLLAMA_URL environment variable for cloud providers
- Proper notification handling for streaming responses
- Fixed response deserialization (McpToolResponse unwrapping)
### Code Cleanup
- Removed direct OllamaProvider instantiation from TUI
- Updated collect_models_from_all_providers() to use MCP for all providers
- Updated switch_provider() to use MCP with environment configuration
- Removed unused general config variable
### Documentation
- Added comprehensive MCP Architecture section to docs/architecture.md
- Documented MCP communication flow and cloud provider support
- Updated crate breakdown to reflect MCP servers
### Security & Performance
- Path traversal protection verified for all resource operations
- Process isolation via separate MCP server processes
- Tool permissions controlled via consent manager
- Clean release build of entire workspace verified
## Benefits of MCP Architecture
1. **Separation of Concerns**: TUI/CLI never directly instantiates providers
2. **Process Isolation**: LLM interactions run in separate processes
3. **Extensibility**: New providers can be added as MCP servers
4. **Multi-Transport**: Supports STDIO, HTTP, and WebSocket
5. **Tool Integration**: MCP servers expose tools to LLMs
This completes Phase 10 and establishes a clean, production-ready architecture
for future development.
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- Fix ACTION_INPUT regex to properly capture multiline JSON responses
- Changed from stopping at first newline to capturing all remaining text
- Resolves parsing errors when LLM generates formatted JSON with line breaks
- Enhance tool schemas with detailed descriptions and parameter specifications
- Add comprehensive Message schema for generate_text tool
- Clarify distinction between resources/get (file read) and resources/list (directory listing)
- Include clear usage guidance in tool descriptions
- Set default model to llama3.2:latest instead of invalid "ollama"
- Add parse error debugging to help troubleshoot LLM response issues
The agent infrastructure now correctly handles multiline tool arguments and
provides better guidance to LLMs through improved tool schemas. Remaining
errors are due to LLM quality (model making poor tool choices or generating
malformed responses), not infrastructure bugs.
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- Introduce `owlen-mcp-llm-server` crate with RPC handling, `generate_text` tool, model listing, and streaming notifications.
- Add `RpcNotification` struct and `MODELS_LIST` method to the MCP protocol.
- Update `owlen-core` to depend on `tokio-stream`.
- Adjust Ollama provider to omit empty `tools` field for compatibility.
- Enhance `RemoteMcpClient` to locate the renamed server binary, handle resource tools locally, and implement the `Provider` trait (model listing, chat, streaming, health check).
- Add new crate to workspace `Cargo.toml`.
- Added a `tool_output` color to the `Theme` struct.
- Updated all built-in themes to include the new color.
- Modified the TUI to use the `tool_output` color for rendering tool output.
- Added a `tool_output` color to the `Theme` struct.
- Updated all built-in themes to include the new color.
- Modified the TUI to use the `tool_output` color for rendering tool output.
- Added a `tool_output` color to the `Theme` struct.
- Updated all built-in themes to include the new color.
- Modified the TUI to use the `tool_output` color for rendering tool output.
Introduce the foundation for the Multi-Client Provider (MCP) architecture.
This phase includes:
- A new `McpClient` trait to abstract tool execution.
- A `LocalMcpClient` that executes tools in-process for backward compatibility ("legacy mode").
- A placeholder `RemoteMcpClient` for future development.
- An `McpMode` enum in the configuration (`mcp.mode`) to toggle between `legacy` and `enabled` modes, defaulting to `legacy`.
- Refactoring of `SessionController` to use the `McpClient` abstraction, decoupling it from the tool registry.
This lays the groundwork for routing tool calls to a remote MCP server in subsequent phases.
Adds consent management for tool execution, input validation, sandboxed process execution, and MCP server integration. Updates session management to support tool use, conversation persistence, and streaming responses.
Major additions:
- Database migrations for conversations and secure storage
- Encryption and credential management infrastructure
- Extensible tool system with code execution and web search
- Consent management and validation systems
- Sandboxed process execution
- MCP server integration
Infrastructure changes:
- Module registration and workspace dependencies
- ToolCall type and tool-related Message methods
- Privacy, security, and tool configuration structures
- Database-backed conversation persistence
- Tool call tracking in conversations
Provider and UI updates:
- Ollama provider updates for tool support and new Role types
- TUI chat and code app updates for async initialization
- CLI updates for new SessionController API
- Configuration documentation updates
- CHANGELOG updates
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Introduces a tool registry architecture with sandboxed code execution, web search capabilities, and consent-based permission management. Enables safe, pluggable LLM tool integration with schema validation.
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Implements AES-256-GCM encrypted storage and keyring-based credential management for securely handling API keys and sensitive data. Supports secure local storage and OS-native keychain integration.
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Introduces SQL schema for persistent conversation storage and encrypted secure items, supporting the new storage architecture for managing chat history and sensitive credentials.
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- Include detailed architecture overview in `docs/architecture.md`.
- Add `docs/configuration.md`, detailing configuration file structure and settings.
- Provide a step-by-step provider implementation guide in `docs/provider-implementation.md`.
- Add frequently asked questions (FAQ) document in `docs/faq.md`.
- Create `docs/migration-guide.md` for future breaking changes and version upgrades.
- Introduce new examples in `examples/` showcasing basic chat, custom providers, and theming.
- Add a changelog (`CHANGELOG.md`) for tracking significant changes.
- Provide contribution guidelines (`CONTRIBUTING.md`) and a Code of Conduct (`CODE_OF_CONDUCT.md`).
- Introduce multiple built-in themes (`default_dark`, `default_light`, `gruvbox`, `dracula`, `solarized`, `midnight-ocean`, `rose-pine`, `monokai`, `material-dark`, `material-light`).
- Implement theming system with customizable color schemes for all UI components in the TUI.
- Include documentation for themes in `themes/README.md`.
- Add fallback mechanisms for default themes in case of parsing errors.
- Support custom themes with overrides via configuration.
- Implement `StorageManager` for saving, loading, and managing sessions.
- Introduce platform-specific session directories for persistence.
- Add session browser UI for listing, loading, and deleting saved sessions.
- Enable AI-generated descriptions for session summaries.
- Update configurations to support storage settings and description generation.
- Extend README and tests to document and validate new functionality.
