JACoB PR for Issue Implement "Project Level Research" Feature for Onboarding New Projects #350
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Hello human! 👋 This PR was created by JACoB to address the issue Implement "Project Level Research" Feature for Onboarding New Projects Next Steps
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Summary:
Description
Enhance the onboarding process in JACoB by adding a new "Project Level Research" feature. When a new project is onboarded, the system should automatically generate detailed research questions and answers that address fundamental information about the codebase. This will help users gain a deeper understanding of the project they are working on.
Tasks
Update
research.tsin the Agent FolderIn the
/src/server/agent/research.tsfile, add an exported function.This function should:
researchQuestions.researchCodebasefunction for each question.In the new function within
research.ts, instead of referencing a specific GitHub issue, include hardcoded sentences to prompt the research. For example:Refine the phrasing to be professional and clear.
Expected Outcome
Upon onboarding a new project, the system should automatically generate research questions and answers based on the codebase.
The new function in
research.tsshould effectively utilizeresearchCodebaseto process each question.Users should receive comprehensive information about the codebase without manual intervention.
Notes
@jacob-ai-bot --skip-build
Plan:
Step 1: Edit
/src/server/agent/research.tsTask: Add Project Level Research Function to research.ts
Instructions:
In the
/src/server/agent/research.tsfile, create a new exported asynchronous function namedresearchProject. This function should accept two parameters: asourceMap(string) and an array ofcodebaseContextitems. Inside the function, import an array from /src/data/researchQuestions.ts calledresearchQuestions, an array of strings containing professionally phrased, hardcoded questions that will prompt detailed research and insights about the codebase (e.g., 'Provide an overview of the main functionalities of the codebase.'). Iterate over each question inresearchQuestions, and for each question, call theresearchCodebasefunction, passing the question and the necessary parameters (sourceMapandcodebaseContext). Ensure that the function does not reference any specific GitHub issue, as it is intended for general project-level research during onboarding.Exit Criteria:
The
researchProjectfunction is correctly implemented, accepts the required parameters, utilizes theresearchQuestionsarray to iterate over questions, callsresearchCodebasefor each question, and generates research answers without referencing a specific GitHub issue.