diff --git a/ProcessMaker/Ai/Handlers/LanguageTranslationHandler.php b/ProcessMaker/Ai/Handlers/LanguageTranslationHandler.php
index fda05562ff..c76af32094 100644
--- a/ProcessMaker/Ai/Handlers/LanguageTranslationHandler.php
+++ b/ProcessMaker/Ai/Handlers/LanguageTranslationHandler.php
@@ -39,6 +39,11 @@ public function setProcessId($processId)
$this->processId = $processId;
}
+ public function getPromptsPath()
+ {
+ return app_path() . '/Ai/Prompts/';
+ }
+
public function getPromptFile($type = null)
{
return file_get_contents($this->getPromptsPath() . 'language_translation_' . $type . '.md');
diff --git a/ProcessMaker/Ai/Handlers/NlqToCategoryHandler.php b/ProcessMaker/Ai/Handlers/NlqToCategoryHandler.php
deleted file mode 100644
index c89c17d1dd..0000000000
--- a/ProcessMaker/Ai/Handlers/NlqToCategoryHandler.php
+++ /dev/null
@@ -1,87 +0,0 @@
-config = [
- 'model' => 'text-davinci-003',
- 'max_tokens' => 20,
- 'temperature' => 0,
- 'top_p' => 1,
- 'n' => 1,
- 'frequency_penalty' => 0,
- 'presence_penalty' => 0,
- 'stop' => 'END_',
- ];
- }
-
- public function getPromptFile($type = null)
- {
- return file_get_contents($this->getPromptsPath() . 'nlq_to_category.md');
- }
-
- public function generatePrompt(String $type = null, String $question) : Object
- {
- $this->question = $question;
- $prompt = $this->getPromptFile($type);
- $prompt = $this->replaceQuestion($prompt, $question);
- $prompt = $this->replaceStopSequence($prompt);
- $prompt = $this->replaceDefaultType($prompt, $type);
-
- $this->config['prompt'] = $prompt;
-
- return $this;
- }
-
- public function execute()
- {
- $client = app(Client::class);
- $response = $client
- ->completions()
- ->create(array_merge($this->getConfig()));
-
- return $this->formatResponse($response);
- }
-
- private function formatResponse($response)
- {
- $result = ltrim($response->choices[0]->text);
-
- return [strtolower($result), $response->usage, $this->question];
- }
-
- public function replaceStopSequence($prompt)
- {
- $replaced = str_replace('{stopSequence}', $this->config['stop'] . " \n", $prompt);
-
- return $replaced;
- }
-
- public function replaceQuestion($prompt, $question)
- {
- $replaced = str_replace('{question}', $question . " \n", $prompt);
-
- return $replaced;
- }
-
- public function replaceWithCurrentYear($prompt)
- {
- $currentYearReplaced = str_replace('{currentYear}', date('Y'), $prompt);
- $pastYearReplaced = str_replace('{pastYear}', date('Y') - 1, $currentYearReplaced);
-
- return $pastYearReplaced;
- }
-
- public function replaceDefaultType($prompt, $type)
- {
- $replaced = str_replace('{type}', $type, $prompt);
-
- return $replaced;
- }
-}
diff --git a/ProcessMaker/Ai/Handlers/NlqToPmqlHandler.php b/ProcessMaker/Ai/Handlers/NlqToPmqlHandler.php
deleted file mode 100644
index 81d43b4dc3..0000000000
--- a/ProcessMaker/Ai/Handlers/NlqToPmqlHandler.php
+++ /dev/null
@@ -1,83 +0,0 @@
-config = [
- 'model' => 'text-davinci-003',
- 'max_tokens' => 1900,
- 'temperature' => 0,
- 'top_p' => 1,
- 'n' => 1,
- 'frequency_penalty' => 0,
- 'presence_penalty' => 0,
- 'stop' => 'END_',
- ];
- }
-
- public function getPromptFile($type = null)
- {
- return file_get_contents($this->getPromptsPath() . 'nlq_to_pmql_' . $type . '.md');
- }
-
- public function generatePrompt(String $type = null, String $question) : Object
- {
- $this->question = $question;
- $prompt = $this->getPromptFile($type);
- $prompt = $this->replaceQuestion($prompt, $question);
- $prompt = $this->replaceStopSequence($prompt);
- $prompt = $this->replaceWithCurrentYear($prompt);
-
- $this->config['prompt'] = $prompt;
-
- return $this;
- }
-
- public function execute()
- {
- $client = app(Client::class);
- $response = $client
- ->completions()
- ->create(array_merge($this->getConfig()));
-
- return $this->formatResponse($response);
- }
-
- private function formatResponse($response)
- {
- $result = ltrim($response->choices[0]->text);
- $result = explode('Question:', $result)[0];
- $result = rtrim(rtrim(str_replace("\n", '', $result)));
- $result = str_replace('\'', '', $result);
-
- return [$result, $response->usage, $this->question];
- }
-
- public function replaceStopSequence($prompt)
- {
- $replaced = str_replace('{stopSequence}', $this->config['stop'] . " \n", $prompt);
-
- return $replaced;
- }
-
- public function replaceQuestion($prompt, $question)
- {
- $replaced = str_replace('{question}', $question . " \n", $prompt);
-
- return $replaced;
- }
-
- public function replaceWithCurrentYear($prompt)
- {
- $currentYearReplaced = str_replace('{currentYear}', date('Y'), $prompt);
- $pastYearReplaced = str_replace('{pastYear}', date('Y') - 1, $currentYearReplaced);
-
- return $pastYearReplaced;
- }
-}
diff --git a/ProcessMaker/Ai/Handlers/OpenAiHandler.php b/ProcessMaker/Ai/Handlers/OpenAiHandler.php
index d7dea95e2c..876f9c6fac 100644
--- a/ProcessMaker/Ai/Handlers/OpenAiHandler.php
+++ b/ProcessMaker/Ai/Handlers/OpenAiHandler.php
@@ -15,14 +15,14 @@ public function __construct()
{
}
- public function getPromptsPath()
+ public function getConfig()
{
- return app_path() . '/Ai/Prompts/';
+ return $this->config;
}
- public function getConfig()
+ public function getQuestion()
{
- return $this->config;
+ return $this->question;
}
public function setModel(String $model)
@@ -65,16 +65,6 @@ public function setPresencePenalty(float $presencePenalty)
$this->config['presence_penalty'] = $presencePenalty;
}
- public function saveResponse(string $type, string $response)
- {
- $aiSearch = new AiSearch();
- $aiSearch->type = $type;
- $aiSearch->search = $this->question;
- $aiSearch->response = $response;
- $aiSearch->user_id = \Auth::user()->id;
- $aiSearch->save();
- }
-
abstract public function getPromptFile($type = null);
abstract public function generatePrompt(String $type = null, String $description);
diff --git a/ProcessMaker/Ai/Prompts/nlq_to_category.md b/ProcessMaker/Ai/Prompts/nlq_to_category.md
deleted file mode 100644
index 9d92a27166..0000000000
--- a/ProcessMaker/Ai/Prompts/nlq_to_category.md
+++ /dev/null
@@ -1,16 +0,0 @@
-You are a classification AI that can return one of the following categories in lower case. If can't fit in some of the following 4 categories please return {type}:
-requests, tasks, collections, processes.
-
-I will feed you with some examples and you are going to return a category according with the list below.
-
-Examples:
-Question: Show me all the requests that are greater than 1
-Response: requests
-Question: Show the tasks assigned to me
-Response: tasks
-Question: Return the last processes that starts with P
-Response: processes
-Question: Return all the collections where age greater than 30
-Response: collections
-Question: {question}
-Response: {stopSequence}
\ No newline at end of file
diff --git a/ProcessMaker/Ai/Prompts/nlq_to_pmql_collections.md b/ProcessMaker/Ai/Prompts/nlq_to_pmql_collections.md
deleted file mode 100644
index ee10914659..0000000000
--- a/ProcessMaker/Ai/Prompts/nlq_to_pmql_collections.md
+++ /dev/null
@@ -1,91 +0,0 @@
-For the rest of this conversation, I will feed you search queries. Using those queries, generate a PMQL query code based on the context below. Should not be creative, and you should use the syntax and operators that I describe below. If you determine the intent is to perform a fulltext search, the PMQL should search the "fulltext" field for the provided input. If the intent is to perform a complex query, use the PMQL to do so. If all else fails, fallback to the fulltext search behavior.
-###
-Contexts:
-ProcessMaker Query Language (PMQL) is a custom language to search ProcessMaker data. Use PMQL to find collection records information.
-##
-Collection records Data Type can use the following PMQL properties: created, id, modified, fulltext.
-Data types never can be used with the prefix 'data.'
-##
-The NOW keyword represents the current datetime. Use the NOW keyword in PMQL search queries to find records in the following ways: second, minute, hour, day.
-Perform arithmetic operations on dates by using the following syntax: 'date operator + or -number interval'
-where date represents the date, operator represents the comparative operator, + or - represents the addition or subtraction (respectively) from the date, number represents the number to add or subtract from the date, interval is the interval of time.
-##
-Examples
-Question: Find records associated with customer with firstname that begin with P
-Response: 'data.firstname LIKE "P%"'
-Question: Find records with statuses that start with c
-Response: 'data.status LIKE "c%"'
-Question: Find all rows that name begin with T
-Response: 'data.name LIKE "T%"'
-Question: Find all rows where the last name begin with P and have exactly 5 characters following
-Response: 'data.lastname LIKE "P____"'
-Question: Find all records that job_title begins with T and have exactly 3 characters following
-Response: 'data.job_title LIKE "T___"'
-Question: Find all records that job_title begins with T and have exactly 3 characters following case not sensitive.
-Response: 'lower(data.job_title) LIKE "t___"'
-Question: Find both persons in collection data based on the string company
-Response: 'data.Personal LIKE "%company%"'
-Question: Show me the records where job_title begins with T case insensitive.
-Response: 'lower(data.job_title) LIKE "t%"'
-Question: Show me the list where job_title starts with Prod or job_title starts with Proj ignore case sensitive.
-Response: 'lower(data.job_title) LIKE "prod%" OR lower(data.job_title) LIKE "proj%"'
-Question: Find for completed or erroneous statuses where the day of birthday is not {currentYear}-07-01 or {currentYear}-05-01
-Response: '(data.status IN ["Completed", "Error"]) AND data.day_of_birthday NOT IN ["{currentYear}-07-01", "{currentYear}-05-01"]'
-Question: Find for Jhon or Agustin firstname where the age is 23 or 33 years
-Response: '(data.firstname IN ["Jhon", "Agustin"]) AND (data.date IN ["23", "33"])'
-Question: Find for Software Engineer or Human Resource Specialist job titles in the collection where the participant is admin or Melissa. The last modified is equal or major to {currentYear}-07-01 00:00:00
-Response: '(data.participant IN ["admin", "Melissa"]) AND (data.job_title NOT IN ["Software Engineer", "Human Resource Specialist"]) AND (modified >= "{currentYear}-07-01 00:00:00")'
-Question: Find all the records with name ProcessName that day of birthday is not more than two (2) days old
-Response: '(data.day_of_birthday > NOW -2 day) AND (data.name = "ProcessName")'
-Question: Find all the records where day of birthday is between 2002-01-01 and {currentYear}-03-07
-Response: '(data.day_of_birthday >= 2002-01-01) AND (data.day_of_birthday <= {currentYear}-03-07)'
-Question: Show me all the records for the task "Fill user data"
-Response: '(data.task = "Fill user data")'
-Question: Generate a PMQL to return all the records for credits upper to 1200
-Response: '(data.credits > 1200)'
-Question: Show me all the invoices where the total is over than 4000 usd for the product item hammer
-Response: '(data.total > 4000) AND (data.item.product = "hammer")'
-Question: Show me all the records where item name is hammer or screwdriver and was payed'
-Response: '((data.item.name = "hammer") OR (data.item.name = "screwdriver")) AND (data.status = "Payed")'
-Question: Return all records
-Response: 'id >= 0'
-Question: Show all for the last week.
-Response: 'modified > NOW -7 day'
-Question: Show all for the last 2 weeks.
-Response: 'modified > NOW -14 day'
-Question: Show all for the last month.
-Response: 'modified > NOW -30 day'
-Question: Show all for the last 2 months.
-Response: 'modified > NOW -60 day'
-Question: Return all records where total greater than 120 created in the first week of March. If you are in {currentYear} use {currentYear} if you are in another year use that year.
-Response: '(data.total > 120) AND (created >= "{currentYear}-03-01 00:00:00") AND (created < "{currentYear}-03-07 00:00:00")'
-Question: Return all records where total greater than 120 created in the first week of March of past year.
-Response: '(data.total > 120) AND (created >= "{pastYear}-03-01 00:00:00") AND (created < "{pastYear}-03-07 00:00:00")'
-Question: Show me records that created more than a week ago and were modified within the last two days.
-Response: '(created >= NOW -7 day) AND (modified <= NOW -2 day)'
-Question: Jhon
-Response: '(fulltext LIKE "%Jhon%")'
-Question: Mc Callister
-Response: '(fulltext LIKE "%Mc Callister%")'
-Question: 3
-Response: '(fulltext LIKE "%3%")'
-Question: 51
-Response: '(fulltext LIKE "%51%")'
-Question: 31 years
-Response: '(fulltext LIKE "%31 years%")'
-Question: Employee
-Response: '(fulltext LIKE "%Employee%")'
-Question: show me all where firstname is Jhon
-Response: 'data.firstname = "Jhon"'
-Question: Show me all where firstname starts with Jhon for the collection persons
-Response: '
-{
- "pmql": "(data.firstname LIKE \"Jhon%\")",
- "collectionName": "persons"
-}
-'
-Question: {currentYear}-09-03
-Response: '(fulltext LIKE "%{currentYear}-09-03%")'{stopSequence}
-Question: {question}
-{stopSequence}
-Response:
\ No newline at end of file
diff --git a/ProcessMaker/Ai/Prompts/nlq_to_pmql_collections_w_mustaches.md b/ProcessMaker/Ai/Prompts/nlq_to_pmql_collections_w_mustaches.md
deleted file mode 100644
index b9c7c37baa..0000000000
--- a/ProcessMaker/Ai/Prompts/nlq_to_pmql_collections_w_mustaches.md
+++ /dev/null
@@ -1,99 +0,0 @@
-For the rest of this conversation, I will feed you search queries. Using those queries, generate a PMQL query code based on the context below. Should not be creative, and you should use the syntax and operators that I describe below. If you determine the intent is to perform a fulltext search, the PMQL should search the "fulltext" field for the provided input. If the intent is to perform a complex query, use the PMQL to do so. If all else fails, fallback to the fulltext search behavior.
-###
-Contexts:
-ProcessMaker Query Language (PMQL) is a custom language to search ProcessMaker data. Use PMQL to find collection records information.
-##
-Collection records Data Type can use the following PMQL properties: created, id, modified, fulltext.
-Data types never can be used with the prefix 'data.'
-##
-The NOW keyword represents the current datetime. Use the NOW keyword in PMQL search queries to find records in the following ways: second, minute, hour, day.
-Perform arithmetic operations on dates by using the following syntax: 'date operator + or -number interval'
-where date represents the date, operator represents the comparative operator, + or - represents the addition or subtraction (respectively) from the date, number represents the number to add or subtract from the date, interval is the interval of time.
-##
-Examples
-Question: Show records where "country" is equal to selectlist "selectedCountry"
-Response: 'data.country = "{{ selectedCountry }}"'
-Question: Show records where "country" is equal to select list "selectedCountry"
-Response: 'data.country = "{{ selectedCountry }}"'
-Question: Show records where "country" is equal to variable "selectedCountry"
-Response: 'data.country = "{{ selectedCountry }}"'
-Question: Show all where "league" is "selectedLeague" variable and "state" is "state" variable
-Response: 'data.league = "{{ selectedLeague }}" AND data.state = "{{ state }}"'
-Question: Find records associated with customer with firstname that begin with P
-Response: 'data.firstname LIKE "P%"'
-Question: Find records with statuses that start with c
-Response: 'data.status LIKE "c%"'
-Question: Find all rows that name begin with T
-Response: 'data.name LIKE "T%"'
-Question: Find all rows where the last name begin with P and have exactly 5 characters following
-Response: 'data.lastname LIKE "P____"'
-Question: Find all records that job_title begins with T and have exactly 3 characters following
-Response: 'data.job_title LIKE "T___"'
-Question: Find all records that job_title begins with T and have exactly 3 characters following case not sensitive.
-Response: 'lower(data.job_title) LIKE "t___"'
-Question: Find both persons in collection data based on the string company
-Response: 'data.Personal LIKE "%company%"'
-Question: Show me the records where job_title begins with T case insensitive.
-Response: 'lower(data.job_title) LIKE "t%"'
-Question: Show me the list where job_title starts with Prod or job_title starts with Proj ignore case sensitive.
-Response: 'lower(data.job_title) LIKE "prod%" OR lower(data.job_title) LIKE "proj%"'
-Question: Find for completed or erroneous statuses where the day of birthday is not {currentYear}-07-01 or {currentYear}-05-01
-Response: '(data.status IN ["Completed", "Error"]) AND data.day_of_birthday NOT IN ["{currentYear}-07-01", "{currentYear}-05-01"]'
-Question: Find for Jhon or Agustin firstname where the age is 23 or 33 years
-Response: '(data.firstname IN ["Jhon", "Agustin"]) AND (data.date IN ["23", "33"])'
-Question: Find for Software Engineer or Human Resource Specialist job titles in the collection where the participant is admin or Melissa. The last modified is equal or major to {currentYear}-07-01 00:00:00
-Response: '(data.participant IN ["admin", "Melissa"]) AND (data.job_title NOT IN ["Software Engineer", "Human Resource Specialist"]) AND (modified >= "{currentYear}-07-01 00:00:00")'
-Question: Find all the records with name ProcessName that day of birthday is not more than two (2) days old
-Response: '(data.day_of_birthday > NOW -2 day) AND (data.name = "ProcessName")'
-Question: Find all the records where day of birthday is between 2002-01-01 and {currentYear}-03-07
-Response: '(data.day_of_birthday >= 2002-01-01) AND (data.day_of_birthday <= {currentYear}-03-07)'
-Question: Show me all the records for the task "Fill user data"
-Response: '(data.task = "Fill user data")'
-Question: Generate a PMQL to return all the records for credits upper to 1200
-Response: '(data.credits > 1200)'
-Question: Show me all the invoices where the total is over than 4000 usd for the product item hammer
-Response: '(data.total > 4000) AND (data.item.product = "hammer")'
-Question: Show me all the records where item name is hammer or screwdriver and was payed'
-Response: '((data.item.name = "hammer") OR (data.item.name = "screwdriver")) AND (data.status = "Payed")'
-Question: Return all records
-Response: 'id >= 0'
-Question: Show all for the last week.
-Response: 'modified > NOW -7 day'
-Question: Show all for the last 2 weeks.
-Response: 'modified > NOW -14 day'
-Question: Show all for the last month.
-Response: 'modified > NOW -30 day'
-Question: Show all for the last 2 months.
-Response: 'modified > NOW -60 day'
-Question: Return all records where total greater than 120 created in the first week of March. If you are in {currentYear} use {currentYear} if you are in another year use that year.
-Response: '(data.total > 120) AND (created >= "{currentYear}-03-01 00:00:00") AND (created < "{currentYear}-03-07 00:00:00")'
-Question: Return all records where total greater than 120 created in the first week of March of past year.
-Response: '(data.total > 120) AND (created >= "{pastYear}-03-01 00:00:00") AND (created < "{pastYear}-03-07 00:00:00")'
-Question: Show me records that created more than a week ago and were modified within the last two days.
-Response: '(created >= NOW -7 day) AND (modified <= NOW -2 day)'
-Question: Jhon
-Response: '(fulltext LIKE "%Jhon%")'
-Question: Mc Callister
-Response: '(fulltext LIKE "%Mc Callister%")'
-Question: 3
-Response: '(fulltext LIKE "%3%")'
-Question: 51
-Response: '(fulltext LIKE "%51%")'
-Question: 31 years
-Response: '(fulltext LIKE "%31 years%")'
-Question: Employee
-Response: '(fulltext LIKE "%Employee%")'
-Question: show me all where firstname is Jhon
-Response: 'data.firstname = "Jhon"'
-Question: Show me all where firstname starts with Jhon for the collection persons
-Response: '
-{
- "pmql": "(data.firstname LIKE \"Jhon%\")",
- "collectionName": "persons"
-}
-'
-Question: {currentYear}-09-03
-Response: '(fulltext LIKE "%{currentYear}-09-03%")'{stopSequence}
-Question: {question}
-{stopSequence}
-Response:
\ No newline at end of file
diff --git a/ProcessMaker/Ai/Prompts/nlq_to_pmql_processes.md b/ProcessMaker/Ai/Prompts/nlq_to_pmql_processes.md
deleted file mode 100644
index 187e85dd77..0000000000
--- a/ProcessMaker/Ai/Prompts/nlq_to_pmql_processes.md
+++ /dev/null
@@ -1,54 +0,0 @@
-For the rest of this conversation, I will feed you search queries. Using those queries, generate a PMQL query code based on the context below. Should not be creative, and you should use the syntax and operators that I describe below. If you determine the intent is to perform a fulltext search, the PMQL should search the "fulltext" field for the provided input. If the intent is to perform a complex query, use the PMQL to do so. If all else fails, fallback to the fulltext search behavior.
-###
-Contexts:
-ProcessMaker Query Language (PMQL) is a custom language to search ProcessMaker data. Use PMQL to find Processes information.
-##
-Request Data Type can use the following PMQL properties: process, name, status, fulltext.
-Data types never can be used with the prefix 'data.'
-##
-The NOW keyword represents the current datetime. Use the NOW keyword in PMQL search queries to find records in the following ways: second, minute, hour, day.
-Perform arithmetic operations on dates by using the following syntax: 'date operator + or -number interval'
-where date represents the date, operator represents the comparative operator, + or - represents the addition or subtraction (respectively) from the date, number represents the number to add or subtract from the date, interval is the interval of time.
-##
-Examples
-Question: Show me all the process.
-Response: 'id > 0'
-Question: Show me the process Leave of absence.
-Response: 'process = "Leave of absence"'
-Question: Show me the processes that contains the word Leave of absence.
-Response: 'process LIKE "%Leave of absence%"'
-Question: Show me the processes that contains the word leave of absence case insensitive.
-Response: 'lower(process)LIKE "%leave of absence%"'
-Question: Show me the processes where name starts with proc or name starts with form ignore case sensitive.
-Response: 'lower(process) LIKE "proc%" OR lower(process) LIKE "form%"'
-Question: Show me the processes where name contains proc or name starts with form ignore case sensitive.
-Response: 'lower(process) LIKE "%proc%" OR lower(process) LIKE "form%"'
-Question: Find processes that begin with P
-Response: 'process LIKE "P%"'
-Question: Find processes where status is active
-Response: 'status = "ACTIVE"'
-Question: Find active processes
-Response: 'status = "ACTIVE"'
-Question: Find inactive processes
-Response: 'status = "ARCHIVED"'
-Question: Find all processes where begin with A and have exactly 5 characters following'
-Response: 'process LIKE "A____"'
-Question: Find processes that begin with T and have exactly 3 characters following'
-Response: 'process LIKE "T___"'
-Question: 'Find for active processes where the name is form or my process
-Response: '(status = ACTIVE") AND (process IN ["form", "my process"])
-Question: Jhon
-Response: '(fulltext LIKE "%Jhon%")'
-Question: My test process
-Response: '(fulltext LIKE "%My test process%")'
-Question: Completed
-Response: '(fulltext LIKE "%Completed%")'
-Question: 56
-Response: '(fulltext LIKE "%56%")'
-Question: 188
-Response: '(fulltext LIKE "%188%")'
-Question: Leave of absence
-Response: '(fulltext LIKE "%Leave of absence%")'{stopSequence}
-Question: {question}
-{stopSequence}
-Response:
diff --git a/ProcessMaker/Ai/Prompts/nlq_to_pmql_requests.md b/ProcessMaker/Ai/Prompts/nlq_to_pmql_requests.md
deleted file mode 100644
index 705ec4669d..0000000000
--- a/ProcessMaker/Ai/Prompts/nlq_to_pmql_requests.md
+++ /dev/null
@@ -1,90 +0,0 @@
-For the rest of this conversation, I will feed you search queries. Using those queries, generate a PMQL query code based on the context below. Should not be creative, and you should use the syntax and operators that I describe below. If you determine the intent is to perform a fulltext search, the PMQL should search the "fulltext" field for the provided input. If the intent is to perform a complex query, use the PMQL to do so. If all else fails, fallback to the fulltext search behavior.
-###
-Contexts:
-ProcessMaker Query Language (PMQL) is a custom language to search ProcessMaker data. Use PMQL to find Requests information.
-##
-Request Data Type can use the following PMQL properties: completed, created, id, modified, participant, request, requester, started, status, process_id, fulltext.
-Data types never can be used with the prefix 'data.'
-##
-The NOW keyword represents the current datetime. Use the NOW keyword in PMQL search queries to find records in the following ways: second, minute, hour, day.
-Perform arithmetic operations on dates by using the following syntax: 'date operator + or -number interval'
-where date represents the date, operator represents the comparative operator, + or - represents the addition or subtraction (respectively) from the date, number represents the number to add or subtract from the date, interval is the interval of time.
-##
-Examples
-Question: Show me the requests for product owner job_title case insensitive.
-Response: 'lower(data.job_title) = "product owner"'
-Question: Show me the requests where job_title starts with prod or job_title starts with proj ignore case sensitive.
-Response: 'lower(data.job_title) LIKE "prod%" OR lower(data.job_title) LIKE "proj%"'
-Question: Find requests associated with all Processes that begin with P
-Response: 'request LIKE "P%"'
-Question: Find requests where status starts with c
-Response: 'status LIKE "c%"'
-Question: Find all values from requests that begin with Ca and those that match three following characters in the last_name Request variable
-Response: 'data.last_name LIKE "Ca%"'
-Question: Find all requests where requester begin with A and have exactly 5 characters following'
-Response: 'requester LIKE "A____"'
-Question: Find all requests that begin with T and have exactly 3 characters following'
-Response: 'request LIKE "T___"'
-Question: Find both persons in Request data based on the string company
-Response: 'data.Personal LIKE "%company%"'
-Question: Find for completed or erroneous Tasks where the Request Date is not {currentYear}-07-01 or {currentYear}-05-01
-Response: '(status IN ["Completed", "Error"]) AND data.date NOT IN ["{currentYear}-07-01", "{currentYear}-05-01"]'
-Question: 'Find for completed or erroneous Requests where the Request Date is {currentYear}-07-01 or {currentYear}-05-01'
-Response: '(status IN ["Completed", "Error"]) AND data.date IN ["{currentYear}-07-01", "{currentYear}-05-01"]'
-Question: Find for completed or in progress Requests where the participant is admin or Melissa. The last modified is equal or major to {currentYear}-07-01 00:00:00
-Response: 'participant IN ["admin", "Melissa"] AND status NOT IN ["Completed", "In Progress"] AND modified >= "{currentYear}-07-01 00:00:00"'
-Question: Find Requests for ProcessName that are not more than two (2) days old
-Response: '(modified > NOW -2 day) AND (request = "ProcessName")'
-Question: Show all the requests for ProcessName
-Response: '(request = "ProcessName")'
-Question: Show all the requests for Leave of absence
-Response: '(request = "Leave of absence")'
-Question: Show all the requests for the process Leave of absence
-Response: '(request = "Leave of absence")'
-Question: Find Requests from ProcessName in which its Request participants are 25 years old or younger by only having their date of birth in a Request variable called DOB. Note to calculate the date of birth you need to subtract 9125 days from the current datetime (365 * 25 = 9125)
-Response: '(data.DOB > NOW -9125 day) AND (request = "ProcessName")'
-Question: Show me all the requests that are opened
-Response: '(status = "In Progress")'
-Question: Show me all the requests for requester Admin
-Response: '(requester = "Admin")'
-Question: Generate a PMQL to return all the requests for the requester Admin
-Response: '(requester = "Admin")'
-Question: Generate a PMQL query to return all the requests for the requester Admin and with a score greater than 10
-Response: '(requester = "Admin") AND (data.score > 10)'
-Question: Generate a PMQL query to return all the requests for the requesters that start with P and with a score greater than 10 for the last 5 days'
-Response: '(requester LIKE "P%") AND (data.score > 10) AND (modified > NOW -5 day)
-Question: Generate a PMQL query to return all the requests for the requesters that start with P and with a score greater than 10 for the last 5 days
-Response: '(requester LIKE "P%") AND (data.score > 10) AND (modified > NOW -5 day)'
-Question: Generate a PMQL query to return all the requests where last name starts with D and first name equals to Jhon for the last 12 minutes or the status is active
-Response: '(data.last_name LIKE "D%") AND (data.first_name = "Jhon") AND (modified > NOW -12 minute) OR (status = "ACTIVE")'
-Question: Return all the requests
-Response: 'id >= 0'
-Question: Show all for the last week.
-Response: 'modified > NOW -7 day'
-Question: Show all for the last 2 weeks.
-Response: 'modified > NOW -14 day'
-Question: Show all for the last month.
-Response: 'modified > NOW -30 day'
-Question: Show all for the last 2 months.
-Response: 'modified > NOW -60 day'
-Question: Return requests that are in progress started in the first week of March. If you are in {currentYear} use {currentYear} if you are in another year use that year.
-Response: '(status = "In Progress") AND (started >= "{currentYear}-03-01 00:00:00") AND (started < "{currentYear}-03-07 00:00:00")'
-Question: Return requests that are in progress started in the first week of March of past year.
-Response: '(status = "In Progress") AND (started >= "{pastYear}-03-01 00:00:00") AND (started < "{pastYear}-03-07 00:00:00")'
-Question: Show me requests from my processes that started more than a week ago and were modified within the last two days.
-Response: '(started >= NOW -7 day) AND (modified <= NOW -2 day)'
-Question: Jhon
-Response: '(fulltext LIKE "%Jhon%")'
-Question: My test process
-Response: '(fulltext LIKE "%My test process%")'
-Question: Completed
-Response: '(fulltext LIKE "%Completed%")'
-Question: 56
-Response: '(fulltext LIKE "%56%")'
-Question: 188
-Response: '(fulltext LIKE "%188%")'
-Question: Leave of absence
-Response: '(fulltext LIKE "%Leave of absence%")'{stopSequence}
-Question: {question}
-{stopSequence}
-Response:
diff --git a/ProcessMaker/Ai/Prompts/nlq_to_pmql_security_logs.md b/ProcessMaker/Ai/Prompts/nlq_to_pmql_security_logs.md
deleted file mode 100644
index 985fada852..0000000000
--- a/ProcessMaker/Ai/Prompts/nlq_to_pmql_security_logs.md
+++ /dev/null
@@ -1,109 +0,0 @@
-For the rest of this conversation, I will feed you search queries. Using those queries, generate a PMQL query code based on the context below. Should not be creative, and you should use the syntax and operators that I describe below. If you determine the intent is to perform a fulltext search, the PMQL should search the "fulltext" field for the provided input. If the intent is to perform a complex query, use the PMQL to do so. If all else fails, fallback to the fulltext search behavior.
-###
-Contexts:
-ProcessMaker Query Language (PMQL) is a custom language to search ProcessMaker data. Use PMQL to find security logs information.
-##
-Security Logs Data Type can use the following PMQL properties: event, ip, meta, user_id, ocurred_at, fulltext.
-Data types never can be used with the prefix 'data.'
-##
-The NOW keyword represents the current datetime. Use the NOW keyword in PMQL search queries to find records in the following ways: second, minute, hour, day.
-Perform arithmetic operations on dates by using the following syntax: 'date operator + or -number interval'
-where date represents the date, operator represents the comparative operator, + or - represents the addition or subtraction (respectively) from the date, number represents the number to add or subtract from the date, interval is the interval of time.
-##
-Examples
-Question: Find all logs that begin with T
-Response: 'event LIKE "T%"'
-Question: Get all logs where the events begin with P and have exactly 5 characters following
-Response: 'event LIKE "P_____"'
-Question: Get all that begin with T and have exactly 3 characters following
-Response: 'event LIKE "T___"'
-Question: Find logs that starts with Lo
-Response: 'event LIKE "Lo%"'
-Question: Find events that contains the word port
-Response: 'event LIKE "%port%"'
-Question: Find logs that begin with Ca
-Response: 'event LIKE "Ca%"'
-Question: Find logs where os begin with O
-Response: 'meta.os.name LIKE "O%"'
-Question: Find logs where operating system begin with O
-Response: 'meta.os.name LIKE "O%"'
-Question: Find logs where os version begin with Ca
-Response: 'meta.os.version LIKE "O%"'
-Question: Find logs where browser ends with chrome
-Response: 'meta.browser.name LIKE "%Chrome"'
-Question: Find logs where user agent contains Mozilla
-Response: 'meta.user_agent LIKE "%Mozilla%"'
-Question: Find all logs that ip begins with 194.0 and have exactly 6 characters following
-Response: 'ip LIKE "194.0______"'
-Question: Find all logs that ip ends with .244 and have exactly 11 characters'
-Response: 'ip LIKE "_______.244"'
-Question: Find all records where helper contains this is an example'
-Question: Find events that browser are in Mozilla or Chrome
-Response: 'meta.browser.name IN ["Mozilla", "Chrome"]'
-Question: Find logs where the event is Login or Logout
-Response: '(event IN ["login", "logout"])'
-Question Show the login logs that are not more than two (2) days old
-Response: '(occurred_at < NOW -2 day) AND (event = "login")'
-Question: Show me the events for the last 5 days
-Response: 'occurred_at > NOW -5 day'
-Question: Show me the login logs for the last 3 days
-Response: '(event = "login") AND (occurred_at > NOW -5 day)'
-Question: Show me the logs for the event login for the last 4 days
-Response: '(event = "login") AND (occurred_at > NOW -4 day)'
-Question: Find events where event is Login
-Response: 'event = "login"'
-Question: Find logout events
-Response: 'event = "logout"'
-Question: Find logout logs
-Response: 'event = "logout"'
-Question: Show me the logs that start with Lo and browser are Mozilla or Chrome
-Response: '(event LIKE "lo%") AND (meta.browser.name IN ["Mozilla", "Chrome"])'
-Question: Show me the logs that start with Lo and browser are Mozilla or Chrome and ip ends with 255.12
-Response: '(event LIKE "lo%") AND (meta.browser.name IN ["Mozilla", "Chrome"]) AND (ip LIKE "%255.12")'
-Question: Show me the logs for ip 127.0.0.1
-Response: 'ip = "127.0.0.1"'
-Question: Show me the logs for Windows os
-Response: 'meta.os.name = "Windows"'
-Question: Show me the logs for chrome browser and Mozilla
-Response: 'meta.browser.name IN ["Chrome", "Mozilla"]'
-Question: Show me the logs for chrome browser and Mozilla where operating system Windows
-Response: '(meta.browser.name IN ["Chrome", "Mozilla"]) AND (meta.os.name = "Windows")'
-Question: Show me the events that starts with 'Lo' for chrome browser and Mozilla where operating system Windows
-Response: '(event LIKE "lo%") AND (meta.browser.name IN ["Chrome", "Mozilla"]) AND (meta.os.name = "Windows")'
-Question: Show me the login events
-Response: 'event = "login"'
-Question: Return the login events for Mozilla and Chrome browsers
-Response: '(event = "login") AND (meta.browser.name IN ["Mozilla", "Chrome"])'
-Question: Get all the events that starts with Lo or Log for the browsers Safari and Chrome
-Response: '((event LIKE "lo%") OR (event LIKE "log%")) AND (meta.browser.name IN ["Chrome", "Safari"])'
-Question: Show me the events for Chrome browser and OS X os for the last 2 days
-Response: '(meta.browser.name = "Chrome") AND (meta.os.name = "OS X") AND (occurred_at > NOW -2 day)'
-Question: Show all for the last week.
-Response: 'occurred_at > NOW -7 day'
-Question: Show all for the last 2 weeks.
-Response: 'occurred_at > NOW -14 day'
-Question: Show all for the last month.
-Response: 'occurred_at > NOW -30 day'
-Question: Show all for the last 2 months.
-Response: 'occurred_at > NOW -60 day'
-Question: Return all where created in the first week of March. If you are in {currentDate} use {currentDate} if you are in another year use that year.
-Response: '(occurred_at >= "{currentYear}-03-01 00:00:00") AND (occurred_at < "{currentYear}-03-07 00:00:00")'
-Question: Return all records for the first week of March of past year.
-Response: '(occurred_at >= "{pastYear}-03-01 00:00:00") AND (occurred_at < "{pastYear}-03-07 00:00:00")'
-Question: Show me all events that created more than a week ago and were ocurred at within the last two days.
-Response: '(ocurred_at >= NOW -7 day) AND (ocurred_at <= NOW -2 day)'
-Question: Login
-Response: '(fulltext LIKE "%Login%")'
-Question: Logout
-Response: '(fulltext LIKE "%Logout%")'
-Question: 127.0.0.1
-Response: '(fulltext LIKE "%127.0.0.1%")'
-Question: Chrome
-Response: '(fulltext LIKE "%Chrome%")'
-Question: OS X
-Response: '(fulltext LIKE "%OS X%")'
-Question: SSL Certificate
-Response: '(fulltext LIKE "%SSL Certificate%")'{stopSequence}
-Question: {question}
-{stopSequence}
-Response:
\ No newline at end of file
diff --git a/ProcessMaker/Ai/Prompts/nlq_to_pmql_settings.md b/ProcessMaker/Ai/Prompts/nlq_to_pmql_settings.md
deleted file mode 100644
index 9dae63320e..0000000000
--- a/ProcessMaker/Ai/Prompts/nlq_to_pmql_settings.md
+++ /dev/null
@@ -1,61 +0,0 @@
-For the rest of this conversation, I will feed you search queries. Using those queries, generate a PMQL query code based on the context below. Should not be creative, and you should use the syntax and operators that I describe below. If you determine the intent is to perform a fulltext search, the PMQL should search the "fulltext" field for the provided input. If the intent is to perform a complex query, use the PMQL to do so. If all else fails, fallback to the fulltext search behavior.
-###
-Contexts:
-ProcessMaker Query Language (PMQL) is a custom language to search ProcessMaker data. Use PMQL to find settings information.
-##
-Settings Data Type can use the following PMQL properties: event, ip, meta, user_id, ocurred_at, fulltext.
-Data types never can be used with the prefix 'data.'
-##
-The NOW keyword represents the current datetime. Use the NOW keyword in PMQL search queries to find records in the following ways: second, minute, hour, day.
-Perform arithmetic operations on dates by using the following syntax: 'date operator + or -number interval'
-where date represents the date, operator represents the comparative operator, + or - represents the addition or subtraction (respectively) from the date, number represents the number to add or subtract from the date, interval is the interval of time.
-##
-If I ask to 'find settings that start with...' or 'show settings for...' you should use the column name by default.
-##
-##
-Examples
-Question: Find settings that starts with IMAP
-Response: 'name LIKE "IMAP%"'
-Question: Find settings that helper contains the word port
-Response: 'helper LIKE "%port%"'
-Question: Find setting that begin with Ca and those that match three following characters
-Response: 'name LIKE "Ca%"'
-Question: Find all settings that ends with port
-Response: 'name LIKE "%port"'
-Question: Find all settings that config contains google
-Response: 'config LIKE "%google%"'
-Question: Find all settings where the name begins with P and have exactly 5 characters
-Response: 'name LIKE "P____"'
-Question: Find all settings that helper begins with T and have exactly 3 characters following
-Response: 'helper LIKE "T___"'
-Question: Find settings that config are in port or server
-Response: 'config IN ["port", "server"]'
-Question: Find settings where the name is IMAP server or Pop server
-Response: '(name IN ["IMAP server", "Pop server"])'
-Question: Find settings that start with IMAP
-Response: 'name LIKE "IMAP%'
-Question: Show me the settings that start with IMAP
-Response: '(name LIKE "IMAP%")'
-Question: Find settings that starts with IMAP
-Response:'name LIKE "IMAP%"'
-Question: Find settings where name starts with IMAP
-Response:'name LIKE "IMAP%"'
-Question: Find settings for IMAP
-Response:'name LIKE "IMAP%"'
-Question: Find settings that starts with IMAP and id less than 5
-Response:'(name LIKE "IMAP%") AND (id < 5)'
-Question: IMAP Server
-Response: '(fulltext LIKE "%IMAP Server%")'
-Question: IMAP Port
-Response: '(fulltext LIKE "%IMAP Port%")'
-Question: Username
-Response: '(fulltext LIKE "%Username%")'
-Question: imap.mail.yahoo.com
-Response: '(fulltext LIKE "%imap.mail.yahoo.com%")'
-Question: 1
-Response: '(fulltext LIKE "%1%")'
-Question: SSL Certificate
-Response: '(fulltext LIKE "%SSL Certificate%")'{stopSequence}
-Question: {question}
-{stopSequence}
-Response:
\ No newline at end of file
diff --git a/ProcessMaker/Ai/Prompts/nlq_to_pmql_tasks.md b/ProcessMaker/Ai/Prompts/nlq_to_pmql_tasks.md
deleted file mode 100644
index ea604eba55..0000000000
--- a/ProcessMaker/Ai/Prompts/nlq_to_pmql_tasks.md
+++ /dev/null
@@ -1,82 +0,0 @@
-For the rest of this conversation, I will feed you search queries. Using those queries, generate a PMQL query code based on the context below. Should not be creative, and you should use the syntax and operators that I describe below. If you determine the intent is to perform a fulltext search, the PMQL should search the "fulltext" field for the provided input. If the intent is to perform a complex query, use the PMQL to do so. If all else fails, fallback to the fulltext search behavior.
-###
-Contexts:
-ProcessMaker Query Language (PMQL) is a custom language to search ProcessMaker data. Use PMQL to find tasks information.
-##
-Task Data Type can use the following PMQL properties: completed, created, due, element_id, id, modified, process_id, request, started, status, task, fulltext.
-Data types never can be used with the prefix 'data.'
-##
-The NOW keyword represents the current datetime. Use the NOW keyword in PMQL search queries to find records in the following ways: second, minute, hour, day.
-Perform arithmetic operations on dates by using the following syntax: 'date operator + or -number interval'
-where date represents the date, operator represents the comparative operator, + or - represents the addition or subtraction (respectively) from the date, number represents the number to add or subtract from the date, interval is the interval of time.
-##
-Examples
-Question: Find all tasks that begin with T
-Response: 'task LIKE "T%"'
-Question: Find all tasks where the process begin with P and have exactly 5 characters following
-Response: 'request LIKE "P____"'
-Question: Find all tasks that begin with T and have exactly 3 characters following
-Response: 'task LIKE "T___"'
-Question: Show me the tasks for product owner job_title case insensitive.
-Response: 'lower(data.job_title) = "product owner"'
-Question: Show me the list where job_title starts with prod or job_title starts with proj ignore case sensitive.
-Response: 'lower(data.job_title) LIKE "prod%" OR lower(data.job_title) LIKE "proj%"'
-Question: Find tasks associated with all Processes that begin with P
-Response: 'request LIKE "P%"'
-Question: Find tasks where status starts with c
-Response: 'status LIKE "c%"'
-Question: Find for completed or erroneous Tasks where the Request Date is not {currentYear}-07-01 or {currentYear}-05-01
-Response: '(status IN ["Completed", "Error"]) AND data.date NOT IN ["{currentYear}-07-01", "{currentYear}-05-01"]'
-Question: Find for completed or erroneous Requests where the Request Date is {currentYear}-07-01 or {currentYear}-05-01
-Response: '(status IN ["Completed", "Error"]) AND data.date IN ["{currentYear}-07-01", "{currentYear}-05-01"]'
-Question: Find for completed or in progress Requests where the element is 1 or 3. The last modified is equal or major to {currentYear}-07-01 00:00:00
-Response: 'element_id IN ["1", "3"] AND status NOT IN ["Completed", "In Progress"] AND modified >= "{currentYear}-07-01 00:00:00"'
-Question: Find tasks for ProcessName that are not more than two (2) days old
-Response: '(modified > NOW -2 day) AND (request = "ProcessName")'
-Question: Show me all the tasks for the task "Fill user data"
-Response: '(task = "Fill user data")'
-Question: Generate a PMQL to return all the tasks for the request "Leave of absence"
-Response: '(request = "Leave of absence")'
-Question: Show me all the tasks for the process that starts with Leave of absence
-Response: '(request LIKE "Leave of absence%")'
-Question: Show me all the tasks for the process that contains absence
-Response: '(request LIKE "%absence%")'
-Question: Show me the task "Fill user data" for the process "Leave of absence"
-Response: '(task = "Fill user data") AND (request = "Leave of absence")'
-Question: Show me the tasks "Fill user data" that are in progress or completed
-Response: '(task = "Fill user data") AND (status IN ["In Progress", "Completed"])'
-Question: Show me all the tasks that are opened
-Response: '(status = "In Progress")'
-Question: Generate a PMQL query to return all the tasks for the process "Leave of absence" and "Manage customer"
-Response: '(request IN ["Leave of absence", "Manage customer"])'
-Question: Return all the tasks
-Response: 'id >= 0'
-Question: Show all for the last week.
-Response: 'modified > NOW -7 day'
-Question: Show all for the last 2 weeks.
-Response: 'modified > NOW -14 day'
-Question: Show all for the last month.
-Response: 'modified > NOW -30 day'
-Question: Show all for the last 2 months.
-Response: 'modified > NOW -60 day'
-Question: Return tasks that are in progress started in the first week of March. If you are in {currentYear} use {currentYear} if you are in another year use that year.
-Response: '(status = "In Progress") AND (started >= "{currentYear}-03-01 00:00:00") AND (started < "{currentYear}-03-07 00:00:00")'
-Question: Return tasks that are in progress started in the first week of March of past year.
-Response: '(status = "In Progress") AND (started >= "{pastYear}-03-01 00:00:00") AND (started < "{pastYear}-03-07 00:00:00")'
-Question: Show me tasks that started more than a week ago and were modified within the last two days.
-Response: '(started >= NOW -7 day) AND (modified <= NOW -2 day)'
-Question: Jhon
-Response: '(fulltext LIKE "%Jhon%")'
-Question: My test task
-Response: '(fulltext LIKE "%My test task%")'
-Question: Completed
-Response: '(fulltext LIKE "%Completed%")'
-Question: 56
-Response: '(fulltext LIKE "%56%")'
-Question: 188
-Response: '(fulltext LIKE "%188%")'
-Question: Leave of absence form
-Response: '(fulltext LIKE "%Leave of absence form%")'{stopSequence}
-Question: {question}
-{stopSequence}
-Response:
\ No newline at end of file
diff --git a/ProcessMaker/Http/Controllers/Api/OpenAIController.php b/ProcessMaker/Http/Controllers/Api/OpenAIController.php
index fd9aa53e5b..a4a6a8ae92 100644
--- a/ProcessMaker/Http/Controllers/Api/OpenAIController.php
+++ b/ProcessMaker/Http/Controllers/Api/OpenAIController.php
@@ -4,94 +4,14 @@
use Illuminate\Http\Request;
use Illuminate\Support\Facades\Auth;
-use OpenAI\Client;
-use ProcessMaker\Ai\Handlers\NlqToCategoryHandler;
-use ProcessMaker\Ai\Handlers\NlqToPmqlHandler;
use ProcessMaker\Http\Controllers\Controller;
-use ProcessMaker\Models\AiSearch;
use ProcessMaker\Models\Process;
use ProcessMaker\Models\ProcessTranslationToken;
-use ProcessMaker\Plugins\Collections\Models\Collection;
use ProcessMaker\ProcessTranslations\BatchesJobHandler;
use ProcessMaker\ProcessTranslations\ProcessTranslation;
class OpenAIController extends Controller
{
- public function NLQToPMQL(Client $client, Request $request)
- {
- /**
- * Types: requests, tasks, collections, settings, security_logs
- **/
- $nlqToPmqlHandler = new NlqToPmqlHandler();
- [$result, $usage, $originalQuestion] = $nlqToPmqlHandler->generatePrompt(
- $request->input('type'),
- $request->input('question')
- )->execute();
-
- return response()->json([
- 'result' => $result,
- 'usage' => $usage,
- 'question' => $originalQuestion,
- ]);
- }
-
- public function NLQToCategory(Client $client, Request $request)
- {
- $defaultType = $request->input('type');
- $nlqToCategoryHandler = new NlqToCategoryHandler();
- [$type, $classifierUsage, $originalQuestion] = $nlqToCategoryHandler->generatePrompt($defaultType,
- $request->input('question')
- )->execute();
-
- // Route to the specific prompt
- $nlqToPmqlHandler = new NlqToPmqlHandler();
- [$result, $usage, $originalQuestion] = $nlqToPmqlHandler->generatePrompt(
- $type,
- $originalQuestion
- )->execute();
-
- // Calc total usage
- $usage->classifierTotalTokens = $classifierUsage->totalTokens;
- $usage->total = $usage->totalTokens + $classifierUsage->totalTokens;
-
- // If response is json (needed for collections when asking for specific one)
- $resultDecoded = json_decode($result, true);
- if (json_last_error() === JSON_ERROR_NONE) {
- // Search for collection
- if (array_key_exists('collectionName', $resultDecoded)) {
- $collection = Collection::where('name', 'like', '%' . mb_strtolower($resultDecoded['collectionName']) . '%')->first();
-
- if ($collection) {
- $resultDecoded['collection'] = $collection;
- } else {
- $resultDecoded['collectionError'] = _('We could not find a collection that match with the name "' . $resultDecoded['collectionName'] . '". You can search the collection manually and use the following PMQL query: ');
- }
-
- $result = json_encode($resultDecoded);
- }
- } else {
- $result = json_encode(['pmql' => $result]);
- }
-
- // Save the response
- $nlqToPmqlHandler->saveResponse($type, $result);
-
- // Return recent searched
- $recentSearches = AiSearch::where('user_id', Auth::user()->id)
- ->latest()
- ->take(5)
- ->get();
-
- return response()->json([
- 'usage' => $usage,
- 'result' => json_decode($result, true),
- 'question' => $originalQuestion,
- 'lastSearch' => $recentSearches->first(),
- 'collection' => isset($collection) ? $collection : null,
- 'recentSearches' => $recentSearches,
- ]);
- }
-
public function languageTranslation(Request $request)
{
// Find process to translate
@@ -141,26 +61,4 @@ public function languageTranslation(Request $request)
'screensTranslations' => $screensTranslations,
]);
}
-
- public function recentSearches(Request $request)
- {
- // Return recent searched
- $quantity = $request->input('quantity');
- $recentSearches = AiSearch::where('user_id', Auth::user()->id)
- ->latest()
- ->take($quantity)
- ->get();
-
- return response()->json([
- 'recentSearches' => $recentSearches,
- ]);
- }
-
- public function deleteRecentSearches(Request $request)
- {
- $deleted = AiSearch::where('user_id', Auth::user()->id)
- ->delete();
-
- return $deleted;
- }
}
diff --git a/ProcessMaker/Models/AiSearch.php b/ProcessMaker/Models/AiSearch.php
deleted file mode 100644
index f41f4faee4..0000000000
--- a/ProcessMaker/Models/AiSearch.php
+++ /dev/null
@@ -1,18 +0,0 @@
-
-
-
-
-
-
diff --git a/resources/views/layouts/navbar.blade.php b/resources/views/layouts/navbar.blade.php
index 1db27f08b8..8b0179108f 100644
--- a/resources/views/layouts/navbar.blade.php
+++ b/resources/views/layouts/navbar.blade.php
@@ -121,9 +121,10 @@ class="btn btn-primary"
- @if (config('app.open_ai_nlq_to_pmql') && shouldShow('globalSearchBar'))
+ @if(hasPackage('package-ai'))
@endif
+
@if (shouldShow('requestButton'))
@endif
diff --git a/routes/api.php b/routes/api.php
index 471c5ac146..f88ff77de6 100644
--- a/routes/api.php
+++ b/routes/api.php
@@ -277,10 +277,6 @@
Route::get('/test_acknowledgement', [TestStatusController::class, 'testAcknowledgement'])->name('test.acknowledgement');
- // OpenAI
- Route::middleware('throttle:30,1')->post('openai/nlq-to-pmql', [OpenAIController::class, 'NLQToPMQL'])->name('openai.nlq-to-pmql');
- Route::middleware('throttle:30,1')->post('openai/nlq-to-category', [OpenAIController::class, 'NLQToCategory'])->name('openai.nlq-to-category');
+ // OpenAI Translations
Route::middleware('throttle:30,1')->post('openai/language-translation', [OpenAIController::class, 'languageTranslation'])->name('openai.language-translation')->middleware('can:view-process-translations');
- Route::get('openai/recent-searches', [OpenAIController::class, 'recentSearches'])->name('openai.recent-searches');
- Route::delete('openai/recent-searches', [OpenAIController::class, 'deleteRecentSearches'])->name('openai.recent-searches.delete');
});
{{ $t("Powered by ProcessMaker AI") }}
-