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  1. Updated Vite and Vue-related dependencies, added Git commit hooks to ensure commit format and code standards.
  2. Updated the OpenAI REASONING MODEL whitelist.

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  • New Features

    • Added automated commit message validation to enforce conventional commit standards.
  • Chores

    • Updated Node.js engine requirement to version 20.19.0 or higher.
    • Upgraded several development dependencies and added new tools for git hooks and formatting.
    • Introduced pre-commit and commit message hooks for improved code quality.
    • Updated formatting and linting configurations.
  • Bug Fixes

    • Expanded support for additional reasoning models in OpenAI-compatible providers.
  • Refactor

    • Standardized import paths for better compatibility with module resolution.
    • Adjusted TypeScript configuration for improved module resolution.
  • Style

    • Minor formatting improvements and whitespace cleanup.
  • Revert

    • Removed obsolete postinstall script.

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This set of changes updates module import paths to include explicit .js extensions in multiple server files, adds and configures commit message linting and pre-commit hooks via new scripts and dependencies, adjusts Prettier ignore patterns, updates dev dependencies and Node engine requirements, and expands the set of OpenAI reasoning models in two provider files.

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Cohort / File(s) Change Summary
Prettier Ignore Pattern
.prettierignore
Updated to explicitly ignore all files under scripts/* instead of the directory itself.
TypeScript Config
tsconfig.node.json
Added "moduleResolution": "bundler" to compilerOptions.
Electron Vite Config
electron.vite.config.ts
Added // @ts-ignore before the plugins property in the PostCSS config to suppress TypeScript errors.
Node & Dev Dependency Upgrades, Git Hooks, Linting
package.json
Updated Node engine requirement, upgraded several devDependencies, added lint-staged, picocolors, and simple-git-hooks, configured pre-commit and commit-msg hooks, and added lint-staged formatting commands. Adjusted postinstall script and pnpm config accordingly.
Postinstall Script Removal
scripts/postinstall.js
Deleted; previously only logged 'postinstall' to the console.
Commit Message Verification Script
scripts/verify-commit.js
Added new script to enforce conventional commit message format using regex and colored output.
OpenAI Reasoning Models Expansion
src/main/presenter/llmProviderPresenter/providers/openAICompatibleProvider.ts,
src/main/presenter/llmProviderPresenter/providers/openAIResponsesProvider.ts
Expanded and reordered the OPENAI_REASONING_MODELS constant array to include additional model identifiers.
Transport Import Path Updates
src/main/presenter/mcpPresenter/inMemoryServers/*Server.ts,
src/main/presenter/mcpPresenter/inMemoryServers/filesystem.ts
Changed import statements for Transport to explicitly include the .js extension in 17 server and utility files. Minor whitespace cleanup in AppleScript code strings in appleServer.ts.

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    participant Developer
    participant Git
    participant verify-commit.js
    participant simple-git-hooks

    Developer->>Git: Commit changes
    Git->>simple-git-hooks: Trigger commit-msg hook
    simple-git-hooks->>verify-commit.js: Run script
    verify-commit.js->>Git: Read commit message
    verify-commit.js-->>simple-git-hooks: Pass/fail based on regex
    simple-git-hooks-->>Developer: Allow or block commit
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Possibly related PRs

  • chore(ci): add code lint check #634: Related through Prettier and formatting configuration; both PRs adjust Prettier ignore patterns and formatting checks.
  • Release 0.2.7 #645: Related due to modifications and enhancements to built-in knowledge base features and server files, overlapping with some files changed in this PR.

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Actionable comments posted: 2

🔭 Outside diff range comments (2)
src/main/presenter/mcpPresenter/inMemoryServers/powerpackServer.ts (1)

55-72: Regex blacklist is porous – arbitrary code execution still possible

Filtering user-supplied code with a small set of RegExp patterns is not a reliable sandbox.
Examples that currently bypass the filter:

process['ex' + 'it']()          // split string bypass  
import('fs').then(r => r.readFileSync('/etc/passwd'))
require?.('fs')                // optional-chaining

Consider:

  1. Running code inside vm2/isolated-vm or an external sandbox only.
  2. Dropping local execution entirely when E2B is disabled.
  3. If you must keep a blacklist, complement it with an allow-list AST walk (e.g. acorn) instead of regex.

Failing to address this leaves the host process fully compromise-able.

src/main/presenter/mcpPresenter/inMemoryServers/deepResearchServer.ts (1)

330-343: Extensive console output in production path

Lines 330-343 log raw errors to stdout. Replace with structured logger and include severity level per guideline (ERROR, WARN …). Avoid leaking sensitive data from axios errors.

♻️ Duplicate comments (4)
src/main/presenter/mcpPresenter/inMemoryServers/filesystem.ts (1)

10-10: Same deep import concern as above

Please confirm that the .js file truly exists inside the package; otherwise TypeScript path mapping may compile but the app will 404 at runtime.

src/main/presenter/mcpPresenter/inMemoryServers/difyKnowledgeServer.ts (1)

5-5: Ensure Transport sub-path with .js is exported

Same reasoning: validate the path and prefer the package’s public export if available.

src/main/presenter/mcpPresenter/inMemoryServers/conversationSearchServer.ts (1)

6-6: Deep path import – verify availability

Re-validate that @modelcontextprotocol/sdk/shared/transport.js exists in production builds.

src/main/presenter/mcpPresenter/inMemoryServers/meetingServer.ts (1)

7-7: Deep path import – verify availability

Same note as previous files.

🧹 Nitpick comments (11)
src/main/presenter/llmProviderPresenter/providers/openAICompatibleProvider.ts (1)

34-45: Duplicate entry and hard-coded list breaks DRY

'o1-pro' appears twice and the exact same constant is now copied into two files.

  1. The duplicate is noise – it does nothing functionally but makes the list harder to scan.
  2. Maintaining two diverging copies will cause the lists to drift.
 const OPENAI_REASONING_MODELS = [
   'o4-mini',
   'o1-pro',
   'o3',
   'o3-pro',
   'o3-mini',
   'o3-preview',
   'o1-mini',
-  'o1-pro',
+  // 'o1-pro', // duplicate removed
   'o1-preview',
   'o1'
 ]

Follow-up: move this array to a shared constants.ts and import it in both providers to stay DRY.

src/main/presenter/llmProviderPresenter/providers/openAIResponsesProvider.ts (1)

24-35: Same duplication here – extract to shared constant

Identical issues as the other provider:

  • 'o1-pro' is duplicated.
  • The list is copy-pasted; any future edit risks inconsistency.

Keep a single source of truth and remove the duplicate element:

 const OPENAI_REASONING_MODELS = [
   'o4-mini',
   'o1-pro',
   'o3',
   'o3-pro',
   'o3-mini',
   'o3-preview',
   'o1-mini',
-  'o1-pro',
   'o1-preview',
   'o1'
 ]

Suggest exporting the list from a shared module (e.g. src/main/constants/openai.ts).

src/main/presenter/mcpPresenter/inMemoryServers/artifactsServer.ts (1)

7-34: Non-English comments violate project guideline

Guideline **/*.{ts,tsx,js,jsx,vue} → “Use English for logs and comments”.
Lines 7-34 (and many others below) are Chinese. Convert to English to keep consistency and help non-Chinese contributors.

src/main/presenter/mcpPresenter/inMemoryServers/powerpackServer.ts (1)

153-162: Log messages are not in English

Guideline: “Use English for logs and comments”.
console.warn/info here are still in Chinese which breaks consistency.

- console.warn('运行时未找到,无法执行代码')
+ console.warn('No runtime found (Bun / Node.js / E2B), code execution disabled')

Please sweep the file for other occurrences.

src/main/presenter/mcpPresenter/inMemoryServers/builtinKnowledgeServer.ts (1)

24-31: Chinese error strings – switch to English for consistency

Example:

throw new Error('需要提供Builtin知识库配置')

Update all thrown / logged strings in this file to English per project guideline.

src/main/presenter/mcpPresenter/inMemoryServers/imageServer.ts (1)

258-261: Potentially large base64 payload returned as single text chunk

Returning multi-MB base64 strings in one MCP text content may hit websocket/frame limits and blows up memory.

Consider:

  1. Splitting into tool_call_chunk events, or
  2. Returning an object { path, size, base64: <truncated>, downloadUrl }.

This will scale better for large images.

src/main/presenter/mcpPresenter/inMemoryServers/autoPromptingServer.ts (1)

132-140: Non-English log / error message

'Unable to retrieve the list of template names.' is English, but many other messages around this block remain Chinese. Please unify to English.

src/main/presenter/mcpPresenter/inMemoryServers/deepResearchServer.ts (1)

55-85: Hard-coded multi-line prompt inside source file

Storing the 30-line default prompt in code hurts maintainability and i18n.
Move it to:

  • a .md asset file, or
  • configPresenter.

Load at runtime to keep the TS source lean.

electron.vite.config.ts (1)

63-63: Consider using @ts-expect-error with explanation

Using @ts-expect-error instead of @ts-ignore is preferred as it ensures there's actually a type error to suppress. Also consider adding a brief explanation of why the suppression is needed.

-        // @ts-ignore
+        // @ts-expect-error - PostCSS plugin types may not align perfectly with Vite's expectations
scripts/verify-commit.js (1)

1-29: LGTM: Well-implemented commit message validation

This script effectively enforces conventional commit standards with:

  • Comprehensive regex pattern covering all standard commit types
  • Clear, helpful error messages with examples
  • Proper integration with git hooks
  • Good use of colors for better user experience

Consider adding error handling for the file read operation:

-const msg = readFileSync(msgPath, 'utf-8').trim()
+let msg
+try {
+  msg = readFileSync(msgPath, 'utf-8').trim()
+} catch (error) {
+  console.error(`Error reading commit message: ${error.message}`)
+  process.exit(1)
+}
package.json (1)

167-170: Pre-commit hook executes full type-check on every commit – consider scoping or caching
Running pnpm typecheck (~30-60 s in this repo) for every commit hampers velocity. Options:
• Use --incremental / --cache and only check changed packages.
• Gate the heavy check behind an env flag (SKIP_TYPECHECK).

@zerob13 zerob13 merged commit f020d7f into dev Jul 30, 2025
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@zerob13 zerob13 deleted the refactor/add-git-hooks branch September 21, 2025 15:15
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