defmodule AI.Tools.File.Contents do @behaviour AI.Tools @impl AI.Tools def async?, do: true @impl AI.Tools def is_available?, do: true @impl AI.Tools def ui_note_on_request(%{"line_numbers" => true} = args) do {"Read +ln", ui_note_file_ref(args)} end def ui_note_on_request(args) do {"Read -ln", ui_note_file_ref(args)} end defp ui_note_file_ref(%{"file" => file} = args) do start_line = Map.get(args, "start_line", 1) end_line = Map.get(args, "end_line", -1) case {start_line, end_line} do {1, -1} -> "#{file} (full)" {s, e} -> "#{file}:#{s}...#{e}" end end @impl AI.Tools def ui_note_on_result(_args, _result), do: nil @impl AI.Tools def tool_call_failure_message(_args, _result), do: :default @impl AI.Tools def read_args(args), do: {:ok, args} @impl AI.Tools def spec() do %{ type: "function", function: %{ name: "file_contents_tool", description: """ Display the contents of a file in the project. Note that this retrieves the ENTIRE file. If the file is large, this may fail due to limits on the size of messages, or it may pull so much content into your context window that you forget the user's prompt or begin hallucinating responses. If you only need to learn specific facts or extract a section of code, use the file_info_tool to preserve your context window. Note that this tool ONLY shows the current version of the file on the currently checked-out branch. If you need to see the contents of the file on a different branch (or for files that only exist on that branch), you must use your git tools to retrieve that version of the file. """, parameters: %{ type: "object", required: ["file"], properties: %{ file: %{ type: "string", description: """ The file whose contents you wish to review. It must be the complete path provided by the file_search_tool or file_list_tool. """ }, line_numbers: %{ type: "boolean", description: "If true (default), prefix each line with its 1-based line number.", default: true }, start_line: %{ type: "integer", description: """ The 1-based line number to start from. If not provided, defaults to the first line. If start_line is outside of the range of lines in the file, it will be ignored and the first line of the file will be used. """, default: 1 }, end_line: %{ type: "integer", description: """ The 1-based line number to end at. If not provided, defaults to the last line of the file. If end_line is outside of the range of lines in the file, it will be ignored and the last line of the file will be used. """, default: nil } } } } } end @impl AI.Tools def call(%{"file" => file} = args) do line_numbers = Map.get(args, "line_numbers", true) start_line = Map.get(args, "start_line", 1) end_line = Map.get(args, "end_line", nil) with {:ok, content} <- AI.Tools.get_file_contents(file) do output = content |> maybe_number_lines(line_numbers) |> maybe_splice_lines(start_line, end_line) |> wrap_content(file) {:ok, output} else {:error, :enoent} -> {:error, """ The requested file (#{args["file"]}) does not exist. - If the file name is correct (per the list_files_tool), verify the path using the search or the file listing tool. - It may have been added since the most recent reindexing of the project. - If the file is only present in a topic branch that has not yet been merged, it may not be visible to this tool. """} {:error, reason} -> {:error, reason} end end defp wrap_content(text, file) do backup_note = case Services.BackupFile.describe_backup(file) do nil -> "" desc -> "#{desc}\n" end """ [file_contents_tool] Contents of #{file}: #{backup_note}``` #{text} ``` """ end @spec maybe_splice_lines(String.t(), integer() | nil, integer() | nil) :: String.t() defp maybe_splice_lines(text, nil, nil), do: text defp maybe_splice_lines(text, 1, nil), do: text # Line numbers are 1-based, so we adjust accordingly defp maybe_splice_lines(text, start_line, end_line) do lines = String.split(text, "\n") start_index = max(start_line - 1, 0) end_index = if end_line do min(end_line - 1, length(lines) - 1) else length(lines) - 1 end if start_index <= end_index do lines |> Enum.slice(start_index..end_index) |> Enum.join("\n") else text end end defp maybe_number_lines(text, true), do: Util.numbered_lines(text, "\t") defp maybe_number_lines(text, _), do: text end