feat: docs #47
feat: docs #47
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WalkthroughThis pull request introduces comprehensive documentation for the Daydreams generative agent library. The changes span multiple documentation files, including README, API references, and configuration files. The documentation provides a detailed overview of the library's purpose, architecture, and usage, with new sections covering chains, processors, utilities, and IO namespaces. The project's documentation structure has been significantly expanded to offer developers a clear understanding of the library's capabilities and implementation details. Changes
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docs/docs/pages/api-reference/namespaces/Providers.md (1)
11-14: Enhance documentation with examples and error handling.The function documentation would be more helpful with:
- Usage examples showing common GraphQL queries
- Error handling scenarios and best practices
- Description of the Error type in the return type union
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docs/docs/pages/api-reference/namespaces/Utils.md (1)
5-19: Add detailed descriptions for utility functions.The
calculateImportancefunction documentation would benefit from:
- Description of how importance is calculated
- Expected input format and examples
- Range of possible return values
docs/docs/pages/api-reference/namespaces/IO/namespaces/Twitter.md (1)
39-40: Enhance input monitoring documentation.The mentions monitoring documentation should include:
- Rate limiting considerations
- Error handling for API limits
- Best practices for interval timing
docs/docs/pages/index.mdx (3)
5-7: Improve terminology and spelling in the introduction.Consider these refinements for better clarity and professionalism:
- Replace "onchain" with "on-chain" (2 occurrences)
- Replace "lite" with "light"
-Daydreams is a generative agent library for executing anything onchain. It is chain agnostic and can be used to perform onchain tasks - including play any onchain game - by simply injecting context. Base, Solana, Ethereum, Starknet, etc. +Daydreams is a generative agent library for executing anything on-chain. It is chain agnostic and can be used to perform on-chain tasks - including play any on-chain game - by simply injecting context. Base, Solana, Ethereum, Starknet, etc. -It is designed to be as lite as possible while remaining powerful and flexible. +It is designed to be as light as possible while remaining powerful and flexible.🧰 Tools
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119-162: Enhance code examples with better practices.The handler examples could be improved in several ways:
- The action handler contains incomplete implementation (
/* ... */)- The input handler lacks input validation
- The output handler uses console.log which isn't production-ready
Consider enhancing the examples:
// Action handler with proper implementation orchestrator.registerIOHandler({ name: "universalApiCall", role: "action", schema: z.object({ method: z.enum(["GET", "POST", "PUT", "PATCH", "DELETE"]), url: z.string().url(), headers: z.record(z.string()).optional(), body: z.union([z.string(), z.record(z.any())]).optional(), }), handler: async (payload) => { try { const response = await fetch(payload.url, { method: payload.method, headers: payload.headers, body: payload.body ? JSON.stringify(payload.body) : undefined, }); if (!response.ok) { throw new Error(`HTTP error! status: ${response.status}`); } return await response.json(); } catch (error) { console.error('API call failed:', error); throw error; } }, }); // Input handler with validation orchestrator.registerIOHandler({ name: "user_chat", role: "input", schema: z.object({ content: z.string().min(1).max(1000), userId: z.string().optional(), }), handler: async (payload) => { // Sanitize content const sanitizedContent = payload.content.trim(); if (!sanitizedContent) { throw new Error("Content cannot be empty"); } return { ...payload, content: sanitizedContent, }; }, }); // Output handler with proper logging orchestrator.registerIOHandler({ name: "ui_chat_reply", role: "output", schema: z.object({ userId: z.string().optional(), message: z.string(), }), handler: async (payload) => { // Use a proper logging system logger.info("Chat reply", { userId: payload.userId, message: payload.message, }); // Implement actual UI update logic here }, });
303-310: Enhance the roadmap with descriptions and timelines.The roadmap items would be more informative with:
- Brief descriptions of each feature
- Expected timelines or milestones
- Explanation of technical terms (e.g., what are 'sleeves'?)
Consider this format:
## Roadmap - [x] Chain of Thought - Implementation of reasoning and decision-making engine - Completed in Q4 2024 - [ ] Context Layers (Q1 2025) - Hierarchical context management system - Enables dynamic context switching and inheritance - [ ] Graph memory system (Q2 2025) - Knowledge representation using graph structures - Improved relationship modeling and querying - [ ] Swarm Rooms (Q3 2025) - Multi-agent collaboration framework - Distributed decision making and knowledge sharing - [ ] Create 'sleeves' abstract (Q4 2025) - Dynamic context generation system - Enables agents to maintain multiple parallel contextsdocs/docs/pages/api-reference/namespaces/Processors.md (5)
9-10: Enhance the class description for better clarity.The current description is quite brief. Consider expanding it to include:
- The purpose and key responsibilities of the class
- Common use cases or scenarios
- How it fits into the broader processor hierarchy
Example enhancement:
-Base abstract class for content processors that handle different types of input -and generate appropriate responses using LLM. +Base abstract class for content processors that handle different types of input +and generate appropriate responses using LLM. It provides core functionality for: +- Processing and validating various content types (text, images, etc.) +- Generating context-aware responses through LLM integration +- Managing character personalities and response styles +- Standardizing logging and error handling across processors + +This class serves as the foundation for specialized content processors in the Daydreams +framework, ensuring consistent behavior and interfaces across different processor types.
24-36: Add detailed parameter descriptions and constraints.The constructor parameters lack essential details about their requirements and usage.
Consider enhancing the parameter documentation:
###### Parameters ###### llmClient [`LLMClient`](../globals.md#llmclient-1) +The language model client instance used for generating responses. Must be properly +initialized and configured before being passed to the constructor. ###### character [`Character`](Types.md#character) +The character configuration that defines the personality and behavior traits +for response generation. This affects the tone and style of generated content. ###### logLevel [`LogLevel`](Types.md#loglevel) = `LogLevel.ERROR` +Controls the verbosity of logging output. Defaults to ERROR level which only +logs critical issues. Set to DEBUG or INFO for more detailed logging during +development.
96-114: Enhance metadata property documentation with structure and requirements.The metadata property documentation could be more detailed about its structure and usage.
Consider adding:
##### metadata > `protected` **metadata**: `object` Defined in: [packages/core/src/core/processor.ts:25](https://github.com/daydreamsai/daydreams/blob/e2cf9e17e0eefa9ff2799fbebfec204063c42935/packages/core/src/core/processor.ts#L25) -Metadata about this processor including name and description +Metadata about this processor including name and description. This object must be +initialized in the constructor of concrete processor implementations with the +following required fields: ###### description > **description**: `string` +A detailed description of the processor's purpose and capabilities. +Should be clear and informative for documentation generation. ###### name > **name**: `string` +A unique identifier for the processor type. Should be concise and +follow PascalCase naming convention (e.g., "TextProcessor").
118-143: Add examples and error cases to canHandle method documentation.The canHandle method documentation could be more helpful with examples and error handling information.
Consider enhancing:
Determines if this processor can handle the given content. +Example usage: +```typescript +const processor = new CustomMessageProcessor(llmClient, character); + +// Returns true for supported content +processor.canHandle("text message"); // true + +// Returns false for unsupported content +processor.canHandle(new ImageData()); // false +``` + +Note: This method should not throw exceptions and always return a boolean value.
162-208: Clarify ioContext structure and document error handling for process method.The process method documentation needs clarification on the ioContext parameter structure and potential error cases.
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Processes the given content and returns a result. + +@throws {ValidationError} When content format is invalid +@throws {ProcessingError} When LLM processing fails + +Example usage: +```typescript +const processor = new CustomMessageProcessor(llmClient, character); + +const result = await processor.process( + "Hello!", + "Previous context...", + { + availableActions: [new CustomActionHandler()], + availableOutputs: [new ConsoleOutputHandler()] + } +); +``` ###### Parameters ###### content `any` -The content to process +The content to process. Must be in a format supported by this processor +(check with canHandle method first). ###### otherContext `string` -Additional context string to consider during processing +Additional context string to consider during processing. This typically +includes conversation history or relevant background information. ###### ioContext? +Optional configuration object that defines available I/O handlers: + +```typescript +interface IOContext { + availableActions?: IOHandler[]; // Action handlers for user interactions + availableOutputs?: IOHandler[]; // Output handlers for response delivery +} +``` ###### availableActions [`IOHandler`](Types.md#iohandler)[] -Array of available action handlers +Array of action handlers that define possible user interactions +during processing (e.g., button clicks, form submissions). ###### availableOutputs [`IOHandler`](Types.md#iohandler)[] -Array of available output handlers +Array of output handlers that define how the processed result +can be delivered (e.g., console, UI components, API responses).docs/tsconfig.json (1)
19-20: Consider keeping unused checks enabled.Disabling
noUnusedLocalsandnoUnusedParametersmight hide potential issues. Consider:
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// @ts-ignorecomments for specific cases- Creating a separate tsconfig for docs if these settings are only needed for documentation
docs/docs/pages/api-reference/README.md (5)
5-5: Fix hyphenation in the introduction.Change "chain agnostic" to "chain-agnostic" for correct hyphenation.
-Daydreams is a generative agent library for executing anything onchain. It is chain agnostic and can be used to perform onchain tasks +Daydreams is a generative agent library for executing anything onchain. It is chain-agnostic and can be used to perform onchain tasks🧰 Tools
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33-36: Add explanations for prerequisites.Consider adding brief explanations for why each prerequisite is needed, especially Docker Desktop which is used for ChromaDB.
Prerequisites: - Node.js 16+ - pnpm - Bun - Docker Desktop +Prerequisites: + +- Node.js 16+ (runtime environment) +- pnpm (package manager) +- Bun (fast JavaScript runtime and test runner) +- Docker Desktop (required for running ChromaDB vector database)
51-87: Enhance examples documentation.The examples section would benefit from:
- Links to the example source files
- Expected output or results for each example
- Prerequisites or setup needed for specific examples (e.g., Twitter API keys for the Twitter bot)
119-162: Improve handler code examples.The handler examples would benefit from:
- Required imports
- Complete implementation of
universalApiCall- Error handling examples
+import { z } from 'zod'; +import { Orchestrator } from '@daydreams/core'; + +const orchestrator = new Orchestrator(); + // Register an action handler orchestrator.registerIOHandler({ name: "universalApiCall", role: "action", schema: z.object({ method: z.enum(["GET", "POST", "PUT", "PATCH", "DELETE"]), url: z.string().url(), headers: z.record(z.string()).optional(), body: z.union([z.string(), z.record(z.any())]).optional(), }), handler: async (payload) => { - // Handler implementation - const response = await fetch(/* ... */); - return response; + try { + const { method, url, headers, body } = payload; + const response = await fetch(url, { + method, + headers, + body: body ? JSON.stringify(body) : undefined, + }); + if (!response.ok) { + throw new Error(`HTTP error! status: ${response.status}`); + } + return await response.json(); + } catch (error) { + console.error('API call failed:', error); + throw error; + } }, });
219-293: Enhance architecture documentation.Consider adding:
- Sequence diagrams showing component interactions for common scenarios
- Configuration options and best practices for each component
- Performance considerations and scaling guidelines
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docs/docs/pages/api-reference/namespaces/Chains.md (1)
14-21: Add type annotations to example code.The example would be more helpful with type annotations and comments explaining each parameter.
+import { EvmChain, EvmChainConfig } from '@daydreams/core'; + +// Configuration for connecting to Ethereum mainnet +const config: EvmChainConfig = { chainName: "ethereum", rpcUrl: process.env.ETH_RPC_URL, privateKey: process.env.ETH_PRIVATE_KEY, chainId: 1 -}); +} as const; + +// Initialize the EVM chain instance +const evmChain = new EvmChain(config);
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docs/docs/pages/index.mdx (1)
219-256: Well-structured and clear architecture diagram!The Mermaid diagram effectively illustrates the system components and their interactions. The styling choices enhance readability.
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Review type safety and timer implementation.
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The TwitterCredentials interface documentation explicitly shows that plain text email and password are used. Consider:
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- Recommending OAuth or API tokens instead of password authentication
- Documenting best practices for credential management
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| Defined in: [packages/core/src/core/chains/solana.ts:29](https://github.com/daydreamsai/daydreams/blob/e2cf9e17e0eefa9ff2799fbebfec204063c42935/packages/core/src/core/chains/solana.ts#L29) | ||
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| Defined in: [packages/core/src/core/chains/solana.ts:34](https://github.com/daydreamsai/daydreams/blob/e2cf9e17e0eefa9ff2799fbebfec204063c42935/packages/core/src/core/chains/solana.ts#L34) | ||
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+#### Example
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+```typescript
+import { SolanaChain, SolanaChainConfig } from '@daydreams/core';
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+// Configuration for connecting to Solana
+const config: SolanaChainConfig = {
+ rpcUrl: process.env.SOLANA_RPC_URL,
+ privateKey: process.env.SOLANA_PRIVATE_KEY
+};
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+// Initialize the Solana chain instance
+const solanaChain = new SolanaChain(config);
+```| ###### call | ||
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Document the Call type structure.
The Call type is used but not documented. Add a description of its structure and properties.
###### call
`Call`
The contract call parameters
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+```typescript
+// Structure of the Call type
+interface Call {
+ contractAddress: string; // Address of the contract to call
+ entrypoint: string; // Name of the function to call
+ calldata?: string[]; // Optional parameters for the function
+}
+```
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