fix: initialize goals without dependencies as ready

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Goals without dependencies are now initialized as "ready" instead of "pending". Previously, all goals defaulted to "pending", even those with no dependencies.

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  • Enhanced goal management workflow by automatically marking goals without dependencies as "ready" immediately after creation.

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Walkthrough

The pull request introduces a new functionality in the decomposeObjectiveIntoGoals method of the ChainOfThought class. The change adds a mechanism to automatically update the status of goals with no dependencies to "ready" after their creation. This enhancement occurs within the goal management workflow, specifically targeting goals that have no prerequisite conditions, ensuring they are immediately prepared for execution.

Changes

File	Change Summary
packages/core/src/core/chain-of-thought.ts	Added logic to update goal status to "ready" for goals with empty dependencies array

Possibly related PRs

• added getValidatedLLMResponse to validateGoalSuccess #26: Modifications to the ChainOfThought class methods related to goal management
• fix: goal ids and goal dependencies mismatch #36: Changes to decomposeObjectiveIntoGoals method involving goal creation and dependencies
• chore: refactor COT for maintainability  #58: Refactoring of the ChainOfThought class, including goal management methods

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🧹 Nitpick comments (1)

packages/core/src/core/chain-of-thought.ts (1)

272-277: Consider additional conditions for goal readiness and emit events.

The code correctly initializes goals without dependencies as "ready". However, consider these improvements:

1. Add a comment explaining the logic for better maintainability.
2. Consider additional conditions beyond just dependencies (e.g., required resources, prerequisites).
3. Emit a "goal:status_updated" event to notify listeners of the status change.

Apply this diff to implement the suggested improvements:

             // Update goals with no dependencies to ready
             for (const goal of finalGoals) {
-                if (goal.dependencies && goal.dependencies.length === 0) {
+                // A goal is ready if it has no dependencies and meets all prerequisites
+                if (goal.dependencies && goal.dependencies.length === 0 && this.arePrerequisitesMet(goal)) {
                     this.goalManager.updateGoalStatus(goal.id, "ready");
+                    this.emit("goal:status_updated", {
+                        id: goal.id,
+                        status: "ready",
+                        reason: "No dependencies and prerequisites met"
+                    });
                 }
             }

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