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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThis PR refactors internal streaming and authentication logic across multiple packages, updates build tooling configuration (biome flags, husky pre-commit hooks), removes linting ignore directives from website components, modularizes UI components with new internal structures, and introduces content parsing utilities for consistent data handling. Changes
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website/src/components/workflows/animation-diagram.tsx (1)
683-703: Stale ref reference in cleanup function.The cleanup function accesses
containerRef.currentdirectly, but this value may have changed by the time cleanup runs. Capture the ref value at the start of the effect.🐛 Proposed fix
useEffect(() => { - if (!containerRef.current) return; + const node = containerRef.current; + if (!node) return; const observer = new IntersectionObserver( (entries) => { const [entry] = entries; if (entry.isIntersecting && !isAnimating && animationStep === 0) { startAnimation(); } }, { threshold: 0.3 }, ); - observer.observe(containerRef.current); + observer.observe(node); return () => { - if (containerRef.current) { - observer.unobserve(containerRef.current); - } + observer.unobserve(node); }; }, [isAnimating, animationStep]);archive/deprecated-providers/groq-ai/src/index.ts (1)
496-502: Throw Error objects instead of string literals.Same issue as in
executeToolCalls.Proposed fix
if (functionToCall === undefined) { - throw `Function ${functionName} not found in tools`; + throw new Error(`Function ${functionName} not found in tools`); } const functionResponse = await functionToCall(functionArgs); if (functionResponse === undefined) { - throw `Function ${functionName} returned undefined`; + throw new Error(`Function ${functionName} returned undefined`); }
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In @archive/deprecated-providers/groq-ai/src/index.ts:
- Around line 313-322: The code currently throws string literals when a tool
function is missing or returns undefined (see functionToCall, functionName,
functionResponse and parsing of toolCall.function?.arguments); replace those
string throws with proper Error objects by throwing new Error(...) with the same
descriptive messages (e.g., include functionName and context) so stack traces
and exception handling behave correctly.
In @packages/langfuse-exporter/src/exporter.ts:
- Line 262: The assignment to traceParams.model incorrectly uses String(...)
which converts undefined to the literal "undefined"; instead, read the raw value
from traceInfo.rootSpan?.attributes["ai.model.name"], check whether that value
is strictly undefined (or null) and only call String(...) when a real value
exists, assigning undefined otherwise (i.e., guard the conversion so
traceParams.model gets undefined when the attribute is missing).
In @website/src/theme/CustomerProjectPage/index.tsx:
- Around line 75-80: The code pushes empty bullet arrays into bulletSections
when afterColon is semicolons/whitespace; modify the logic around afterColon
processing in CustomerProjectPage (the block that builds bulletPoints from
afterColon and pushes to bulletSections) to only push when the resulting
bulletPoints array has at least one non-empty entry (e.g., check
bulletPoints.length > 0 after .filter) so downstream rendering (which accesses
part.content[0].substring()) never receives an empty/undefined element.
🧹 Nitpick comments (12)
.husky/pre-commit (1)
4-6: Consider propagating lint-staged exit code.The hook correctly changes to the repository root, but if
lint-stagedfails, the hook will still exit with code 0 (success), allowing the commit to proceed despite lint failures.Suggested fix
cd "$(git rev-parse --show-toplevel)" || exit 1 -npx lint-staged --config package.json +npx lint-staged --config package.json || exit 1packages/server-core/src/edge.ts (1)
12-12: Consider using explicit named exports for consistency with the rest of the file.The
export *fromagent.handlersexposes legitimate public handlers (handleGetAgents,handleGenerateText,handleStreamText,handleChatStream,handleResumeChatStream,handleGenerateObject,handleStreamObject). However, this creates an inconsistency—the rest ofedge.tsuses explicit named exports. Explicitly naming these exports would align with the established pattern in this file and make the public API surface more explicit and easier to audit.packages/server-core/src/websocket/setup.ts (1)
93-114: Consider adding a defensive null check after token verification.If
provider.verifyToken(token)returnsnullorundefinedinstead of throwing (due to a provider implementation quirk), the function returns{ user: null, handled: false }, allowing the connection to proceed without a valid user on protected routes.♻️ Proposed defensive check
try { const user = await provider.verifyToken(token); + if (!user) { + logger?.debug("[WebSocket] Token verification returned no user"); + return denyUnauthorized(socket); + } return { user, handled: false }; } catch (error) {website/src/theme/CustomerProjectPage/index.tsx (1)
433-473: Consider extracting shared parsing logic for Challenge and Results sections.The Solution section now uses the new
parseSolutionContenthelper, but the Challenge (lines 352-416) and Results (lines 489-552) sections still contain nearly identical inline parsing logic. Consider creating a simplerparseQuotedContenthelper (quotes + text only, no bullets) to eliminate this duplication.♻️ Example helper extraction
const parseQuotedContent = (content: string): Array<{ type: "quote" | "text"; content: string }> => { const parts: Array<{ type: "quote" | "text"; content: string }> = []; let currentText = ""; let inQuote = false; let quoteText = ""; for (const char of content) { if (char === '"' && !inQuote) { if (currentText.trim()) { parts.push({ type: "text", content: currentText.trim() }); currentText = ""; } inQuote = true; quoteText = ""; } else if (char === '"' && inQuote) { if (quoteText.trim()) { parts.push({ type: "quote", content: quoteText.trim() }); quoteText = ""; } inQuote = false; } else if (inQuote) { quoteText += char; } else { currentText += char; } } if (currentText.trim()) { parts.push({ type: "text", content: currentText.trim() }); } return parts; };Then use it in Challenge and Results sections:
{parseQuotedContent(customer.case_study.challenge_paragraph).map((part) => ( // ... render logic ))}website/src/components/workflows/animation-diagram.tsx (3)
429-663: Consider consolidating beam components to reduce repetition.The six beam components (
UserToWorkflowBeam,WorkflowToAgentOneBeam, etc.) share similar structure with slight variations in colors, curvature, and animation step conditions. While the current explicit approach aids readability, you could consolidate them using a configuration-driven pattern.♻️ Optional: Configuration-driven beam rendering
// Example consolidation approach interface BeamConfig { id: string; fromRef: NodeRef; toRef: NodeRef; colors: typeof colors.user; curvature: number; reverse?: boolean; visibleFrom: number; visibleUntil?: number; particleDurationStep?: number; solidAfterStep?: number; } const BeamFromConfig = ({ config, containerRef, isMobile, animationStep }: { config: BeamConfig; containerRef: NodeRef; isMobile: boolean; animationStep: number; }) => { if (animationStep < config.visibleFrom) return null; // ... common rendering logic };This would reduce ~240 lines to ~80 lines while maintaining the same behavior.
703-703: MissingstartAnimationin dependency array.The
startAnimationfunction is called within this effect but is not listed in the dependency array. While it currently works becausestartAnimationhas a stable reference (viauseCallbackwith empty deps), this is technically incomplete and could cause subtle bugs ifstartAnimation's dependencies change in the future.♻️ Proposed fix
- }, [isAnimating, animationStep]); + }, [isAnimating, animationStep, startAnimation]);
816-821: Style injection may cause duplicates during HMR and SSR hydration mismatches.This approach appends a new style tag every time the module is hot-reloaded during development. Additionally, since styles are injected client-side only, there may be a flash of unstyled content during SSR hydration.
♻️ Suggested improvements
Option 1: Add deduplication check
if (typeof document !== "undefined") { + const existingStyle = document.getElementById("workflow-animation-styles"); + if (existingStyle) { + existingStyle.remove(); + } const styleTag = document.createElement("style"); + styleTag.id = "workflow-animation-styles"; styleTag.innerHTML = styles; document.head.appendChild(styleTag); }Option 2 (Preferred): Move to a CSS file
Create
animation-diagram.module.cssand import it, or add these classes to your global Tailwind/CSS config. This ensures styles are included in the SSR bundle and avoids runtime injection.archive/deprecated-providers/groq-ai/src/index.ts (5)
196-230: UsesafeStringifyinstead ofJSON.stringify.Per coding guidelines,
JSON.stringifyshould be replaced withsafeStringifyfrom@voltagent/internalto handle circular references and edge cases safely. This applies to lines 198, 216, and other occurrences throughout this file.Proposed fix for createStepFromChunk
Add import at the top of the file:
import { safeStringify } from "@voltagent/internal/utils";Then update the method:
if (chunk.type === "tool-call" && chunk.toolCallId) { return { id: chunk.toolCallId, type: "tool_call", - content: JSON.stringify([ + content: safeStringify([ { type: "tool-call", toolCallId: chunk.toolCallId, toolName: chunk.toolName, args: chunk.args, }, ]), // ... }; } if (chunk.type === "tool-result" && chunk.toolCallId) { return { id: chunk.toolCallId, type: "tool_result", - content: JSON.stringify([ + content: safeStringify([ { type: "tool-result", // ... }, ]), // ... }; }
329-333: UsesafeStringifyfor tool response serialization.As per coding guidelines, replace
JSON.stringifywithsafeStringifyto safely handle potential circular references in function responses.Proposed fix
groqMessages.push({ tool_call_id: toolCall.id ? toolCall.id : "", role: "tool", - content: JSON.stringify(functionResponse), + content: safeStringify(functionResponse), });
509-513: UsesafeStringifyfor function response serialization.Same issue as in
executeToolCalls- replaceJSON.stringifywithsafeStringify.Proposed fix
groqMessages.push({ tool_call_id: toolCall.id, role: "tool", - content: JSON.stringify(functionResponse), + content: safeStringify(functionResponse), });
666-721: UsesafeStringifyfor schema and object serialization.Replace
JSON.stringifywithsafeStringifyfor consistency with coding guidelines.Proposed fix
const schemaDescription = - JSON.stringify(zodToJsonSchema(options.schema)) || + safeStringify(zodToJsonSchema(options.schema)) || "Respond with a JSON object according to the specified schema.";if (options.onStepFinish) { const step = { id: "", type: "text" as const, - content: JSON.stringify(parsedObject, null, 2), + content: safeStringify(parsedObject, { indentation: 2 }), role: "assistant" as MessageRole, usage, };
742-749: UsesafeStringifyfor schema serialization.Same issue as in
generateObject.Proposed fix
const schemaDescription = - JSON.stringify(zodToJsonSchema(options.schema)) || + safeStringify(zodToJsonSchema(options.schema)) || "Respond with a JSON object according to the specified schema.";
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**/*.ts
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**/*.ts: Maintain type safety in TypeScript-first codebase
Never use JSON.stringify; use thesafeStringifyfunction instead, imported from@voltagent/internal
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Learning: Follow the monorepo structure - changes may impact multiple packages
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File: AGENTS.md:0-0
Timestamp: 2026-01-07T05:09:23.217Z
Learning: Applies to **/*.test.ts : Test your changes - ensure all tests pass before committing
Applied to files:
examples/with-lancedb/tsconfig.jsonwebsite/package.json
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packages/server-core/src/websocket/setup.ts (3)
packages/server-core/src/auth/next.ts (4)
AuthNextConfig(11-13)normalizeAuthNextConfig(21-25)resolveAuthNextAccess(48-66)isAuthNextConfig(15-19)packages/server-core/src/auth/utils.ts (1)
hasConsoleAccess(66-83)packages/server-core/src/auth/defaults.ts (1)
requiresAuth(212-273)
archive/deprecated-providers/groq-ai/src/index.ts (1)
examples/with-a2a-server/src/agents/assistant.ts (1)
tools(24-24)
packages/core/src/agent/subagent/index.ts (4)
packages/core/src/agent/agent.ts (3)
StreamTextOptions(379-386)GenerateTextOptions(373-378)Agent(396-4479)packages/core/src/agent/types.ts (1)
OperationContext(894-942)packages/core/src/agent/memory-persist-queue.ts (1)
AgentMetadataContextValue(21-24)packages/core/src/agent/subagent/stream-metadata-enricher.ts (2)
createMetadataEnrichedStream(38-99)shouldForwardChunk(107-114)
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examples/with-lancedb/tsconfig.json (1)
13-13: LGTM! Trailing newline added.The addition of a trailing newline is a standard formatting practice and aligns with the PR's objective of fixing lint issues.
packages/vercel-ai-exporter/package.json (1)
57-57: LGTM!The
--applyflag was deprecated in Biome in favor of--write. This update aligns with the current Biome CLI conventions and matches the changes in other package.json files across the monorepo.package.json (2)
46-53: LGTM!The lint-staged configuration correctly uses
--write(replacing deprecated--apply) and includes--no-errors-on-unmatchedto gracefully handle cases where staged files don't match the glob pattern.
75-75: LGTM!Consistent update from
--applyto--writefor the lint:fix script.website/package.json (3)
13-13: LGTM!Consistent lint:fix script update using
--writeflag.
22-25: LGTM!lint-staged configuration updated consistently with the root package.json.
80-80: LGTM!Biome version updated to
^1.9.4, matching the root package.json. This ensures consistent linting behavior across the monorepo. Based on learnings, maintaining consistency across packages in this monorepo structure is important.packages/langfuse-exporter/src/exporter.ts (3)
92-100: LGTM!Clean type definition that clearly documents the trace-level data structure. The required
updateParentfield with optional trace metadata fields is well-designed.
157-157: LGTM!Good refactoring to extract trace info into a dedicated method with a clear return type. The extraction logic and return statement correctly construct the
TraceInfoobject.Also applies to: 201-210
268-277: LGTM!Clean refactoring that improves readability by delegating to focused helper methods. The multi-step pipeline (extract → assemble → log → emit) is easier to follow and maintain.
packages/server-core/src/websocket/setup.ts (5)
59-77: Clean modular design for WebSocket authentication helpers.The
WebSocketAuthResulttype and the helper functions (closeUpgrade,denyUnauthorized,denyServerError) provide a clear, reusable abstraction for handling WebSocket upgrade responses. The HTTP response format with proper CRLF termination is correct.
79-91: LGTM!The function correctly handles optional token verification by returning
nullfor missing tokens or verification failures, which is appropriate for public routes where authentication is optional.
116-155: Well-structured authentication flow for AuthNext config.The function correctly handles the three access levels (public, console, user) with appropriate token verification strategies for each. The dev bypass for local testing is clearly scoped and safe (requires non-production environment).
Minor observation: The console user object
{ id: "console", type: "console-access" }is repeated in multiple places (lines 140, 173, 178). Consider extracting to a constant if this pattern expands.
157-194: LGTM!The legacy authentication flow correctly handles observability paths, console access, and route-based auth requirements using the existing
requiresAuthutility. The logic preserves backward compatibility while integrating with the new modular structure.
237-265: Clean refactoring of the upgrade handler.The authentication flow is now much clearer: validate path → resolve auth → handle upgrade. The use of
isAuthNextConfigtype guard to dispatch to the appropriate resolver is correct, and the error handling properly catches unexpected failures with a 500 response.website/src/theme/CustomerProjectPage/index.tsx (2)
48-51: LGTM!Clean discriminated union type that enables type-safe rendering of different content parts.
107-145: LGTM!The character-by-character parsing correctly identifies quoted segments and delegates remaining text to
appendTextSections. The logic gracefully handles edge cases where quotes might be unclosed by discarding incomplete quote content.website/src/components/workflows/animation-diagram.tsx (4)
1-56: LGTM! Clean modular structure with proper TypeScript patterns.The refactored imports using
type Reactfor the namespace and named hook imports align with modern TypeScript/React practices. The unifiedcolorsconstant andNodeReftype alias provide good foundations for the component decomposition.
145-254: LGTM! Well-structured container components.The
WorkflowDiagramandWorkflowNodescomponents follow good composition patterns with clear prop interfaces and single responsibilities. The position logic is cleanly separated based onisMobileflag.
262-352: LGTM! Clean node component implementations.The node components are well-typed with consistent prop patterns. The use of nullish coalescing for optional className props on
AgentNodeis a good practice.
771-783: LGTM! Clean integration of extracted components.The main
WorkflowCodeExamplecomponent now delegates rendering to the new modular components with proper prop passing. This significantly improves readability compared to the previous inline implementation.archive/deprecated-providers/groq-ai/src/index.ts (6)
22-43: LGTM! Well-structured internal types.The new
GroqUsage,GroqStreamState, andGroqStreamConfigtypes provide good encapsulation for the streaming state machine, improving code organization and type safety.
234-265: LGTM! Clean helper implementations.
buildStreamParamsandupdateUsageFromChunkare well-structured helpers that encapsulate common logic effectively.
267-289: LGTM!Good defensive check for empty content and proper state management.
361-396: LGTM!The chunk processing logic correctly handles text emission, usage tracking, and tool call orchestration with follow-up streaming.
398-434: LGTM!Good separation between stream processing and finalization. The callback invocations are properly sequenced.
600-631: LGTM! Clean refactoring of streamText.The new stateful streaming approach with
GroqStreamConfigandGroqStreamStateimproves code organization. Theproviderreference correctly preservesthiscontext within the ReadableStream callback.packages/core/src/agent/subagent/index.ts (9)
392-403: LGTM! Clean refactoring to use streamTextWithForwarding.The delegation to
streamTextWithForwardingcentralizes the streaming logic and improves maintainability.
568-574: LGTM!Good extraction of the assistant message creation logic, reducing code duplication across the
handoffTaskbranches.
576-587: LGTM!Good encapsulation of stream writer access from the operation context.
589-626: LGTM!The stream forwarding logic correctly separates UI stream merging and full stream writing, with proper metadata enrichment.
669-679: LGTM!Clean implementation with proper precedence for bailed results over the actual stream response.
681-691: LGTM!Clean orchestration of the streaming pipeline with good separation of concerns.
901-915: LGTM!Good metadata construction with proper handling of optional parent context and agent hierarchy tracking.
917-941: LGTM!Good defensive checks and lazy initialization of the metadata map. The deduplication check prevents redundant registrations.
642-667: Fire-and-forget async pattern uses adequate error handling.The
writeSubagentFullStream()is intentionally called withoutawaitto avoid blocking the main flow. The internal try-catch logs errors without propagating them, preventing failures in stream writing from disrupting the operation. This pattern is consistent with similar background operations throughout the codebase (e.g.,packages/postgres/src/memory-adapter.ts,packages/core/src/workflow/core.ts) and is an acceptable design choice for non-critical background tasks.
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Missing CSS class definition: text-shadow-neon.
The class text-shadow-neon is applied to contentAgent (line 110) and analysisAgent (line 127) but is not defined in the styles block at the bottom of the file. Only text-shadow-neon-blue, text-shadow-neon-purple, and text-shadow-soft are defined.
🐛 Proposed fix: Add the missing class definition
Add to the styles constant around line 809:
.text-shadow-soft {
text-shadow: 0 0 5px rgba(251, 113, 133, 0.5),
0 0 10px rgba(251, 113, 133, 0.3);
filter: brightness(1.1);
}
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+ .text-shadow-neon {
+ text-shadow: 0 0 7px rgba(45, 212, 191, 0.9),
+ 0 0 14px rgba(45, 212, 191, 0.7),
+ 0 0 21px rgba(45, 212, 191, 0.5),
+ 0 0 28px rgba(45, 212, 191, 0.3);
+ filter: brightness(1.2);
+ }Also applies to: 125-128
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Check if these issues are valid — if so, understand the root cause of each and fix them.
<file name="website/src/theme/CustomerProjectPage/index.tsx">
<violation number="1" location="website/src/theme/CustomerProjectPage/index.tsx:94">
P1: Empty bullet arrays can cause runtime error when accessing `part.content[0]` in JSX. Add length check to prevent empty arrays from being pushed to parts.</violation>
</file>
<file name="packages/langfuse-exporter/src/exporter.ts">
<violation number="1" location="packages/langfuse-exporter/src/exporter.ts:262">
P1: String() coercion prevents fallback to undefined. When the model name attribute is missing, this sets model to the string "undefined" instead of undefined, potentially breaking downstream consumers expecting a valid model name or undefined.</violation>
</file>
<file name="packages/server-core/src/websocket/setup.ts">
<violation number="1" location="packages/server-core/src/websocket/setup.ts:64">
P2: `closeUpgrade` destroys the socket right after `write`, which may drop the response before it’s flushed. Prefer `socket.end(...)` (and avoid immediate `destroy()`), so clients reliably receive the 401/500 status.</violation>
</file>
<file name="archive/deprecated-providers/groq-ai/src/index.ts">
<violation number="1" location="archive/deprecated-providers/groq-ai/src/index.ts:317">
P1: Throw an Error object instead of a string literal. String literals lose stack trace information and violate best practices for error handling.</violation>
<violation number="2" location="archive/deprecated-providers/groq-ai/src/index.ts:321">
P1: Throw an Error object instead of a string literal. String literals lose stack trace information and violate best practices for error handling.</violation>
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