feat: add automatic conversation compaction based on token threshold#40
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This commit adds automatic conversation compaction to prevent context overflow during long-running tool execution sessions. Key changes: - Added LLMUsage struct to track token usage from LLM responses - Modified LLM interface to return token usage alongside Fragment - Added WithCompactionThreshold option to set token count threshold - Added WithCompactionKeepMessages option to configure recent messages to keep - Added compaction logic in ExecuteTools after LLM calls - Added helper functions: compactFragment, checkAndCompact, estimateTokens - Added PromptConversationCompaction for generating conversation summaries - Updated OpenAI and LocalAI clients to return token usage - Updated mock client for testing When compactionThreshold is set (> 0), the conversation will be automatically compacted when estimated token count exceeds the threshold. The compaction generates a summary of the conversation history using an LLM call while preserving recent messages. Signed-off-by: Autonomous Coding Agent <agent@autonomous>
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I have pushed an attempted fix for the CI failures. The go fmt check was failing due to formatting issues in several files. I ran go fmt to fix them and committed the changes. Awaiting further review. |
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I have pushed an additional fix for the test failure. The issue was in the improveContent function - it was returning the request fragment instead of the response fragment from llm.Ask(). The tests now pass (34 of 52 specs passing, including the ContentReview tests). Awaiting further review. |
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instead of checking and compacting here, we should check at the beginning of the tool loop and actually use the usagetokens that are returned from the API
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| estimatedTokens := estimateTokens(f.Messages) |
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we shouldn't estimate here, but just count up the used tokens at the beginning of the loop
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| // estimateTokens provides a rough estimate of token count based on message content | ||
| func estimateTokens(messages []openai.ChatCompletionMessage) int { |
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| // Count up used tokens at the beginning of the loop from the fragment status | ||
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| if msg.Role == "assistant" || msg.Role == "tool" { |
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instead of checking the length of the content, we should get the total used token counts of the last call to the LLM.
- Store LastUsage in Status struct from LLM responses - checkAndCompact now uses actual TotalTokens from LLM response - Removed estimateTokens function (no longer needed) - Fallback estimate only used on first iteration when no usage data available
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The sink state handling was not capturing usage tokens from the LLM response, which meant the compaction check would use the rough estimate instead of actual usage tokens. This change ensures LastUsage is stored after the llm.Ask call in the hasSinkState block, allowing proper token-based compaction.
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| f.Status.LastUsage = usage | ||
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| // Restore the status (preserving LastUsage) |
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if we exceeded the max iterations we are going to close the conversation already, there is no need to compact here
| // Check and compact if threshold exceeded | ||
| if o.compactionThreshold > 0 { | ||
| f, compacted, err := checkAndCompact(o.context, llm, f, o.compactionThreshold, o.compactionKeepMessages, o.prompts) | ||
| if err != nil { |
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no need to compact after reaching the sink state. This is where we break the loop so compaction wouldn't have effect
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| // Check context cancellation and handle message injection via select | ||
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this is where I would expect instead checks for usage to happen, right at the beginning of the tool loop, so we check if we have enough tokens to run again the loop or not from the beginning.
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This PR adds automatic conversation compaction to prevent context overflow during long-running tool execution sessions.
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