Add Tests / Refactor ToolResult

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PR Review: Add Tests / Refactor ToolResult

This is a comprehensive refactoring PR with significant improvements to the MiniAgent framework. Here's my detailed analysis:

✅ Strengths

1. ToolResult Interface Redesign

• Excellent abstraction: New IToolResult interface with toHistoryStr() method provides clean separation between internal data and history representation
• Backward compatibility: Legacy ToolResult interface maintained with deprecation markers
• Type safety: DefaultToolResult<T> provides generic type safety while exposing data properties via proxy pattern
• Clean implementation: src/interfaces.ts:83-94 shows well-designed proxy pattern for backward compatibility

2. Comprehensive Test Suite

• Extensive coverage: Added 669 lines in baseAgent.test.ts and 380 lines in standardAgent.test.ts
• Excellent test utilities: testUtils.ts provides robust mock implementations for all major interfaces
• Proper testing patterns: Uses Vitest with proper mocking, event capture utilities, and test data factories
• Testing best practices: Event-driven testing with EventCapture class for async event validation

3. Enhanced Type System

• Better interfaces: Unified tool call interfaces (IToolCallRequestInfo, IToolCallResponseInfo)
• Proper state management: Tool call state machine with clear status enumeration
• Factory methods: Static factory methods in interfaces for clean object creation
• Type guards: Added type guards for runtime type checking

4. Documentation Structure

• Agent specialization: Well-organized .claude/agents/ directory with specialized agent documentation
• Clear separation: Architecture documentation properly separated from usage guides
• Task tracking: Comprehensive task completion documentation in agent-context/

⚠️ Areas of Concern

1. Large PR Size

• 56 files changed makes this difficult to review comprehensively
• Consider breaking large refactors into smaller, focused PRs
• Risk of introducing multiple issues simultaneously

2. Missing Interface Compatibility

Looking at src/interfaces.ts:144-151, the IAgentConfig interface has potential issues:

export interface IAgentConfig {
  model: string;  // ← Was this previously 'modelName'?
  workingDirectory: string;  // ← Was this previously 'workingDir'?
}

But in tests (testUtils.ts:144-151), I see:

modelName: 'test-model',
workingDir: '/test',

⚠️ Potential Breaking Change: Interface field name changes may break existing code.

3. Tool Result Migration

In baseTool.ts:435-454, the error handling creates nested DefaultToolResult:

const errorResult = this.createErrorResult(validationError);
return new DefaultToolResult(errorResult as TResult);

This double-wrapping could cause issues. Consider returning DefaultToolResult directly from createErrorResult.

4. Test Configuration

standardAgent.test.ts:12-39 uses extensive mocking, but some mocks are incomplete:

• Missing isProcessing() and getTokenTracker() methods on chat mock
• handleModelFallback method not properly mocked

🔒 Security Considerations

Positive

• No hardcoded secrets or sensitive data
• Proper parameter validation in tools
• AbortSignal support for operation cancellation

Areas to Watch

• Tool execution permissions not clearly defined
• No input sanitization visible in tool parameters

🚀 Performance Considerations

Good

• Streaming-first approach maintains responsiveness
• Lazy loading of tool registry
• Event-driven architecture prevents blocking

Potential Issues

• Large event capture arrays in tests could cause memory issues in production
• Map-based tool registry is efficient for lookups

📋 Recommendations

Critical

1. Fix interface compatibility: Ensure IAgentConfig field names match existing usage
2. Test the breaking changes: Run full regression tests on existing examples
3. Simplify tool result creation: Avoid double-wrapping in DefaultToolResult

Important

4. Add integration tests: Test actual tool execution end-to-end
5. Document migration path: Add migration guide for ToolResult changes
6. Add error boundary tests: Test tool scheduler error handling scenarios

Nice to Have

7. Split large PR: Consider splitting into ToolResult refactor + Tests + Documentation
8. Add performance benchmarks: Measure impact of interface changes
9. Improve mock completeness: Fill in missing mock methods

📊 Overall Assessment

Code Quality: ⭐⭐⭐⭐☆ (4/5) - Well-architected with minor interface issues
Test Coverage: ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ (5/5) - Comprehensive test suite with excellent utilities
Documentation: ⭐⭐⭐⭐☆ (4/5) - Good structure, could use migration guides
Security: ⭐⭐⭐⭐☆ (4/5) - No major concerns, standard practices
Performance: ⭐⭐⭐⭐☆ (4/5) - Maintains streaming performance

Recommendation: ✅ Approve with requested changes - Fix the interface compatibility issues and this will be a strong improvement to the framework.

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