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chat: reply by default, and let packages give the computer skills - #81
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The computer now responds to every message once it's in a chat. `/computer nosey` toggles back to only-when-mentioned, and that choice is stored on the chat doc (computerQuiet) so every tab agrees on it. Skills are `llm:skill` plugins, ported from the agent-chat branch: any package can register one with instructions and optional tools. A skill is active when the focused doc's type matches, when it's enabled with /plugin, or when the model calls load_skill or reads a matching doc. The momputer persona moves out of ChatRoot into a skill chat ships with (chat/src/skills), registered like anyone else's.
Now that the computer replies to everything by default, nosey and quiet each set one mode explicitly instead of nosey toggling.
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The bootloader reads `plugins` by importing the package in a module worker, which has no importmap. features.ts statically imported the selection-mention feature, a Solid component, so the entry pulled in `solid-js/web` and the whole package failed to load there (surfacing as "window is not defined" from Vite's preload helper). Feature metadata and registry descriptions now live in feature-descriptions.ts, which has no runtime imports; slots load behind `load()`.
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nosey by default makes sense in Watercooler, but i'm not sure it makes sense in a normal chat. i'd prefer if the LLM skills thing were added via the chat's own plugins system, if possible, and if not, to figure out why that's not possible and make the plugin system better. what do you think |
Computer messages go through marked + DOMPurify instead of the chat syntax, with fenced code still on the streaming shiki CodeBlock and <think> still collapsible. Human messages keep the chat syntax, where *x* is bold. The system prompts tell the model its replies render as GitHub-flavoured Markdown.
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The computer now responds to every message once it's in a chat.
/computer noseytoggles back to only-when-mentioned, and that choice is stored on the chat doc (computerQuiet) so every tab agrees on it.Skills are
llm:skillplugins, ported from the agent-chat branch: any package can register one with instructions and optional tools. A skill is active when the focused doc's type matches, when it's enabled with /plugin, or when the model calls load_skill or reads a matching doc. The momputer persona moves out of ChatRoot into a skill chat ships with (chat/src/skills), registered like anyone else's.