- Mention 4 free models: Big Pickle, GLM-4.7, Grok Code Fast 1, MiniMax M2.1
- Note that 75+ providers are available through OpenCode
- Change setup to "opens browser to connect more providers"
- Put opencode-pickle first in variants so test uses a free provider
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Always show the IMPORTANT message about refreshing PATH, with clear
step numbering that makes source ~/.bashrc step 1.
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Add separate instructions for:
- Pre-built container: docker run with display/volume flags
- Build from source: docker-compose run setup
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Users can now pull the image directly from the Gitea registry:
docker pull gitea.brrd.tech/rob/smarttools:latest
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Docker changes:
- Install Node.js and npm (for Claude CLI)
- Install Firefox ESR for browser-based OAuth
- Install X11 libraries for display forwarding
- Add 'setup' service with display access
Usage:
xhost +local:docker
docker-compose run --rm setup
smarttools providers install
The 'setup' service has DISPLAY and X11 socket access, so browser-based
OAuth flows (Claude, Codex, Gemini, OpenCode) can work inside Docker.
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All major providers (Claude, Codex, Gemini, OpenCode) use browser-based
OAuth authentication, not manual API keys:
- Run the CLI command
- Browser opens for sign-in
- Auth tokens saved automatically
Also added post_install_note for Ollama to show how to add the provider
after installing.
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New commands:
- smarttools providers list - List all providers with status
- smarttools providers check - Check which providers are available
- smarttools providers add <name> <command> - Add/update provider
- smarttools providers remove <name> - Remove provider
- smarttools providers test <name> - Test a provider
Features:
- Shows [+] for available, [-] for missing providers
- Mock provider always shows as available (built-in)
- Helpful installation hints when no providers found
- Can add custom providers (Ollama, local scripts, etc.)
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Friends can now clone and test without installing anything locally.
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Self-contained Docker setup for SmartTools with no external dependencies.
Includes cli, test, and shell services.
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- Add Dockerfile for containerized builds
- Add .dockerignore for cleaner builds
- Add CLAUDE.md for development guidance
- Update README and docs
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The AI prompt now explicitly shows:
1. Assign Available Variables to standard Python variables first
2. Then use those variables in the code
3. Multi-line example with file writing pattern
This prevents the AI from trying to use {variable} directly in
expressions without proper assignment.
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The AI follows the pattern better when the available variables are
shown in the exact format they should be used:
"""{input}""", """{response}""", etc.
This helps the AI generate code that properly uses triple quotes
for variable substitution.
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Updated the default prompt template to explain how to use variables:
- Variables must be wrapped in curly braces: {variable}
- Use triple quotes since content may contain quotes/newlines
- Added example: my_var = """{response}"""
This helps the AI generate code that works correctly with the
variable substitution system.
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Code steps were executing with literal {variable} placeholders instead
of substituted values. Now substitute_variables() is called on the code
before execution, matching the behavior of prompt steps.
This fixes issues like {outputfile} being treated as a Python set literal
or written as a literal filename.
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The AI was generating function definitions instead of inline code.
Updated the default prompt template to explicitly:
- Request inline executable code, NOT function definitions
- Clarify that variables are already available
- Emphasize no wrapping in functions
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- Add category field to Tool dataclass (Text, Developer, Data, Other)
- Display tools grouped by category in main UI with section headers
- Add category dropdown selector in tool builder dialog
- Update example tools with appropriate categories
- Document category feature in README
Categories help organize tools in the UI for easier navigation.
Tools without a category default to "Other".
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- Added Alt+U/Alt+R for undo/redo in key bindings table
- Added tips about undo/redo (50 states) and $EDITOR button
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- Changed undo/redo keys to Alt+U and Alt+R (meta keys work in urwid)
- Fixed undo logic: now saves state BEFORE edit happens, not after
- Added duplicate state prevention
- Simplified the tracking logic
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Ctrl+Z is the Unix suspend signal (SIGTSTP) which suspends the process
before urwid can intercept it. Changed to:
- Ctrl+U for undo
- Ctrl+R for redo
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- Add UndoableEdit class with undo/redo support:
- Ctrl+Z to undo (up to 50 states)
- Ctrl+Y or Ctrl+Shift+Z to redo
- Automatically tracks edit history and cursor position
- Tab passes through for focus cycling
- Remove syntax highlighting attempt (incompatible with urwid Edit widget's
text layout engine which requires raw text strings, not markup)
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When editing a code step, users can now click the "$EDITOR" button
to open the current code in their preferred external editor:
- Uses $EDITOR environment variable (falls back to $VISUAL, then nano)
- Creates a temp .py file with current code
- Suspends urwid UI while editor runs
- Imports edited code back when editor closes
- Shows success/error status in the dialog
This allows using vim, nano, VS Code, or any editor for complex
code editing while still using the SmartTools UI for workflow.
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Wrap the AI prompt ListBox in DOSScrollBar for consistent
scrolling experience in the auto-adjust panel.
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Document the new AI assist panel in the code step dialog:
- Provider selection dropdown
- Editable prompt template with {code} placeholder
- Output/feedback area showing status and errors
- Auto-adjust button to generate/modify code
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- Move auto-adjust feature to a dedicated LineBox panel
- Add full editable prompt template with {code} placeholder
- Add scrollable output/feedback area showing AI responses
- Display success/error messages with provider info
- Side-by-side layout: Code editor on left, AI assist on right
- Increase dialog size to accommodate new layout (90x30)
- Default prompt shows available variables and clear instructions
The AI assist panel now shows:
- Provider selector with dropdown
- Editable prompt (user can customize the full AI instruction)
- Output area with status messages and error details
- Centered Auto-adjust button
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- Remove 6 unused methods from ui_urwid.py:
- select_edit_tool, select_delete_tool, select_test_tool (replaced by main menu)
- show_tools_list (replaced by info panel)
- _edit_step_dialog, _edit_argument_dialog (replaced by direct dialog calls)
- Remove unused variable assignment in _edit_argument_at
- Remove ToolInput legacy alias from tool.py (never used)
- Enhance docstrings for DOSScrollBar and TabCyclePile classes
- Net reduction of ~120 lines of dead code
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- Add DOSScrollBar class with ▲/▼ arrow buttons for code/prompt editors
- Expand scrollbar click sensitivity (last 2 columns, zone-based scrolling)
- Fix urwid 3.x compatibility: use explicit ('pack', widget) tuples in Piles
- Add TabPassEdit class for proper Tab cycling in multiline editors
- Add TabCyclePile for focus cycling with Tab key in dialogs
- Add auto-adjust AI feature to automatically set output_var from code
- Update README with new UI navigation documentation
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- Updated README with full feature overview and examples
- Added docs/INSTALL.md with detailed setup instructions
- Added docs/PROVIDERS.md with 12 profiled providers
- Added docs/EXAMPLES.md with all 28 tool configurations
- Added examples/install.py for one-command tool installation
- Updated pyproject.toml with better metadata
- Added urwid TUI with provider descriptions in dropdown
- Profiled all providers for speed/accuracy/cost
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- providers.py: Provider abstraction with mock support
- tool.py: Tool loading, saving, and wrapper script generation
- runner.py: Tool execution engine with prompt building
- ui.py: Dialog-based UI for tool management
- cli.py: CLI entry point with list/create/edit/delete/test commands
~430 lines of Python as designed.
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A lightweight personal tool builder for AI-powered CLI commands.
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