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10014-10015: LGTM! Clarify versioning strategy for ChatMessageV2.

The addition of a description for tool outputs and the introduction of 'ChatMessageV2' schema are good improvements. The description provides clarity on the expected format for tool outputs.

However, I have a question regarding the versioning strategy:

1. What's the rationale behind introducing 'ChatMessageV2'?
2. Are there plans to deprecate an older version, or will both versions coexist?

Understanding the versioning strategy will help ensure smooth API evolution and maintain backward compatibility if needed.

To get a better understanding of the chat message schemas, run the following script:

#!/bin/bash
# Description: Analyze chat message schemas

# Search for ChatMessage schemas
echo "Chat Message Schemas:"
rg --type yaml -i 'ChatMessage.*:' -A 10

# Check for version references in the API
echo -e "\nVersion References in API:"
rg --type yaml -i 'version.*:'

This script will help visualize the different chat message schemas and any version references in the API, providing context for the versioning strategy.

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9998-9998: LGTM! Verify impact on existing implementations.

The addition of 'content' as a required field for the message object is a logical change. However, ensure that this modification doesn't break existing implementations that might not include 'content' in their messages.

To verify the impact of this change, run the following script:

This script will help identify any existing message object definitions or usages that might not include the 'content' field, potentially affected by this change.

✅ Verification successful

To ensure a comprehensive verification, let's perform a more targeted search for custom message implementations or usages, as well as any deprecated or legacy code that might use an older version of the message object schema.

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To address the issue with file type recognition and ensure we get the necessary information, let's modify our search approach. We'll use a more generic search that doesn't rely on specific file type recognition.

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LGTM! Change appears to be consistent with existing implementations.

The addition of 'content' as a required field for the message object is approved. Our analysis shows that this change is consistent with existing implementations across various SDKs (Go, TypeScript, Java, Python) and API definitions. We found no evidence of legacy or deprecated message usages that would be negatively impacted by this change.

However, to ensure a smooth transition:

1. Conduct thorough testing across all SDKs and any known custom implementations.
2. Update documentation to clearly communicate this change to developers.
3. Consider providing a deprecation notice for any implementations that may not include the 'content' field, allowing for a grace period before enforcing it as required.

🏁 Scripts executed

The following scripts were executed for the analysis:

Script:

#!/bin/bash
# Description: Check for message objects that might not include 'content' field

# Search for message object definitions or usages
rg --type yaml -i 'message.*\{' -A 10 | grep -v 'content:'

Length of output: 143062

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Script:

#!/bin/bash
# Search for custom message implementations or usages
echo "Searching for custom message implementations or usages:"
rg -i "message.*\{" --type yaml --type typescript --type javascript --type python --type java --type go -C 5

echo -e "\nSearching for potential legacy or deprecated message usages:"
rg -i "(deprecated|legacy).*message" --type yaml --type typescript --type javascript --type python --type java --type go -C 5

Length of output: 566

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Script:

#!/bin/bash
# Search for custom message implementations or usages
echo "Searching for custom message implementations or usages:"
rg -i "message.*\{" --glob "*.{yaml,ts,js,py,java,go}" -C 5

echo -e "\nSearching for potential legacy or deprecated message usages:"
rg -i "(deprecated|legacy).*message" --glob "*.{yaml,ts,js,py,java,go}" -C 5

Length of output: 82809