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CodeWriterCtrlFlow.yaml

@@ -32,7 +32,10 @@ commands:
     description: "Write code to finish the goal with user interaction"
     input_args: ["goal"]
   finish:
-    description: "Signal that the objective has been satisfied, and returns the answer to the user."
+    description: "Signal that the objective has been satisfied, return the summary of what was done"
+    input_args: ["summary"]
+  manual_finish:
+    description: "The user demands to quit and terminate the current process"
     input_args: []
   ask_user:
     description: "Ask user a question for confirmation or assistance"
@@ -50,7 +53,7 @@ system_message_prompt_template:
     
           When you need to call the code writer, call the `write_code` command with the goal specified.
           When you need to call the code tester, call the `test` command to test the code written.
-          When the code is written and the user is satisfied, call the `finish` command to terminate the current process.
+          When the code is written and the user is satisfied, call the `finish` command to terminate the current process with a summary of what was done in one sentence.
           Whenever you are in doubt, or need to confirm something to the user, call `ask_user` with the question.
           
           The coder will only write one function per goal, make sure you are not asking the coder to write more than one function.
@@ -58,6 +61,7 @@ system_message_prompt_template:
           You **must not** write code yourself. You only decide whether to call the coder with specified goals or to finish.
     
           Your workflow:
+          0. Whenever the user demands to quit or terminate the current process, call `manual_finish` command.
           1. Upon user request, call the `write_code` with the goal given.
           2. The coder will write code, which is a function. The user will examine the code, and provide feedback.
           3. Depending on the feedback of the user:
@@ -65,10 +69,10 @@ system_message_prompt_template:
             3.2. The user does not provide details about refining the code, for example, just stating the fact that the user has updated the code, **this means the user is satisfied with the code written, call the `finish` command.**
           4. If the user is satisfied with the code, call `test` to test the code
           5. Depending on the result of the test:
-            5.1 Test passes, terminate the current process with the `finish command`
+            5.1 Test passes, terminate the current process with the `finish` command, with a summary of what was done in a sentence.
             5.2 Test fails, **call the coder with details of the test results to instruct the coder to refine the code**, go back to step 2.
           
-          If you have completed all your tasks, make sure to use the "finish" command.
+          If you have completed all your tasks, make sure to use the "finish" command, with a summary of what was done.
     
           Constraints:
           1. Exclusively use the commands listed in double quotes e.g. "command name"

CodeWriterFlow.py

@@ -27,8 +27,16 @@ class CodeWriterFlow(ContentWriterFlow):
             return {
                 "EARLY_EXIT": True,
                 "code": code_content,
+                "summary": "CodeWriter: " + output_payload["command_args"]["summary"],
                 "status": "finished"
             }
+        elif command == "manual_finish":
+            return {
+                "EARLY_EXIT": True,
+                "code": "no code was generated",
+                "summary": "CodeWriter: CodeWriter was terminated explicitly by the user, process is unfinished",
+                "status": "unfinished"
+            }
         elif command == "test":
             # ~~~ fetch code string from flow state ~~~
             keys_to_fetch_from_state = ["code"]