Introduce QuickActionsService and QuickAgent for lightweight, single-shot AI
operations. Add a dedicated quickActionModel setting alongside a new top-level
provider setting, with validation ensuring all models match the selected provider
and provider-specific defaults. Refactor FileSystemService to offer both TFile
and path-based overloads (readFile/readFilePath, writeToFile/writeToFilePath,
patchFile/patchFileAtPath). Replace window/document globals with activeWindow/
activeDocument throughout InputService and VaultkeeperAISettingTab for Obsidian
mobile compatibility.
Update linting packages to latest.
Restructure the AI workflow from a single-agent model to a specialized
multi-agent system with distinct roles:
- Add AgentType enum (Main, Orchestration, Planning, Execution) to define
agent specializations
- Replace AIControllerService and AIFunctionService with modular agent
classes in Services/AIServices/:
- MainAgent: Handles user interaction and delegates to orchestration
- OrchestrationAgent: Coordinates plan execution and step-by-step workflow
- PlanningAgent: Creates and revises execution plans
- ExecutionAgent: Executes individual plan steps
- AIController: Base class providing common agent loop functionality
- Create specialized prompts (OrchestrationPrompt, ExecutionPrompt) for
agent-specific behavior
- Add OrchestrationResult type to communicate workflow control decisions
(continue, abort, replan)
- Introduce agent-specific function scoping:
- ExecuteWorkflow for main agent
- CompleteTask for execution agent
- CompleteStep/Replan/CancelPlan for orchestration agent
- SubmitPlan/AskUserQuestionPlanning for planning agent
- Update BaseAIClass to use agentType property instead of isPlanningAgent
boolean for model selection
- Simplify ExecutionPlan and ExecutionStep types by removing execution
state tracking (moved to agent coordination)
- Remove PlanningEnabledAppendix and ExecutionStatus enum (superseded by
agent architecture)
- Add comprehensive integration tests for agent workflows
This architecture provides better separation of concerns, clearer agent
responsibilities, and more robust plan execution with explicit orchestration
control flow.
