Implement human-in-the-loop functionality #243
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What does this do? |
It makes it so that Fuji asks for permission before executing any action that's been marked as sensitive. |
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Description
Add human-in-the-loop functionality #91
User can configure 'Safety Checkpoint' rules in settings. Fuji will ask user for permission when its planned action triggers a checkpoint.
See
src/state/currentTask.tsto get a sense of how the HITL functionality fits into the control flow.Type of Change
[x] New feature (non-breaking change which adds functionality)
How Has This Been Tested?
I've tested it with various HITL rules and instructions.
Sometimes, it still fails. I think experimenting with different prompts in
src/helpers/hitl/index.tscould improve performance.Checklist:
This feature and the code are still a bit rough around the edges (It's my first time using JS). If the maintainers think that this feature is, in principle, good, then I can give it a final polish.
Screenshots (if applicable)
Sorry for the weird artifacts. My screen recorder does not play nice with Fuji, apparently.
Additional Context
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