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TraceVibe LLM Integration - Implementation Status

What We've Accomplished ✅

1. Database Schema Updates (COMPLETED)

  • ✅ Added base_llm_prompt column to projects table with default template
  • ✅ Added component_path column to system_components table for filesystem mapping
  • ✅ Updated database migration function to handle existing databases
  • ✅ Updated Project struct to include BaseLLMPrompt field

2. Design and Planning (COMPLETED)

  • ✅ Created comprehensive implementation plan in LLM_INTEGRATION_PLAN.md
  • ✅ Defined API endpoint structure
  • ✅ Designed UI component layout
  • ✅ Specified prompt generation hierarchy (component → story → spec)
  • ✅ Documented filesystem integration approach

Current Implementation Status ⚠️

Compilation Issues

The current code has compilation errors due to missing database methods. The following methods need to be implemented:

// Missing database methods
func (db *DB) GetComponentByID(id string) (*ComponentSummary, error)
func (db *DB) GetProjectByID(id string) (*Project, error)
func (db *DB) GetRequirementsByComponent(componentID string) ([]*RequirementSummary, error)
func (db *DB) GetRequirementByID(id string) (*RequirementSummary, error)
func (db *DB) GetChildRequirements(parentID string) ([]*RequirementSummary, error)

Complex Integration

The full LLM integration is quite complex and requires:

  1. New database query methods
  2. Complex prompt building logic
  3. Hierarchical requirement traversal
  4. API error handling
  5. Frontend integration

Recommended Next Steps

Phase 1: Simplified UI Implementation (Immediate)

Goal: Show the concept with working UI buttons and placeholder functionality

  1. Add UI Buttons to project-page.html:

    <!-- Component level -->
    <button onclick="showLLMPromptModal('component', componentId)">🤖 Generate Code</button>
    
    <!-- Story level -->
    <button onclick="showLLMPromptModal('story', storyId)">🤖 Generate Story Code</button>
    
    <!-- Spec level -->
    <button onclick="showLLMPromptModal('spec', specId)">🤖 Generate Spec Code</button>
  2. Create Placeholder Modal:

    <div id="llmPromptModal">
      <h3>LLM Code Generation</h3>
      <p>Context Level: {level}</p>
      <textarea>Placeholder prompt will be generated here...</textarea>
      <button onclick="copyToClipboard()">📋 Copy to Clipboard</button>
    </div>
  3. Basic JavaScript:

    function showLLMPromptModal(level, itemId) {
      // Show modal with placeholder content
      // Future: Make API call to generate actual prompt
    }

Phase 2: Backend Implementation (Later)

  1. Implement missing database methods
  2. Add API endpoints for prompt generation
  3. Implement source tree and test suite viewers
  4. Add base prompt editor

Phase 3: Full Integration (Future)

  1. Connect frontend to backend APIs
  2. Add filesystem parsing for source tree
  3. Add test case discovery
  4. Add LLM API integration (optional)

Files Created/Modified

Modified Files:

  • internal/database/sqlite.go - Added database schema changes
  • cmd/serve.go - Attempted API implementation (needs cleanup)

New Files:

  • LLM_INTEGRATION_PLAN.md - Complete implementation plan
  • LLM_INTEGRATION_STATUS.md - This status document

Recommendation

Start with Phase 1 - Add the UI buttons and placeholder modals to:

  1. Show users the intended functionality
  2. Get feedback on the UI design
  3. Validate the approach before full implementation
  4. Allow incremental development

This approach lets us:

  • ✅ Demonstrate the concept immediately
  • ✅ Gather user feedback
  • ✅ Avoid complex debugging
  • ✅ Build iteratively

The database schema changes are already in place, so the foundation is ready for the full implementation when we're ready to tackle the complex backend logic.

Database Schema Status ✅

The database is ready with:

-- Projects table has base_llm_prompt column
ALTER TABLE projects ADD COLUMN base_llm_prompt TEXT DEFAULT '...'

-- Components table has component_path column
ALTER TABLE system_components ADD COLUMN component_path TEXT

These migrations will run automatically on existing databases.