[Components] universal_summarizer_by_kagi #12416 #16451
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WalkthroughThis update introduces a new document summarization action for the Kagi universal summarizer component. It adds a dedicated action module for summarizing the content of a given URL, configurable with parameters such as engine, summary type, language, and caching. Supporting this, a constants module is created to centralize available summary types, languages, and engine options. The main app module is enhanced with structured property definitions and new methods for making authenticated API requests and invoking the summarization endpoint. The previous placeholder authentication method is removed. Changes
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participant User
participant SummarizeDocumentAction
participant UniversalSummarizerApp
participant KagiAPI
User->>SummarizeDocumentAction: Provide URL and parameters
SummarizeDocumentAction->>UniversalSummarizerApp: summarizeDocument(args)
UniversalSummarizerApp->>KagiAPI: POST /summarize (with args, auth)
KagiAPI-->>UniversalSummarizerApp: Summarization response
UniversalSummarizerApp-->>SummarizeDocumentAction: Return summary result
SummarizeDocumentAction-->>User: Success message and summary
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🧹 Nitpick comments (7)
components/universal_summarizer_by_kagi/common/constants.mjs (2)
144-147: Consider adding guidance for the deprecated engineThe "daphne" engine is marked as "Soon-to-be-deprecated" without providing a timeline or migration guidance.
Consider enhancing the label to include a recommendation for which alternative engine users should select instead:
- label: "Same as Agnes (Soon-to-be-deprecated)", + label: "Same as Agnes (Soon-to-be-deprecated - recommend using Agnes instead)",
135-152: Add documentation for engine differencesWhile the labels provide brief descriptions of each engine's characteristics, users might benefit from more detailed information about the differences between engines.
Consider adding a comment at the top of the
ENGINE_OPTIONSarray explaining each engine's strengths, use cases, or performance characteristics to help users make an informed choice.components/universal_summarizer_by_kagi/actions/summarize-document/summarize-document.mjs (2)
54-55: Enhance success message with dynamic contentThe current success message is static and doesn't include any details about what was summarized.
Include the URL in the success message to provide more context to the user:
- $.export("$summary", "Successfully summarized the content of the URL"); + $.export("$summary", `Successfully summarized the content of ${this.url}`);
43-56: Add basic error handlingThe action currently lacks specific error handling, relying on Pipedream's default error handling.
Consider adding a try/catch block to provide more specific error messages:
async run({ $ }) { + try { const response = await this.app.summarizeDocument({ $, params: { url: this.url, engine: this.engine, summary_type: this.summaryType, target_language: this.targetLanguage, cache: this.cache, }, }); $.export("$summary", "Successfully summarized the content of the URL"); return response; + } catch (error) { + throw new Error(`Failed to summarize document: ${error.message}`); + } },components/universal_summarizer_by_kagi/universal_summarizer_by_kagi.app.mjs (3)
62-67: Add documentation for API parameters and response formatThe
summarizeDocumentmethod lacks documentation about the expected parameters and response format from the API.Consider adding JSDoc comments to document the method parameters and return value:
+ /** + * Summarizes a document from a URL + * @param {Object} args - The arguments for the request + * @param {Object} args.params - The parameters for the summarization + * @param {string} args.params.url - The URL to summarize + * @param {string} [args.params.engine] - The summarization engine to use + * @param {string} [args.params.summary_type] - The type of summary to generate + * @param {string} [args.params.target_language] - The language for the summary + * @param {boolean} [args.params.cache] - Whether to allow cached requests + * @returns {Promise<Object>} The summarization response + */ async summarizeDocument(args = {}) { return this._makeRequest({ path: "/summarize", ...args, }); },
55-57: Consider validating the API key before useThe API key is used directly in the authorization header without validation.
Consider checking if the API key exists before using it:
headers: { - "Authorization": `Bot ${this.$auth.api_key}`, + "Authorization": `Bot ${this.$auth.api_key || ''}`, ...headers, },Or add a more robust validation:
headers: { - "Authorization": `Bot ${this.$auth.api_key}`, + "Authorization": this.$auth.api_key + ? `Bot ${this.$auth.api_key}` + : undefined, ...headers, },
42-44: Consider making the base URL configurableThe API base URL is hardcoded, which could make it difficult to support environment-specific configurations.
Consider making the base URL configurable through the constructor or app settings:
_baseUrl() { - return "https://kagi.com/api/v0"; + return this.$auth.base_url || "https://kagi.com/api/v0"; },
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components/universal_summarizer_by_kagi/common/constants.mjs (1)
1-153: Well-structured constants module with clear organizationThe file provides a clear and well-organized structure for constants used throughout the component, following good practices with consistent formatting for options (label/value pairs).
components/universal_summarizer_by_kagi/actions/summarize-document/summarize-document.mjs (1)
1-57: Well-implemented action with clear property definitionsThe action is well-structured, properly imports the app module, and clearly defines all necessary properties by referencing the app's propDefinitions.
components/universal_summarizer_by_kagi/universal_summarizer_by_kagi.app.mjs (2)
7-40: Well-structured property definitions with appropriate optionsThe property definitions are clearly organized with appropriate types, labels, and descriptions. The use of constants for options ensures consistency across the component.
45-60: Well-implemented request method with proper authorizationThe
_makeRequestmethod centralizes HTTP request logic, correctly handles authorization, and allows for flexible options passing.
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