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This pull request sets up the initial backend project structure for LocalMind, including environment configuration, code formatting, and the foundation for AI model integrations (Google Gemini and Groq). It introduces configuration files, scripts, and the first implementation of AI-related API endpoints and services.

Project Setup & Configuration

  • Added .env.example with all necessary environment variables for server, database, JWT, Redis, uploads, and API keys.
  • Initialized package.json with project metadata, scripts for development, testing, formatting, and dependencies for Express, LangChain, AI models, and utilities.
  • Added Prettier config and ignore files for code formatting, and Jest configuration for testing. [1] [2] [3]

AI Model Integration: Google Gemini

  • Implemented GoogleService, GoogleController, and GoogleRoutes to provide an API endpoint for interacting with the Gemini AI model, using a customizable prompt template and safe JSON parsing. [1] [2] [3]
  • Added GeminiUtils class to configure and invoke the Google Gemini model via LangChain, supporting dynamic prompt formatting and response parsing.

AI Model Integration: Groq

  • Implemented GroqService, GroqController, and GroqRouter for Groq model chat endpoint, with error handling and configurable model/apiKey support. [1] [2] [3]
  • Defined constants and types for Groq integration to standardize responses and request payloads. [1] [2]

Prompt Template System

  • Added AiTemplate class and prompt text file to standardize AI assistant behavior and response format, enforcing strict JSON output and privacy-respecting instructions. [1] [2]

Developer Utilities

  • Added a shell script setup-cloudflare.sh to automate Cloudflared tunnel setup for local development, including installation and authentication steps.\n\nFixes 🐛 Unhandled JSON parsing in AI services and dataset processing #42 - Adds 'safeParse' utility and applies it across Google, Groq, Ollama, and DataSet services to avoid unhandled JSON parse errors.

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This pull request lays the groundwork for the LocalMind backend, focusing on establishing a robust and scalable architecture. It integrates multiple AI models, sets up a flexible prompt templating system, and implements essential user authentication and AI agent configuration features. The changes also include utilities for safe JSON parsing and automated development environment setup, ensuring a solid foundation for future development.

Highlights

  • Initial Backend Project Structure: This pull request establishes the foundational backend project structure for LocalMind, including environment configuration, code formatting with Prettier, and testing setup with Jest.
  • AI Model Integrations: Core integrations for Google Gemini, Groq, and Ollama AI models have been implemented, providing dedicated services, controllers, and API routes for interacting with each model.
  • Prompt Template System: A standardized prompt template system (AiTemplate) is introduced to ensure consistent AI assistant behavior and response formatting, enforcing strict JSON output.
  • User Authentication and API Key Management: User registration, login, profile management, and secure API key generation/retrieval functionalities are now in place, complete with JWT-based authentication middleware.
  • AI Model Configuration: A new module for configuring AI agents is added, allowing users to define and manage different AI models (cloud or on-premise) with associated keys and system prompts.
  • Dataset Processing: Functionality to upload and process datasets (e.g., CSV files) is introduced, leveraging LangChain's CSVLoader and Google Gemini for intelligent data extraction and validation.
  • Safe JSON Parsing Utility: A safeParse utility has been added to robustly handle JSON parsing, providing a fallback mechanism and error logging to prevent application crashes from malformed AI responses.
  • Developer Utilities: A shell script (setup-cloudflare.sh) is included to automate Cloudflared tunnel setup for local development, simplifying external access to the local server.

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Code Review

This pull request introduces a substantial amount of new functionality, including the initial project structure, AI service integrations for Google, Groq, and Ollama, and a new safeParse utility. The setup is comprehensive, but there are several critical issues that need to be addressed. These include non-existent package versions in package.json that will break the build, required environment variables that seem to be for testing purposes and will cause the app to crash, and several logical bugs in the AI model configuration and user services. I've left detailed comments on these issues, along with suggestions for fixes. Great start, and looking forward to seeing these issues resolved!

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Pull request overview

This pull request establishes the foundational backend infrastructure for LocalMind, a platform enabling users to interact with AI models locally or via cloud APIs. The changes introduce environment configuration, user authentication, AI model integrations (Google Gemini, Groq, Ollama), a safe JSON parsing utility, dataset processing capabilities, and project tooling for development and testing.

Key Changes:

  • Environment validation schema with support for server, database, JWT, Redis, and AI API configurations
  • User authentication system with JWT tokens, password hashing (Argon2), and API key generation
  • AI model service integrations with prompt templating and safe JSON response parsing
  • Safe JSON parsing utility to handle AI response parsing with fallback support

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types/express.d.ts Extends Express Request to include optional user property for authentication
tsconfig.json TypeScript configuration with strict mode and ES2022 target
src/validator/env.ts Environment variable validation schema using Zod
src/utils/safeJson.util.ts Safe JSON parser utility with error handling and fallback
src/utils/__test__/safeJson.util.test.ts Unit tests for safe JSON parsing utility
src/utils/SendResponse.utils.ts Standardized success/error response utility
src/server.ts Main server initialization with MongoDB connection
src/routes/app.ts Central route aggregation and middleware setup
src/config/mongoose.connection.ts MongoDB connection handler with retry logic
src/constant/env.constant.ts Environment constant exports with validation
src/constant/Status.constant.ts HTTP status code enum definitions
src/api/v1/user/* Complete user module (model, service, controller, routes, middleware, tests)
src/api/v1/AiModelConfig/* AI model configuration management system
src/api/v1/DataSet/v1/* Dataset processing with CSV loading and AI extraction
src/api/v1/Ai-model/Google/* Google Gemini AI integration
src/api/v1/Ai-model/Groq/* Groq AI integration
src/api/v1/Ai-model/Ollama/* Ollama local AI integration with embeddings
src/Template/v1/* AI prompt template system with dynamic variable substitution
src/data/Sample.csv Sample dataset for testing data processing
src/doc/*.json Postman API collection for testing endpoints
package.json Project dependencies and scripts
jest.config.ts Jest testing configuration
.prettierrc, .prettierignore Code formatting configuration
.gitignore Git ignore patterns
.env.example Environment variable template
setup-cloudflare.sh Cloudflare tunnel setup script
a.md Documentation for training data and tunneling

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import { ChartWithGroq_type } from './Groq.type'
import { env } from '../../../../constant/env.constant'
import AiTemplate from '../../../../Template/v1/Ai.template'
import { safeParse } from '../../../../utils/safeJson.util'

class GroqService {
public async ChartWithGroq(data: ChartWithGroq_type): Promise<any> {
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The imported type 'ChartWithGroq_type' should be 'ChatWithGroq_type' to correctly represent a chat interaction.

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import { ChartWithGroq_type } from './Groq.type'
import { env } from '../../../../constant/env.constant'
import AiTemplate from '../../../../Template/v1/Ai.template'
import { safeParse } from '../../../../utils/safeJson.util'
class GroqService {
public async ChartWithGroq(data: ChartWithGroq_type): Promise<any> {
import { ChatWithGroq_type } from './Groq.type'
import { env } from '../../../../constant/env.constant'
import AiTemplate from '../../../../Template/v1/Ai.template'
import { safeParse } from '../../../../utils/safeJson.util'
class GroqService {
public async ChartWithGroq(data: ChatWithGroq_type): Promise<any> {

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if (!existingConfig) {
CreateConfig = await AiModelConfigService.setupAiModelConfig({
userId: String(FindUserByToken._id),
agents: [{} as IAgent],
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The setupAiModelConfig method creates an initial config with an empty agent object {} as IAgent, which will fail validation. The agent schema requires provider, type, and model fields. This should either not create an initial empty agent or should handle the initial config creation differently.

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agents: [{} as IAgent],
agents: [] as IAgent[],

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SendResponse.success(res, 'AI response generated successfully', Ai_Response, 200)
} catch (err: any) {
console.log('err', err)
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The console.log statement for error 'err' should be removed or replaced with proper error logging. Production code should use a logging framework instead of console.log for errors.

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if (typeof result === 'string') {
return safeParse(result, result)
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The safeParse usage here doesn't make sense. When the response is already a string, calling safeParse with the string as both input and fallback will either parse it as JSON or return the original string. This means non-JSON string responses will be passed through unchanged, which may not be the intended behavior. Consider clarifying the expected response format.

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To Train al model we use Csv , Excel , pdf
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The spelling error in 'al model' should be 'AI model' (capital 'AI').

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To Train al model we use Csv , Excel , pdf
To Train AI model we use Csv , Excel , pdf

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return Promise.resolve(crypto.randomBytes(32).toString('hex'))
}

const hasedRawKey = (rawKey: string): Promise<string> => {
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The function name 'hasedRawKey' contains a spelling error. It should be 'hashedRawKey' (with two 'h's). The function performs hashing, so the correct past tense of 'hash' is 'hashed'.

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})
}

export default mongooseConection
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The exported default 'mongooseConection' has a spelling error. It should be 'mongooseConnection' to match the corrected function name.

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const { model, apiKey, message } = req.body

const chat = await GroqService.ChartWithGroq({ model, apiKey, message })
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The service method call 'ChartWithGroq' should be 'ChatWithGroq' to correctly represent a chat interaction.

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const chat = await GroqService.ChartWithGroq({ model, apiKey, message })
const chat = await GroqService.ChatWithGroq({ model, apiKey, message })

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async removeAgent(userId: string, _agentId: string): Promise<IAiModelConfig | null> {
const config = (await AiModelConfig.findOne({ userId }).exec()) as any

if (!config) {
throw new Error('AI Model Config not found for the user.')
}

return await config.save()
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The removeAgent method doesn't actually remove the agent. After finding the config, it immediately calls save() without removing any agent from the agents array. The implementation is incomplete and should include logic to filter out the agent with the given _agentId before saving.

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const Prepare_dataSet = await DataSetService.Prepare_DataSet(documents)

const parsed = typeof Prepare_dataSet === 'string' ? safeParse(Prepare_dataSet, Prepare_dataSet) : Prepare_dataSet
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The safeParse usage is redundant. When Prepare_dataSet is already a string, parsing it with itself as the fallback means if parsing fails, it returns the unparsed string. When it's not a string, it's returned as-is. This logic should be clearer about what format is expected and handle parsing failures appropriately.

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