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fix(tasks): plan page and news watches as important-changes checks - #299
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Check name Status Explanation Description Check Check skipped - CodeRabbit’s high-level summary is enabled. Title check The title clearly summarizes the main change: page and news watches now use important-changes checks by default. It is concise and directly related to the changeset. Linked Issues check Issue #298requires page, feed, and news watches to usenoteworthyby default, while preservingalert,every_run, existingchangedwatches, user edits, and Hermes imports.PAGE_TOOLScovers …Out of Scope Changes check The changes stay within issue #298. They update planner instructions, normalize planner scripts, apply the guard in task planning, document the contract, and add focused tests. No unrelated behavior i…
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Review comments at @sentient/tasks/scripts.py:
- Around line 98-100: Update the page-tool matching logic in reads_pages to
resolve aliases imported with from sentient_tools import tools as t, so calls
such as t.web_fetch(...) are recognized alongside tools.web_fetch(...). Match
the attribute against the imported binding rather than assuming its name is
tools.
- Around line 112-116: Update the `reads_pages`-based override so page-reading
calls alone do not change `changed` to `noteworthy`; use the watched value or
task intent to preserve `changed` when tracking an exact extracted value.
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| if isinstance(node, ast.Attribute) and isinstance(node.value, ast.Name) and node.value.id == "tools": | ||
| name = node.attr # tools.web_fetch(...) | ||
| elif isinstance(node, ast.Call) and isinstance(node.func, ast.Name) and node.func.id == "call_tool" and node.args: |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Recognize aliases of the tools import.
If a planner script uses from sentient_tools import tools as t and calls t.web_fetch(...), reads_pages returns False. The new watch keeps changed and reports page noise without the relevance check. Resolve the imported binding before matching page-tool calls.
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Review comment at @sentient/tasks/scripts.py around lines 98 - 100:
Update the page-tool matching logic in reads_pages to resolve aliases imported
with from sentient_tools import tools as t, so calls such as t.web_fetch(...)
are recognized alongside tools.web_fetch(...). Match the attribute against the
imported binding rather than assuming its name is tools.
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| if script.get("condition") != "changed" or (previous or {}).get("condition") == "changed": | ||
| return script | ||
| if not reads_pages(script.get("code") or ""): | ||
| return script | ||
| return {**script, "condition": "noteworthy"} |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | 🏗️ Heavy lift
Preserve changed for an exact value extracted from a page.
If a new script calls tools.web_fetch to extract one price or status and returns only that value, planner_default still changes changed to noteworthy. The fast judge can then suppress a difference that the user asked to track. Use the watched value or task intent, not the presence of a page-reading call alone, to decide whether to override changed.
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Review comment at @sentient/tasks/scripts.py around lines 112 - 116:
Update the `reads_pages`-based override so page-reading calls alone do not
change `changed` to `noteworthy`; use the watched value or task intent to
preserve `changed` when tracking an exact extracted value.
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Thanks @n-o-t-mugen, the prompt change works well. In a real run with qwen3:8b, "watch this page and tell me about new events" planned as noteworthy on its own. It stayed silent through the first check and two unchanged ones, then sent exactly one notification when a new event appeared, even though the view counter changed too.
The guard in planner_default (sentient/tasks/scripts.py ~109-116) is too broad, though. In the same run:
- "Tell me whenever anything at all on this page changes": the planner proposed
changedtwice, and the guard savednoteworthyboth times. That goes against the user's own words, and the fast model may now hide a change they explicitly asked to hear about. - "Tell me when the price changes": the planner proposed
changedtwice, as your new prompt says to for one exact value, and the guard savednoteworthy. Most price watches read the price withweb_fetch, so the guard makeschangedimpossible for them. CodeRabbit flagged this too.
Could you either drop the guard and rely on the prompt default, or narrow it so it applies only when the script returns the whole fetched page, and never when the user asks for any change? A prompt line like "If the user wants to hear about any change at all, use changed" would help too.
Please also add a test where a web_fetch script returns one extracted value and stays changed, and relabel the internet_search case, which is a search, not an exact value. Hermes imports and later edits are fine as they are.
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The planner still picked the plain "changed" condition for page and news watches, so any change notified the user, including view counters and timestamps.
Now a watch on a page, a feed or the news defaults to "important changes" (noteworthy):
The prompt: directive 10 names noteworthy as the default for pages, feeds and news, and keeps changed for one exact value such as a price or a status.
A guard after the model: if the planner still proposes changed for a script that calls web_fetch, news_search, news_top_headlines or a browser read, the task is saved as noteworthy. So the default holds even when a small model picks the wrong option.
Unchanged: alert and every_run, changed on other tools (an exact price), a watch that was already changed, user edits, and imported Hermes monitor jobs.
Closes #298
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