feat(orchestrator): Implement high-level task decomposition in Planner node
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from typing import get_type_hints, List
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from ea_chatbot.graph.nodes.planner import planner_node
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from ea_chatbot.graph.state import AgentState
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def test_planner_node_checklist():
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"""Verify that the planner node generates a checklist."""
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state = AgentState(
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messages=[],
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question="How many voters are in Florida and what is the current news?",
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analysis={"requires_dataset": True},
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next_action="plan",
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iterations=0,
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checklist=[],
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current_step=0,
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vfs={},
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plots=[],
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dfs={}
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)
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# Mocking the LLM would be ideal, but for now we'll check the returned keys
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# and assume the implementation provides them.
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# In a real TDD, we'd mock the LLM to return a specific structure.
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# For now, let's assume the task is to update 'planner_node' to return these keys.
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result = planner_node(state)
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assert "checklist" in result
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assert isinstance(result["checklist"], list)
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assert len(result["checklist"]) > 0
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assert "task" in result["checklist"][0]
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assert "worker" in result["checklist"][0] # 'data_analyst' or 'researcher'
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assert "current_step" in result
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assert result["current_step"] == 0
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