[FEATURE] Forgent - AI-driven LifeForge Agent

[lukashow]

As this is having concerns with data privacy, externally-hosted AI agents will be an optional features (consider it as non-free options). However, we will extend it to use local LLM for simpler tasks.

But for now, for our own purposes, we will develop an agent system to integrate with externally-hosted AI agents, so perhaps we make it as part of the modules, to allow more user automony.

[lukashow]

The idea is to use internal APIs to fetch certain data (for example, calendar event, to-do list, etc.) and passing it to AI agent to process, and return a structured data for response.

So, we need all modules (official one at first) to expose an agentic AI API for reading and writing data. However, another concern is the access scope, which we should make more granular control for each module to define which scope(s) they can access and modify. Perhaps this can be slightly postponed, as this will be a very heavy rewrites on our core.

[lukashow]

Adding on, we will first supports Gemini API as they offers more quota for our internal testing, and we will further move on to allow OpenAPI and also local ollama instance.

Saying about ollama instance, it'd be nice to have our structure to compatible with lightweight models, hopefully 7B models will be enough for the whole operation, as most users right here won't be setting up their LifeForge on a heavy server with large electricity cost (although separating ollama machine and LifeForge server machine is also an option).

[lukashow]

@jiahuiiiii and @melvinchia3636, I will close this Forgent plan for now as there are too much issues (seriously, it is completely out of control on my side).

This may not be the best decision made for now, but our codebases are too weak for heavy modification. Also, there are tons of untracked errors that I need to take about 5x time to figure out why.

The reason I'm writing this, because I have been working with a weird bug that installed modules can't be refreshed (yes, no changes after edited). I have done basically ALL steps that you can think about:

1. Reinstall modules with --dev tags
2. Delete all dist and dist-docker
3. Rebuild the modules
4. Test with smaller cases (like changing some text)
5. Refresh and clear browser cache

And it returns no code issues, but still, the issue persists. I believe if I continue doing this, it will just be doing some "un-Forgent-related" jobs that did almost zero progresses.

So let's focus on the core itself first, and let's try to discuss more before we proceed with anything next time. There are still a lot of open issues out there, that is purely because of our lack of proper planning and research.

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To public: I will move this into the discussion tab, that we can discuss how we could make LifeForge incorporates with AI capabilities. Feel free to raise your opinion, or make a pull request on the agentic capabilities itself if you have done. We appreciate your support.