// Package kimi implements the Kimi CLI (Moonshot AI) agent adapter: launching
// new non-interactive sessions and resuming sessions when a native Kimi session
// id is known.
//
// Kimi CLI (binary "kimi") is Moonshot AI's terminal-native agentic coding
// agent. A new task is run non-interactively with `kimi -p <prompt>`, which
// streams the assistant output to stdout without opening the TUI. Sessions are
// resumed by id with `kimi --session <id>`.
//
// Kimi exposes no native lifecycle/hook system and is not documented as
// Claude Code hook-compatible, so this is a Tier C adapter: hook installation
// and SessionInfo are intentionally no-ops, and activity is left to the
// lifecycle reaper. There is also no documented system-prompt flag, so AO's
// system prompt is not injected. Both should be upgraded if/when Kimi adds the
// corresponding CLI surface.
package kimi

import (
	"context"
	"strings"
	"sync"

	"github.com/aoagents/agent-orchestrator/backend/internal/adapters"
	"github.com/aoagents/agent-orchestrator/backend/internal/adapters/agent/agentbase"
	"github.com/aoagents/agent-orchestrator/backend/internal/adapters/agent/binaryutil"
	"github.com/aoagents/agent-orchestrator/backend/internal/ports"
)

const adapterID = "kimi"

// Plugin is the Kimi CLI agent adapter. It is safe for concurrent use; the
// binary path is resolved once and cached under binaryMu.
type Plugin struct {
	agentbase.Base
	binaryMu       sync.Mutex
	resolvedBinary string
}

// New returns a ready-to-register Kimi adapter.
func New() *Plugin {
	return &Plugin{}
}

var _ adapters.Adapter = (*Plugin)(nil)
var _ ports.Agent = (*Plugin)(nil)

// Manifest returns the adapter's static self-description.
func (p *Plugin) Manifest() adapters.Manifest {
	return adapters.Manifest{
		ID:          adapterID,
		Name:        "Kimi",
		Description: "Run Kimi CLI (Moonshot AI) worker sessions.",
		Version:     "0.0.1",
		Capabilities: []adapters.Capability{
			adapters.CapabilityAgent,
		},
	}
}

// GetLaunchCommand builds the argv to start a new Kimi session:
//
//	kimi -p <prompt>                            (non-interactive, default)
//	kimi [--yolo|--auto]                        (interactive, no prompt)
//
// When a prompt is supplied, it is delivered via `-p` (in command), which runs
// a single prompt without opening the TUI. Per Kimi docs, `--prompt` cannot be
// combined with `--yolo`, `--auto`, or `--plan` -- non-interactive mode already
// uses the `auto` permission policy by default, so approval flags would be
// rejected at startup. They are only emitted on the (interactive) path with no
// prompt. Kimi has no documented system-prompt flag, so cfg.SystemPrompt /
// cfg.SystemPromptFile are not injected.
func (p *Plugin) GetLaunchCommand(ctx context.Context, cfg ports.LaunchConfig) (cmd []string, err error) {
	binary, err := p.kimiBinary(ctx)
	if err != nil {
		return nil, err
	}

	cmd = []string{binary}

	if cfg.Prompt != "" {
		cmd = append(cmd, "-p", cfg.Prompt)
		return cmd, nil
	}

	appendApprovalFlags(&cmd, cfg.Permissions)
	return cmd, nil
}

// GetRestoreCommand rebuilds the argv that continues an existing Kimi session
// when a native Kimi session id is known:
//
//	kimi --session <agentSessionId>
//
// ok is false when no native session id has been captured, so callers fall back
// to fresh launch behavior. Per Kimi docs, `--yolo` and `--auto` cannot be
// combined with `--session` (or `--continue`) -- resumed sessions inherit the
// approval settings of the original session -- so cfg.Permissions is
// intentionally ignored here. Kimi has no lifecycle hook for AO to capture the
// native session id from yet, so in practice this returns ok=false today.
func (p *Plugin) GetRestoreCommand(ctx context.Context, cfg ports.RestoreConfig) (cmd []string, ok bool, err error) {
	if err := ctx.Err(); err != nil {
		return nil, false, err
	}
	agentSessionID := strings.TrimSpace(cfg.Session.Metadata[ports.MetadataKeyAgentSessionID])
	if agentSessionID == "" {
		return nil, false, nil
	}

	binary, err := p.kimiBinary(ctx)
	if err != nil {
		return nil, false, err
	}
	cmd = []string{binary, "--session", agentSessionID}
	return cmd, true, nil
}

// appendApprovalFlags maps AO's permission modes onto Kimi's approval flags
// for interactive launches. Per Kimi docs these flags cannot be combined with
// `--prompt`, `--session`, or `--continue`, so callers on those paths must
// skip this mapping.
//
//   - Default: no flag, deferring to the user's Kimi config/default behavior.
//   - AcceptEdits / Auto: `--auto` (auto permission mode; approvals handled
//     automatically).
//   - BypassPermissions: `-y` (yolo; auto-approve regular tool calls including
//     file writes and shell execution).
func appendApprovalFlags(cmd *[]string, permissions ports.PermissionMode) {
	switch normalizePermissionMode(permissions) {
	case ports.PermissionModeDefault:
		// No flag: defer to the user's Kimi config/default behavior.
	case ports.PermissionModeAcceptEdits, ports.PermissionModeAuto:
		*cmd = append(*cmd, "--auto")
	case ports.PermissionModeBypassPermissions:
		*cmd = append(*cmd, "-y")
	}
}

func normalizePermissionMode(mode ports.PermissionMode) ports.PermissionMode {
	switch mode {
	case ports.PermissionModeDefault,
		ports.PermissionModeAcceptEdits,
		ports.PermissionModeAuto,
		ports.PermissionModeBypassPermissions:
		return mode
	default:
		return ports.PermissionModeDefault
	}
}

var kimiBinarySpec = binaryutil.BinarySpec{
	Label:         "kimi",
	Names:         []string{"kimi"},
	WinNames:      []string{"kimi.cmd", "kimi.exe", "kimi"},
	UnixPaths:     []string{"/usr/local/bin/kimi", "/opt/homebrew/bin/kimi"},
	UnixHomePaths: [][]string{{".local", "bin", "kimi"}, {".cargo", "bin", "kimi"}},
	WinPaths: []binaryutil.WinPath{
		{Base: binaryutil.WinAppData, Parts: []string{"npm", "kimi.cmd"}},
		{Base: binaryutil.WinAppData, Parts: []string{"npm", "kimi.exe"}},
		{Base: binaryutil.WinHome, Parts: []string{".local", "bin", "kimi.exe"}},
	},
}

// ResolveKimiBinary finds the `kimi` binary, searching PATH then common install
// locations (the uv tool/curl installer drops it in ~/.local/bin, plus Homebrew
// and ~/.cargo/bin). It returns "kimi" as a last resort so callers get the
// shell's normal command-not-found behavior if Kimi is absent.
func ResolveKimiBinary(ctx context.Context) (string, error) {
	return binaryutil.ResolveBinary(ctx, kimiBinarySpec)
}

func (p *Plugin) kimiBinary(ctx context.Context) (string, error) {
	p.binaryMu.Lock()
	defer p.binaryMu.Unlock()

	if p.resolvedBinary != "" {
		return p.resolvedBinary, nil
	}

	binary, err := ResolveKimiBinary(ctx)
	if err != nil {
		return "", err
	}
	p.resolvedBinary = binary
	return binary, nil
}