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  1. Feature Overview
  • Developed the command_queue module to provide a comprehensive task queuing solution for Trae Agent.
  • Supports command queuing and ordered execution in multi-task environments, ensuring tasks are processed sequentially.
  • Implements a persistent queue management mechanism to prevent task loss.
  • Provides real-time queue status monitoring and management capabilities.

  1. Main Changes

Core Module Files

  • Added trae_agent/utils/command_queue.py — Core implementation of the CommandQueue class
  • Updated trae_agent/cli.py — Integrated CLI commands for queue management
  • Added docs/command_queue.md — Complete usage documentation for the feature

Key Features Implemented

  • CommandQueue Base Class**: Full lifecycle management of command queues
  • Thread-Safe Operations: Safe interfaces including add_command, cancel_command, and get_commands
  • State Management: Supports five states: PENDING, RUNNING, COMPLETED, FAILED, CANCELLED
  • Persistence: JSON-based file storage for durable queue data
  • Process Locking Mechanism: Prevents conflicts from multiple instances processing the queue simultaneously

CLI Command Extensions

  • trae-cli add-queue — Add a new task to the queue
  • trae-cli queue-status — View current queue status and list of commands
  • trae-cli clear-all — Clear all commands from the queue
  • trae-cli run --queue — Start the queue processor

  1. Technical Implementation

Architecture Design
CommandQueue (Core Class)
├── Queue Management (add_command, get_commands, cancel_command)
├── Status Monitoring (get_queue_status, _is_processor_running)
├── Persistence (_save_queue, _load_queue)
└── Processor (process_queue)

Key Technical Features

  • Asynchronous Processing: Utilizes async/await pattern for non-blocking task execution
  • File Locking Mechanism: Uses lock files to prevent concurrent access across processes
  • Status Enumeration: Leverages CommandStatus enum to ensure state consistency
  • Error Handling: Comprehensive exception catching and error logging
  • Data Merging Strategy: Intelligent merging of queue data to maintain consistency during reloads

Data Structure
@DataClass
class QueuedCommand:
id: str # Unique identifier
task: str # Task description
working_dir: str # Working directory
options: Dict[str, Any] # CLI option parameters
status: CommandStatus # Command status
created_at: float # Timestamp of creation
error_message: str = "" # Error message (optional)


  1. Implementation Rationale

Business Value

  • Improved User Experience: Users can submit tasks in batches without waiting for individual completion
  • Enhanced System Stability: Prevents system blocking caused by long-running operations
  • Increased Reliability: Persistent storage ensures no task is lost upon system restart
  • Easier Management: Full visibility and control over queue state via monitoring and management tools

Technical Advantages

  • Thread Safety: Safe operation in multi-process environments using file locks and atomic operations
  • Extensibility: Modular design allows easy addition of new features (e.g., priority queues, retries)
  • Fault Tolerance: Robust error handling with recovery support and detailed logging
  • Performance Optimization: Asynchronous processing improves responsiveness and resource utilization

Development Efficiency

  • Standardized API: Unified interface reduces complexity and learning curve
  • Comprehensive Documentation: Detailed guides and API references included
  • Seamless CLI Integration: New functionality integrates smoothly into existing toolchain
  • Developer-Friendly Debugging: Rich logging and real-time status output aid troubleshooting

Compatibility

  • Fully backward compatible with existing CLI commands
  • New features exposed through dedicated subcommands, leaving original workflows unaffected
  • Configuration file format remains unchanged and compatible

…tokens

- Add max_completion_tokens support to ModelConfig
- Update API call logic to use correct token parameter
- Maintain backward compatibility with max_tokens
Fix TypeError in ModelConfig dataclass where non-default arguments followed default arguments.

The issue occurred because 'max_tokens' (with default value None) was positioned before
required parameters like 'temperature', 'top_p', 'top_k', 'parallel_tool_calls', and
'max_retries' which have no default values.

Python dataclasses require all parameters without default values to be declared before
parameters with default values.

Changes:
- Moved required parameters (temperature, top_p, top_k, parallel_tool_calls, max_retries)
  to the beginning of the dataclass
- Moved optional parameters (max_tokens, supports_tool_calling, etc.) after required ones

Fixes the CLI startup error: "TypeError: non-default argument 'temperature' follows default argument"
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