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Issue: #49

Very basic first version of a tool to create a learning pathway. A lot of work needed on it.

@ishanpai ishanpai self-assigned this Jun 17, 2025
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const { message, context } = ctx.parsedReq;

// Create the learning pathway AI processor
const learningPathwayAI = new LearningPathwayAI(ctx.ai);
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The code assumes ctx.ai exists and is properly initialized without any validation. The LearningPathwayAI constructor requires a valid AI instance with a 'genObject' method, but there's no runtime checking to ensure ctx.ai exists or has the required methods. This could lead to runtime errors if ctx.ai is undefined or improperly initialized. Consider adding validation like: if (!ctx.ai?.genObject) throw new Error('AI instance not properly initialized');


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useEffect(() => {
const storedPathway = localStorage.getItem('learningPathway');
if (storedPathway) {
setPathway(JSON.parse(storedPathway));
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Unsafe JSON parsing from localStorage without error handling. This could cause runtime errors if the stored data is malformed. The code should wrap the JSON.parse() call in a try-catch block to handle potential parsing errors gracefully and prevent app crashes.


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private formatContext(context: Partial<UserProfile>): string {
const sections: string[] = [];

if (context.goals) {
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Potential null reference error in formatContext method. The code checks if context.goals exists but doesn't validate the presence of short_term and long_term properties before accessing them on lines 97-98. If goals exists but either short_term or long_term is undefined, this will cause a runtime error. Should use optional chaining or additional null checks: if (context.goals?.short_term && context.goals?.long_term)

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