flutter_app_copilot 0.2.2

Let users control your Flutter app through chat. Turn requests like "turn on dark mode" into actions your app runs, using Gemini, OpenAI, or Claude.

Changelog

0.2.2

• Add object function parameters with typed additionalProperties schemas.
• Include dynamic route parameter names and argument shapes in GoRouter context.
• Explain how the model should pass path parameters to navigation tools.

0.2.1

• Breaking: AIServiceFactory.create() now requires a non-empty apiKey parameter.
• Update README.md to include a demo

0.2.0

• Breaking: Gemini now uses the Generative Language REST API

• Dropped firebase_core and firebase_ai package dependencies.

• This package should now support Windows, MacOS and Linux.

0.1.3

• Renamed package to flutter_app_copilot (formerly flutter_ai_operator).
• Improved navigation guidelines in the system prompt.
• Upgrade go_router dependency to 18.1.2

0.1.2

• Updated and improved example.

0.1.1

• Added a commented usage example.
• Improved the README.

0.1.0

Initial release.

• Added a shared AIService API and static AIServiceFactory.create() entry point for Gemini, OpenAI, and Claude.
• Added caller-supplied configuration, model selection, and complete conversation lists through send(messages, appContext: ...), including the latest user message.
• Added request snapshots that preserve caller messages and attach app context only to the outgoing final user message.
• Added AIProviderInvalidInputFailure for empty conversations, non-user final messages, and blank final user text, before contacting a provider.
• Added function definitions and action-handler contracts for app tool calling.
• Exported Either, Left, and Right through the public package API.
• Added provider tool-call loops with a limit of 12 rounds.
• Added typed failures for request errors, malformed calls, and unusable responses.
• Added optional GoRouter navigation stack and route-tree context.
• Added tests for provider flows, HTTP behavior, schema mapping, and router context.
• Documented installation, usage, Gemini setup, and error handling.
• Released under the MIT License.