[feat] LLM Based Template Logic Executor#123
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[feat] LLM Based Template Logic Executor#123devanshi00 wants to merge 4 commits intoaccordproject:mainfrom
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Overview
This PR introduces an LLM-based generic logic executor for Accord Project templates. It enables execution of templates even when no
logic.tsis provided, using a reasoning-based fallback powered by an LLM.The goal is to explore a flexible, extensible alternative to traditional TypeScript-based logic while maintaining full backward compatibility.
LLM Executor
logic.tsExecution Modes
disabled– default behavior (TypeScript only)fallback– use LLM only iflogic.tsis absent/failsforce– always use LLM executorIntegration
TemplateArchiveProcessorNormalization Layer
Backward Compatibility
logic.tsremain unaffectedLogging
PR Review
@DianaLease @dselman