iOS target has network issue. Looks like CIO engine is used instead of Darwin engine for iOS target.

ai.koog.agents.core.exception.UnexpectedServerException: TLS sessions are not supported on Native platform.
    at 0   Koog Demo App.debug.dylib           0x10a07f00f        kfun:kotlin.Throwable#<init>(kotlin.String?){} + 99 
    at 1   Koog Demo App.debug.dylib           0x10a078cbb        kfun:kotlin.Exception#<init>(kotlin.String?){} + 95 
    at 2   Koog Demo App.debug.dylib           0x10a078e8b        kfun:kotlin.RuntimeException#<init>(kotlin.String?){} + 95 
    at 3   Koog Demo App.debug.dylib           0x10b952703        kfun:ai.koog.agents.core.exception.AgentRuntimeException#<init>(kotlin.String){} + 95 
    at 4   Koog Demo App.debug.dylib           0x10b952777        kfun:ai.koog.agents.core.exception.AgentEngineException#<init>(kotlin.String){} + 95 
    at 5   Koog Demo App.debug.dylib           0x10b9527eb        kfun:ai.koog.agents.core.exception.UnexpectedServerException#<init>(kotlin.String){} + 95 

@siarhei-luskanau the CIO issue was fixed and it's available in the nightly build. I pushed the update and tada: 🎉

@siarhei-luskanau , what if we'll align the build pipeline with existing one? I'm looking forward merging this PR

@siarhei-luskanau , what if we'll align the build pipeline with existing one? I'm looking forward merging this PR

@kpavlov I'm ready to do this. Can we make a call to discuss about pipeline and expected result?

@siarhei-luskanau My schedule is quite tight, so I can’t join a call.
Regarding the expectations: we are running build on macos-latest runner. For simplicity, it's ok to start with assembling the app for all platforms on this agent.

@siarhei-luskanau My schedule is quite tight, so I can’t join a call. Regarding the expectations: we are running build on macos-latest runner. For simplicity, it's ok to start with assembling the app for all platforms on this agent.

I have added Demo Compose app to the root Gradle project. As result demo app project can open and launched as part of root Gradle project and as independent project. Additional a have updated the checks.yml pipeline to build Demo Compose app as part of root Gradle project

@siarhei-luskanau My schedule is quite tight, so I can’t join a call. Regarding the expectations: we are running build on macos-latest runner. For simplicity, it's ok to start with assembling the app for all platforms on this agent.

I have added Demo Compose app to the root Gradle project. As result demo app project can open and launched as part of root Gradle project and as independent project. Additional a have updated the checks.yml pipeline to build Demo Compose app as part of root Gradle project

I was wrong, I didn't managed to add Demo Compose app to the root Gradle project.

@kpavlov Do you mind to keep the demo app assembling in checks.yml only and remove the demo-compose-app.yml?

@kpavlov Do you mind to keep the demo app assembling in checks.yml only and remove the demo-compose-app.yml?

@siarhei-luskanau , maybe not, unless we a publishing koog to mavenLocal and consume it from demo app. The macos builds are pretty slow. The CI is already slow enough ...

@kpavlov Do you mind to keep the demo app assembling in checks.yml only and remove the demo-compose-app.yml?

@siarhei-luskanau , maybe not, unless we a publishing koog to mavenLocal and consume it from demo app. The macos builds are pretty slow. The CI is already slow enough ...

@kpavlov Now he have the same work in two pipelines related the the demo app assembling.
checks.yml and demo-compose-app.yml do the same tasks.
I think it is better to remove pipeline work duplication to save CI time

@siarhei-luskanau , as far as I remember, "checks" doesn't build the demo app, and demo app workflow doesn't build main project. So we should be good

Rebased to the latest develop branch and squashed into one commit

@kpavlov Updated demo app dependencies to use compose multiplatform 1.9.0.
I have tried to apply koog = "0.4.2" and there was an issue on android target:

Execution failed for task ':app:checkDebugDuplicateClasses'.
> A failure occurred while executing com.android.build.gradle.internal.tasks.CheckDuplicatesRunnable
   > Duplicate class io.modelcontextprotocol.kotlin.sdk.LibVersionKt found in modules kotlin-sdk-client-jvm-0.7.0.jar -> kotlin-sdk-client-jvm-0.7.0 (io.modelcontextprotocol:kotlin-sdk-client-jvm:0.7.0) and kotlin-sdk-core-jvm-0.7.0.jar -> kotlin-sdk-core-jvm-0.7.0 (io.modelcontextprotocol:kotlin-sdk-core-jvm:0.7.0)

@kpavlov I have updated the PR:

• Rebased to the latest develop branch and squashed into one commit.
• Updated koog version to "0.4.2".
• Fix Android target issue "Duplicate class io.modelcontextprotocol.kotlin.sdk.LibVersionKt" by updating the koog dependencies to "ai.koog:agents-core" and "ai.koog:prompt-executor-llms-all".

Jvm, Android, iOS target works as expected for me locally.

@kpavlov Please keep in mind that I have two additional PR related the demo-compose-app:

• Refactor: Move buildSrc to convention-plugin-ai Refactor: Move buildSrc to convention-plugin-ai #831
• Demo app in root project Demo app in root project #832