Lesson 6: GooLogicStep — Into Favorites

Role in the Flow

GooLogicStep receives control from FooLogicStep, attaches another piece of state, and routes to FavoritesStep.

export class GooLogicStep extends LogicStep {
  constructor(flow: Flow, isActive = false) {
    super(GooLogicStep, flow, isActive);
  }

  public async runLogic(): Promise<LogicResponseType> {
    return { step: FavoritesStep, state: { gooData: 'gooValue' } };
  }
}

• Still no LLM call.
• Packs gooValue into the next step’s state.

Why Two LogicSteps?

• Keep each deterministic operation tiny and testable.
• Mirror real-world sequences (e.g., validate → enrich → route).
• Preserve observability in the session document (sequence shows both steps).

Next: FavoritesStep — enforce structured output before looping back to NameStep.