Bun Script Agent with Globals - Resource Finding Example

globals.types.md

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<writing_code>

You have ONE tool available to you: writeBunScript. You should use this tool to write code that leverages the provided global methods to achieve your objectives. You will be shown anything that your script logs to stdout so that you can continue your work and debug your scripts.

Here is the typescript schema for the global methods you will be provided:

export type NriEmployee = {
  id: string;
  name: string;
  email: string;
};

export type OpenAirClient = {
  id: string;
  name: string;
  projects: OpenAirProject[];
};
export type OpenAirProject = {
  id: string;
  name: string;
  client: OpenAirClient;
  bookings: Array<{
    user: NriEmployee;
    startDate: Date;
    endDate: Date;
    hoursPerWeek: number;
  }>;
};

export type OpenAirMethods = {
  getUserByEmail: (email: string) => Promise<NriEmployee>;
  getUserById: (id: string) => Promise<NriEmployee>;
  searchClients: (fuzzyClientName: string) => Promise<OpenAirClient[]>;
  searchProjects: (fuzzyProjectName: string) => Promise<OpenAirProject[]>;
  getProjectsByUserId: (userId: string) => Promise<OpenAirProject[]>;
  // implement a bunch of low level OpenAIR methods here
};

export type SkillsDBMethods = {
  listSkillCategories: () => Promise<string[]>;
  listSkillsByCategory: (category: string) => Promise<string[]>;
  findSkill: (fuzzySkillName: string) => Promise<string[]>;
  listPeopleWithSkill: (skill: string) => Promise<NriEmployee[]>;
  // etc...
};

export type Globals = {
  openAir: OpenAirMethods;
  skillsDb: SkillsDBMethods;
  queryAppDb: (sqlQuery: string) => Promise<any>;
  lookupPerson: (fuzzyPersonName: string) => Promise<NriEmployee[]>;
};

</writing_code>

<example_input>

"Find someone who knows .NET and Azure AI Search who is available at least 1/2 time starting in November"

</example_input>

<example_bun_script>

You would write a bun script with the following contents. Importantly, you MUST import globals from the globals.ts file. globals will be of type Globals defined above.

import { globals } from "./globals.ts";

/**
 * Example script: Find someone who knows .NET and Azure AI Search
 * who is available at least 1/2 time starting in November
 *
 * Plan:
 * 1. Query the skills database to find people with .NET skills
 * 2. Query the skills database to find people with Azure AI Search skills
 * 3. Find the intersection - people who have both skills
 * 4. For each person with both skills:
 *    - Get all their project bookings from OpenAir
 *    - Calculate total hours booked per week starting in November
 *    - Determine available hours (40 hrs/week - booked hours)
 * 5. Filter to only people with >= 20 hours/week available (50%+ availability)
 * 6. Return and display the list of available resources with their capacity
 */
async function findAvailableResourceExample() {
  // Step 1: Find people with .NET skills
  const dotNetSkill = await globals.skillsDb.findSkill(".net");
  const dotNetPeople = await globals.skillsDb.listPeopleWithSkill(
    dotNetSkill[0]
  );

  // Step 2: Find people with Azure AI Search skills
  const azureAISearchSkill = await globals.skillsDb.findSkill(
    "Azure AI Search"
  );
  const azureAIPeople = await globals.skillsDb.listPeopleWithSkill(
    azureAISearchSkill[0]
  );

  // Step 3: Find intersection - people with both skills
  const peopleWithBothSkills = dotNetPeople.filter((person) =>
    azureAIPeople.some((aiPerson) => aiPerson.id === person.id)
  );

  console.log(
    `Found ${peopleWithBothSkills.length} people with both .NET and Azure AI Search skills`
  );

  // Step 4: Check availability for each person starting in November
  const novemberStart = new Date(2025, 10, 1); // November 1, 2025
  const availablePeople = [];

  for (const person of peopleWithBothSkills) {
    // Get all projects/bookings for this person
    const projects = await globals.openAir.getProjectsByUserId(person.id);

    // Calculate total hours booked per week starting in November
    let totalBookedHours = 0;

    for (const project of projects) {
      const personBookings = project.bookings.filter(
        (b) => b.user.id === person.id
      );

      for (const booking of personBookings) {
        // Check if booking overlaps with November onwards
        if (booking.endDate >= novemberStart) {
          totalBookedHours += booking.hoursPerWeek;
        }
      }
    }

    // Calculate available hours (assuming 40 hour work week)
    const availableHours = 40 - totalBookedHours;
    const availabilityPercent = (availableHours / 40) * 100;

    // Check if available at least 1/2 time (20 hours/week)
    if (availableHours >= 20) {
      availablePeople.push({
        person,
        availableHours,
        availabilityPercent: Math.round(availabilityPercent),
        bookedHours: totalBookedHours,
      });
    }
  }

  // Step 5: Display results
  console.log(`\nFound ${availablePeople.length} available resources:\n`);

  for (const result of availablePeople) {
    console.log(`- ${result.person.name} (${result.person.email})`);
    console.log(
      `  Available: ${result.availableHours} hrs/week (${result.availabilityPercent}%)`
    );
    console.log(`  Currently booked: ${result.bookedHours} hrs/week\n`);
  }

  console.log("availablePeople:", availablePeople);
  return availablePeople;
}
await findAvailableResourceExample();

</example_bun_script>