fix(wren-ui): correct generate instruction request payload

[onlyjackfrost]

correct generate instruction request payload:

• project_id should be at the first layer

Summary by CodeRabbit

• Refactor
  • Restructured the payload sent to the backend to simplify communication, shifting key identifiers to a higher level for more efficient data handling.

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Walkthrough

The change updates the generateInstruction method in the WrenAIAdaptor class to modify how the API request body is constructed. Instead of including project_id in each instruction object, it is now extracted once from the first item and consolidated at the body level. Additionally, the axios API call has been simplified to directly use the new body structure.

Changes

File	Change Summary
wren-ui/src/apollo/server/adaptors/wrenAIAdaptor.ts	Modified generateInstruction to consolidate the project_id into the body object (extracted from the first input element), enclosed the instructions array in an object, and simplified the axios.post call.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
    participant Client
    participant WrenAIAdaptor
    participant API
    Client->>WrenAIAdaptor: Call generateInstruction(input array)
    WrenAIAdaptor->>WrenAIAdaptor: Extract project_id from first element
    WrenAIAdaptor->>WrenAIAdaptor: Build request body { instructions: [...], project_id }
    WrenAIAdaptor->>API: axios.post(requestBody)
    API-->>WrenAIAdaptor: API Response
    WrenAIAdaptor-->>Client: Return Response

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• fredalai

Poem

In the code garden, I hop with delight,
Restructuring calls and setting data aright;
The project ID now sits at a central place,
As axios posts with simplicity and grace;
A bunny's cheer echoes in every byte! 🐰

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