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Port the agent(s) to Python #39
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What would the project structure look like. Split it into frontend and backend (langgraph template) design? |
@siddicky I'm thinking:
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Hey @bracesproul Is someone working on this? If not, I would like to try this |
@snifhex Which agent would you like to work on first? So far: Port Branch |
@siddicky I was planning to port reflection first. |
@bracesproul Do you think it will be good idea to do something like this
have prompts in some universal format which js or py can use like json or something or do we want to have them seperate and duplicate for pormpt content is okay?? |
@snifhex yeah i like that structure. Only thing id change is I would put the prompts into individual This way we don't need to deal with any sort of quote escaping or new lines etc that a json file would require us to deal with. |
@bracesproul Yeah that sounds good. So final structure would look something like this:
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Yeah exactly. But note there's like 10 diff prompts inside open canvas so maybe even have the structure be:
(Reflection only has a single prompt but will def have more in the future) |
py-agent in this case would be based in LangGraph? Would love to have this feature |
Hi @bracesproul, is anyone working on the Python port? Thanks |
hey @IsraelShok the only code you need to port is the code inside the |
It would be great if both agents were ported to Python and included in this repo.
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