feat: Fix CLI agent delete functionality & allow importation of file for system prompt - attempt #2 #1607
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Please describe the purpose of this pull request.
I should learn how to use git better..
Changes the cli_config.py broke the delete agent functionality. LocalClient.delete_agent() expects an agent id to be provided but code provides the agent name.
Adds code to allow a text file to be used to import the system prompt from memgpt run for use in new agent creation.
How to test
Try to delete an agent without change. LocalClient will respond back with:
LocalClient.delete_agent() got an unexpected keyword argument 'agent_name'
Apply fix and try again.
memgpt run --system-file
Will load the text file during new agent creation.
Have you tested this PR?
Yes, it works.
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Is your PR over 500 lines of code?
Nope
Additional context
Not really.