I had a tool description earlier but 'sh' as tool name seems to be sufficient, the agent behaviour was the same.
There might be performance gains if a description is added though, or worth trying different ways of telling the agent about what is available in the environment.
That said, the newer models are fairly good at driving a harness to explore the environment.
Nice.
Do you have an ungolfed version? I was going to ask my LLM to make one.
here is a more expanded transliteration:
https://gist.github.com/tosh/61aca9ffa9ea115fa4df332407d7a9a...
ty. a little easier to read.
i'd move the headers out of the loop (u can prolly just hard-code it), and move context_usage to inside the if (and maybe hard-code it, too)
oh right, good point @ move outside of the loop (or move directly into the Request), ty!
Ty, i commented on both gists.
ty for looking into it, i like your http.client take (still stdlib, keeps connection open)
Ty, did u test it? I can't
Super cool for how compact yet still readable it is. Shouldn’t there be a tool description passed to the LLM though?
Great question!
I had a tool description earlier but 'sh' as tool name seems to be sufficient, the agent behaviour was the same.
There might be performance gains if a description is added though, or worth trying different ways of telling the agent about what is available in the environment.
That said, the newer models are fairly good at driving a harness to explore the environment.