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agentops_property - internal objects tracking the right way #506
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The function `check_call_stack_for_agent_id` is designed to search through the call stack to find an instance of a class that contains specific `AgentProperty` descriptors, particularly looking for an `agent_ops_agent_id`. Here's a step-by-step explanation:1. **Function Definition and Docstring**: - The function is defined to return either a `UUID` or `None`. - The docstring explains that it looks through the call stack for the class that called the LLM (Language Learning Model) and checks for `AgentProperty` descriptors.2. **Inspecting the Call Stack**: - The function uses `inspect.stack()` to get the current call stack, which is a list of `FrameInfo` objects representing the stack frames.3. **Iterating Through Stack Frames**: - It iterates over each `frame_info` in the call stack.4. **Accessing Local Variables**: - For each frame, it accesses the local variables using `frame_info.frame.f_locals`.5. **Checking Each Local Variable**: - It iterates over each local variable (`var_name`, `var`) in the current frame.6. **Stopping at Main**: - If the variable name is `"__main__"`, it returns `None` and stops further processing.7. **Checking for AgentProperty Descriptors**: - It tries to check if the variable (`var`) has `AgentProperty` descriptors. - It gets the type of the variable (`var_type`). - It retrieves all class attributes of `var_type` into a dictionary `class_attrs`.8. **Looking for Specific Descriptors**: - It looks for an attribute named `agent_ops_agent_id` in `class_attrs`. - If `agent_ops_agent_id` is an instance of `AgentProperty`, it retrieves the agent ID using `agent_id_desc.__get__(var, var_type)`.9. **Returning the Agent ID**: - If an agent ID is found, it optionally retrieves the agent name using a similar process and returns the agent ID. - If no agent ID is found, it continues to the next variable.10. **Handling Exceptions**: - If any exception occurs during the process, it catches the exception and continues to the next variable.11. **Returning None**: - If no agent ID is found in the entire call stack, it returns `None`.This function is useful for debugging or tracking purposes, where you need to identify the agent that initiated a particular call in a complex system. Signed-off-by: Teo <[email protected]>
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The previous helper was just a helper in the middle of a For instance, say you wanna lookup
Without a descriptor, there is no way to determine whether the value accessed at |
Great catch. |
Signed-off-by: Teo <[email protected]>
I can't get |
Not good to merge. This is failing our integration with CrewAI:
Here's a good example repo to use. Use the job posting example, I find it easiest |
@teocns I think you should update the examples with the |
black is super opinionated and has no configuration. you can run it locally to see what its upset about |
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1. Renamed AgentOpsDescriptor to agentops_property; 2. Thanks to __set_name__, The descriptor will now automatically know its own name when it's assigned as a class attribute Signed-off-by: Teo <[email protected]>
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Signed-off-by: Teo <[email protected]>
Big Win. It now comes with general pydantic support 🥳 For CrewAI, it requires the following patch; here's why: For clean code reasons I renamed the property prefix standard to
Which makes a lot more sense to contain the scope and purpose within a single snake case group @areibman let's merge this - let me know if you wanna move back to agent_ops property nomenclature for an express merge |
Signed-off-by: Teo <[email protected]>
Amazing, works for me on several CrewAI and Autogen examples |
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Great stuff
@the-praxs second pair of eyes before merge pls? |
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LGTM 🚀
Introduces the
agentops_property
descriptor for safe and consistent objects tracking;The
check_call_stack_for_agent_id
function has been refactored to utilize this property descriptor improving the process of identifying agent IDs from the call stack.Property access nomenclature is standardized to
_agentops_<name>
for private attrs andagentops_<name>
for public attrs