react example

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Summary by CodeRabbit

• New Features

  • Introduced a new chatbot that interacts with users, processes queries, and executes actions based on responses.
  • Enhanced real-time information retrieval capabilities, including Wikipedia searches and Google queries.

• Bug Fixes

  • Streamlined logging by removing unnecessary print statements, improving performance and clarity.

• Documentation

  • Added example prompts to demonstrate the chatbot's capabilities and guide user interactions.

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Walkthrough

The changes introduce a new chatbot implementation in aws/react-bedrock3.py, which processes user queries and performs actions based on responses. Modifications in aws/react-bedrock2.py streamline logging by removing unnecessary print statements while adding a log for the query results to aid debugging. The new chatbot features a structured interaction loop and supports real-time information retrieval through various actions.

Changes

File	Change Summary
aws/react-bedrock2.py	Removed print statements in the __call__ method to reduce verbosity; added a print statement in the query function for logging results.
aws/react-bedrock3.py	Introduced a ChatBot class with methods for handling user interactions, executing actions, and managing conversation history. Added functions for Wikipedia searches, calculations, and Google queries.

Possibly related PRs

• bedrock langchain #199: The changes in aws/langchain-bedrock.py involve processing queries and generating responses, which is conceptually related to the modifications in the query function of the main PR that also deals with handling queries and logging results.

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