Pull Request Agent (plus, Microagent workflows) #1660
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Do we need this with the lastest CodeAct 1.3 Agent? |
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@rbren WDYT about this? Are we going to continue working on this or are we OK with CodeAct's ability to send PRs for now? |
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IMO we should let CodeActAgent delegate to Pull Request Agent as creating a github pr is a very domain-specific task |
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This proposes adding a new PullRequestAgent, which can be pointed at a dirty git repo and open up a PR.
It also proposes a new
workflowkey for microagents, which allow microagents to step through a series of tasks. Each task can be delegated out to another agent for any number of steps.It also includes changes from #1652 which allows setting env vars like GITHUB_TOKEN
NOTE by @neubig : fixes #1281