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This feature adds a standardized API layer to facilitate communication and interaction with agents. The components include:
IAgentAPI: An interface defining the core methods for agent invocation and asynchronous invocation.
AgentApiBase: A base class implementing shared functionality for agent method invocation, including synchronous and asynchronous support.
AgentAPI: A concrete implementation providing direct and abstracted access to agent methods, including support for invoking agents’ tasks and monitoring their execution status.
These APIs act as a wrapper around an agent's exec and aexec methods, providing a consistent and extensible interface for interacting with agents.
Motivation
This feature ensures:
A clean abstraction for invoking agent tasks synchronously and asynchronously.
Simplified integration of agent capabilities with other MAS components.
Enhanced scalability by supporting asynchronous task execution, enabling efficient handling of multiple agents concurrently.
A framework to extend agent functionality in the future.
Potential Solutions
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Additional Context (optional)
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Affected Areas
None
Priority
Low
Required Files
Test File
Component File
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Feature Name
IAgentAPI, AgentApiBase, AgentAPI
Feature Description
This feature adds a standardized API layer to facilitate communication and interaction with agents. The components include:
These APIs act as a wrapper around an agent's exec and aexec methods, providing a consistent and extensible interface for interacting with agents.
Motivation
This feature ensures:
Potential Solutions
No response
Additional Context (optional)
No response
Affected Areas
None
Priority
Low
Required Files
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: