Closed johnnykfeng closed 1 year ago
Does this mean we need to store the thought process somewhere else than the slack chat history?
well, -verbose
is not expected to be used a lot since it's (atm) mostly for debugging purposes. the second part is interesting though. what info would you be looking for when you want to explore the "thought" process? like what's your objective? @johnnykfeng
@20001LastOrder Not quite, my idea is just to access the thought process stored as the logger
attribute in TaskAgent
. Every time we use the run
method, the logger
is updated, so the object always contain the thought process of the most recent query. \verbose
should just print task_agent.logger
@amirfz The objective is just easier implementation of verbose. Also this can serve as template for creating more slash commands in the future
@johnnykfeng i feel like this might be easiest to discuss during our next call. will you be able to join the one on Tues?
@amirfz Sure, what time on Tuesday?
noon. you should have a calendar invite
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I notice people rarely use the
-verbose
flag. Sometimes I just want to see the thought process after the query, and I don't want to run the query again just to include -verbose. Having a function that reveals the thought process after the query reduces that friction.I found a tutorial for creating slash commands, it seems simple enough. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sEFx0b9y_Xo&list=PLzMcBGfZo4-kqyzTzJWCV6lyK-ZMYECDc&index=3