Currently, invoking an agent requires all the overhead of creating and completing a task. Sometimes we may want to guide an agent by prompting it with specific information. in this case, it would be great to say something to an agent.
At a minimum, this could add a user message to the flow (which could also be done as a direct flow attribute, but we could record that the specific agent was the intended target of the message, which would otherwise be public). More useful would be to also invoke the agent for one turn to get it to respond and, in doing so, add knowledge to the thread history.
Use Case
No response
Proposed Implementation
import controlflow as cf
agent = cf.Agent("Norbert")
agent.instruct('hello, from now on call me Arthur') # no response
reply = agent.say('hello') # gets a response
Enhancement Description
Currently, invoking an agent requires all the overhead of creating and completing a task. Sometimes we may want to guide an agent by prompting it with specific information. in this case, it would be great to
saysomething to an agent.At a minimum, this could add a user message to the flow (which could also be done as a direct flow attribute, but we could record that the specific agent was the intended target of the message, which would otherwise be public). More useful would be to also invoke the agent for one turn to get it to respond and, in doing so, add knowledge to the thread history.
Use Case
No response
Proposed Implementation