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Stuff to add to the revised swarm cookbook #1

Open dazzaji opened 2 days ago

dazzaji commented 2 days ago

Stuff to consider adding or editing in the new revised Swarm cookbook

  1. Imports: You're right, it's important to explicitly mention the necessary imports, especially for beginners. This could be added to the "Basic Usage" section (6.1):
from openai import OpenAI
from swarm import Swarm, Agent

client = OpenAI()
swarm = Swarm(client=client)

  1. OpenAI API Key: While mentioned in section 5.3, it might be worth reiterating the importance of setting up the API key in the "Basic Usage" section.

  2. Error Handling: The guide could benefit from a section on error handling, particularly for API-related errors and rate limiting.

  3. Examples: While there are good code snippets throughout, it might be helpful to have a complete, runnable example that demonstrates a multi-agent interaction with handoffs.

  4. Best Practices: A section on best practices for designing agent instructions and functions could be valuable.

  5. Limitations: It might be useful to mention any known limitations of the Swarm framework.

  6. Version Information: Including the version of Swarm that this guide is based on would be helpful.

  7. Consistency: Ensure consistent formatting throughout the document, especially in code blocks.

  8. Clarification on "Routines": The term "routines" is mentioned in the introduction but not extensively used later. It might be worth clarifying if this is interchangeable with "agents" or if it has a specific meaning.

  9. Parallel Tool Execution: This feature is mentioned briefly in section 9.6, but given its importance, it might warrant more explanation or an example.

  10. Context Variables: While explained well, an example of how these are passed and updated through a multi-agent interaction could be beneficial.

  11. Testing: The testing section is good, but it could be expanded with more examples of different types of tests (unit tests, integration tests, etc.).

  12. Troubleshooting: This section (11) is valuable, but could be expanded with more specific examples of common issues and their solutions.

  13. API Reference: The API reference is comprehensive, but it might be helpful to include more details on the return types and possible exceptions for each method.

dazzaji commented 2 days ago

added "imports" as new section 6.1

dazzaji commented 2 days ago

re-introduced "routines" as new section 4.7