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Reuse function tool instance and improve e2b interpreter tool #127

Closed leehuwuj closed 1 month ago

leehuwuj commented 1 month ago

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Latest commit: 794064eb7f17d70aeff6652a63eca6cce85b83c8

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Walkthrough

The changes involve enhancements to the Python interpreter tool and its integration with OpenAPI action tools. Key improvements include reusing function instances for efficiency, updating descriptions for better understanding, and implementing a caching mechanism to reduce redundant operations. These updates streamline tool usage and optimize performance, particularly in handling OpenAPI specifications and running Python code securely.

Changes

File/Path Change Summary
.changeset/nervous-rats-lick.md Improved e2b interpreter tool for Python by reusing function instances for enhanced efficiency.
.../python/agent/tools/__init__.py Removed static method load_tools and updated manner of retrieving tools from a module.
helpers/tools.ts Modified value property of TOOL_SYSTEM_PROMPT_ENV_VAR to emphasize secure Python code execution.
.../python/agent/tools/openapi_action.py Added caching mechanism in OpenAPIActionToolSpec for parsed specs by URI to improve efficiency.

Sequence Diagram

Updated OpenAPI Spec Loading Process

sequenceDiagram
    participant User
    participant OpenAPIActionToolSpec
    participant Cache
    participant Network

    User->>OpenAPIActionToolSpec: load_openapi_spec(uri)
    OpenAPIActionToolSpec->>Cache: check if spec exists
    alt Spec in cache
        Cache-->>OpenAPIActionToolSpec: return cached spec
        OpenAPIActionToolSpec-->>User: return spec
    else Spec not in cache
        OpenAPIActionToolSpec->>Network: fetch spec
        Network-->>OpenAPIActionToolSpec: return spec
        OpenAPIActionToolSpec->>Cache: store spec in cache
        OpenAPIActionToolSpec-->>User: return spec
    end

Poem

In the realm of code so bright,
Tools now execute with might.
OpenAPI specs, cached away,
Python scripts secure in play.
Efficiency in lines we weave,
For better tools, we believe.
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