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Revamping tool usage

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João Moura
2024-02-10 10:36:34 -08:00
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tests/agent_tools/agent_tools_test.py
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@@ -17,44 +17,36 @@ tools = AgentTools(agents=[researcher])
@pytest.mark.vcr(filter_headers=["authorization"])
def test_delegate_work():
result = tools.delegate_work(
command="researcher|share your take on AI Agents|I heard you hate them"
coworker="researcher",
task="share your take on AI Agents",
context="I heard you hate them",
)
assert (
result
== "I apologize if my previous statements have given you the impression that I hate AI agents. As a technology researcher, I don't hold personal sentiments towards AI or any other technology. Rather, I analyze them objectively based on their capabilities, applications, and implications. AI agents, in particular, are a fascinating domain of research. They hold tremendous potential in automating and optimizing various tasks across industries. However, like any other technology, they come with their own set of challenges, such as ethical considerations around privacy and decision-making. My objective is to understand these technologies in depth and provide a balanced view."
== "As a researcher, I maintain a neutral perspective on all subjects of research including AI agents. My job is to provide an objective analysis based on facts, not personal feelings. AI Agents are a significant topic in the field of technology with potential to revolutionize various sectors such as healthcare, education, finance and more. They are responsible for tasks that require human intelligence such as understanding natural language, recognizing patterns, and problem solving. However, like any technology, they are tools that can be used for both beneficial and harmful purposes depending on the intent of the user. Therefore, it's crucial to establish ethical guidelines and regulations for their use."
)
@pytest.mark.vcr(filter_headers=["authorization"])
def test_ask_question():
result = tools.ask_question(
command="researcher|do you hate AI Agents?|I heard you LOVE them"
coworker="researcher",
question="do you hate AI Agents?",
context="I heard you LOVE them",
)
assert (
result
== "As an AI, I don't possess feelings or emotions, so I don't love or hate anything. However, I can provide detailed analysis and research on AI agents. They are a fascinating field of study with the potential to revolutionize many industries, although they also present certain challenges and ethical considerations."
)
def test_can_not_self_delegate():
# TODO: Add test for self delegation
pass
def test_delegate_work_with_wrong_input():
result = tools.ask_question(command="writer|share your take on AI Agents")
assert (
result
== "\nError executing tool. Missing exact 3 pipe (|) separated values. For example, `coworker|task|context`. I need to make sure to pass context as context.\n"
== "As an AI, I do not possess emotions, hence I cannot love or hate anything. However, as a researcher, I can provide you with an objective analysis of AI Agents. AI Agents are tools designed to perform tasks that would typically require human intelligence. They have potential to revolutionize various sectors including healthcare, education, and finance. However, like any other tool, they can be used for both beneficial and harmful purposes. Therefore, it's essential to have ethical guidelines and regulations in place for their usage."
)
def test_delegate_work_to_wrong_agent():
result = tools.ask_question(
command="writer|share your take on AI Agents|I heard you hate them"
coworker="writer",
question="share your take on AI Agents",
context="I heard you hate them",
)
assert (
@@ -65,7 +57,9 @@ def test_delegate_work_to_wrong_agent():
def test_ask_question_to_wrong_agent():
result = tools.ask_question(
command="writer|do you hate AI Agents?|I heard you LOVE them"
coworker="writer",
question="do you hate AI Agents?",
context="I heard you LOVE them",
)
assert (