- Added functionality to check if a tool has reached its maximum usage count before execution in both crew_agent_executor.py and agent_executor.py.
- Enhanced error handling to return a message when a tool's usage limit is reached.
- Updated tool usage logic in tool_usage.py to increment usage counts and print current usage status.
- Introduced tests to validate max usage count behavior for native tool calling, ensuring proper enforcement and tracking.
This update improves tool management by preventing overuse and providing clear feedback when limits are reached.
- Updated the Agent class to automatically detect the event loop and return a coroutine when called within a Flow, simplifying async handling for users.
- Modified Flow class to execute listeners sequentially, preventing race conditions on shared state during listener execution.
- Improved handling of coroutine results from synchronous methods, ensuring proper execution flow and state management.
These changes enhance the overall execution logic and user experience when working with agents and flows in CrewAI.
Refactored the Agent class to simplify the execution method by removing the event loop check and clarifying the behavior when called from synchronous and asynchronous contexts. The changes ensure that the method operates seamlessly within flow methods, improving clarity in the documentation. Additionally, updated the AgentExecutor to set the response model to None, enhancing flexibility. New test cassettes were added to validate the functionality of agents within flow contexts, ensuring robust testing for both synchronous and asynchronous operations.
