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No actual communication mechanism between new agents #167

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jumbokun opened this issue Oct 31, 2024 · 3 comments
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No actual communication mechanism between new agents #167

jumbokun opened this issue Oct 31, 2024 · 3 comments

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@jumbokun
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The project hard-coded the init node, node 1 and node 2, I don't see any follow-up agents will receive messages according to "generate node" tab, the project didn't implement it at all?

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hughlv commented Nov 1, 2024

The main task of this project is to generate code follows the AutoGen framework. If you see nothing happens, probably the code is not generated as expected. You can click the Python icon on the top right to verify.

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jumbokun commented Nov 1, 2024

The main task of this project is to generate code follows the AutoGen framework. If you see nothing happens, probably the code is not generated as expected. You can click the Python icon on the top right to verify.

I guess you can reproduce my concern as follows:
Deploy it locally, and open the default worflow. Then add an assistant node (which will be named as node_1234567.. something like this), link it to node 2 (the default assistant node). If we both get luck you can notice that there is no actual communication between node 2 and "node_1234567". The only thing I can catch from the generated python code is, the message will be init*ed and send to node 2. If you need more detail to reproduce it, I can do some screenshots.

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jumbokun commented Nov 1, 2024

The main task of this project is to generate code follows the AutoGen framework. If you see nothing happens, probably the code is not generated as expected. You can click the Python icon on the top right to verify.

I guess you can reproduce my concern as follows: Deploy it locally, and open the default worflow. Then add an assistant node (which will be named as node_1234567.. something like this), link it to node 2 (the default assistant node). If we both get luck you can notice that there is no actual communication between node 2 and "node_1234567". The only thing I can catch from the generated python code is, the message will be init*ed and send to node 2. If you need more detail to reproduce it, I can do some screenshots.

Linux, node.js 22, python 3.9.12. If you need more info just let me know. Or please simply let me know where is the code for "generate python code", I can help you debug this.

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