Fix ai_name not passed to Agent

[tmalahie]

Background

The ai_name parameter passed to the Agent constructor is always an empty string.

It leads to confusing logs like this:

Enter 'n' to exit program, or enter feedback for ...

instead of:

Enter 'n' to exit program, or enter feedback for TSCGPT...

Changes

I noticed that the ai_name is present in ai_config returned by construct_main_ai_config() function in main.py. I just made sure to pass the parameter back to ai_name.

Documentation

It's just a 2-lines fix, I don't think it needs to be documented, but if you think otherwise please tell me in a comment of the PR :)

Test Plan

Reproduction steps are quite straightforward, just enter any prompt and wait for the "NEXT ACTION" command
Before the fix you'll see

Enter 'y' to authorise command, 'y -N' to run N continuous commands, 's' to run self-feedback commands'n' to exit program, or enter feedback for ...

After the fix you'll see

Enter 'y' to authorise command, 'y -N' to run N continuous commands, 's' to run self-feedback commands'n' to exit program, or enter feedback for <Name of the agent>...

PR Quality Checklist

• My pull request is atomic and focuses on a single change.
• I have thoroughly tested my changes with multiple different prompts.
• I have considered potential risks and mitigations for my changes.
• I have documented my changes clearly and comprehensively.
• I have not snuck in any "extra" small tweaks changes

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[tmalahie]

Note: my fix is probably not the cleanest solution, I noticed that in agent.py we sometimes use ai_name and sometimes config.ai_name. Is there a reason for using alternatively one or the other?
If no particular reason it would probably be better to remove the ai_name parameter from the constructor and use config.ai_name everywhere for consistency. I can take care of it if you want :)

[Boostrix]

Note: my fix is probably not the cleanest solution, I noticed that in agent.py we sometimes use ai_name and sometimes config.ai_name. Is there a reason for using alternatively one or the other? If no particular reason it would probably be better to remove the ai_name parameter from the constructor and use config.ai_name everywhere for consistency. I can take care of it if you want :)

Without having looked at the code in question, it would make sense for the top-level agent routines to refer to the config values from the yaml file to get the name for the top-leve (outermost) agent, whereas any dynamic (sub) agents would obviously have a different name, which is why dealing with it that way would make sense - lest, all your sub-agents would inherit the same name </pure speculation>

[tmalahie]

Without having looked at the code in question, it would make sense for the top-level agent routines to refer to the config values from the yaml file to get the name for the top-leve (outermost) agent, whereas any dynamic (sub) agents would obviously have a different name, which is why dealing with it that way would make sense - lest, all your sub-agents would inherit the same name </pure speculation>

Interesting theory, but I don't see anywhere else in the code where we instantiate Agent (apart in unit tests & integration tests). I don't know how sub-agent are handled, but they don't seem to be subject to the inheritance problem you're talking about.

[Boostrix]

take a look at the command layer, you should find something called start_agent (more or less), that should instantiate a new Agent object with the ID/task etc (again, pure speculation / off the top of my head and without having followed the re-arch massacre)

[tmalahie]

take a look at the command layer, you should find something called start_agent (more or less), that should instantiate a new Agent object with the ID/task etc (again, pure speculation / off the top of my head and without having followed the re-arch massacre)

It doesn't seem to instantiate an actual agent, it just calls a singleton called agent_manager which handles its agents as basic tuples (task, messages, model) and not actual Agent instances. When you search for "Agent(" in the whole project you only find it in tests and main.py.
(also I'm new to the project, what is this re-arch massacre you're referring too? 🤔)

[Boostrix]

they basically stopped processing PRs in order to re-architect the project out of the realization that the current/previous architecture did not scale (given the sheer number of PRs).
According to dev comments, we should expect the re-arch effort to take between 7-14 days of pure havoc - and when the dust settles, there's probably gonna be pure havoc because we'll see ~400 open PRs that no longer apply cleanly :-)

[tmalahie]

I see. Better leave this PR as is for now then :-)

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Codecov Report

Patch coverage has no change and project coverage change: -0.04 ⚠️

Comparison is base (517c080) 62.30% compared to head (f7507db) 62.26%.

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