Ricky Loynd d22b6b2006
TeachableAgent (#278)
* Initial commit.

* Disable LLM response caching.

* Add teachability option to setup.py

* Modify test to use OAI_CONFIG_LIST as suggested in the docs.

* Expand unit test.

* Complete unit test.

* Add filter_dict

* details

* AnalysisAgent

* details

* More documentation and debug output.

* Support retrieval of any number of relevant memos, including zero.

* More robust analysis separator.

* cleanup

* teach_config

* refactoring

* For robustness, allow more flexibility on memo storage and retrieval.

* de-dupe the retrieved memos.

* Simplify AnalysisAgent. The unit tests now pass with gpt-3.5

* comments

* Add a verbosity level to control analyzer messages.

* refactoring

* comments

* Persist memory on disk.

* cleanup

* Use markdown to format retrieved memos.

* Use markdown in TextAnalyzerAgent

* Add another verbosity level.

* clean up logging

* notebook

* minor edits

* cleanup

* linter fixes

* Skip tests that fail to import openai

* Address reviewer feedback.

* lint

* refactoring

* Improve wording

* Improve code coverage.

* lint

* Use llm_config to control caching.

* lowercase notebook name

* Sort out the parameters passed through to ConversableAgent, and supply full docstrings for the others.

* lint

* Allow TextAnalyzerAgent to be given a different llm_config than TeachableAgent.

* documentation

* Modifications to run openai workflow.

* Test on just python 3.10.
Replace agent with agent teachable_agent as recommended.

* Test on python 3.9 instead of 3.10.

* Remove space from name -> teachableagent

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Co-authored-by: Li Jiang <bnujli@gmail.com>
Co-authored-by: Chi Wang <wang.chi@microsoft.com>
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