Functions and Objects

[ebarrragn]

Hi,
I am trying to figure out how to call an object's method from a callable function, I have tried different approaches valid in python, but they end in Pydantic errors.
Basically, I am playing with agents spawning other agents as needed, but for that I need some way to retrieve the caller (an object) from the callable function, so it can spawn a child agent...
Any suggestions are welcome.

[Maximilian-Winter]

@ebarrragn You can pass additional key word arguments to the LlamaCppFunctionTool. They will be passed to the run function.

[ebarrragn]

I can see it now in the 'call' method, I missed it, I'm not that good at Python.
Thanks!

[Maximilian-Winter]

@ebarrragn If you need help with that, let me know.

[ebarrragn]

Thanks, Maximilian, I tried, but I can't figure it out.
For instance, in the file I am attaching, ListChildrenAgents needs access to the caller AgentWithChildren instance to list the children it has, using the AgentWithChildren.children_descriptions() method. I am trying to save context space, so this information is not injected at every prompt, otherwise, I could have done it statically at object creation.

You can see other attempts to save context space when I save/restore the llama_cpp state in AgentContainer.run_child_agent().
The agent calls ListChildrenAgents every time it needs to schedule a call to one of its children.

The need of having the caller also appears in SpawnChildAgent, it needs access to the parent to spawn one of its children.

I suspect I am doing something fundamentally wrong.

tkagents.py.txt