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Upgrade GitHelper #73

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JackBekket opened this issue Jan 29, 2025 · 1 comment
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Upgrade GitHelper #73

JackBekket opened this issue Jan 29, 2025 · 1 comment

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Upgrade githelper, so it could work with new agent package and could support threads from multiple questions.

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githelperbot bot commented Jan 29, 2025

Okay, let's dive into upgrading githelper to work with the new agent package and support threads from multiple questions.

First, let's understand the new agent package and its components. It seems to have a workflow-based approach, with nodes representing different actions or functions. The agent node is responsible for deciding whether to call a tool or not, and the semanticSearch node is responsible for performing a semantic search using a vector store.

Now, let's discuss how to integrate this new agent package into githelper and handle multiple threads from different questions.

  1. Update githelper to use the new agent package:

    • Replace any existing logic in githelper that handles question processing and response generation with the new agent package.
    • Make sure to pass the necessary parameters to the agent, such as the user's question, the vector store, and any other relevant information.
  2. Handle multiple threads:

    • To support multiple threads from different questions, you'll need to create a mechanism to manage these threads. One approach is to use a thread pool or a queue to store the questions and process them concurrently.
    • You can use a library like sync.WaitGroup or concurrent.futures to manage the threads and ensure that all questions are processed correctly.
  3. Integrate the semanticSearch node:

    • Make sure that the semanticSearch node is properly integrated into the workflow and that it can be called by the agent node when necessary.
    • Pass the necessary parameters to the semanticSearch node, such as the query and the vector store.
  4. Handle errors and edge cases:

    • Implement error handling and edge case handling in both the agent and semanticSearch nodes to ensure that the system can gracefully handle unexpected situations.
  5. Test and debug:

    • Thoroughly test the upgraded githelper to ensure that it works as expected with the new agent package and multiple threads.
    • Use debugging tools to identify and fix any issues that arise during testing.

By following these steps, you should be able to upgrade githelper to work with the new agent package and support threads from multiple questions. This will allow you to process multiple questions concurrently and provide more efficient and responsive responses to users.

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