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This seems to help a bit with number of round-trips.
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Gracefully handle (reply to LLM with error):
- incorrect tool name
- incorrect tool arg type
- missing tool arg
Silently handle:
- more than one call to set-results
- excessive tool args
Fixes #6604
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Detect model quota violations (assumed to be RPD).
Make syz-agent not request jobs that use the model
until the next quota reset time.
Fixes #6573
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Having LLM model per-agent is even more flexible than per-flow.
We can have some more complex tasks during patch generation with the most elaborate model,
but also some simpler ones with less elaborate models.
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Add LLMAgent.Candidates parameter.
If set to a value N>1, then the agent is invoked N times,
and all outputs become slices.
The results can be later aggregated by another agent,
as shown in the test.
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We may want to use a weaker model for some workflows.
Allow to use different models for different workflows.
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