hi everyone!
I wanted to use GitHub copilot as one of the agent in conversation group, how can I do that?
Basically I wanted to have 2 AI agents doing pair programming and getting the end result.
#how to integrate GitHub copilot as one of the agent ?
high fox
high fox
@sharp rampart let me check them
But my use case for using copilot is to run builds, tests against the generated code. And get a execution environment
@full dock could you please help 🙂
full dock
Can copilot do these?
high fox
Ya, that's what they demo'ed in their latest dev day
Well I would like to start with anything simple, like can we add python repl as tool to autogen agents?
So that we can execute something. As of now its just emitting code without executing and trying it out
full dock
in autogen, the basic two agent setup can already execute code
sharp rampart
yep and i think with a proper prompt engineering and a validator for the code you could use instruct for context and GPT4 for the Agent for explain and interact
high fox
You can check my conversation here, the agents tried to write the code to file, but they coudnt, @full dock @sharp rampart you have any example where autogen agents can create files and save them on local disk ?
I even tried adding openai function which can save content to file, but even that didnt work
heres my code
based on the code you can see that this is some mini software development team which im trying to simulate, i want to test if iterative development can be done using ai agents, where they get access to project repo, and whether or not they can iteratively build on top of it
hence saving files
i also want to check if the written code, can be run against some tests, eg python code against pytest etc
sharp rampart
You can check my conversation here, the agents tried to write the code to file, ...
yes work dir in example code ?
https://github.com/microsoft/autogen/blob/main/test/test_code.py
high fox
Thanks @sharp rampart will take a look !
steady nest
Using aider as a coding assistant might be easier to work with. It has a pretty nice python API.
Myself and a few others are looking into this now for similar use cases