Hey folks,
I get a terrible developer experience whenever using `agent.stream`, as chunks are totally untyped and made of relatively complex nested dictionary, with advanced scenarios such as handling HITL.
Do you have tips for a better typing? Do you write your own classes for each chunk type or perhaps reuse types from LangChain or a third-party lib?
Here is a sample code to illustrate:
for chunk in agent.stream(command, config=config):
# Not typed
if "__interrupt__" in chunk:
RUN_LOOP = True
# Not typed either
interrupt_val = chunk["__interrupt__"][0].value
decisions = []
# Not typed access
for action in interrupt_val["action_requests"]:
# NOTE: zipping could work but not sure if order is guaranteed
review_config = next(rc for rc in
# Deep and not typed...
interrupt_val["review_configs"] if rc["action_name"] == action["name"])
response = Prompt.ask(
f"Interrupt received for action {action['name']} with config {review_config}.", choices=review_config["choices"])
decision = {"type": response}
# Default possible responses not typed
if response == "edit":
# Handling edition : not typed ':)
decision["edited_action"] = console.input(
"Proposed edit?")
decisions.append(decision)
# Resume is an untyped dict
command = Command(resume={"decisions": decisions})
Will give it a shot ASAP thank you.