Exit directly when there is nothing to do with the current task #1033
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Another idea is that if the LLM's returned response does not require invoking any tools, set the Agent's state to AgentState.FINISHED. I wonder if this is feasible.
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I found that simply adding an explanation to the terminate tool in NEXT_STEP_PROMPT will suffice. |
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This prompt adjustment is very effective, hope to be merged. |
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any feedback about this? i think many users confused about this |
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Currently, when using openmanus, inputting tasks that require no further processing (e.g., "hello") causes openmanus to enter an empty loop until max_steps is exceeded. The new change involves instructing the LLM to directly invoke "terminate" to end execution when the current task requires no further processing.
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issue: #1025