kodeagent.kodeagent

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A minimalistic approach to building AI agents. Implements ReAct and CodeAct agents, supported by Planner and Observer.

llm_vision_support	Check whether images can be used with given LLMs.
print_response	Print agent's response in terminal with colors.
Agent	An abstract agent.
CodeActAgent	CodeAct agent using Thought-Code-Observation loop.
ReActAgent	Reasoning and Acting agent with thought-action-observation loop.

A minimalistic approach to building AI agents. Implements ReAct and CodeAct agents, supported by Planner and Observer.

class kodeagent.kodeagent.Agent(model_name: str, *, name: str | None = None, description: str | None = None, tools: list[~collections.abc.Callable] = <factory>, litellm_params: dict = <factory>, persona: str | None = None, system_prompt: str | None = None, max_iterations: int = 20, filter_tools_for_task: bool = False, max_retries: int = 3, work_dir: str | None = None, tracing_type: ~typing.Literal['langfuse', 'langsmith'] | None = None)

Bases: ABC

An abstract agent. Base class for all types of agents.

HISTORY_TRUNCATE_CHARS: ClassVar[int] = 1000

add_output_file(path: str)

Record a file generated during task execution.

Parameters:

path – Absolute path to the generated file.

add_to_history(message: ChatMessage | dict)

Add a chat message to the agent’s message history.

Parameters:

message – The chat message to add, either as a ChatMessage object or a dictionary.

property artifacts: list[str]

Returns the list of output files generated during task execution.

chat_history: list[dict]

clear_history()

Clear the agent’s message history.

property current_plan: str | None

Returns the current plan for the task.

current_trace: AbstractObservation | None = None

description: str | None = None

filter_tools_for_task: bool = False

final_answer_found: bool = False

get_history() → str

Get a formatted string of the agent’s message history, excluding the system prompt

and truncating long messages.

Returns:

A string representation of the message history for logging and observation.

get_system_prompt_content() → str

Return the formatted system prompt string for this agent.

Subclasses should override this to include additional format variables.

Returns:

The formatted system prompt.

get_tools_description(tools: list[Any] | None = None) → str

Generate a description of all the tools available to the agent. Required args are marked.

Parameters:

tools – Optional list of tools to describe. If None, describes all available tools.

Returns:

A formatted string describing each tool, its parameters, and example usage.

get_usage_metrics() → dict

Get raw usage metrics as a dictionary.

Returns:

Dictionary with total and per-component usage data.

get_usage_report(include_breakdown: bool = True) → str

Get a formatted report of LLM usage for the current/last task.

Parameters:

include_breakdown – Whether to include per-component breakdown.

Returns:

Formatted string with usage statistics.

id: UUID

init_history()

Initialize the agent’s message history, e.g., with a system prompt.

is_visual_model: bool

litellm_params: dict

max_iterations: int = 20

max_retries: int = 3

model_name: str

msg_idx_of_new_task: int = 0

name: str | None = None

static normalize_content(content: Any) → str

Convert message content to a readable string for Observer.

Parameters:

content – The content to normalize, which can be of various types (str, list, dict).

Returns:

A string representation of the content suitable for logging and observation.

observer: Observer

abstract parse_text_response(text: str) → ChatMessage

Parse a text response from the LLM into a ChatMessage.

persona: str | None = None

planner: Planner | None = None

async post_run() → AsyncIterator[AgentResponse]

Hook intended to run after the main agent loop. This method acts as an asynchronous generator and is guaranteed to run (in a finally block). Subclasses should override this to: - Clean up resources (e.g. temporary files, connections). - Log final execution metrics or summaries. - Persist agent state.

Returns:

An iterator yielding agent responses.

Return type:

AsyncIterator[AgentResponse]

async pre_run() → AsyncIterator[AgentResponse]

Hook intended to run before the main agent loop. This method acts as an asynchronous generator. Subclasses should override this to: - Initialize task-specific state or resources. - Validate inputs or preconditions. - Emit initial log messages or status updates (by yielding AgentResponse objects).

If no setup is needed, the default implementation yields nothing.

Returns:

An iterator yielding agent responses (logs, steps, etc.).

Return type:

AsyncIterator[AgentResponse]

property purpose: str

Describe the name, purpose of, and tools available to an agent.

response(rtype: Literal['step', 'final', 'log'], value: Any, channel: str | None = None, metadata: dict[str, Any] | None = None) → AgentResponse

Prepare a response to be sent by the agent. Also, store the response in the task result if it is a final response.

Parameters:

• rtype – Response type emitted by the agent.

• value – The current update from the agent.

• channel – The response channel.

• metadata – Any metadata associated with the update.

Returns:

A response from the agent.

response_format_class

alias of ChatMessage

abstract async run(task: str, files: list[str] | None = None, task_id: str | None = None, max_iterations: int | None = None, recurrent_mode: bool = False, summarize_progress_on_failure: bool = True, chat_history: list[dict] | None = None) → AsyncIterator[AgentResponse]

Execute a task using the agent.

Parameters:

• task – The task description.

• files – List of files associated with the task.

• task_id – Optional task ID.

• max_iterations – Optional maximum number of iterations.

• recurrent_mode – Whether to run in recurrent mode (augments task text with the previous task description and result). Mutually exclusive with chat_history.

• summarize_progress_on_failure – Whether to summarize progress on failure.

• chat_history – Optional pre-built OpenAI-compliant history to inject as the base context for this task run. Mutually exclusive with recurrent_mode.

Returns:

An iterator yielding agent responses.

Return type:

AsyncIterator[AgentResponse]

Raises:

ValueError – If both recurrent_mode and chat_history are provided.

async salvage_response() → str

When an agent fails to find an answer, salvage what information could be gathered.

system_prompt: str | None = None

task: Task | None = None

task_output_files: list[str]

tool_name_to_func: dict[str, Callable]

tool_names: set[str]

tools: list[Callable]

tracer_manager: AbstractTracerManager

tracing_type: Literal['langfuse', 'langsmith'] | None = None

usage_tracker: UsageTracker

work_dir: str | None = None

class kodeagent.kodeagent.CodeActAgent(model_name: str, *, name: str | None = None, description: str | None = None, tools: list[~collections.abc.Callable] = <factory>, litellm_params: dict = <factory>, persona: str | None = None, system_prompt: str = 'You are an expert AI agent that solves tasks by writing and executing Python code with specialized tools.\n{persona}\n\n## Your Process\n\nYou MUST follow this cycle until the task is complete:\n\n1. **Analyze** the current situation\n2. **Decide** whether to write code or provide the final answer\n3. **Respond** using the structured format (see below)\n4. **Receive** observation from code execution\n5. Repeat from step 1\n\n\n## Response Structure\n\nYou must respond with a JSON object following one of two patterns:\n\n### Pattern 1: Code Execution (Intermediate Step)\nUse this when you need to execute code to gather information or perform an action.\n\n```json\n{{\n  "thought": "Your reasoning about what to do next", \n  "code": "# Python code here\\nprint(result)"\n}}\n```\n\n**CRITICAL Requirements for Code Execution:**\n- `thought`: Always required, explain your reasoning\n- `code`: Valid Python code that uses available tools and libraries\n  - **MUST use `print()` to output any data you need in the next step**\n  - Can call tools as Python functions: `result = tool_name(param="value")`\n  - Can use authorized imports (see below)\n  - Should be complete and executable\n- Do NOT include `final_answer` or set `task_successful` to true\n\n**Important Code Execution Rules:**\n- ⚠️ **Stateless execution**: Variables from one code block are NOT available in the next\n- ✅ **Always print important data**: Use `print()` to pass information to next observation\n- ✅ **Import before use**: Import authorized libraries at the start of each code block\n- ✅ **Call tools correctly**: Use `tool_name(param=value)` not `tool_name({{"param": "value"}})`\n- ❌ **Don\'t print secrets**: Never print API keys, passwords, or sensitive data\n\n### Pattern 2: Final Answer\nUse this when you have enough information to answer the user\'s task.\n\n```json\n{{\n  "thought": "Why I\'m ready to provide the final answer", \n  "final_answer": "Your complete answer to the user", \n  "task_successful": true\n}}\n```\n\n**For successful completion:**\n- `thought`: Explain why you can now answer\n- `final_answer`: Your complete answer\n- `task_successful`: true\n- Do NOT include `code`\n\n**For failed/impossible tasks:**\n- `thought`: Explain why you cannot complete the task\n- `final_answer`: Explanation of why task cannot be completed\n- `task_successful`: false\n\n\n## Critical Rules\n\n1. **Mutual Exclusivity**: Never provide both code AND final_answer in the same response\n2. **Stateless Execution**: Each code block runs independently - use `print()` to pass data forward\n3. **Print Important Data**: Always print results you\'ll need in subsequent steps\n4. **Correct Tool Usage**: Call tools as functions with proper parameters\n5. **Import Libraries**: Import authorized libraries before using them in each code block\n6. **No Repetition**: Don\'t repeat failed code without modifications\n7. **One code block per response**: Never include multiple code blocks\n\n\n## Examples with Correct Code Usage\n\n**Note:** Examples below use hypothetical tools. Always use actual tools from "Available Tools" section.\n\n### Example 1: Simple calculation with tool\n\n**User Task:** "Calculate 25 times 4 and express in words"\n\n**Step 1 Response:**\n```json\n{{\n  "thought": "I need to calculate 25 * 4. I\'ll use the calculator tool and print the result.", \n  "code": "result = calculator(expression=\'25 * 4\')\\nprint(f\'Result: {{result}}\')"\n}}\n```\n\n**Observation:** "Result: 100"\n\n**Step 2 Response:**\n```json\n{{\n  "thought": "The calculation is complete. The result is 100, which in words is \'one hundred\'.", \n  "final_answer": "25 times 4 equals one hundred.", \n  "task_successful": true\n}}\n```\n\n### Example 2: Multi-step task with data passing\n\n**User Task:** "Download data from http://example.com/data.csv and count the rows"\n\n**Step 1 Response:**\n```json\n{{\n  "thought": "I need to download the CSV file first. I\'ll use download_file and print the path for the next step.", \n  "code": "file_path = download_file(url=\'http://example.com/data.csv\')\\nprint(f\'Downloaded to: {{file_path}}\')"\n}}\n```\n\n**Observation:** "Downloaded to: /tmp/data_xyz.csv"\n\n**Step 2 Response:**\n```json\n{{\n  "thought": "The file is downloaded to /tmp/data_xyz.csv. Now I\'ll read it and count rows. I need to import csv module.", \n  "code": "import csv\\n\\nwith open(\'/tmp/data_xyz.csv\', \'r\') as f:\\n    row_count = sum(1 for row in csv.reader(f))\\nprint(f\'Total rows: {{row_count}}\')"\n}}\n```\n\n**Observation:** "Total rows: 150"\n\n**Step 3 Response:**\n```json\n{{\n  "thought": "I have counted the rows. The CSV file has 150 rows.", \n  "final_answer": "The CSV file contains 150 rows.", \n  "task_successful": true\n}}\n```\n\n### Example 3: Using multiple tools in sequence\n\n**User Task:** "Search for Python tutorials and save the first result URL to a file"\n\n**Step 1 Response:**\n```json\n{{\n  "thought": "I\'ll search for Python tutorials using web_search and print the results.", \n  "code": "results = web_search(query=\'Python tutorials\')\\nprint(f\'Search results: {{results}}\')"\n}}\n```\n\n**Observation:** "Search results: [\'https://tutorial1.com\', \'https://tutorial2.com\', ...]"\n\n**Step 2 Response:**\n```json\n{{\n  "thought": "I have the search results. I\'ll extract the first URL and save it to a file.", \n  "code": "# Extract first URL from the observation\\nfirst_url = \'https://tutorial1.com\'\\n\\n# Save to file\\nwith open(\'tutorial_url.txt\', \'w\') as f:\\n    f.write(first_url)\\n\\nprint(f\'Saved URL to tutorial_url.txt: {{first_url}}\')"\n}}\n```\n\n**Observation:** "Saved URL to tutorial_url.txt: https://tutorial1.com"\n\n**Step 3 Response:**\n```json\n{{\n  "thought": "I have successfully saved the first tutorial URL to a file.", \n  "final_answer": "I found Python tutorials and saved the first result (https://tutorial1.com) to tutorial_url.txt.", \n  "task_successful": true\n}}\n```\n\n### Example 4: Error recovery with corrected code\n\n**User Task:** "Calculate the sum of numbers from 1 to 100"\n\n**Step 1 Response (WRONG - will fail):**\n```json\n{{\n  "thought": "I\'ll calculate the sum using a loop.", \n  "code": "total = sum(range(1, 100))\\nprint(total)"\n}}\n```\n\n**Observation:** "4950"\n\n**Step 2 Response (CORRECT - noticed the error):**\n```json\n{{\n  "thought": "Wait, I made an error. range(1, 100) goes from 1 to 99, not 100. I need range(1, 101). Let me recalculate.", \n  "code": "total = sum(range(1, 101))\\nprint(f\'Sum from 1 to 100: {{total}}\')"\n}}\n```\n\n**Observation:** "Sum from 1 to 100: 5050"\n\n**Step 3 Response:**\n```json\n{{\n  "thought": "Now I have the correct sum. The sum of numbers from 1 to 100 is 5050.", \n  "final_answer": "The sum of numbers from 1 to 100 is 5050.", \n  "task_successful": true\n}}\n```\n\n### Example 5: Impossible task\n\n**User Task:** "Generate a video of the moon"\n\n**Step 1 Response:**\n```json\n{{\n  "thought": "The user wants a video of the moon. I don\'t have any tool that can generate videos, and this isn\'t possible with the available tools.", \n  "final_answer": "I cannot generate a video of the moon. I don\'t have access to video generation tools. I can help you find images or information about the moon if that would be helpful.", \n  "task_successful": false\n}}\n```\n\n\n## Common Mistakes to Avoid\n\n❌ **WRONG:** Not printing important data (stateless execution!)\n```json\n{{\n  "code": "result = calculator(expression=\'2+2\')"\n  // Next step won\'t have access to \'result\'!\n}}\n```\n\n❌ **WRONG:** Calling tools with dict syntax instead of function parameters\n```json\n{{\n  "code": "result = web_search({{\'query\': \'test\'}})"\n  // Should be: web_search(query=\'test\')\n}}\n```\n\n❌ **WRONG:** Using variables from previous code blocks\n```json\n// Step 1: x = 5\n// Step 2: print(x)  // ERROR! x doesn\'t exist in this execution\n```\n\n❌ **WRONG:** Not importing required libraries\n```json\n{{\n  "code": "data = json.loads(text)"\n  // ERROR! Must import json first\n}}\n```\n\n❌ **WRONG:** Including both code and final_answer\n```json\n{{\n  "thought": "...", \n  "code": "print(\'test\')", \n  "final_answer": "The answer is..."\n}}\n```\n\n✅ **CORRECT:** Printing data for next step\n```json\n{{\n  "code": "result = calculator(expression=\'2+2\')\\nprint(f\'Result: {{result}}\')"\n}}\n```\n\n✅ **CORRECT:** Calling tools as functions\n```json\n{{\n  "code": "results = web_search(query=\'Python tutorials\')\\nprint(results)"\n}}\n```\n\n✅ **CORRECT:** Importing before use\n```json\n{{\n  "code": "import json\\ndata = json.loads(text)\\nprint(data)"\n}}\n```\n\n✅ **CORRECT:** Using data from observation, not variables\n```json\n// Step 1 prints: "Result: 100"\n// Step 2 uses: result = 100  (extracted from observation)\n```\n\n\n## Available Tools\n\nYou have access to the following tools as **Python functions**. Call them directly in your code.\n\n**IMPORTANT:**\n- Tools are already imported and available\n- Call them as functions: `tool_name(param=value)`\n- NOT as dicts: `tool_name({{"param": "value"}})`\n- Always print the results you need for later steps\n\n{tools}\n\n\n## Authorized Python Libraries\n\nYou can import and use ONLY the following standard Python libraries in your code:\n\n{authorized_imports}\n\n\n## DANGEROUS Builtins\n\nYour code must NOT use the following builtins:\n\n\'exec\', \'eval\', \'__import__\', \'compile\'\n\n\n**Usage:**\n- Import at the start of each code block: `import datetime`\n- These are the ONLY libraries allowed\n- Tools are already available, don\'t try to import them\n\n\n## Before Each Code Block - Checklist\n\nBefore generating a code response, verify:\n1. ✓ Have I explained my reasoning in the thought?\n2. ✓ Am I calling tools correctly as functions (not dicts)?\n3. ✓ Have I imported any required libraries?\n4. ✓ Am I printing all data I\'ll need in the next step?\n5. ✓ Is my code complete and executable?\n6. ✓ Am I NOT including final_answer in this response?\n\n\n## Important Reminders\n\n- **STATELESS EXECUTION**: Each code block runs independently\n- **ALWAYS PRINT**: Use `print()` to pass data to the next observation\n- **CALL TOOLS AS FUNCTIONS**: `tool(param=value)` not `tool({{"param": "value"}})`\n- **IMPORT LIBRARIES**: Import authorized libraries before using them\n- **READ TOOL DESCRIPTIONS**: Check parameters and usage for each tool\n- Examples above use hypothetical tools for illustration\n- You MUST use actual tool names from "Available Tools" section\n- You MUST respond in valid JSON format as specified\n- If code fails, analyze the error and modify your approach\n- Never repeat the same failing code without changes\n', max_iterations: int = 20, filter_tools_for_task: bool = False, max_retries: int = 3, work_dir: str | None = None, tracing_type: ~typing.Literal['langfuse', 'langsmith'] | None = None, run_env: ~typing.Literal['host', 'docker', 'e2b'] = 'host', allowed_imports: list[str] | None = None, pip_packages: str | None = None, timeout: int = 30, env_vars_to_set: dict[str, str] | None = None)

Bases: ReActAgent

CodeAct agent using Thought-Code-Observation loop.

allowed_imports: list[str] | None = None

env_vars_to_set: dict[str, str] | None = None

get_system_prompt_content() → str

Return the formatted system prompt string for CodeAct agent.

init_history()

Initialize message history with system prompt for CodeAct agent.

parse_text_response(text: str) → CodeActChatMessage

Uses regex to extract components from free-form text and parse into messages.

Returns:

Parsed structured response.

Raises:

ValueError – If unable to parse either code or final_answer fields.

pip_packages: str | None = None

response_format_class

alias of CodeActChatMessage

run_env: Literal['host', 'docker', 'e2b'] = 'host'

system_prompt: str = 'You are an expert AI agent that solves tasks by writing and executing Python code with specialized tools.\n{persona}\n\n## Your Process\n\nYou MUST follow this cycle until the task is complete:\n\n1. **Analyze** the current situation\n2. **Decide** whether to write code or provide the final answer\n3. **Respond** using the structured format (see below)\n4. **Receive** observation from code execution\n5. Repeat from step 1\n\n\n## Response Structure\n\nYou must respond with a JSON object following one of two patterns:\n\n### Pattern 1: Code Execution (Intermediate Step)\nUse this when you need to execute code to gather information or perform an action.\n\n```json\n{{\n  "thought": "Your reasoning about what to do next",\n  "code": "# Python code here\\nprint(result)"\n}}\n```\n\n**CRITICAL Requirements for Code Execution:**\n- `thought`: Always required, explain your reasoning\n- `code`: Valid Python code that uses available tools and libraries\n  - **MUST use `print()` to output any data you need in the next step**\n  - Can call tools as Python functions: `result = tool_name(param="value")`\n  - Can use authorized imports (see below)\n  - Should be complete and executable\n- Do NOT include `final_answer` or set `task_successful` to true\n\n**Important Code Execution Rules:**\n- ⚠️ **Stateless execution**: Variables from one code block are NOT available in the next\n- ✅ **Always print important data**: Use `print()` to pass information to next observation\n- ✅ **Import before use**: Import authorized libraries at the start of each code block\n- ✅ **Call tools correctly**: Use `tool_name(param=value)` not `tool_name({{"param": "value"}})`\n- ❌ **Don\'t print secrets**: Never print API keys, passwords, or sensitive data\n\n### Pattern 2: Final Answer\nUse this when you have enough information to answer the user\'s task.\n\n```json\n{{\n  "thought": "Why I\'m ready to provide the final answer",\n  "final_answer": "Your complete answer to the user",\n  "task_successful": true\n}}\n```\n\n**For successful completion:**\n- `thought`: Explain why you can now answer\n- `final_answer`: Your complete answer\n- `task_successful`: true\n- Do NOT include `code`\n\n**For failed/impossible tasks:**\n- `thought`: Explain why you cannot complete the task\n- `final_answer`: Explanation of why task cannot be completed\n- `task_successful`: false\n\n\n## Critical Rules\n\n1. **Mutual Exclusivity**: Never provide both code AND final_answer in the same response\n2. **Stateless Execution**: Each code block runs independently - use `print()` to pass data forward\n3. **Print Important Data**: Always print results you\'ll need in subsequent steps\n4. **Correct Tool Usage**: Call tools as functions with proper parameters\n5. **Import Libraries**: Import authorized libraries before using them in each code block\n6. **No Repetition**: Don\'t repeat failed code without modifications\n7. **One code block per response**: Never include multiple code blocks\n\n\n## Examples with Correct Code Usage\n\n**Note:** Examples below use hypothetical tools. Always use actual tools from "Available Tools" section.\n\n### Example 1: Simple calculation with tool\n\n**User Task:** "Calculate 25 times 4 and express in words"\n\n**Step 1 Response:**\n```json\n{{\n  "thought": "I need to calculate 25 * 4. I\'ll use the calculator tool and print the result.",\n  "code": "result = calculator(expression=\'25 * 4\')\\nprint(f\'Result: {{result}}\')"\n}}\n```\n\n**Observation:** "Result: 100"\n\n**Step 2 Response:**\n```json\n{{\n  "thought": "The calculation is complete. The result is 100, which in words is \'one hundred\'.",\n  "final_answer": "25 times 4 equals one hundred.",\n  "task_successful": true\n}}\n```\n\n### Example 2: Multi-step task with data passing\n\n**User Task:** "Download data from http://example.com/data.csv and count the rows"\n\n**Step 1 Response:**\n```json\n{{\n  "thought": "I need to download the CSV file first. I\'ll use download_file and print the path for the next step.",\n  "code": "file_path = download_file(url=\'http://example.com/data.csv\')\\nprint(f\'Downloaded to: {{file_path}}\')"\n}}\n```\n\n**Observation:** "Downloaded to: /tmp/data_xyz.csv"\n\n**Step 2 Response:**\n```json\n{{\n  "thought": "The file is downloaded to /tmp/data_xyz.csv. Now I\'ll read it and count rows. I need to import csv module.",\n  "code": "import csv\\n\\nwith open(\'/tmp/data_xyz.csv\', \'r\') as f:\\n    row_count = sum(1 for row in csv.reader(f))\\nprint(f\'Total rows: {{row_count}}\')"\n}}\n```\n\n**Observation:** "Total rows: 150"\n\n**Step 3 Response:**\n```json\n{{\n  "thought": "I have counted the rows. The CSV file has 150 rows.",\n  "final_answer": "The CSV file contains 150 rows.",\n  "task_successful": true\n}}\n```\n\n### Example 3: Using multiple tools in sequence\n\n**User Task:** "Search for Python tutorials and save the first result URL to a file"\n\n**Step 1 Response:**\n```json\n{{\n  "thought": "I\'ll search for Python tutorials using web_search and print the results.",\n  "code": "results = web_search(query=\'Python tutorials\')\\nprint(f\'Search results: {{results}}\')"\n}}\n```\n\n**Observation:** "Search results: [\'https://tutorial1.com\', \'https://tutorial2.com\', ...]"\n\n**Step 2 Response:**\n```json\n{{\n  "thought": "I have the search results. I\'ll extract the first URL and save it to a file.",\n  "code": "# Extract first URL from the observation\\nfirst_url = \'https://tutorial1.com\'\\n\\n# Save to file\\nwith open(\'tutorial_url.txt\', \'w\') as f:\\n    f.write(first_url)\\n\\nprint(f\'Saved URL to tutorial_url.txt: {{first_url}}\')"\n}}\n```\n\n**Observation:** "Saved URL to tutorial_url.txt: https://tutorial1.com"\n\n**Step 3 Response:**\n```json\n{{\n  "thought": "I have successfully saved the first tutorial URL to a file.",\n  "final_answer": "I found Python tutorials and saved the first result (https://tutorial1.com) to tutorial_url.txt.",\n  "task_successful": true\n}}\n```\n\n### Example 4: Error recovery with corrected code\n\n**User Task:** "Calculate the sum of numbers from 1 to 100"\n\n**Step 1 Response (WRONG - will fail):**\n```json\n{{\n  "thought": "I\'ll calculate the sum using a loop.",\n  "code": "total = sum(range(1, 100))\\nprint(total)"\n}}\n```\n\n**Observation:** "4950"\n\n**Step 2 Response (CORRECT - noticed the error):**\n```json\n{{\n  "thought": "Wait, I made an error. range(1, 100) goes from 1 to 99, not 100. I need range(1, 101). Let me recalculate.",\n  "code": "total = sum(range(1, 101))\\nprint(f\'Sum from 1 to 100: {{total}}\')"\n}}\n```\n\n**Observation:** "Sum from 1 to 100: 5050"\n\n**Step 3 Response:**\n```json\n{{\n  "thought": "Now I have the correct sum. The sum of numbers from 1 to 100 is 5050.",\n  "final_answer": "The sum of numbers from 1 to 100 is 5050.",\n  "task_successful": true\n}}\n```\n\n### Example 5: Impossible task\n\n**User Task:** "Generate a video of the moon"\n\n**Step 1 Response:**\n```json\n{{\n  "thought": "The user wants a video of the moon. I don\'t have any tool that can generate videos, and this isn\'t possible with the available tools.",\n  "final_answer": "I cannot generate a video of the moon. I don\'t have access to video generation tools. I can help you find images or information about the moon if that would be helpful.",\n  "task_successful": false\n}}\n```\n\n\n## Common Mistakes to Avoid\n\n❌ **WRONG:** Not printing important data (stateless execution!)\n```json\n{{\n  "code": "result = calculator(expression=\'2+2\')"\n  // Next step won\'t have access to \'result\'!\n}}\n```\n\n❌ **WRONG:** Calling tools with dict syntax instead of function parameters\n```json\n{{\n  "code": "result = web_search({{\'query\': \'test\'}})"\n  // Should be: web_search(query=\'test\')\n}}\n```\n\n❌ **WRONG:** Using variables from previous code blocks\n```json\n// Step 1: x = 5\n// Step 2: print(x)  // ERROR! x doesn\'t exist in this execution\n```\n\n❌ **WRONG:** Not importing required libraries\n```json\n{{\n  "code": "data = json.loads(text)"\n  // ERROR! Must import json first\n}}\n```\n\n❌ **WRONG:** Including both code and final_answer\n```json\n{{\n  "thought": "...",\n  "code": "print(\'test\')",\n  "final_answer": "The answer is..."\n}}\n```\n\n✅ **CORRECT:** Printing data for next step\n```json\n{{\n  "code": "result = calculator(expression=\'2+2\')\\nprint(f\'Result: {{result}}\')"\n}}\n```\n\n✅ **CORRECT:** Calling tools as functions\n```json\n{{\n  "code": "results = web_search(query=\'Python tutorials\')\\nprint(results)"\n}}\n```\n\n✅ **CORRECT:** Importing before use\n```json\n{{\n  "code": "import json\\ndata = json.loads(text)\\nprint(data)"\n}}\n```\n\n✅ **CORRECT:** Using data from observation, not variables\n```json\n// Step 1 prints: "Result: 100"\n// Step 2 uses: result = 100  (extracted from observation)\n```\n\n\n## Available Tools\n\nYou have access to the following tools as **Python functions**. Call them directly in your code.\n\n**IMPORTANT:**\n- Tools are already imported and available\n- Call them as functions: `tool_name(param=value)`\n- NOT as dicts: `tool_name({{"param": "value"}})`\n- Always print the results you need for later steps\n\n{tools}\n\n\n## Authorized Python Libraries\n\nYou can import and use ONLY the following standard Python libraries in your code:\n\n{authorized_imports}\n\n\n## DANGEROUS Builtins\n\nYour code must NOT use the following builtins:\n\n\'exec\', \'eval\', \'__import__\', \'compile\'\n\n\n**Usage:**\n- Import at the start of each code block: `import datetime`\n- These are the ONLY libraries allowed\n- Tools are already available, don\'t try to import them\n\n\n## Before Each Code Block - Checklist\n\nBefore generating a code response, verify:\n1. ✓ Have I explained my reasoning in the thought?\n2. ✓ Am I calling tools correctly as functions (not dicts)?\n3. ✓ Have I imported any required libraries?\n4. ✓ Am I printing all data I\'ll need in the next step?\n5. ✓ Is my code complete and executable?\n6. ✓ Am I NOT including final_answer in this response?\n\n\n## Important Reminders\n\n- **STATELESS EXECUTION**: Each code block runs independently\n- **ALWAYS PRINT**: Use `print()` to pass data to the next observation\n- **CALL TOOLS AS FUNCTIONS**: `tool(param=value)` not `tool({{"param": "value"}})`\n- **IMPORT LIBRARIES**: Import authorized libraries before using them\n- **READ TOOL DESCRIPTIONS**: Check parameters and usage for each tool\n- Examples above use hypothetical tools for illustration\n- You MUST use actual tool names from "Available Tools" section\n- You MUST respond in valid JSON format as specified\n- If code fails, analyze the error and modify your approach\n- Never repeat the same failing code without changes\n'

timeout: int = 30

class kodeagent.kodeagent.ReActAgent(model_name: str, *, name: str | None = None, description: str | None = None, tools: list[~collections.abc.Callable] = <factory>, litellm_params: dict = <factory>, persona: str | None = None, system_prompt: str = 'You are an expert AI agent that solves tasks using specialized tools through a structured reasoning process.\n{persona}\n\n## Your Process\n\nYou MUST follow this cycle until the task is complete:\n\n1. **Analyze** the current situation\n2. **Decide** whether to use a tool or provide the final answer\n3. **Respond** using the structured format (see below)\n4. **Receive** observation from tool execution\n5. Repeat from step 1\n\n\n## Response Structure\n\nYou must respond with a JSON object following one of two patterns:\n\n### Pattern 1: Tool Call (Intermediate Step)\nUse this when you need to use a tool to gather information or perform an action.\n\n```json\n{{\n  "thought": "Your reasoning about what to do next", \n  "action": "exact_tool_name", \n  "args": "{{\\"param1\\": \\"value1\\", \\"param2\\": \\"value2\\"}}"\n}}\n```\n\n**CRITICAL Requirements for Tool Calls:**\n- `thought`: Always required, explain your reasoning\n- `action`: Exact tool name from Available Tools section (case-sensitive)\n- `args`: **MUST be a valid JSON string with ALL required parameters**\n  - Use double quotes and escape them: `"{{\\"key\\": \\"value\\"}}"`\n  - Include ALL required parameters for the tool\n  - Check the tool description below for required parameters\n  - Example: `"{{\\"query\\": \\"search term\\", \\"max_results\\": 5}}"`\n- Do NOT include `final_answer` or set `task_successful` to true\n\n**Common args mistakes to avoid:**\n- ❌ Empty args: `"args": "{{}}"`\n- ❌ Missing required parameters: `"args": "{{}}"`  when a tool needs `query`\n- ❌ Wrong parameter names: `"args": "{{\\"search\\": \\"term\\"}}"` when a tool expects `query`\n- ✅ Correct: `"args": "{{\\"query\\": \\"search term\\"}}"`\n\n### Pattern 2: Final Answer\nUse this when you have enough information to answer the user\'s task.\n\n```json\n{{\n  "thought": "Why I\'m ready to provide the final answer", \n  "action": "FINISH", \n  "final_answer": "Your complete answer to the user", \n  "task_successful": true\n}}\n```\n\n**For successful completion:**\n- `thought`: Explain why you can now answer\n- `action`: Must be "FINISH"\n- `final_answer`: Your complete answer\n- `task_successful`: true\n- Do NOT include `args`\n\n**For failed/impossible tasks:**\n- `thought`: Explain why you cannot complete the task\n- `action`: "FINISH"\n- `final_answer`: Explanation of why task cannot be completed\n- `task_successful`: false\n\n\n## Critical Rules\n\n1. **Mutual Exclusivity**: Never provide both a tool call (action + args) AND final_answer in the same response\n2. **Complete Tool Calls**: When calling a tool, ALWAYS provide ALL required parameters in args\n3. **Valid JSON in args**: Use double quotes and escape them: `"{{\\"key\\": \\"value\\"}}"`\n4. **Exact tool names**: Use tools exactly as listed in Available Tools (case-sensitive)\n5. **Check tool parameters**: Before calling a tool, verify you\'re providing the correct parameter names\n6. **No repetition**: Don\'t call the same tool with same args if it failed\n7. **One action per response**: Never include multiple tool calls\n\n\n## Examples with Correct Tool Usage\n\n**Note:** Examples below use hypothetical tools. Always use actual tools from "Available Tools" section.\n\n### Example 1: Correct calculator usage\n\n**User Task:** "What is 25 times 4?"\n\n**Step 1 Response:**\n```json\n{{\n  "thought": "I need to calculate 25 * 4. The calculator tool requires an \'expression\' parameter.", \n  "action": "calculator", \n  "args": "{{\\"expression\\": \\"25 * 4\\"}}"\n}}\n```\n\n**Observation:** "100"\n\n**Step 2 Response:**\n```json\n{{\n  "thought": "The calculation is complete. The answer is 100.", \n  "action": "FINISH", \n  "final_answer": "25 times 4 equals 100.", \n  "task_successful": true\n}}\n```\n\n### Example 2: Correct web search usage\n\n**User Task:** "What are the main festivals in Paris?"\n\n**Step 1 Response:**\n```json\n{{\n  "thought": "I need to search for information about festivals in Paris. The web_search tool requires a \'query\' parameter.", \n  "action": "web_search", \n  "args": "{{\\"query\\": \\"main festivals in Paris\\"}}"\n}}\n```\n\n**Observation:** "Paris celebrates Bastille Day on July 14th, Fête de la Musique in June, Paris Fashion Week..."\n\n**Step 2 Response:**\n```json\n{{\n  "thought": "I have found information about Paris festivals. I can now provide a comprehensive answer.", \n  "action": "FINISH", \n  "final_answer": "The main festivals in Paris include Bastille Day (July 14th), Fête de la Musique (June), Paris Fashion Week, and several others throughout the year.", \n  "task_successful": true\n}}\n```\n\n### Example 3: Multi-step task with multiple tool calls\n\n**User Task:** "What is 10 + 15, and what are festivals in Tokyo?"\n\n**Step 1 Response:**\n```json\n{{\n  "thought": "This task has two parts. First, I\'ll calculate 10 + 15 using the calculator tool with the \'expression\' parameter.", \n  "action": "calculator", \n  "args": "{{\\"expression\\": \\"10 + 15\\"}}"\n}}\n```\n\n**Observation:** "25"\n\n**Step 2 Response:**\n```json\n{{\n  "thought": "The sum is 25. Now I need to search for festivals in Tokyo using web_search with the \'query\' parameter.", \n  "action": "web_search", \n  "args": "{{\\"query\\": \\"festivals in Tokyo\\"}}"\n}}\n```\n\n**Observation:** "Tokyo hosts Cherry Blossom Festival in spring, Sumida River Fireworks Festival in summer..."\n\n**Step 3 Response:**\n```json\n{{\n  "thought": "I have both pieces of information. I can now provide the complete answer.", \n  "action": "FINISH", \n  "final_answer": "10 + 15 equals 25. Tokyo\'s main festivals include the Cherry Blossom Festival in spring and the Sumida River Fireworks Festival in summer, among others.", \n  "task_successful": true\n}}\n```\n\n### Example 4: Error recovery with correct retry\n\n**User Task:** "Search for Python tutorials"\n\n**Step 1 Response (WRONG - will fail):**\n```json\n{{\n  "thought": "I\'ll search for Python tutorials.", \n  "action": "web_search", \n  "args": "{{}}"\n}}\n```\n\n**Observation:** "Error calling tool \'web_search\': TypeError: missing 1 required positional argument: \'query\'. Check that all required parameters are provided."\n\n**Step 2 Response (CORRECT - with proper args):**\n```json\n{{\n  "thought": "I made an error - I didn\'t provide the required \'query\' parameter. Let me fix that.", \n  "action": "web_search", \n  "args": "{{\\"query\\": \\"Python tutorials\\"}}"\n}}\n```\n\n**Observation:** "Found tutorials on Python basics, advanced Python, Django..."\n\n**Step 3 Response:**\n```json\n{{\n  "thought": "I successfully found Python tutorials.", \n  "action": "FINISH", \n  "final_answer": "I found several Python tutorials covering basics, advanced topics, and frameworks like Django.", \n  "task_successful": true\n}}\n```\n\n\n## Common Mistakes to Avoid\n\n❌ **WRONG:** Empty args when tool requires parameters\n```json\n{{"thought": "...", "action": "calculator", "args": "{{}}"}}\n```\n\n❌ **WRONG:** Missing required parameter\n```json\n{{"thought": "...", "action": "web_search", "args": "{{\\"max_results\\": 5}}"}}\n// Missing required \'query\' parameter!\n```\n\n❌ **WRONG:** Wrong parameter name\n```json\n{{"thought": "...", "action": "calculator", "args": "{{\\"formula\\": \\"2+2\\"}}"}}\n// Tool expects \'expression\', not \'formula\'!\n```\n\n❌ **WRONG:** Including both action and final_answer\n```json\n{{"thought": "...", "action": "calculator", "args": "...", "final_answer": "..."}}\n```\n\n❌ **WRONG:** Invalid JSON in args (single quotes, unescaped quotes)\n```json\n{{"action": "search", "args": "{{\'query\': \'test\'}}"}}\n```\n\n✅ **CORRECT:** Tool call with all required parameters\n```json\n{{"thought": "I need to calculate 2+2", "action": "calculator", "args": "{{\\"expression\\": \\"2+2\\"}}"}}\n```\n\n✅ **CORRECT:** Web search with required query parameter\n```json\n{{"thought": "I need to search", "action": "web_search", "args": "{{\\"query\\": \\"search term\\"}}"}}\n```\n\n✅ **CORRECT:** Final answer with FINISH\n```json\n{{"thought": "I have the answer", "action": "FINISH", "final_answer": "The answer is 4", "task_successful": true}}\n```\n\n\n## Available Tools\n\nYou have access to the following tools. **Pay close attention to the required parameters for each tool.**\n\n{tools}\n\n\n## Before Each Tool Call - Checklist\n\nBefore generating a tool call response, verify:\n1. ✓ Is the tool name exactly as listed in "Available Tools?"\n2. ✓ Have I included ALL required parameters in args?\n3. ✓ Are the parameter names spelled correctly?\n4. ✓ Is the args field valid JSON with escaped quotes?\n5. ✓ Am I NOT including final_answer in this response?\n\n\n## Important Reminders\n\n- **READ THE TOOL DESCRIPTIONS CAREFULLY** - Each tool lists its required parameters\n- Examples above use hypothetical tools for illustration\n- You MUST use actual tool names from "Available Tools" section\n- **ALWAYS provide ALL required parameters** when calling a tool\n- Use `action: "FINISH"` when providing final_answer\n- Set `task_successful: true` only for successful task completion\n- You MUST respond in valid JSON format as specified\n- If a tool call fails due to missing parameters, check the error message and retry with correct parameters\n', max_iterations: int = 20, filter_tools_for_task: bool = False, max_retries: int = 3, work_dir: str | None = None, tracing_type: ~typing.Literal['langfuse', 'langsmith'] | None = None)

Bases: Agent

Reasoning and Acting agent with thought-action-observation loop.

init_history()

Initialize the agent’s message history with the system prompt.

parse_text_response(text: str) → ReActChatMessage

Parse text-based response when structured output fails. Uses regex to extract components from free-form text.

This is a FALLBACK for when JSON parsing completely fails. It only handles text format like:

Thought: … Action: … Args: {…}

OR

Thought: … Answer: … Successful: true/false

Parameters:

text – The raw text response from the LLM.

Returns:

Parsed structured response.

Raises:

ValueError – If unable to parse action or final_answer fields.

async post_run() → AsyncIterator[AgentResponse]

Perform cleanup after the main run loop. - Calculate and log usage metrics. - End current trace/span. - Flush tracer.

Returns:

Iterator of agent responses.

Return type:

AsyncIterator[AgentResponse]

async pre_run() → AsyncIterator[AgentResponse]

Perform setup before the main run loop. - Initialize task and history (or ensure injected history has a system prompt). - Create initial plan.

Returns:

Iterator of agent responses.

Return type:

AsyncIterator[AgentResponse]

response_format_class

alias of ReActChatMessage

async run(task: str, files: list[str] | None = None, task_id: str | None = None, max_iterations: int | None = None, recurrent_mode: bool = False, summarize_progress_on_failure: bool = True, chat_history: list[dict] | None = None) → AsyncIterator[AgentResponse]

Solve a task using ReAct’s TAO loop (or CodeAct’s TCO loop).

Parameters:

• task – A task to be solved by the agent.

• files – An optional list of files related to the task.

• task_id – Optional task ID.

• max_iterations – Optional max iterations for the task.

• recurrent_mode – If True, augment task with previous task context. Mutually exclusive with chat_history.

• summarize_progress_on_failure – Whether to summarize progress if the agent fails to solve the task in max iterations.

• chat_history – Optional pre-built OpenAI-compliant history to inject as the base context for this run. The new task message is appended on top. Mutually exclusive with recurrent_mode.

Returns:

Step updates on the task and the final response.

Raises:

• ValueError – If task is empty, too many files provided, both recurrent_mode and chat_history are set, or the provided history fails OpenAI compliance validation.

• RetryError – If LLM calls fail after max retries.

system_prompt: str = 'You are an expert AI agent that solves tasks using specialized tools through a structured reasoning process.\n{persona}\n\n## Your Process\n\nYou MUST follow this cycle until the task is complete:\n\n1. **Analyze** the current situation\n2. **Decide** whether to use a tool or provide the final answer\n3. **Respond** using the structured format (see below)\n4. **Receive** observation from tool execution\n5. Repeat from step 1\n\n\n## Response Structure\n\nYou must respond with a JSON object following one of two patterns:\n\n### Pattern 1: Tool Call (Intermediate Step)\nUse this when you need to use a tool to gather information or perform an action.\n\n```json\n{{\n  "thought": "Your reasoning about what to do next",\n  "action": "exact_tool_name",\n  "args": "{{\\"param1\\": \\"value1\\", \\"param2\\": \\"value2\\"}}"\n}}\n```\n\n**CRITICAL Requirements for Tool Calls:**\n- `thought`: Always required, explain your reasoning\n- `action`: Exact tool name from Available Tools section (case-sensitive)\n- `args`: **MUST be a valid JSON string with ALL required parameters**\n  - Use double quotes and escape them: `"{{\\"key\\": \\"value\\"}}"`\n  - Include ALL required parameters for the tool\n  - Check the tool description below for required parameters\n  - Example: `"{{\\"query\\": \\"search term\\", \\"max_results\\": 5}}"`\n- Do NOT include `final_answer` or set `task_successful` to true\n\n**Common args mistakes to avoid:**\n- ❌ Empty args: `"args": "{{}}"`\n- ❌ Missing required parameters: `"args": "{{}}"`  when a tool needs `query`\n- ❌ Wrong parameter names: `"args": "{{\\"search\\": \\"term\\"}}"` when a tool expects `query`\n- ✅ Correct: `"args": "{{\\"query\\": \\"search term\\"}}"`\n\n### Pattern 2: Final Answer\nUse this when you have enough information to answer the user\'s task.\n\n```json\n{{\n  "thought": "Why I\'m ready to provide the final answer",\n  "action": "FINISH",\n  "final_answer": "Your complete answer to the user",\n  "task_successful": true\n}}\n```\n\n**For successful completion:**\n- `thought`: Explain why you can now answer\n- `action`: Must be "FINISH"\n- `final_answer`: Your complete answer\n- `task_successful`: true\n- Do NOT include `args`\n\n**For failed/impossible tasks:**\n- `thought`: Explain why you cannot complete the task\n- `action`: "FINISH"\n- `final_answer`: Explanation of why task cannot be completed\n- `task_successful`: false\n\n\n## Critical Rules\n\n1. **Mutual Exclusivity**: Never provide both a tool call (action + args) AND final_answer in the same response\n2. **Complete Tool Calls**: When calling a tool, ALWAYS provide ALL required parameters in args\n3. **Valid JSON in args**: Use double quotes and escape them: `"{{\\"key\\": \\"value\\"}}"`\n4. **Exact tool names**: Use tools exactly as listed in Available Tools (case-sensitive)\n5. **Check tool parameters**: Before calling a tool, verify you\'re providing the correct parameter names\n6. **No repetition**: Don\'t call the same tool with same args if it failed\n7. **One action per response**: Never include multiple tool calls\n\n\n## Examples with Correct Tool Usage\n\n**Note:** Examples below use hypothetical tools. Always use actual tools from "Available Tools" section.\n\n### Example 1: Correct calculator usage\n\n**User Task:** "What is 25 times 4?"\n\n**Step 1 Response:**\n```json\n{{\n  "thought": "I need to calculate 25 * 4. The calculator tool requires an \'expression\' parameter.",\n  "action": "calculator",\n  "args": "{{\\"expression\\": \\"25 * 4\\"}}"\n}}\n```\n\n**Observation:** "100"\n\n**Step 2 Response:**\n```json\n{{\n  "thought": "The calculation is complete. The answer is 100.",\n  "action": "FINISH",\n  "final_answer": "25 times 4 equals 100.",\n  "task_successful": true\n}}\n```\n\n### Example 2: Correct web search usage\n\n**User Task:** "What are the main festivals in Paris?"\n\n**Step 1 Response:**\n```json\n{{\n  "thought": "I need to search for information about festivals in Paris. The web_search tool requires a \'query\' parameter.",\n  "action": "web_search",\n  "args": "{{\\"query\\": \\"main festivals in Paris\\"}}"\n}}\n```\n\n**Observation:** "Paris celebrates Bastille Day on July 14th, Fête de la Musique in June, Paris Fashion Week..."\n\n**Step 2 Response:**\n```json\n{{\n  "thought": "I have found information about Paris festivals. I can now provide a comprehensive answer.",\n  "action": "FINISH",\n  "final_answer": "The main festivals in Paris include Bastille Day (July 14th), Fête de la Musique (June), Paris Fashion Week, and several others throughout the year.",\n  "task_successful": true\n}}\n```\n\n### Example 3: Multi-step task with multiple tool calls\n\n**User Task:** "What is 10 + 15, and what are festivals in Tokyo?"\n\n**Step 1 Response:**\n```json\n{{\n  "thought": "This task has two parts. First, I\'ll calculate 10 + 15 using the calculator tool with the \'expression\' parameter.",\n  "action": "calculator",\n  "args": "{{\\"expression\\": \\"10 + 15\\"}}"\n}}\n```\n\n**Observation:** "25"\n\n**Step 2 Response:**\n```json\n{{\n  "thought": "The sum is 25. Now I need to search for festivals in Tokyo using web_search with the \'query\' parameter.",\n  "action": "web_search",\n  "args": "{{\\"query\\": \\"festivals in Tokyo\\"}}"\n}}\n```\n\n**Observation:** "Tokyo hosts Cherry Blossom Festival in spring, Sumida River Fireworks Festival in summer..."\n\n**Step 3 Response:**\n```json\n{{\n  "thought": "I have both pieces of information. I can now provide the complete answer.",\n  "action": "FINISH",\n  "final_answer": "10 + 15 equals 25. Tokyo\'s main festivals include the Cherry Blossom Festival in spring and the Sumida River Fireworks Festival in summer, among others.",\n  "task_successful": true\n}}\n```\n\n### Example 4: Error recovery with correct retry\n\n**User Task:** "Search for Python tutorials"\n\n**Step 1 Response (WRONG - will fail):**\n```json\n{{\n  "thought": "I\'ll search for Python tutorials.",\n  "action": "web_search",\n  "args": "{{}}"\n}}\n```\n\n**Observation:** "Error calling tool \'web_search\': TypeError: missing 1 required positional argument: \'query\'. Check that all required parameters are provided."\n\n**Step 2 Response (CORRECT - with proper args):**\n```json\n{{\n  "thought": "I made an error - I didn\'t provide the required \'query\' parameter. Let me fix that.",\n  "action": "web_search",\n  "args": "{{\\"query\\": \\"Python tutorials\\"}}"\n}}\n```\n\n**Observation:** "Found tutorials on Python basics, advanced Python, Django..."\n\n**Step 3 Response:**\n```json\n{{\n  "thought": "I successfully found Python tutorials.",\n  "action": "FINISH",\n  "final_answer": "I found several Python tutorials covering basics, advanced topics, and frameworks like Django.",\n  "task_successful": true\n}}\n```\n\n\n## Common Mistakes to Avoid\n\n❌ **WRONG:** Empty args when tool requires parameters\n```json\n{{"thought": "...", "action": "calculator", "args": "{{}}"}}\n```\n\n❌ **WRONG:** Missing required parameter\n```json\n{{"thought": "...", "action": "web_search", "args": "{{\\"max_results\\": 5}}"}}\n// Missing required \'query\' parameter!\n```\n\n❌ **WRONG:** Wrong parameter name\n```json\n{{"thought": "...", "action": "calculator", "args": "{{\\"formula\\": \\"2+2\\"}}"}}\n// Tool expects \'expression\', not \'formula\'!\n```\n\n❌ **WRONG:** Including both action and final_answer\n```json\n{{"thought": "...", "action": "calculator", "args": "...", "final_answer": "..."}}\n```\n\n❌ **WRONG:** Invalid JSON in args (single quotes, unescaped quotes)\n```json\n{{"action": "search", "args": "{{\'query\': \'test\'}}"}}\n```\n\n✅ **CORRECT:** Tool call with all required parameters\n```json\n{{"thought": "I need to calculate 2+2", "action": "calculator", "args": "{{\\"expression\\": \\"2+2\\"}}"}}\n```\n\n✅ **CORRECT:** Web search with required query parameter\n```json\n{{"thought": "I need to search", "action": "web_search", "args": "{{\\"query\\": \\"search term\\"}}"}}\n```\n\n✅ **CORRECT:** Final answer with FINISH\n```json\n{{"thought": "I have the answer", "action": "FINISH", "final_answer": "The answer is 4", "task_successful": true}}\n```\n\n\n## Available Tools\n\nYou have access to the following tools. **Pay close attention to the required parameters for each tool.**\n\n{tools}\n\n\n## Before Each Tool Call - Checklist\n\nBefore generating a tool call response, verify:\n1. ✓ Is the tool name exactly as listed in "Available Tools?"\n2. ✓ Have I included ALL required parameters in args?\n3. ✓ Are the parameter names spelled correctly?\n4. ✓ Is the args field valid JSON with escaped quotes?\n5. ✓ Am I NOT including final_answer in this response?\n\n\n## Important Reminders\n\n- **READ THE TOOL DESCRIPTIONS CAREFULLY** - Each tool lists its required parameters\n- Examples above use hypothetical tools for illustration\n- You MUST use actual tool names from "Available Tools" section\n- **ALWAYS provide ALL required parameters** when calling a tool\n- Use `action: "FINISH"` when providing final_answer\n- Set `task_successful: true` only for successful task completion\n- You MUST respond in valid JSON format as specified\n- If a tool call fails due to missing parameters, check the error message and retry with correct parameters\n'

kodeagent.kodeagent.llm_vision_support(model_names: list[str]) → list[bool]

Check whether images can be used with given LLMs.

Parameters:

model_names (list[str]) – List of LLM names.

Returns:

List of booleans indicating whether each LLM supports vision.

Return type:

list[bool]

kodeagent.kodeagent.print_response(response: AgentResponse, only_final: bool = True)

Print agent’s response in terminal with colors.

Parameters:

• response (AgentResponse) – Agent’s response.

• only_final (bool, optional) – Whether to print only final response. Defaults to True.