Feat/1743 cli improve agent deletion

[jjeliga]

Summary

The cli remove command now opens a multichoice list of (partially) matching agent names and ids based on the user input. When input is empty the user can choose from all agents. There is a new --all flag which skips the selection step and allows to delete all agents at once.

Linked Issues

closes #1743

Documentation

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Summary of Changes

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This pull request significantly improves the user experience for deleting agents via the command-line interface. It introduces an interactive multi-selection mechanism, allowing users to easily identify and remove specific agents, even with partial input. Furthermore, it adds a convenient --all flag for bulk deletion, streamlining the process for managing multiple agents. These changes make the agent removal process more intuitive and efficient.

Highlights

• Enhanced Agent Deletion: The cli remove command now provides an interactive multi-choice list for selecting agents to delete, supporting partial matches of names or IDs.
• Optional Search Path: The search_path argument for the remove command is now optional; if left empty, the user can choose from all available agents.
• New --all Flag: A new --all flag has been introduced to allow users to delete all agents at once, bypassing the interactive selection process.
• CLI Documentation Generation: Instructions have been added to CONTRIBUTING.md regarding the auto-generation of CLI documentation using mise run agentstack-cli:docs.

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Code Review

This pull request significantly improves the agent deletion functionality in the CLI by introducing interactive multi-selection and a flag to delete all agents. The code is well-structured, and the documentation updates are clear. I've provided a few suggestions to enhance performance and robustness. Specifically, I've recommended optimizing the agent search logic, handling cases where no agent is selected for deletion, and parallelizing the deletion process for better performance when removing multiple agents.

[tomkis]

Functionality wise - looks great!