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Example Codeagent_executor = AgentExecutor(
agent=agent,
tools=tools,
max_iterations=20,
early_stopping_method="force",
allow_dangerous_code=True,
tune_prompt = tune_prompt,
full_prompt = full_prompt,
metadata_prompt = metadata_prompt,
) | (lambda x: x["output"]) DescriptionI have two questions...is there any downside to have more prompt templates in 'agent_executor'
System InfoName: langchain |
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Regarding the downside of having more prompt templates, I couldn't find specific limitations or performance considerations in the repository. However, managing multiple templates can increase complexity, so ensure they are well-organized and necessary for your use case. For more detailed guidance, you can refer to the LangChain documentation on debugging [1][2]. |
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For debugging your prompt templates in
agent_executor
, you can follow these steps:Check the Prompt Template: Ensure your prompt templates are correctly defined with placeholders for inputs. Verify that
tune_prompt
,full_prompt
, andmetadata_prompt
are set up properly.Invoke the Agent and Observe Outputs: Use the
agent_executor
to run a test input and observe the outputs. This helps verify if the agent responds as expected.Use Debugging Tools: Enable debugging to print intermediate steps and outputs. This can be done using
set_debug(True)
to trace the flow of data.