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WalkthroughThis update introduces a new Agentuity-based multi-agent system called "LLM as Jury System." The changes add configuration, documentation, and source files for two AI agents: ContentWriter and Jury. The project includes setup files for development and deployment, TypeScript and linting configurations, and detailed markdown documentation for agent implementation and SDK usage. Changes
Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant User
participant ContentWriter
participant Jury
User->>ContentWriter: Submit blog topic (optional: evaluate flag)
ContentWriter->>ContentWriter: Generate blog post with GPT-4o Mini
alt Evaluate flag is false
ContentWriter-->>User: Return blog post text
else Evaluate flag is true or omitted
ContentWriter->>Jury: Handoff blog post for evaluation
Jury->>Jury: Evaluate content with multiple AI models (GPT-4o Mini, GPT-4, Claude)
Jury-->>ContentWriter: Return evaluation report
ContentWriter-->>User: Return evaluation report
end
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patterns/llmAsJury/.agentuity-crash-1749478389.json (1)
1-20:⚠️ Potential issueRemove crash report from version control
Committing autogenerated crash dumps can clutter the repo and expose sensitive details. Exclude.agentuity-crash-*.jsonfrom source control and add an appropriate pattern to.gitignore.
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patterns/llmAsJury/.editorconfig (1)
6-12: Consider adding file-type specific overrides.
You might want to tailor settings for TypeScript, JSON, Markdown, etc., for example using spaces for JSON and ensuring final newlines in Markdown:+[*.{ts,tsx}] +indent_style = space +indent_size = 2 + +[*.json] +indent_style = space +indent_size = 2 + +[*.md] +trim_trailing_whitespace = false +insert_final_newline = truepatterns/llmAsJury/.gitignore (2)
16-16: Broaden report file ignore
report.[0-9]_.[0-9]_.[0-9]_.[0-9]_.jsonis overly specific and the underscores likely aren’t intended literal characters. Use a wildcard to catch allreportJSON files:- report.[0-9]_.[0-9]_.[0-9]_.[0-9]_.json + report*.json
36-37: Expand Agentuity ignore rules
- Use a trailing slash to clearly denote the directory:
.agentuity/- Add crash files generated by Agentuity at the repo root:
.agentuity-crash-*.json- Also ignore the Agentuity cursor folder:
.cursor/-.agentuity +.agentuity/ +.agentuity-crash-*.json +.cursor/patterns/llmAsJury/package.json (1)
4-4: Consider updating main entry point to match module field.There's an inconsistency between the
mainfield (index.js) andmodulefield (index.ts). Consider aligning them or clarifying the intended entry point.- "main": "index.js", + "main": "index.ts",patterns/llmAsJury/README.md (3)
41-50: Specify language for fenced code block
The CLI usage snippet is fenced without a language. Addingbash(orshell) will enable syntax highlighting and improve readability.
80-87: Specify language for fenced code block
The project structure listing is a code block without a language. Usebash ortext to clarify formatting.🧰 Tools
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66-68: Refine informal tone
The description for Claude (“Pretty cool model I can't lie”) is overly casual. Consider revising to maintain a professional documentation style.patterns/llmAsJury/.cursor/rules/agent.mdc (1)
28-32: Fix grammatical error in description
The sentence is missing a connector. Update accordingly:-The AgentRequest interface provides a set of helper methods and public variables which can be used for working with data has been passed to the Agent. +The AgentRequest interface provides a set of helper methods and public variables for working with data that has been passed to the Agent.patterns/llmAsJury/src/agents/ContentWriter/index.ts (1)
11-11: Fix the grammatical error in the welcome message.There's a typo with double periods at the end of the sentence.
Apply this diff to fix the typo:
-Enter in a topic and I will generate a blog post about it, along with a score from the jury!.`, +Enter in a topic and I will generate a blog post about it, along with a score from the jury!`,patterns/llmAsJury/src/agents/Jury/index.ts (1)
8-13: Consider using the context logger instead of console.error.For consistency with the rest of the codebase, consider using the context logger if available during initialization.
Since the Anthropic client initialization happens at the module level before the agent context is available, the current approach is acceptable. However, you could log this error inside the agent function for better observability:
export default async function JuryAgent( req: AgentRequest, resp: AgentResponse, ctx: AgentContext ) { + if (!anthropicClient) { + ctx.logger.warn('Anthropic client not available - Claude evaluation will be skipped'); + } try {
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patterns/llmAsJury/src/agents/ContentWriter/index.ts (1)
patterns/llmAsJury/src/agents/Jury/index.ts (1)
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patterns/llmAsJury/src/agents/Jury/index.ts (1)
patterns/llmAsJury/src/agents/ContentWriter/index.ts (1)
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Context: ...adings - Strong conclusions ### Jury A multi-model evaluation system that provides balance...
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patterns/llmAsJury/.editorconfig (2)
1-4: Confirm root scope behavior.
Settingroot = truewill stop EditorConfig from walking up to parent directories for additional configs. If you intend this to be a standalone config for only this subfolder, keep it. Otherwise, consider removing it or settingroot = falseto inherit global rules.
6-12: Basic EditorConfig settings look solid.
Indent style, charset, line endings, and whitespace rules align well with a TypeScript project in this directory.patterns/llmAsJury/.cursor/rules/sdk.mdc (1)
1-98: Excellent SDK documentation structure.The documentation is comprehensive and well-organized, covering all major SDK interfaces with clear method descriptions and organized sections for different functionalities.
patterns/llmAsJury/.cursor/rules/agentuity.mdc (1)
1-10: LGTM - Clear and appropriate configuration.The configuration appropriately sets guidelines for the Agentuity YAML file and clearly communicates that it shouldn't be edited, which is sensible for platform-managed configuration files.
patterns/llmAsJury/biome.json (1)
1-27: LGTM - Well-configured Biome setup.The configuration follows good practices with sensible formatting rules (2-space indentation, single quotes, semicolons) and appropriately excludes the generated .agentuity directory.
patterns/llmAsJury/package.json (1)
29-37: LGTM - Appropriate dependencies for AI agent project.The dependencies are well-chosen for a multi-agent AI system, including the Agentuity SDK, AI provider SDKs (OpenAI, Anthropic), and supporting libraries like Zod for validation.
patterns/llmAsJury/index.ts (1)
1-39: Excellent entry point implementation with comprehensive error handling.The script provides thorough environment validation, clear error messages with helpful suggestions, and proper error handling. The runtime environment detection and appropriate guidance for different scenarios is particularly well done.
patterns/llmAsJury/tsconfig.json (1)
1-28: TypeScript configuration looks solid
The strict options and module settings align well with the project’s needs. No changes required.patterns/llmAsJury/src/agents/ContentWriter/index.ts (2)
60-67: LGTM! The handoff implementation is well-structured.The handoff correctly uses an object with the agent name and properly structures the data payload with content type and metadata. This aligns well with the Jury agent's expectations.
48-48:❓ Verification inconclusive
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req.get()method signature and behavior.The code uses
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const evaluateFlag = req.get('evaluate') as boolean ?? true;patterns/llmAsJury/src/agents/Jury/index.ts (1)
158-170: LGTM! Excellent defensive programming for Claude response parsing.The nested error handling and careful type checking for Claude's response structure demonstrates robust defensive coding practices. This prevents runtime errors from unexpected API response formats.
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patterns/llmAsJury/README.md (2)
64-71: Refine casual tone and phrasing.
The Jury section is informative, but the Claude description is overly informal. Consider:- **Claude**: Pretty cool model I can't lie + **Claude**: Versatile evaluator known for nuanced language understandingAlso, adjust “provides balance” to “provides a balanced assessment” for grammatical consistency.
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Context: ...essment using: Default Models: - GPT-4o Mini: Precise and thorough evaluator - **G...(EN_MULTITOKEN_SPELLING_TWO)
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Context: ...adings - Strong conclusions ### Jury A multi-model evaluation system that provides balance...
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patterns/llmAsJury/README.md (12)
1-6: Skip: HTML header block is well-formed.
The centered logo and tagline effectively introduce the project.
8-11: Solid introduction with deploy button.
The “Deploy with Agentuity” badge at the top makes it easy for users to get started immediately.
12-25: Clear overview and workflow.
The “Overview” and “How It Works” sections succinctly explain the multi-agent system architecture and flow.
26-35: Concise Quick Start.
Prerequisites and setup steps are straightforward and actionable.
38-54: Comprehensive usage examples.
Both DevMode UI and CLI invocation snippets are well-documented and easy to follow.
55-63: Detailed ContentWriter agent description.
The breakdown of output structure (titles, intros, subheadings, conclusions) matches expected behavior.
72-80: Optional extensibility note.
Instructions for adding other models (Grok, Llama, Mistral) are clear and helpful.
91-107: Development and deployment commands.
The DevMode, agent creation, and deployment sections clearly outline the CLI commands.
109-113: Skip: Environment variable commands are correct.
The examples for setting and securing variables are explicit and accurate.
115-119: Good external documentation links.
Linking to the Agentuity SDK docs aids users needing deeper reference material.
120-124: Support channels are well-defined.
Providing both documentation and community links covers typical user support needs.
125-128: License section is correctly placed.
The reference to the LICENSE file is clear and complete.
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