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✨ AI patch generation #6433
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@sirdarckcat fyi |
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cc @FlorentRevest moving the discussion from the commit to here: I also hit this initially. Perhaps something was fixed somewhere meanwhile. We can add a Makefile rule, but locally I just use: |
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Looks like it yes!
Ah nice, thanks! |
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LGTM
I suggest that we do a follow-up change series to support K8S environment before the actual deployment on prod.
DiskUsage returns total recursive disk usage of the dir (similar to du -s).
syz-aflow tool can be used to invoke any agentic workflow registered with pkg/aflow. For example, to run the patching workflow use: go run ./tools/syz-aflow -input=input.json -download-bug=d8fd35fa6177afa8c92b go run ./tools/syz-aflow -input=input.json -workflow=patching-baseline -workdir=workdir
Add server for running agentic workflows as part of syzbot. The architecture and use are similar to that of syz-ci.
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ce25ef7 breaks on BSDs with: |
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Add infrastructure for defining LLM agent workflows. The workflows can be executed using the tools/syz-agent tool from the command line, or programmatically.