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Mervin Praison 6168401a69 feat(docs): Simplify workflow documentation to focus on agent-first approach
- Replace WorkflowManager examples with Workflow class
- Emphasize Agent objects as workflow steps
- Streamline pattern examples (route, parallel, loop, repeat) with agent-based usage
- Remove complex WorkflowStep configuration examples
- Consolidate workflow features into clearer, more concise examples
- Remove workflow comparison table and memory config examples
- Focus on core workflow patterns with practical agent examples
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"""
Agentic Evaluator-Optimizer (Repeat) Workflow Example
Demonstrates the evaluator-optimizer pattern where an agent
generates content and another evaluates it, repeating until approved.
"""
from praisonaiagents import Agent, Workflow
from praisonaiagents.workflows import repeat
# Create generator agent
generator = Agent(
name="Generator",
role="Content Generator",
goal="Generate high-quality content",
instructions="Generate content based on the topic. Improve based on feedback if provided."
)
# Create evaluator agent
evaluator = Agent(
name="Evaluator",
role="Content Evaluator",
goal="Evaluate and provide feedback on content",
instructions="Evaluate the content quality. If good, respond with 'APPROVED'. Otherwise provide specific feedback for improvement."
)
# Evaluation function to check if content is approved
def is_approved(ctx) -> bool:
return "approved" in ctx.previous_result.lower()
# Create workflow with evaluator-optimizer pattern
workflow = Workflow(
name="Evaluator-Optimizer Pipeline",
steps=[
generator, # First, generate content
repeat(
evaluator, # Evaluate and provide feedback
until=is_approved,
max_iterations=3
)
]
)
if __name__ == "__main__":
print("=== Testing Agentic Evaluator-Optimizer Workflow ===\n")
# Run optimization workflow
result = workflow.start(
"Write a compelling product description for an AI assistant",
verbose=True
)
print(f"\nFinal Result:\n{result['output']}")