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@amindadgar amindadgar commented Mar 31, 2025

still some way to update the prompt on _compare_answers to do better comparison.

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    • Introduced parallel query processing using two specialized agents: one focused on community-specific data and another providing answers from internal knowledge.
    • Implemented an enhanced evaluation mechanism that compares responses and returns the most informative answer, improving overall accuracy and relevance for users.

still some way to update the prompt on _compare_answers to do better comparison.
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The changes update the query handling logic in the agent module by introducing a parallel processing flow. The existing "Q&A Bot" is now redefined as a "RAG Bot" focused on community-specific data, while a new "Direct LLM" agent focuses on internal knowledge. Two tasks, rag_task and llm_task, are configured for parallel execution. A new private method, _compare_answers, is added to compare and select the best output via an "Answer Comparator" agent. The import for output handling is extended to include TaskOutput, and the crew is initialized with both agents.

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File(s) Change Summary
tasks/hivemind/agent.py - Changed agent role from "Q&A Bot" to "RAG Bot" with updated community-specific task (rag_task).
- Introduced a new "Direct LLM" agent with its llm_task for internal knowledge responses.
- Extended the import to include TaskOutput and updated the task descriptions.
- Added the _compare_answers method to compare outputs via an "Answer Comparator" agent and updated state management.

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sequenceDiagram
    participant U as User Query
    participant H as AgenticHivemindFlow
    participant R as RAG Bot (rag_task)
    participant D as Direct LLM (llm_task)
    participant A as Answer Comparator
    
    U->>H: Submit Query
    H->>R: Process via RAG Bot
    H->>D: Process via Direct LLM
    R-->>H: Return rag_answer
    D-->>H: Return llm_answer
    H->>A: Compare answers (_compare_answers)
    A-->>H: Return best answer
    H->>U: Deliver final output
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🧹 Nitpick comments (2)
tasks/hivemind/agent.py (2)

72-83: Enforce response length limit more robustly.
The inline instruction (“Your final response must not exceed 250 words”) depends on the LLM effectively truncating or summarizing. Consider adding a final post-processing check (e.g., a word-count safeguard) before returning the result to ensure compliance with the specified limit.


139-168: Avoid relying on string detection of “RAG” in the comparator result.
If the comparator’s response does not include the keyword “RAG” (e.g., “Choose the first answer” or “Pick the community-based response”), this logic might fail. A structured output format (e.g., JSON with a field indicating the chosen answer) would be more robust.

Here’s an example of returning a simpler structured response:

 if "RAG" in comparison_result.raw.upper():
     return rag_answer
 else:
     return llm_answer

+"""
+Expect the comparator agent to return JSON in the format:
+{
+  "chosen": "RAG" or "LLM"
+}
+"""
+import json
+parsed = {}
+try:
+    parsed = json.loads(comparison_result.raw)
+except:
+    return llm_answer  # fallback in case parsing fails
+
+if parsed.get("chosen") == "RAG":
+    return rag_answer
+else:
+    return llm_answer
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🔇 Additional comments (4)
tasks/hivemind/agent.py (4)

2-2: Importing TaskOutput is appropriate.
No issues observed here; adding TaskOutput aligns with its subsequent usage in this file.


88-94: “Direct LLM” agent instantiation looks sound.
This new agent with a strictly “internal knowledge” role is clear and consistent with your parallel approach. No immediate concerns.


117-122: Parallel processing approach is clear.
Creating a Crew to run tasks in parallel can improve efficiency. Ensure any global state is thread-safe if accessed concurrently. Otherwise, looks good.


127-131: Guard against potential indexing issues.
The call crew_outputs.tasks_output[0] and [1] assumes both tasks completed and produced outputs. Consider verifying len(crew_outputs.tasks_output) >= 2 or handling unexpected failures to avoid out-of-bounds errors.

Would you like to confirm that each parallel task always returns valid output, possibly by examining logs or adding checks?

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