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Developing a Stateless Agent in TypeScript

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Overview

Turn scripts into reusable components by embracing strict types and stateless design. With Factors 2, 5, 10, and 12, students externalize prompts, unify execution and business state, and build a reducer-style agent that takes state in and returns state out.

Syllabus

Designing a Stateless Reducer Agent

  • Build the Agent Initialization
  • Load Tool Schemas from JSON Files
  • Connect the Agent to the Model
  • Parsing Tool Calls and Detecting Completion
  • Execute Tool Calls and Capture Errors
  • Complete the Reducer Loop

Taking Ownership of Prompts

  • Externalize the System Prompt
  • Create a Context Formatting Template and Serializer
  • Serialize Completed Tool History
  • Connect the Context Serializer to the Agent

Unifying Execution and Business States

  • Build a Unified State Model
  • Refactor the Agent to Run on Unified State
  • Defer Tool Calls Between Agent Steps
  • Resume an Agent from Intermediate State

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