pub struct AgentData {
pub ma: ModularAgent,
pub id: String,
pub spec: AgentSpec,
pub preset_id: String,
pub status: AgentStatus,
}Expand description
Core data structure for an agent.
Used by agents implementing AsAgent to store common state.
The #[modular_agent] macro generates a struct with this as a field.
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§ma: ModularAgentThe ModularAgent instance.
id: StringThe unique identifier for this agent.
spec: AgentSpecThe specification of the agent (definition, config, etc.).
preset_id: StringThe preset identifier for the agent. Empty string when the agent does not belong to any preset.
status: AgentStatusThe current lifecycle status of the agent.
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impl AgentData
Sourcepub fn new(ma: ModularAgent, id: String, spec: AgentSpec) -> Self
pub fn new(ma: ModularAgent, id: String, spec: AgentSpec) -> Self
Creates a new AgentData instance.
Removes any _-prefixed config keys that were preserved by
AgentDefinition::reconcile_spec() for lazy migration.
Agents can read these keys from the spec parameter in AsAgent::new()
before calling this method.
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impl Freeze for AgentData
impl RefUnwindSafe for AgentData
impl Send for AgentData
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impl Unpin for AgentData
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