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1. Default DuckDuckGoSearchTool: When you initialize a CodeAgent with add_base_tools=True (which is the default), it automatically includes a DuckDuckGoSearchTool. This tool is internally assigned the name "web_search". This is done behind the scenes within the CodeAgent class. You don't see this explicitly in your code, but it's important to be aware of it. 2. Your Custom web_agent: You create a CodeAgent instance called web_agent. You explicitly give it the name "web_search" using the name="web_search" argument. 3. The Conflict: Now you have two entities within the CodeAgent environment that share the same name: The default DuckDuckGoSearchTool (automatically named "web_search") Your custom web_agent (also named "web_search")
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I think it's not depend on add_base_tools = True or False. Key reason of conflictThe default DuckDuckGoSearchTool (automatically named "web_search"). Your custom web_agent (also named "web_search"). SolutionI changed the name from "web_search" to "my_web_search_agent" |
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1. Default DuckDuckGoSearchTool:
When you initialize a CodeAgent with add_base_tools=True (which is the default), it automatically includes a DuckDuckGoSearchTool.
This tool is internally assigned the name "web_search". This is done behind the scenes within the CodeAgent class. You don't see this explicitly in your code, but it's important to be aware of it.
2. Your Custom web_agent:
You create a CodeAgent instance called web_agent.
You explicitly give it the name "web_search" using the name="web_search" argument.
3. The Conflict:
Now you have two entities within the CodeAgent environment that share the same name: The default DuckDuckGoSearchTool (automatically named "web_search") Your custom web_agent (also named "web_search")