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  • New Features
    • Introduced a multi-agent tutoring system that answers history and math questions with automatic routing.
    • Added a human-in-the-loop agent for weather information retrieval requiring approval for specific queries.
    • Added a welcome message with example prompts for users.
  • Documentation
    • Added comprehensive setup, usage, and deployment instructions, plus guidelines and best practices for agent development.
  • Chores
    • Added configuration files for project setup, formatting, linting, and version control.
    • Introduced project and agent configuration files for environment and deployment management.

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This change introduces a new TypeScript-based Agentuity AI Agent project for the OpenAI framework. It adds project configuration, coding and linting standards, agent implementation, SDK documentation, and supporting files for development and deployment. The project includes a sample multi-agent tutor system, a human-in-the-loop agent, and comprehensive documentation for setup and best practices.

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Files/Groups Change Summary
.editorconfig, biome.json, tsconfig.json, package.json, .gitignore Add configuration files for editor, linting, formatting, TypeScript, dependencies, and git ignores
agentuity.yaml Add Agentuity project configuration with development, deployment, and bundler settings
README.md Add project documentation with setup, usage, and support details
src/agents/tutorAgent/index.ts Add multi-agent tutor agent implementation with triage and subject-specific tutors
src/agents/human-in-the-loop/index.ts Add human-in-the-loop agent implementation with approval workflow for weather queries
index.ts Add main entry point with environment validation and runner invocation
.cursor/rules/agent.mdc, agentuity.mdc, sdk.mdc Add markdown rules for agent structure, configuration, and SDK API reference

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sequenceDiagram
    participant User
    participant Agent (tutorAgent)
    participant TriageAgent
    participant HistoryTutor
    participant MathTutor

    User->>Agent: Sends question
    Agent->>Agent: Extract question text
    Agent->>TriageAgent: Route question
    TriageAgent->>HistoryTutor: If question is about history
    TriageAgent->>MathTutor: If question is about math
    HistoryTutor-->>TriageAgent: Return answer (if history)
    MathTutor-->>TriageAgent: Return answer (if math)
    TriageAgent-->>Agent: Forward answer
    Agent->>User: Return answer
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sequenceDiagram
    participant User
    participant HumanInLoopAgent
    participant KVStore

    User->>HumanInLoopAgent: Initial query
    HumanInLoopAgent->>HumanInLoopAgent: Run agent
    alt Interruptions requiring approval
        HumanInLoopAgent->>KVStore: Save agent state
        HumanInLoopAgent->>User: Request approval with state ID and actions
        User->>HumanInLoopAgent: Send approval response
        HumanInLoopAgent->>KVStore: Retrieve agent state
        HumanInLoopAgent->>HumanInLoopAgent: Resume agent with approvals
        HumanInLoopAgent->>KVStore: Delete agent state (if done)
        HumanInLoopAgent->>User: Return final output
    else No interruptions
        HumanInLoopAgent->>User: Return final output
    end
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  • Add Riza Agent #27: Adds TypeScript agent guidelines and examples for a different Agentuity AI project, with similar .cursor/rules files and agent standards.
  • Mem0 example #25: Adds Python-based Agentuity AI agent guidelines and examples, conceptually similar but for a different language and project.

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Actionable comments posted: 3

🧹 Nitpick comments (15)
frameworks/openai/from-oai-typescript/biome.json (1)

17-23: Suggest adding TypeScript formatting overrides
The formatter settings under javascript won’t apply to .ts/.tsx files by default. Consider mirroring these rules under a typescript key for consistent style in TS sources.

frameworks/openai/from-oai-typescript/.editorconfig (1)

11-12: Consider enabling whitespace cleanup
It’s generally recommended to set trim_trailing_whitespace = true and insert_final_newline = true to avoid stray whitespace and ensure files end with a newline.

frameworks/openai/from-oai-typescript/.gitignore (2)

1-3: Consider ignoring Bun lock file.

Since the project uses Bun for dependency management, add bun.lockb to ensure the lockfile isn’t accidentally committed or cluttering the repo.

+ bun.lockb

30-32: Add VS Code settings to gitignore.

VS Code is commonly used alongside IntelliJ; consider ignoring the .vscode directory as well.

+ # VS Code
+ .vscode/
frameworks/openai/from-oai-typescript/package.json (1)

22-28: Consider moving typescript to devDependencies

typescript is only needed at build time. Declaring it as a peer means every consumer of this private package must also install it, which is unnecessary.

-  "peerDependencies": {
-    "typescript": "^5"
-  },
+  "devDependencies": {
+    "typescript": "^5",
+    "@biomejs/biome": "^2.0.0",
+    "@types/bun": "^1.2.16"
+  },
frameworks/openai/from-oai-typescript/README.md (2)

5-7: Image is missing accessible alt text

<img src="https://app.agentuity.com/img/deploy.svg" /> has no alt attribute, violating MD045 and impairing accessibility.

-            <img src="https://app.agentuity.com/img/deploy.svg" />
+            <img src="https://app.agentuity.com/img/deploy.svg" alt="Deploy with Agentuity" />

65-70: Add language tag to fenced block to satisfy MD040

The directory tree block lacks a language hint.

-```
+```text

├── agents/ # Agent definitions and implementations
...

frameworks/openai/from-oai-typescript/index.ts (2)

3-9: Global process.isBun augmentation can collide with future Node typings

While Bun currently adds this flag, mutating the global process namespace in app code can lead to type conflicts if Node introduces the same-named property with different semantics. Safer to narrow the augmentation to Bun only:

/// <reference types="bun-types" />
// No global merge needed – Bun’s types already include `isBun`

Or guard augmentation behind typeof Bun !== 'undefined'.


43-52: Use process.exitCode instead of process.exit inside async handler

Calling process.exit while the event loop may still hold pending I/O can truncate logs. Setting process.exitCode lets Node/Bun finish flushing.

-  process.exit(1);
+  process.exitCode = 1;
frameworks/openai/from-oai-typescript/.cursor/rules/agent.mdc (1)

11-15: Minor wording / casing nit

“Typescript” → “TypeScript” for consistency with official spelling.

-All code should be in Typescript format
+All code should be in TypeScript format
frameworks/openai/from-oai-typescript/tsconfig.json (1)

13-15: Re-enable noPropertyAccessFromIndexSignature for full strict safety

Turning this flag off makes obj.foo silently succeed on any dictionary-like object, defeating the purpose of "strict": true.
Unless you have a concrete interoperability reason, keep it true.

-    "noPropertyAccessFromIndexSignature": false,
+    "noPropertyAccessFromIndexSignature": true,
frameworks/openai/from-oai-typescript/src/agents/tutorAgent/index.ts (2)

42-46: Guard against an empty request body

req.data.text() returns an empty string (not null).
The current fallback (?? 'Hello!') is therefore never reached.
Consider a more explicit defaulting strategy:

-const userQuestion = (await req.data.text()) ?? 'Hello!';
+let userQuestion = await req.data.text();
+if (!userQuestion.trim()) userQuestion = 'Hello!';

58-60: Include the error instance when logging

ctx.logger.error accepts structured arguments – pass the exception object so stack traces appear in logs.

-ctx.logger.error('Error in agent workflow:', error);
+ctx.logger.error({ err: error }, 'Error in agent workflow');
frameworks/openai/from-oai-typescript/agentuity.yaml (1)

14-15: Provide a short description for observability dashboards

description is empty; many CI/CD dashboards surface this field.
A one-liner such as “Multi-agent math & history tutor built with OpenAI” helps future maintainers.

frameworks/openai/from-oai-typescript/.cursor/rules/sdk.mdc (1)

3-5: Nit: glob pattern typo

globs: "src/agents/**/*.ts" is valid YAML but the surrounding list marker (-) is missing.
The file still parses because of the front-matter parser’s leniency, yet adding the dash makes the intent explicit.

-globs: "src/agents/**/*.ts"
+globs:
+  - "src/agents/**/*.ts"
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6-6: Images should have alternate text (alt text)
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65-65: Fenced code blocks should have a language specified
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frameworks/openai/from-oai-typescript/biome.json (5)

2-2: Verify Biome schema version alignment
Confirm that the referenced schema 1.5.3 matches the Biome CLI/tool version in CI and local environments to avoid incompatibilities.

Run biome --version to validate.


3-5: Approve: Import organization enabled
Having organizeImports turned on ensures consistent import ordering across the project.


6-11: Approve: Linter enabled with recommended rules
Using the recommended rule set will enforce baseline code-quality checks without manual rule configuration.


12-16: Approve: Formatter configured for indentation
Enforcing 2-space indentation and space-based indentation style aligns with team standards and .editorconfig.


24-26: Approve: Ignoring agentuity build artifacts
Excluding .agentuity/** prevents formatting and linting on generated files, keeping checks focused on source.

frameworks/openai/from-oai-typescript/.editorconfig (4)

1-2: These are header comments; no action needed.


3-5: The root = true setting is correct for a top-level EditorConfig file.


6-8: Align indentation with project standards
Your indent_style = tab with a size of 2 may conflict with the biome.json or tsconfig.json formatting rules (which typically use spaces in TypeScript projects). Please verify the preferred style or switch to indent_style = space to ensure consistency across tooling.


9-10: LF line endings & UTF-8 charset
Using end_of_line = lf and charset = utf-8 is a solid choice for cross-platform consistency.

frameworks/openai/from-oai-typescript/.gitignore (1)

33-37: Agentuity ignore patterns look good.

All Agentuity-specific files (.agentuity, .agentuity-crash-*.json, environment files) are correctly excluded.

frameworks/openai/from-oai-typescript/.cursor/rules/agentuity.mdc (1)

1-10: Guideline file looks good – no issues found

The metadata front-matter and the explanatory paragraph are clear and syntactically valid.
No action required.

frameworks/openai/from-oai-typescript/README.md (1)

66-69: Folder name mismatch could confuse readers

The README shows agents/ but the codebase uses src/agents/. Align the documentation or the folder structure.

-├── agents/             # Agent definitions and implementations
+├── src/agents/         # Agent definitions and implementations
frameworks/openai/from-oai-typescript/tsconfig.json (1)

6-7: Remove unused JSX transform to speed-up compilation

"jsx": "react-jsx" drags in the React JSX emit pipeline even though nothing under src/** is written in React.
Unless you intend to add React components, drop the option – it eliminates an extra transform step for Bun’s transpiler.

-    "jsx": "react-jsx",
+    // "jsx": "react-jsx",
frameworks/openai/from-oai-typescript/src/agents/tutorAgent/index.ts (1)

5-13: Pass an explicit model / OpenAI client to each OpenAIAgent

The current constructor relies on default global configuration inside @openai/agents.
If OPENAI_API_KEY or a default model is missing at runtime the agent will crash with a 401 / 404.

-const historyTutorAgent = new OpenAIAgent({
+const historyTutorAgent = new OpenAIAgent({
   name: 'History Tutor',
   instructions: 'You provide assistance with historical queries. Explain important events and context clearly.',
+  model: 'gpt-3.5-turbo',          // or whichever model is approved
+  openAIKey: process.env.OPENAI_API_KEY,
 });

Do the same for mathTutorAgent and triageAgent.

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⚠️ Potential issue

Fix log file ignore pattern.

The pattern _.log will not match typical log filenames; it should be *.log. Also, the report.[0-9]_.… glob is overly strict and can be simplified to catch all report JSON files.

- _.log
- report.[0-9]_.[0-9]_.[0-9]_.[0-9]_.json
+ *.log
+ report.*.json
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ignore pattern `_.log` is incorrect and should be changed to `*.log` to match
all log files. Additionally, simplify the
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⚠️ Potential issue

Entry-point fields are inconsistent and may break consumers

"main": "index.js" points to a file that won’t exist until after bundling, while "module": "index.ts" references a TypeScript source file that will not be present in the published artefact. Down-stream tooling that relies on either field (e.g. node, bundlers, TS resolution) will fail.

-  "main": "index.js",
-  "module": "index.ts"
+  "main": ".agentuity/index.js",      // output path produced by `agentuity bundle`
+  "module": ".agentuity/index.js",    // same ESM build
+  "types": "dist/index.d.ts"          // generate via `tsc -p tsconfig.json`

Adjust paths to match whatever the build actually emits (or point to a “dist” folder if you transpile with tsc).

Also applies to: 34-35

🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
In frameworks/openai/from-oai-typescript/package.json around lines 4 to 5 and 34
to 35, the "main" and "module" fields point to files that do not exist in the
published package, causing downstream tooling failures. Update these fields to
reference the actual output files generated by the build process, typically in a
"dist" folder after transpilation with tsc, ensuring consistency and correctness
for consumers.

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- node_modules/**
- dist/**
- src/**
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⚠️ Potential issue

Bundler currently ignores all sources – deployment will ship an empty bundle

Ignoring src/** under the bundler: section contradicts agents.dir: src/agents.
The entire agent code will be excluded.

-  ignore:
-    - node_modules/**
-    - dist/**
-    - src/**
+  ignore:
+    - node_modules/**
+    - dist/**
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the bundler ignore list includes 'src/**', which excludes all source files and
results in an empty deployment bundle. Remove 'src/**' from the ignore list to
ensure the agent source code under 'src/agents' is included in the bundle during
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Please adjust the README

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frameworks/openai/from-oai-typescript/src/agents/human-in-the-loop/index.ts (3)

30-42: Consider adding a comment about demo implementation.

The weather tool returns hardcoded "sunny" weather. While this is fine for a demo, consider adding a comment to clarify this is not production-ready.

Add a clarifying comment:

 const weatherTool = tool({
   name: 'get_weather',
   description: 'Get the weather for a given city',
   parameters: z.object({
     location: z.string(),
   }),
   needsApproval: async (_context, { location }) => {
     return location === 'San Francisco';
   },
+  // Demo implementation - returns hardcoded weather data
   execute: async ({ location }) => {
     return `The weather in ${location} is sunny`;
   },
 });

147-153: Type assertion safety consideration.

The type assertion on line 151 assumes rawItem.arguments can be safely cast. While this comes from the OpenAI library, consider adding defensive programming.

Add safer type handling:

     const approvals: ApprovalItem[] = result.interruptions!.map((interruption, index) => ({
       id: `${stateId}_${index}`,
       agentName: interruption.agent.name,
       toolName: interruption.rawItem.name,
-      arguments: (interruption.rawItem.arguments as unknown as Record<string, unknown>) || {},
+      arguments: typeof interruption.rawItem.arguments === 'object' && interruption.rawItem.arguments !== null
+        ? interruption.rawItem.arguments as Record<string, unknown>
+        : {},
       message: `Agent "${interruption.agent.name}" wants to use "${interruption.rawItem.name}" with: ${JSON.stringify(interruption.rawItem.arguments)}`
     }));

133-232: Consider adding TTL for stored agent states.

The KV store operations don't specify a TTL for stored states. Consider adding expiration to prevent accumulation of abandoned approval states.

You could add a TTL when storing state:

// Add TTL constant
const STATE_TTL_SECONDS = 3600; // 1 hour

// When storing state
await context.kv.set(KV_NAMESPACE, stateId, serializedState, { 
  ttl: STATE_TTL_SECONDS 
});

This ensures orphaned states are automatically cleaned up if users abandon the approval flow.

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Learning: The Agentuity JavaScript SDK provides core interfaces such as AgentHandler, AgentRequest, AgentResponse, and AgentContext for building AI agents in TypeScript or JavaScript.
Learnt from: CR
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File: agents/Startup_News_Scraper/.cursor/rules/sdk.mdc:0-0
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Learning: The Agentuity JavaScript SDK provides core interfaces such as AgentHandler, AgentRequest, AgentResponse, and AgentContext for building AI agents in JavaScript and TypeScript.
Learnt from: CR
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File: agents/deep-research-js/.cursor/rules/agent.mdc:0-0
Timestamp: 2025-06-23T15:28:20.737Z
Learning: When writing Agentuity AI Agents in TypeScript, import types such as `AgentRequest`, `AgentResponse`, and `AgentContext` from the `@agentuity/sdk` package to ensure type safety and consistency.
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1-4: Imports follow SDK best practices.

The imports correctly use type imports from @agentuity/sdk as recommended in the SDK guidelines.


65-74: Well-structured error handling utilities.

The error response helper provides consistent error formatting with optional technical details, following good practices for user-facing APIs.

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frameworks/openai/from-oai-typescript/README.md (6)

5-7: Add alt text to the deploy image.

The <img> tag for the deploy button lacks an alt attribute, which is important for accessibility.

- <img src="https://app.agentuity.com/img/deploy.svg" />
+ <img src="https://app.agentuity.com/img/deploy.svg" alt="Deploy on Agentuity" />

17-19: Simplify wording: avoid “subject matter.”

The phrase “subject matter” is wordy. A concise term like “topic” improves readability.

- routes questions to specialized agents based on subject matter.
+ routes questions to specialized agents based on topic.

69-71: Add missing comma after “Console.”

Insert a comma to improve sentence flow.

- opens the Agentuity Console where you can test both agents interactively.
+ opens the Agentuity Console, where you can test both agents interactively.

128-135: Use proper headings for steps instead of bold text.

Replace bold emphasis with markdown headings for better structure:

- **Step 2: Approval Required Response**
+ #### Step 2: Approval Required Response

- **Step 3: Approval Decision**
+ #### Step 3: Approval Decision

- **Step 4: Final Result**
+ #### Step 4: Final Result

Also applies to: 152-154


183-195: Specify a language for the code block.

Fenced code blocks should include a language for syntax highlighting:

- ```
+ ```text

319-319: Remove bold formatting from the closing tagline.

Use plain text or a heading style for consistency:

- **Built with ❤️ using Agentuity and OpenAI Agents**
+ Built with ❤️ using Agentuity and OpenAI Agents
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2-7: Add alt text to deploy image for accessibility
The <img src="https://app.agentuity.com/img/deploy.svg" /> at line 6 is missing an alt attribute. Including descriptive alt text ensures screen readers convey the content.


11-14: Consider adding a Table of Contents
With this README’s length and multiple sections, a linked Table of Contents right after the main heading will help users quickly navigate to installation, usage, or examples.


21-21: Reduce wordiness: “subject matter” → “subject”
The phrase “based on subject matter” can be tightened to “based on subject” to improve readability.


71-71: Add comma after “Console” for clarity
Insert a comma in “This opens the Agentuity Console, where you can test both agents interactively.” to separate clauses cleanly.


129-129: Use proper Markdown headings instead of bold/emphasis
Sections like Step 2: Approval Required Response, Response:, Example Workflow, and the final Built with ❤️… line would benefit from real headings (### or ####) for better structure and automatic TOC generation.

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184-184: Specify language for fenced code block
The project structure snippet uses a generic fence. Declare it as `​plaintextor​```bash` to enable proper syntax highlighting.

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