feat: Added agent example for openai-agents

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Summary of Changes

This pull request introduces a new example for using OpenAI agents with the Javelin SDK. The example demonstrates how to create an orchestrator agent that uses two child agents: one for summarizing a topic (a "faux search" agent) and another for translating the summary into Spanish. The example also shows how to register the OpenAI client with Javelin for monitoring and tracing, and how to set the default OpenAI client for the Agents SDK.

Highlights

• New Example: Adds a new example openai_agents_javelin.py demonstrating the integration of OpenAI agents with the Javelin SDK.
• Agent Orchestration: Illustrates how to create an orchestrator agent that uses child agents for specific tasks (summarization and translation).
• Javelin Integration: Shows how to register the OpenAI client with Javelin for monitoring and tracing agent interactions.

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• examples/agents/openai_agents_javelin.py
  • Initial commit of the openai_agents_javelin.py example file.
  • Imports necessary libraries including agents, openai, javelin_sdk, and dotenv.
  • Loads environment variables for OpenAI and Javelin API keys and base URL.
  • Configures the OpenAI client to use the chat completions endpoint.
  • Registers the OpenAI client with Javelin for monitoring.
  • Creates a 'FauxSearchAgent' that summarizes a user's topic using its internal knowledge.
  • Creates a 'TranslatorAgent' that translates English text to Spanish.
  • Creates an 'OrchestratorAgent' that calls the 'FauxSearchAgent' and then the 'TranslatorAgent'.
  • Defines a main function to run the orchestrator agent with a sample user query.
  • Includes a call to asyncio.run(main()) to execute the example.

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Code Review

The code introduces an example of using OpenAI agents with Javelin for tracing and monitoring. It sets up an orchestrator agent that uses a faux search agent and a translator agent. The example demonstrates how to register OpenAI clients with Javelin and how to use the Agents SDK with Javelin-patched clients. Overall, the code is well-structured and provides a clear example of how to integrate Javelin with OpenAI agents.

Merge Readiness

The code provides a valuable example of integrating Javelin with OpenAI agents. I am unable to directly approve the pull request, and users should have others review and approve this code before merging. Given the absence of any critical or high severity issues, the pull request appears to be in good shape for merging.