Add API for streaming events #687
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after tool is called no other messages are streamed |
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Is that specific to this PR, or a general problem with streaming? |
I think it may be general to streaming. I was just asking a question about how our tools could maybe generate a message back to the user that they are being used. Giving some idea of what is going on. Some of my tools take many seconds to perform their routines. |
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Closing in favor of an approach based on #833 |
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Follow-up on #468, adding an API for streaming the actual events happening in an agent run.
This still needs tests and docs.