Initialization¶
import os
import sys
import copy
from typing import Any, Dict, List
from pydantic import BaseModel, Field
from typing import List, Optional
from IPython.display import display
from IPython.display import Markdown
from autogen import AfterWork, OnCondition, AfterWorkOption, SwarmAgent, SwarmResult, initiate_swarm_chat, UpdateSystemMessage, ConversableAgent, register_hand_off
from cmbagent import CMBAgent
from IPython.display import Image, display
CMBAgent version: 0.0.1post2
import cmbagent
default_llm_config = {'cache_seed': 42,
'temperature': 1e-05,
'top_p': 0.05,
'config_list': [{'model': 'gpt-4o',
'api_key': os.getenv('OPENAI_API_KEY'),
'api_type': 'openai'}],
'timeout': 1200}
Functions¶
joker agent¶
joker_response_formatter agent¶
joke_critique agent¶
joke_critique_response_formatter agent¶
Agents¶
joker agent¶
llm_config¶
joker_config_list = copy.deepcopy(default_llm_config)
joker_config_list['config_list'][0]['model'] = 'o3-mini-2025-01-31'
# Remove 'temperature' and 'top_p' keys safely for o3,
# however buggy for transitions....
joker_config_list.pop('temperature', None)
joker_config_list.pop('top_p', None)
joker_config_list['config_list'][0]["reasoning_effort"] = "medium" ## low, medium, high
response format¶
message¶
joker_message = """
You are the joker in the team. You make jokes about fish and engineers in the style of shakespeare.
Your response has the following structure:
**Joke instructions:**
{instruction, not in the style of shakespeare}
**Joke:**
{joke in the style of shakespeare}
**Joke explanation:**
{joke explanation, not in the style of shakespeare}
"""
agent¶
joker = ConversableAgent(
name="joker",
system_message=joker_message,
llm_config=joker_config_list,
)
joker_response_formatter agent¶
llm_config¶
joker_response_config_list = copy.deepcopy(default_llm_config)
response format¶
class JokerResponse(BaseModel):
instruction: str = Field(
...,
description="{instruction for joke}"
)
joke: str = Field(
...,
description="{joke}"
)
joke_explanation: str = Field(
...,
description="{joke explanation}"
)
def format(self) -> str:
return f"""
**Joke instructions:**
{self.instruction}
**Joke:**
{self.joke}
**Joke explanation:**
{self.joke_explanation}
"""
joker_response_config_list['config_list'][0]['response_format'] = JokerResponse
message¶
joker_response_formatter_message = """
You are a formatting agent, you format the response provided by the joker agent
"""
agent¶
joker_response_formatter = ConversableAgent(
name="joker_response_formatter",
system_message=joker_response_formatter_message,
llm_config=joker_response_config_list,
)
joke_critique agent¶
llm_config¶
joke_critique_config_list = copy.deepcopy(default_llm_config)
joke_critique_config_list['config_list'][0]['model'] = 'claude-3-5-sonnet-20241022'
joke_critique_config_list['config_list'][0]["api_key"] = os.getenv("ANTHROPIC_API_KEY")
joke_critique_config_list['config_list'][0]["api_type"] = "anthropic"
response format¶
message¶
joke_critique_message = """
You make make recommendations to improve the jokes suggested by the joker. The goal is to be the most FUN. French humour is highly appreciated.
Your response has the following structure:
**Recommendations:**
- {recommendation}
- {recommendation}
- {recommendation}
...
"""
agent¶
joke_critique = ConversableAgent(
name="joke_critique",
system_message=joke_critique_message,
llm_config=joke_critique_config_list,
)
joke_critique_response_formatter agent¶
llm_config¶
joke_critique_response_config_list = copy.deepcopy(default_llm_config)
response format¶
class CritiqueResponse(BaseModel):
recommendations: List[str] = Field(..., description="recommendation.")
def format(self) -> str:
recommendations_output = "\n".join(f"- {recommendation}\n" for i, recommendation in enumerate(self.recommendations))
return f"""
**Recommendations:**
{recommendations_output}
"""
joke_critique_response_config_list['config_list'][0]['response_format'] = CritiqueResponse
message¶
joke_critique_response_formatter_message = """
You are a formatting agent, you format the response provided by the joke_critique agent
"""
agent¶
joke_critique_response_formatter = ConversableAgent(
name="joke_critique_response_formatter",
system_message=joke_critique_response_formatter_message,
llm_config=joke_critique_response_config_list,
)
Hand_off¶
joker agent¶
register_hand_off(
agent = joker,
hand_to = [
AfterWork(joker_response_formatter)
]
)
joker_response_formatter agent¶
register_hand_off(
agent = joker_response_formatter,
hand_to = [
AfterWork(joke_critique)
]
)
joke_critique agent¶
register_hand_off(
agent = joke_critique,
hand_to = [
AfterWork(joke_critique_response_formatter)
]
)
joker_response_formatter agent¶
register_hand_off(
agent = joke_critique_response_formatter,
hand_to = [
AfterWork(joker)
]
)
Run chat¶
task = """
Two fish and an engineer are in a boat. Write a joke.
"""
initial_agent = joker
agents=[joker,
joker_response_formatter,
joke_critique,
joke_critique_response_formatter
]
for agent in agents:
# print("resetting:",agent.name)
agent.reset()
print("all agents reset")
all agents reset
chat_result, context_variables, last_agent = initiate_swarm_chat(
initial_agent=initial_agent,
agents=agents,
messages=task,
max_rounds = 20,
)
Message from _User: Two fish and an engineer are in a boat. Write a joke. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Calling: joker... >>>>>>>> USING AUTO REPLY...
Model | agent | Cost | Prompt Tokens | Completion Tokens | Total Tokens |
---|---|---|---|---|---|
o3-mini-2025-01-31 | joker | 0.00358 | 390 | 716 | 1106 |
Message from joker: Forwarding content for formatting... -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Calling: joker_response_formatter... >>>>>>>> USING AUTO REPLY...
Model | agent | Cost | Prompt Tokens | Completion Tokens | Total Tokens |
---|---|---|---|---|---|
gpt-4o-2024-08-06 | joker_response_formatter | 0.00347 | 615 | 193 | 808 |
Message from joker_response_formatter:
Joke instructions:
Craft a Shakespeare-style jest involving two fish and an engineer in a boat, highlighting humorous contrasts between the natural fluidity of fish and the calculated manner of the engineer.
Joke:
Two fish and one engineer embark upon a craft that doth bob upon the brine. The engineer proclaims, "Lo, I shall apply mine arts to mend this vessel's woe!" To which one fish, in a finny flourish, retorts, "Marry, good sir, thy calculations are as slippery as our scales in the tide!"
Joke explanation:
The joke sets up the scene by imagining a boat ride with fish and an engineer. The engineer’s serious, technical approach clashes humorously with the free-spirited nature of the fish, who jibe at the engineer by comparing his precise calculations to the slippery nature of fish scales, suggesting that his methods might be as unreliable as trying to grasp a fish.
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Calling: joke_critique... >>>>>>>> USING AUTO REPLY...
Model | agent | Cost | Prompt Tokens | Completion Tokens | Total Tokens |
---|---|---|---|---|---|
claude-3-5-sonnet-20241022 | joke_critique | 0.00543 | 839 | 194 | 1033 |
Message from joke_critique: Forwarding content for formatting... -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Calling: joke_critique_response_formatter... >>>>>>>> USING AUTO REPLY...
Model | agent | Cost | Prompt Tokens | Completion Tokens | Total Tokens |
---|---|---|---|---|---|
gpt-4o-2024-08-06 | joke_critique_response_formatter | 0.00423 | 973 | 180 | 1153 |
Message from joke_critique_response_formatter:
Recommendations:
Add a more dramatic twist by having the second fish make a pun about "fishing for solutions" - French humor loves wordplay!
Include some physical comedy - perhaps have the engineer slip and fall while trying to measure something, making the fish laugh with a "poisson d'avril" (April Fish) reference
Make the engineer's response more stereotypically engineer-like by having them mutter about "fluid dynamics" and "aquatic variables" in an overly complex way
Add a touch of absurdist humor by having the fish pull out their own calculator to check the engineer's math
Consider ending with a classic French "coup de théâtre" where it turns out the boat isn't even in water, but sitting in a parking lot
Incorporate some situational irony - perhaps the fish are actually mechanical engineers themselves, judging the human engineer's work
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Calling: joker... >>>>>>>> USING AUTO REPLY...
Model | agent | Cost | Prompt Tokens | Completion Tokens | Total Tokens |
---|---|---|---|---|---|
o3-mini-2025-01-31 | joker | 0.00960 | 1568 | 1789 | 3357 |
Message from joker: Forwarding content for formatting... -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Calling: joker_response_formatter... >>>>>>>> USING AUTO REPLY...
Model | agent | Cost | Prompt Tokens | Completion Tokens | Total Tokens |
---|---|---|---|---|---|
gpt-4o-2024-08-06 | joker_response_formatter | 0.01270 | 2316 | 691 | 3007 |
Message from joker_response_formatter:
Joke instructions:
Craft a Shakespeare-style jest that includes two fish and an engineer aboard a boat, incorporating physical comedy, puns (especially around "fishing for solutions" and a "poisson d'avril" reference), overly technical engineer jargon about "fluid dynamics" and "aquatic variables," a surprising twist where the fish check the engineer’s math with a calculator, and an absurd coup de théâtre revealing that the boat is not afloat but parked in a lot. Also hint that the fish might themselves be mechanical engineers, enhancing the situational irony.
Joke:
Upon a humble craft that seemed to float on Neptune’s deep blue, there embarked two fish and one engineer, who, with high airs, did declare,
"In faith, by fluid dynamics and variables of aqua, I shall mend our vessel’s plight and set aloft our course aright!"
But as fate would have it, whilst he measured and murmured in numbers abstruse, the engineer did slip—an ungainly tumble worthy of a "poisson d’avril" caper!
Quoth one fish, with a glint and pun most sly, "Art thou fishing for solutions, good sir? Thy calculations do slip about like our scales!"
Ere the mirth subsided, lo, a coup de théâtre most absurd: the boat, it was revealed, did not float in the watery expanse but bide in a mere parking lot!
Then did the fish, with winks of their own engineer’s craft, retort, "Methinks we, too, wield calculators and cunning gears—thus, thy art is naught but mere folly!"
Joke explanation:
The joke sets up a classic scene of an engineer, full of grandiose scientific jargon, trying to fix a boat, while two fish playfully mock his overly technical methods. When the engineer slips (adding physical comedy and a "poisson d’avril" nod), one fish puns about "fishing for solutions" comparing his calculations to their slippery scales. The twist comes when the setting is revealed to be absurd—a parking lot instead of the sea—implying that even the boat's existence is more farcical than his engineering skills. Finally, the fish are hinted to be mechanical engineers themselves, which turns the situation into a delicious irony as they judge the human engineer's misadventures.
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Calling: joke_critique... >>>>>>>> USING AUTO REPLY...
Model | agent | Cost | Prompt Tokens | Completion Tokens | Total Tokens |
---|---|---|---|---|---|
claude-3-5-sonnet-20241022 | joke_critique | 0.01505 | 3172 | 369 | 3541 |
Message from joke_critique: Forwarding content for formatting... -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Calling: joke_critique_response_formatter... >>>>>>>> USING AUTO REPLY...
Model | agent | Cost | Prompt Tokens | Completion Tokens | Total Tokens |
---|---|---|---|---|---|
gpt-4o-2024-08-06 | joke_critique_response_formatter | 0.01158 | 3298 | 333 | 3631 |
Message from joke_critique_response_formatter:
Recommendations:
Add more French expressions for extra comic effect - perhaps have one fish exclaim "Sacrebleu!" when the engineer falls
Include a reference to famous French engineering landmarks - maybe have the fish mention they worked on the Eiffel Tower's hydraulics
Make the parking lot reveal even more absurd by specifying it's at a boulangerie
Add some meta-humor by having the fish discuss the philosophical implications of being engineer-fish, very French!
Include a running gag about baguettes - perhaps the engineer is using one as a measuring tool
Have the fish speak with exaggerated French accents in their Shakespearean dialogue
End with a classic French shrug "Bof!" from both fish as they swim away through the air
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Calling: joker... >>>>>>>> USING AUTO REPLY...
Model | agent | Cost | Prompt Tokens | Completion Tokens | Total Tokens |
---|---|---|---|---|---|
o3-mini-2025-01-31 | joker | 0.01548 | 4066 | 2502 | 6568 |
Message from joker: Forwarding content for formatting... -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Calling: joker_response_formatter... >>>>>>>> USING AUTO REPLY...
Model | agent | Cost | Prompt Tokens | Completion Tokens | Total Tokens |
---|---|---|---|---|---|
gpt-4o-2024-08-06 | joker_response_formatter | 0.02550 | 5366 | 1208 | 6574 |
Message from joker_response_formatter:
Joke instructions:
Compose a Shakespeare-style jest with two fish and an engineer aboard a boat that reveals itself as a parking lot at a boulangerie. Include French expressions like "Sacrebleu!", references to the Eiffel Tower’s hydraulics, meta-humor on the philosophy of being engineer-fish, a running gag featuring a baguette as a measuring tool, and have the fish speak with exaggerated French accents to culminate in a whimsical "Bof!" as they swim away through the air.
Joke:
Lo, upon a craft believed to sail Neptune’s realm, two piscine engineers and one mortal engineer did convene; he, armed with a baguette as his measure and muttering of fluid dynamics so precise, thus proclaimed, “By the art of hydraulics that built yon Eiffel Tower, I shall fix our vessel’s forlorn plight!”
But ere his words could weave their spell, fate intervened: the engineer did tumble, and one fish, exclaiming in a voice thick with Gallic flair, cried, “Sacrebleu! Thou hast slipped as though your numbers were but crumbled crumbs!”
Quoth the other fish, with a twinkle in his ocular orb, “Art thou fishing for solutions with that baguette? Methinks our minds, steeped in engineer-fish philosophy, doth ponder deeper meanings than thy numerals!”
And lo, as the curtain rose on this absurd stage, 'twas revealed that our vessel rested not upon the waves but in a parking lot outside a bustling boulangerie. With a final, collective shrug and a hearty “Bof!” the fish did gracefully swim through the very air, leaving the befuddled engineer to parse the enigma of his own folly.
Joke explanation:
The joke sets the scene with a fanciful boat ride that turns out to be a parking lot at a boulangerie, adding absurdity. The engineer, using a baguette as an absurd measuring tool and referencing French engineering marvels like the Eiffel Tower, embodies over-the-top technicality. When he slips, one fish exclaims "Sacrebleu!" to enhance the French comic flair, while the other jabs at his methods and invites deeper, humorous introspection into the life of an engineer-fish. The exaggerated French accents and the surreal visual of fish "swimming" through the air, ending with a casual "Bof!", heighten the humor with a mix of Shakespearean language and French cultural references.
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Calling: joke_critique... >>>>>>>> USING AUTO REPLY...
Model | agent | Cost | Prompt Tokens | Completion Tokens | Total Tokens |
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claude-3-5-sonnet-20241022 | joke_critique | 0.03001 | 7079 | 585 | 7664 |
Message from joke_critique: Forwarding content for formatting... -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Calling: joke_critique_response_formatter... >>>>>>>> USING AUTO REPLY...
Model | agent | Cost | Prompt Tokens | Completion Tokens | Total Tokens |
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gpt-4o-2024-08-06 | joke_critique_response_formatter | 0.02278 | 7032 | 520 | 7552 |
Message from joke_critique_response_formatter:
Recommendations:
Add a wine reference - perhaps have the fish suggest measuring fluid dynamics with a bottle of Bordeaux instead of calculations
Include a quick reference to Marcel Proust - maybe one fish remembering the taste of a madeleine while critiquing the engineer's methods
Make the baguette measuring tool even more absurd by specifying it's a day-old baguette that keeps crumbling during measurements
Add some French revolutionary spirit - have the fish declare "Vive la résistance!" against traditional engineering methods
Include a joke about French strikes - perhaps the fish are on their legally mandated 35-hour work week break
Have one fish wearing a beret and smoking a Gauloises cigarette for extra stereotypical effect
Add a reference to French cinema - perhaps have the fish dramatically declare "La fin!" before swimming away
Include a subtle nod to French bureaucracy - maybe the fish need proper paperwork to validate their engineering credentials
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Calling: joker... >>>>>>>> USING AUTO REPLY...
Model | agent | Cost | Prompt Tokens | Completion Tokens | Total Tokens |
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o3-mini-2025-01-31 | joker | 0.02318 | 8004 | 3268 | 11272 |
Message from joker: Forwarding content for formatting... -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Calling: joker_response_formatter... >>>>>>>> USING AUTO REPLY...
Model | agent | Cost | Prompt Tokens | Completion Tokens | Total Tokens |
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gpt-4o-2024-08-06 | joker_response_formatter | 0.04342 | 9978 | 1847 | 11825 |
Message from joker_response_formatter:
Joke instructions:
Compose a Shakespeare-style jest featuring two fish and an engineer aboard a “boat” that turns out to be parked at a boulangerie. The joke should include a wine reference (using a bottle of Bordeaux to measure fluid dynamics), a nod to Marcel Proust with a mention of a madeleine, an absurd, day-old baguette that crumbles during measurements, and a burst of French revolutionary spirit with "Vive la résistance!" against traditional engineering. Also, include a quip about the fish being on a legally mandated 35-hour workweek break, one fish wearing a beret and smoking a Gauloises, a dramatic declaration of "La fin!" referencing French cinema, and a subtle nod to French bureaucracy for proper engineering credentials, all delivered in exaggerated French accents.
Joke:
Lo, upon a vessel that fancied itself afloat on Neptune’s deep blue, two piscine engineers and one mortal engineer did gather; the latter, brandishing a day-old baguette that crumbled at his touch and a bottle of Bordeaux as his measure of fluid dynamics, declared,
"By the hydraulics of the mighty Eiffel, I shall mend this craft and set fair course!"
But anon, fortune did conspire; he tumbled in an ungainly descent, and one fish, donned in a fine beret and puffing a Gauloises with bravado, cried, "Sacrebleu! Thy numbers crumble like thy baguette, as did Proust’s madeleine in memory of sweetness past!"
The other fish, his accent thick and eyes alight with revolutionary fire, retorted, "Art thou fishing for solutions with Bordeaux whilst we, on our 35-hour reprieve, chant 'Vive la résistance!' to the old ways? Methinks our credentials await the proper paperwork, for our method is pure art!"
And lo, the stage revealed its final twist: the craft, nay, this illusory boat was but parked at a bustling boulangerie. With a flourish akin to French cinema, the fish cried, "La fin!" and with a droll collective shrug of “Bof!” did swim aloft through the very air, leaving the bewildered engineer to question the absurdity of his endeavor.
Joke explanation:
The joke sets up a whimsical scene where an engineer uses an absurd, crumbly day-old baguette and a bottle of Bordeaux to "measure" fluid dynamics, highlighting the clash between precise engineering and playful absurdity. One fish, sporting a beret and Gauloises, echoes Proustian nostalgia with a madeleine reference, reinforcing the French cultural flavor. The other fish, with revolutionary zeal and a nod to modern work-life (35-hour break), mocks the engineer’s methods and laments the lack of proper bureaucratic credentials. The twist that the "boat" is actually parked at a boulangerie, culminating with an exclamation of "La fin!" before they whimsically "swim" through the air, enhances the absurdity and layers of satire in the joke.
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Calling: joke_critique... >>>>>>>> USING AUTO REPLY...
Model | agent | Cost | Prompt Tokens | Completion Tokens | Total Tokens |
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claude-3-5-sonnet-20241022 | joke_critique | 0.05090 | 12918 | 810 | 13728 |
Message from joke_critique: Forwarding content for formatting... -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Calling: joke_critique_response_formatter... >>>>>>>> USING AUTO REPLY...
Model | agent | Cost | Prompt Tokens | Completion Tokens | Total Tokens |
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gpt-4o-2024-08-06 | joke_critique_response_formatter | 0.03824 | 12450 | 711 | 13161 |
Message from joke_critique_response_formatter:
Recommendations:
Add a reference to French cheese - perhaps have the fish suggest using camembert angles instead of right angles
Include a nod to French philosophy - maybe have one fish quote Jean-Paul Sartre about the existential nature of boat repairs
Make the boulangerie scene even more French by having a line of people waiting for croissants who don't even notice the floating fish
Add some French culinary snobbery - have the fish criticize the engineer's choice of Bordeaux, suggesting a Burgundy would be better for measurements
Include a reference to French fashion - perhaps have one fish wearing Chanel fins
Add a joke about French driving - maybe the "boat" is actually illegally parked in a typical Parisian style
Have the fish discuss their upcoming vacation plans to the Côte d'Azur while the engineer struggles
End with a reference to French romance - perhaps have one fish blow a kiss while saying "Au revoir, mon ingénieur!"
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Calling: joker... >>>>>>>> USING AUTO REPLY...
Model | agent | Cost | Prompt Tokens | Completion Tokens | Total Tokens |
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o3-mini-2025-01-31 | joker | 0.03332 | 13625 | 4166 | 17791 |
Message from joker: Forwarding content for formatting... -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Calling: joker_response_formatter... >>>>>>>> USING AUTO REPLY...
Model | agent | Cost | Prompt Tokens | Completion Tokens | Total Tokens |
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gpt-4o-2024-08-06 | joker_response_formatter | 0.06645 | 16346 | 2558 | 18904 |
Message from joker_response_formatter:
Joke instructions:
Compose a Shakespeare-style jest featuring two fish and an engineer aboard a "boat" that is in fact an illegally parked vehicle at a boulangerie. The joke should include a reference to French cheese (using "camembert angles" in place of right angles), a nod to French philosophy with a quote from Jean-Paul Sartre about the existential nature of boat repairs, a depiction of a line of indifferent croissant-seekers, culinary snobbery criticizing the engineer's choice of Bordeaux in favor of Burgundy, a fish sporting Chanel fins, remarks about typical Parisian driving, a discussion about a forthcoming vacation to the Côte d'Azur, and conclude with a note of French romance (one fish blowing a kiss while saying "Au revoir, mon ingénieur!").
Joke:
Lo, upon a "vessel" that fain did claim the guise of Neptune’s craft, yet found itself in violation of Parisian road decree, two piscine savants and one mortal engineer assembled afore a bustling boulangerie. The engineer, armed with his trusty, crumbly baguette and a bottle of Bordeaux in hand, did announce,
"By the sacred science of camembert angles, and with fluid dynamics measured in Bacchanalian bliss, I shall repair this craft and set her rightly forth!"
But ere his boastful tongue could finish, destiny did conspire: he tumbled most comically, and one fish—sporting Chanel fins and exuding Gallic finesse—declared,
"In sooth, dost thou not hear the rumbling of our existential plight? As Sartre would murmur, 'L’essence précède l'existence,' even in boat repairs!"
Meanwhile, a throng of poor souls queued for croissants, heedless of our floating tragedians. The other fish, with cheeky disdain and a twinkling eye, quipped,
"Thou art measuring with Bordeaux? Nay, a Burgundy wouldst serve thy reckonings far nobler! We, on our leisure to the Côte d'Azur yet planned, reject such pedestrian tastes—and our credentials doth await the proper paperwork!"
With a final flourish, as the absurd truth unveiled that our "boat" was but an ill-fated chariot parked in typical Parisian fashion, one fish, blowing a tender kiss, bid, "Au revoir, mon ingénieur!" Thus did they ascend, swimming through the very air, leaving the beleaguered engineer to rue his lost art.
Joke explanation:
The joke begins by establishing that the "boat" is not a vessel but an illegally parked chariot, creating a surreal and absurd scene. The engineer's attempt to use "camembert angles" and a crumbly baguette as a tool, combined with his misguided reliance on Bordeaux for measuring fluid dynamics, is humorously derided by the fish. One fish, adorned with Chanel fins, invokes the existential musings of Sartre, highlighting a deep philosophical irony in boat repairs. The presence of a line of oblivious customers waiting for croissants amplifies the French cultural setting. With further culinary snobbery and a nod to Parisian style and driving, the fish jest about proper engineering credentials and even mention upcoming vacation plans to the Côte d'Azur. The jest culminates in a final, romantic farewell, underscoring the whimsical and surreal nature of the entire escapade.
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Calling: joke_critique... >>>>>>>> USING AUTO REPLY...
Model | agent | Cost | Prompt Tokens | Completion Tokens | Total Tokens |
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claude-3-5-sonnet-20241022 | joke_critique | 0.07809 | 20891 | 1028 | 21919 |
Message from joke_critique:
Forwarding content for formatting...
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