fix: generic agent prompt issue#193
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fix: generic agent prompt issue
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This pull request updates the
_get_templatemethod inplanner_agent.pyto enhance the clarity and completeness of task planning. The changes focus on improving how missing information is identified and handled when generating a plan.Improvements to task planning:
_get_templateinplanner_agent.pyto explicitly list the types of required input (e.g., input data, questions, referenced materials) that should be considered when identifying missing information.human_clarification_requestfield if required input is missing, even if not explicitly mentioned.Does this introduce a breaking change?