Introduce "agents"
An agent is currently a name given to a system prompt and a set of tools which the agent has access to. This resolves the previous issue of the set of configured tools being available in *all* contexts, which wasn't always desired. Tools are now only available when an agent is explicitly requested using the `-a/--agent` flag. Agents are expected to be expanded on: the concept of task-specilized agents (e.g. coding), the ability to define a set of files an agent should always have access to for RAG purposes, etc. Other changes: - Removes the "tools" top-level config structure (though this is expected to come back along with the abillity to define custom tools). - Renamed `pkg/agent` to `pkg/agents`
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@@ -144,6 +144,12 @@ func Chat(shared shared.Shared) Model {
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m.replyCursor.Focus()
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system := shared.Ctx.DefaultSystemPrompt()
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agent := shared.Ctx.GetAgent(shared.Ctx.Config.Defaults.Agent)
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if agent != nil && agent.SystemPrompt != "" {
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system = agent.SystemPrompt
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}
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if system != "" {
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m.messages = api.ApplySystemPrompt(m.messages, system, false)
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}
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