AgentCoder-like Example for Coding Solutions #71
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First PR for adding in AgentCoder. This is just an example of how to get an agent to code, but some of the abstractions here, like tools_v2, I want to use for other coding examples.
Typing issues: It looks like Windows doesn't support a lot of the resource or signal methods/constants, so I have a few
@typing.no_type_check's in there to ignore a lot of the typing issues. If you add too many# type: ignorethen Linux/Mac will complain about unnecessary# type: ignore's