increase timeout indefinetely in agentlab-mentor #293
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This pull request removes the timeout for waiting on user responses in both the
generic_human_guided_agent.py
andhitl_agent.py
agents. Now, the system will wait indefinitely for user input instead of timing out after 600 seconds.User input handling:
wait_for_response
method in bothgeneric_human_guided_agent.py
andhitl_agent.py
to wait indefinitely for user responses by settingtimeout=None
instead of a 600-second timeout. [1] [2]Description by Korbit AI
What change is being made?
Set the timeout parameter to
None
for thewait_for_response
function in thegeneric_human_guided_agent.py
andhitl_agent.py
modules.Why are these changes being made?
This change allows the human-in-the-loop (HITL) agents to wait indefinitely for user responses, ensuring that the system does not prematurely time out after 600 seconds if the response takes longer. This is important for scenarios where human inputs have unpredictable delays, thus providing more flexibility and preventing potential interruption in user interactions.