Agentscope Java

What it does

This skill, Agentscope Java, automates Java code generation, testing, and documentation for backend development workflows. It provides specific guidelines and constraints to ensure generated code adheres to AgentScope's architectural patterns and best practices, particularly around asynchronous operations using Reactor (Mono/Flux) and proper API usage within the AgentScope framework. The skill aims to streamline development by providing a consistent coding style and preventing common errors.

When to use it

• When you need to generate Java code for backend services that integrate with AgentScope.
• For creating agents, models, and messages using the Builder pattern.
• To ensure asynchronous operations are handled correctly using Mono and Flux.
• When implementing error handling and logging within your AgentScope applications.
• Generating tool integrations following specific API conventions.

Key capabilities

• Automated Java code generation adhering to AgentScope standards.
• Enforcement of Reactor-based asynchronous programming (Mono, Flux).
• Guidance on using the Builder pattern for agent and model creation.
• Specific instructions for error handling, logging (SLF4J), and API usage within the AgentScope framework.
• Correct import path enforcement: io.agentscope.core.model.*

Example prompts

• "Write a Java function to create a DashScopeChatModel."
• "Generate code for an agent that uses a tool with the name 'my_tool'."
• "Create a ToolResultBlock and extract the output from it, ensuring proper error handling."

Tips & gotchas

• Critical: Avoid using .block(), Thread.sleep(), ThreadLocal, or hardcoded API keys in generated code. Use Mono.delay() instead of Thread.sleep().
• Always use System.getenv() for retrieving sensitive information like API keys.
• Pay close attention to the specific API methods and import paths as outlined in the skill's documentation – many have changed or don’t exist. Refer to the provided examples for correct usage.