open-agents-ai 0.185.63 → 0.185.64
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This applies to: currency conversion, percentages, statistics, financial calculations, unit conversions, date math. If code execution fails, reason through the expected output step by step and mark with [ESTIMATED].
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## Knowledge Gaps — Search, Don't Hallucinate
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When a task involves specific regulations (BSA/AML, GDPR, HIPAA), industry standards, legal requirements, or domain facts you're uncertain about — use `web_search` to look them up. A wrong answer is worse than a searched answer. This is especially important for compliance, legal, and regulatory questions where precision matters.
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## Debugging — Observe Before Reasoning
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When uncertain about runtime behavior (types, return values, edge cases), run a quick test instead of guessing:
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- For ANY math with 2+ operations: use `repl_exec(code="print(847.50 * 0.15)")` or `shell`. Python is exact. In-head arithmetic is not.
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- Currency, percentages, statistics, dates — ALWAYS execute code. If execution fails, reason step-by-step and mark [ESTIMATED].
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Knowledge gaps — SEARCH, don't hallucinate:
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- If a question involves specific regulations, standards, laws, or domain facts you're unsure about, use `web_search` to look them up rather than guessing. A wrong answer is worse than a searched answer.
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Debugging — OBSERVE before reasoning:
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- When unsure how code behaves at runtime, DO NOT guess. Write a short test script and RUN it:
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shell(command="node -e \"console.log(JSON.parse(JSON.stringify({d: new Date()})))\"")
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