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check my understanding
- if LLM didn't use tool calls, assistantMessage get pushed into agent._state.messages and it will be the latest message in agent._state.messages. then _agentLoop() can pick it as the output to outputChannel
- if LLM use tool calls, assistantMessageToolCall get pushed into agent._state.messages. then toolResult get pushed into agent._state.messages. if toolResultBatch.terminate is false then _processMessage() loop continue
- if LLM use tool calls, assistantMessageToolCall get pushed into agent._state.messages. then toolResult get pushed into agent._state.messages. if toolResultBatch.terminate is true then final_response message get pushed into agent._state.messages. _processMessage() loop exit. then _agentLoop() can pick it as the output to outputChannel
Is my understanding correct?
the user can provide NATS connection to MCP server by adding agent.mcpserver (a callable struct) for communication with MCP server just like agent.llmCall (also a callable struct). I think communicating with MCP server is just send/receive JSON text right? Moreover, for simplicity I want to all tools into an MCP server so an agent can be instantiated with only listTools() in tool store then populate tools from MCP server later. what do you think?