It has the strip aggressiveness level suport.
You can tune up 3 levels for each template output of your stacktrace using lowfat-filter dsl, shellscript or python.
It requires a bit effort in doing long-term adjustment and tuning for your agent common cli tools commands called. kinda need to evolve on day-to-day basis. But, agent itself can be useful to help tuning this.
The LLMs already do that themselves with `tail` all the time. There's a lot of room for improvement on top of that. Though they usually figure it out after a few tries. I often just paste manual runs errors myself anyway.
It has the strip aggressiveness level suport. You can tune up 3 levels for each template output of your stacktrace using lowfat-filter dsl, shellscript or python.
gonna ask the same... do far it's has been manually choosing what's useful in each command for the agents?
It requires a bit effort in doing long-term adjustment and tuning for your agent common cli tools commands called. kinda need to evolve on day-to-day basis. But, agent itself can be useful to help tuning this.
In a perfect world the LLM needs to be very explicit on what it wants to read
The LLMs already do that themselves with `tail` all the time. There's a lot of room for improvement on top of that. Though they usually figure it out after a few tries. I often just paste manual runs errors myself anyway.