LoopEvaluation Class
Definition
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Represents the result produced by a LoopEvaluator after an agent iteration: whether the LoopAgent should re-invoke the wrapped agent and, optionally, the feedback or explicit messages that should inform the next iteration.
public sealed class LoopEvaluationtype LoopEvaluation = classPublic NotInheritable Class LoopEvaluation- Inheritance
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LoopEvaluation
Remarks
An evaluator is concerned only with the judgment (continue or stop) and what to carry forward. In the common case it returns a feedback string and lets the LoopAgent decide how that feedback is turned into the next input (and whether the session is reset). For full control, ContinueWithMessages(IEnumerable<ChatMessage>) supplies the exact messages to send next, bypassing the loop's feedback and message construction.
Properties
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
| Feedback |
Gets the feedback describing what is missing or what the agent should do next, or |
| ShouldReinvoke |
Gets a value indicating whether the loop should run the wrapped agent again. |
Methods
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
| Continue(String) |
Creates an evaluation that re-invokes the wrapped agent, optionally carrying feedback forward. |
| ContinueWithMessages(IEnumerable<ChatMessage>) |
Creates an evaluation that re-invokes the wrapped agent with the specified messages, bypassing the loop's feedback and message construction. |
| Stop() |
Creates an evaluation that stops the loop and returns the latest response to the caller. |