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Hey there! This is AG2 👋

First of all, thank you for using pyautogen! We've seen you're using pyautogen, and we're here to help you migrate to ag2.

This pull request is designed to help update this codebase by smoothly transitioning from the pyautogen library to the new ag2 library.

Why the change? pyautogen is being deprecated, and ag2 is now the recommended successor for ongoing development.

The good news is, there is no syntax difference between pyautogen and ag2 – this migration primarily involves updating library imports and usage.

This update will ensure the project stays compatible with the latest tools and can benefit from all the improvements in the ag2 ecosystem.

Could you please take a moment to review and merge this at your earliest convenience? Your collaboration is much appreciated! Thank you!

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  • Documentation
    • Updated installation instructions in the README to use the new package name.

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The README file in the Autogen-cookbook directory was updated to modify the pip installation command, changing the package name from "pyautogen" to "ag2". No other content or functionality was altered.

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Autogen-cookbook/README.md Updated pip install command from "pyautogen" to "ag2"

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A README tweak, so small and neat,
Now "ag2" is what you’ll meet.
No more "pyautogen" in sight—
Just type and install, your setup’s right!
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```bash
pip install pyautogen pandas matplotlib jupyter
pip install ag2 pandas matplotlib jupyter
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Verify that ag2 is the correct published package and migrate all remaining references

pip install ag2 … will break if the package on PyPI is named differently (e.g., ag2-ai, ag2ai, etc.).
Before merging, please confirm the exact package name and update:

  1. All notebooks / example scripts that still import pyautogen or autogen.
  2. The “Additional Resources” section, which still links to the original AutoGen docs.

🏁 Script executed:

#!/bin/bash
# Confirm that a package named "ag2" exists on PyPI and print its latest version.
curl -s https://pypi.org/pypi/ag2/json | jq '.info.version'

Length of output: 67


🏁 Script executed:

#!/bin/bash
# Search for remaining references to the old package names in code and notebooks
rg -n -e 'import pyautogen' -e 'from pyautogen' -e 'import autogen' -e 'from autogen'

Length of output: 223


🏁 Script executed:

#!/bin/bash
# Extract the “Additional Resources” section from the README
rg -n '# Additional Resources' -A10 Autogen-cookbook/README.md

Length of output: 229


Update remaining autogen references and docs links to ag2

We’ve confirmed that the ag2 package (v0.9.6) exists on PyPI. Please migrate all leftover references:

🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
In Autogen-cookbook/README.md around lines 24 to 26, update all remaining
references from "autogen" to "ag2". Specifically, replace the installation
command to use "ag2" instead of "autogen" if present, and in the Additional
Resources section, replace the AutoGen documentation and GitHub links with the
corresponding ag2 PyPI and GitHub URLs. Ensure all mentions and links reflect
the new package name and locations.

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