Implement Multi-Agent Configuration Dashboard

[Charu19awasthi]

This component allows users to manage multiple AI agents, including adding, updating, and removing agents, with a maximum limit of 7 agents.

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Summary of Changes

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This pull request delivers a new frontend component designed to streamline the configuration and management of AI agents within a multi-agent system. It provides a user-friendly interface for adding, modifying, and removing agents, ensuring that their roles and behaviors are clearly defined and manageable, with a built-in limit to maintain system integrity.

Highlights

• New Multi-Agent Configuration Dashboard: This pull request introduces a new React component, MultiAgentDashboard.jsx, which provides a user interface for configuring and managing multiple AI agents.
• Agent Management Functionality: Users can now add new agents, update their properties (name, role, system prompt, task, priority, and active status), and remove agents from the configuration directly within the dashboard.
• Agent Limit Enforcement: The dashboard enforces a maximum limit of 7 agents, preventing users from adding more once this cap is reached, ensuring a controlled environment for agent collaboration.
• Default Agent Setup: The component initializes with a predefined set of 7 default agents, each assigned a specific role such as Planner, Researcher, or Executor, providing a ready-to-use starting configuration.
• Dynamic User Interface: Each agent is presented as a configurable card within a grid layout, allowing for individual editing of its properties and providing visual cues for its active status.

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Code Review

This pull request introduces a new MultiAgentDashboard component. The implementation is a good start, but there are several areas for improvement regarding maintainability, correctness, and React best practices. My review highlights issues such as the use of inline styles, hardcoded values, uncontrolled components, potential bugs with data types, and non-unique key generation. I've provided suggestions to refactor the code for better organization, robustness, and long-term maintainability.

[Charu19awasthi]

Adds a new Multi-Agent Configuration page that allows users to visually
manage up to 7 AI agents, assign roles, pass prompts and tasks, control
priority, and enable/disable agents.

This page acts as a control center for orchestrating collaborative
multi-agent workflows and prepares structured agent data for future
backend execution.

@abhishek-nexgen-dev kindly review the pr and merged if it is solving the issue also assign it to me and add label

[Charu19awasthi]

fixes #60 issue @abhishek-nexgen-dev

[abhishek-nexgen-dev]

@Charu19awasthi I will review this pr tomorrow. Becouse today is my exam

[abhishek-nexgen-dev]

@Charu19awasthi Please Follow the Proper Folder Structure and make sure you Ui match with user Template

[Charu19awasthi]

@abhishek-nexgen-dev okay doing it , could you elaborate what is the problem with folder structure?

[abhishek-nexgen-dev]

@Charu19awasthi So we are using feature wise Structure you can refer our Existing code base and then try to understand how Code are Breaked into different components, Section , Pages , Content

[Charu19awasthi]

okay got it