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Summary

  • Added reusable AgentCard component
  • Implemented Agents page supporting up to 7 agents
  • Enabled add/remove/edit functionality

Acceptance Criteria

  • Clean UI
  • Editable prompts and roles
  • Agent add/remove
  • No hardcoded logic

Closes #60

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This pull request introduces a new feature that allows users to configure and manage multiple agents through a dedicated user interface. It provides a structured way to define agent properties and interactions, enhancing the system's multi-agent capabilities.

Highlights

  • New Agent Card Component: A reusable AgentCard component has been introduced to display and manage individual agent configurations, including editable fields for name, type, system prompt, priority, and enabled status.
  • Agents Page Implementation: A dedicated Agents page has been added, providing a user interface to manage a collection of agents. This page supports adding, removing, and editing agents, with a current limit of up to 7 agents.
  • Agent Management Functionality: The new Agents page includes core functionalities for agent management, allowing users to dynamically add new agents, update their properties, and remove existing ones through an interactive UI.

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This pull request introduces a new UI for configuring multiple agents. The implementation is a good start, but there are several critical issues that need to be addressed. The main problem is a type mismatch for the Agent object between the Agents page and the AgentCard component, which will lead to runtime bugs. Additionally, the state management logic for updating and removing agents relies on array indices, which is fragile and should be refactored to use unique IDs. I've also included some suggestions for improving code quality and maintainability, such as moving away from inline styles and <br> tags for layout.

adishchowdhury and others added 5 commits January 6, 2026 13:27
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Refactor Agent type definition by importing from a separate types file.
@adishchowdhury adishchowdhury marked this pull request as draft January 6, 2026 08:23
@adishchowdhury adishchowdhury marked this pull request as ready for review January 6, 2026 08:28
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🎛️ Feature: Multi-Agent Task Assignment Dashboard (Frontend)

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