import evoagentx.workflow.operators as operator import examples.aflow.scicode_full.optimized.round_4.prompt as prompt_custom from evoagentx.models.model_configs import LLMConfig from evoagentx.benchmark.benchmark import Benchmark from evoagentx.models.model_utils import create_llm_instance class Workflow: def __init__( self, name: str, llm_config: LLMConfig, benchmark: Benchmark ): self.name = name self.llm = create_llm_instance(llm_config) self.benchmark = benchmark self.custom = operator.Custom(self.llm) self.custom_code_generate = operator.CustomCodeGenerate(self.llm) self.test_operator = operator.Test(self.llm) # Initialized the test operator self.sc_ensemble = operator.ScEnsemble(self.llm) # Added ensemble operator async def __call__(self, problem: str, entry_point: str): """ Implementation of the workflow Custom operator to generate anything you want. But when you want to get standard code, you should use custom_code_generate operator. """ # Generate multiple potential solutions solution_1 = await self.custom_code_generate(problem=problem, entry_point=entry_point, instruction=prompt_custom.GENERATE_PYTHON_CODE_PROMPT) solution_2 = await self.custom_code_generate(problem=problem, entry_point=entry_point, instruction=prompt_custom.GENERATE_PYTHON_CODE_PROMPT) # Generating a second solution solutions = [solution_1['response'], solution_2['response']] # Collecting both solutions # Use ScEnsemble to select the best solution from the generated solutions best_solution = await self.sc_ensemble.sc_ensemble(solutions=solutions, problem=problem) # Test the ensemble solution test_result = await self.test_operator.test(problem=problem, solution=best_solution['response'], entry_point=entry_point, benchmark=self.benchmark) if not test_result['result']: return {"success": False, "current_solution": test_result['solution']} return {"success": True, "final_solution": best_solution['response']} # Return the final verified solution