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Significant-Gravitas
Is LocalCache working?
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Which Operating System are you using?
Linux
GPT-3 or GPT-4?
GPT-3.5
Steps to reproduce 🕹
run auto-gpt using local cache
Current behavior 😯
On first run, it complains that no AutoGpt.json exists.
After I create the file and start again, the file remains empty.
Expected behavior 🤔
I assume AutoGpt.json is used to store the progress so it can continue where it left off?
Whatever the case, AutoGpt.json doesn't seem to get used for anything. A cursory grep doesn't show that filename anywhere in the source:
$ grep -rIl AutoGpt.json *
$
Your prompt 📝
ai_name: Test AI
ai_role: >
An AI designed to <redacted>
ai_goals:
# I had to do this to help it remember between restarts, It does work:
- keep track of your progess in a file, if this is a new session, check the file and continue from where you left off.
# I have yet to get this one to work:
- first step is to Pre-seed your knowledge of goals by importing the markdown files stored in the docs/ directory, note that if the file is larger than 4KB, it will need to be split into multiple parts before you try to read it.
- Understand the document located in the docs/ directory and update it to align with your role.
- do not create empty scripts using "touch", simply create the script with the code when needed, then verify that the file has the code intended.
- Do not try to install or run programs that require interactive shells such as "nano", or "gedit". Prefer file editing using python, sed, awk, grep, etc.
- Keep track of any files that you have created. If you try to access a file that you think you created but it is not there, create it.
- do not to use "execute_shell" to run programs other than for basic needs such as "cd", "mkdir", "sed", "awk", "python", etc. If something absolutely requires using it, log your needs to a file for later review by me and then move on to the next task.
- Do not try to install missing programs. If a program is missing, log your needs to a file for later review by me and then move on to the next task.
- Do not attempt to use or run any commands that would require "sudo" when using "execute_shell".
- Never use ssh.
- Do not try to make contact with anyone, no emails, no phone calls, no tweets, no posts.
- do not use clone_repository
Your Logs 📒
This is the only relevant "log" (which is not logged, it appears on STDOUT.
Warning: The file 'AutoGpt.json' does not exist. Local memory would not be saved to a file.
Just create the File by yourself and only put curly brackets into it. The File should look like this:
{}
Just create the File by yourself and only put curly brackets into it. The File should look like this:
{}
Yes, I know. Which is why I said:
After I create the file and start again, the file remains empty.
The problem is that the file never gets written to.
Have you tried to print the file while auto-gpt is running?
well sheesh. It didn't occur to me to do that! I would have thought it wouldn't wide the file each time. I thought it would use that file on subsequent restarts to remember where it left off. Thank you!