Nikola Sobadjiev

@okhat I could take a look at it, as long as these agents and tools are here to stay. I also ran into this one today. The missing `dspy.Tool` class...

> Free-form agents, or the `ReAct` class in particular, haven't been a priority because it's not up there in the list of things we recommend people invest time into. Should...

Yeah, I feared that this usage/cost structure is LLM-dependant. So parsing it would be either a responsibility of the specific LM subclass, or there could be a specific mapping class/function...

Alright! Let me look at the way things will be working in the future and see if I can come up with a nice way to expose some metrics there....

Here's my take, based on what I'm seeing in the backend refactor PR. Pydantic models are being used already relatively extensively, which is cool - I personally like that. And...

> What is best workaround right now ? Unless something changed in the meantime, I believe the `inspect_history` function on `LM` classes is still your best bet. It will print...

Oh, cool! I appreciate that and hope people will find it useful. I'm not very good with C# so I cannot help much here, though.

I should add a README file to the project and include a link to your port so that people are able to find it more easily. If that's OK with...

That sounds like a nice idea! And you know what's going to be a good way to achieve that? Those "lazy" variables that Swift inherits from functional programming. We can...

I was referring to [Swift lazy collections](http://airspeedvelocity.net/2014/07/10/swifts-lazy-collections-and-sequences/). But now that I think about it, it's not going to help us all that much. Maybe it would be better to just...