code fix for #333

[dhruv-bansal]

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Fixes #333 🦕

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Summary of Changes

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This pull request addresses an issue where taskId was incorrectly sent to remote agents, leading to potential problems in task management. The fix ensures that remote agents are now responsible for generating their own task IDs, improving the robustness and autonomy of inter-agent communication within the system.

Highlights

• Inter-agent Communication: Modified the send_message function in routing_agent.py to prevent the taskId from being included in messages sent to remote agents. This ensures that remote agents create their own tasks.

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Code Review

This pull request fixes an issue by preventing the taskId from being sent to remote agents, allowing them to create their own tasks. The change is implemented by commenting out the code that adds the taskId to the message payload. While this is a valid fix, my feedback suggests removing the commented-out code entirely to improve code maintainability, as version control can be used to track historical changes.

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Rather than commenting out this code, it's preferable to remove it completely. Leaving commented-out code can lead to confusion and clutter the codebase. The version control system (Git) will preserve the history of this change, so the code can be recovered if needed in the future.

[dhruv-bansal]

You are right, but adding explicitly comment and commenting code for now so that it is easy for reviewer to review it once it is reviewed probably before merging on it next refactoring I will remove the commented code.