call benchmark

[jmikedupont2]

Your plan for today's work on the AutoGPT Autonomous Agents Hackathon sounds great! To run the official benchmarks in GitHub Actions and provide a comment with the /agent-action command, you should be able to use a command like this:

/agent-action benchmark plan <bot_url> <benchmark_url>

Replace <bot_url> with the URL of your AutoGPT bot and <benchmark_url> with the URL of the official benchmarks. This should help you initiate the benchmarking process and get the results in a comment. Good luck with your hackathon project!

Certainly! You can use the Python click library to create a simple command-line parser for the part after the /agent-action command. Here's a basic example:

import click

@click.command()
@click.option('--action', prompt='Enter action (e.g., benchmark):')
@click.option('--plan', prompt='Enter plan:')
@click.option('--boturl', prompt='Enter bot URL:')
@click.option('--benchmarkurl', prompt='Enter benchmark URL:')
def parse_command(action, plan, boturl, benchmarkurl):
    if action == 'benchmark':
        # You can perform the necessary actions here, e.g., running benchmarks
        click.echo(f'Action: {action}')
        click.echo(f'Plan: {plan}')
        click.echo(f'Bot URL: {boturl}')
        click.echo(f'Benchmark URL: {benchmarkurl}')
    else:
        click.echo('Invalid action.')

if __name__ == '__main__':
    parse_command()

With this code, you can create a simple command-line parser that prompts the user for the action, plan, bot URL, and benchmark URL, and then processes the action if it's "benchmark." You can expand upon this by adding the logic to run benchmarks or perform other actions as needed.

Make sure you have the click library installed in your Python environment to use this code. You can install it using pip install click.