Removes bundled agents and deprecated toolkits#33
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Introduces an `unsafe` flag that skips command allowlist validation when enabled, relying instead on policy-layer blocking of catastrophic patterns. This enables broader command execution while maintaining security through higher-level safeguards.
Eliminates built-in agents (FileAgent, WebAgent, CodeAgent) and deprecated toolkits (FilesystemToolkit, WebToolkit, ShellToolkit, MemoryToolkit) in favor of a pluggable architecture where applications provide their own toolkit implementations. Updates documentation and examples to reflect the new approach of using AbstractAgent with custom tools and toolkits.
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Streamlines the framework by removing built-in agents and deprecated toolkits, shifting the responsibility to application code. This change promotes greater flexibility and reduces framework complexity.
FileAgent,WebAgent, andCodeAgentclassesFilesystemToolkit,WebToolkit,ShellToolkit, andMemoryToolkitMemoryInterfaceand related implementations