[lieret]

Sorry, I missed that!

That's a little bit out of the scope of this project (because we were aiming for the bare minimum of what is needed to get a performative agent — and unfortunately learning from mistake also isn't measured by most benchmarks as they require tasks to be solved independently).

However, you can always add "memory" to agents by asking them to write and read from a file in your repo (Claude.md, cursorrules etc.) You can also try to automate this process and have a mechanism by which the LM decides itself when to put something in them. Similar to how memories work in chatGPT. I think Cursor also recently started doing that.

> checking for new versions of libraries, and write a list of tasks first before the execution

Just add it to the prompt! That's not always desired behavior for a command line helper, but I think it shouldn't be too hard to get it to do that just by prompting alone.