Fix: enforce strict instructions function signature in get_system_prompt #1426
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Previously, the
Agentclass allowed dynamic instructions functions with any two parameters,including meaningless dummy names (e.g.,
def f(wrapper, a)), which caused confusion andallowed improper usage.
This commit adds strict signature checking in
get_system_promptto ensure the instructionscallable accepts exactly two parameters (context and agent), enforcing correct usage.
If the function signature does not have exactly two parameters, a clear TypeError is raised.
This prevents dummy or incorrect parameter usage, improving API correctness and developer
experience.