frontend: added temperature gauge to assistant form

[ezawadski]

Added the Slider Component from the Coral Web interface to the Assistants Web interface.

Added Temperature Setting to Assistant Create and Update forms. This setting is then used when chatting with the assistant.

AI Description

This PR introduces a new temperature parameter to the AgentSettingsForm component and its associated types, allowing users to set the temperature for agents. The temperature parameter is now included in the CreateAgentSettingsFields and UpdateAgentSettingsFields types, as well as in the ConfigStep component.

• The temperature parameter is added to the AgentSettingsForm component's ConfigStep component, allowing users to set the temperature for agents.
• The temperature parameter is included in the CreateAgentSettingsFields and UpdateAgentSettingsFields types, ensuring that the temperature is considered when creating or updating agents.
• The temperature parameter is set to a default value of 0.3 in the DEFAULT_AGENT_TEMPERATURE constant.
• The temperature parameter is added to the Chat.tsx component, enabling the setting of the temperature for the agent.
• The temperature parameter is included in the UpdateAgent.tsx component, allowing the temperature to be updated for the agent.
• The temperature parameter is added to the CreateAgent.tsx component, enabling the setting of the temperature for the agent during creation.
• The temperature parameter is included in the paramsSlice.ts file, ensuring that the temperature is considered when creating or updating agents.

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[EugeneLightsOn]

Great PR, Eric! Just one small nit, and it’s ready to go.

[tianjing-li]

Seems the backend already had a temperature value on Agents.

Did you check that the Agent's updated temperature value gets set in the chat_request, see process_chat()

I think you might need to set it like these lines

# Set the agent settings in the chat request
chat_request.model = agent.model
chat_request.preamble = agent.preamble

Otherwise frontend changes lgtm

[ezawadski]

Seems the backend already had a temperature value on Agents.

Did you check that the Agent's updated temperature value gets set in the chat_request, see process_chat()

I think you might need to set it like these lines

# Set the agent settings in the chat request
chat_request.model = agent.model
chat_request.preamble = agent.preamble

Otherwise frontend changes lgtm

@tianjing-li

The backend uses the temperature passed with the ChatRequest when the chat endpoint is called. I think this is better then defaulting to what is set on the Model because it allows a user to potentially change the temperature between messages. I have the frontend take the value from the model and pass it with the request to the backend.

We keep this business logic in the frontend and leave the backend more flexible and scalable.

[tianjing-li]

@ezawadski I believe the opposite might happen if we don't enforce these values being used by the backend.

We could send temperature=0.8 in the request body to POST /chat-stream for example while the Agent actually has a temperature set to 0.5, and it would use the 0.8 value rather than the one on the Agent, this is my understanding at least. We can chat more next week online if needed

[tianjing-li]

Looks great thank you