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Adding new experts is getting easier and we've done well with the structure to not add breaking changes. Looks good.
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This pull request introduces a GitAgent module that integrates various Git operations into a structured framework using dspy. The agent provides capabilities such as retrieving commit history, checking the current branch, listing all branches, pulling latest changes, pushing updates, and more. These functionalities are designed to streamline Git interactions within a software development workflow by encapsulating common tasks in a reusable and modular way.
The implementation includes error handling for cases where Git is not installed or commands fail, ensuring robustness in different environments. Additionally, the module supports custom repository paths and limits for commit history, making it flexible for diverse use cases.
Overall, this PR enhances automation and simplifies Git management through an intuitive interface that can be easily extended or integrated into larger systems.