Multiple agents (bug finder/security research/regression tester)

[EdenGottlieb]

Feature request

We use pr-agent all time (thank you for this incredible tool!)
We would like to have multiple instances of PR-Agent installed in our repo with each one having a different "hat"
and focusing on different things (e.g. vulnerability researcher/bug finder/regression tester)
Would it be possible to add some sort of "installation ID" to PR Agent to be able to install several instances of it in
one repo and not have them clash with each other?
Is there a better way for fulfilling this requirement I'm not aware of?
Thanks!

Motivation

It is difficult for PR Agent to juggle all of the different requirements (adequate testing, preventing new bugs, preventing breakage of existing features, etc.) in one review.

[mrT23]

Hi @EdenGottlieb

just to better understand the question:
What is your deployment type ? Are you using github action (with PR-Agent) ?

[EdenGottlieb]

Hi @EdenGottlieb

just to better understand the question:
What is your deployment type ? Are you using github action (with PR-Agent) ?

Yes I am :)

[mrT23]

With 'extra_insturctions', you can tailor each output and emphasize different things:
https://qodo-merge-docs.qodo.ai/tools/improve/#extra-instructions

So by defining several github actions with different 'extra_insturctions', you can practically do what you aimed for - getting multiple code suggestions from different 'agents', each with his own emphasize

[EdenGottlieb]

With 'extra_insturctions', you can tailor each output and emphasize different things:
https://qodo-merge-docs.qodo.ai/tools/improve/#extra-instructions

So by defining several github actions with different 'extra_insturctions', you can practically do what you aimed for - getting multiple code suggestions from different 'agents', each with his own emphasize

Cool! And they won't override each other's persistent comments?

[mrT23]

good point.
you will probably need to turn it off

[EdenGottlieb]

good point.
you will probably need to turn it off

But I like persistent comments! It's a great feature.
If each installation could have its own ID it'd be possible, each installation would have its own comment to update