Fixes #3: Resolve OpenAI API Key Validation Error in main.py

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Pull Request Description

Overview

This pull request addresses issue #3, which involved an error encountered when running main.py due to a missing OpenAI API key. The application previously relied on hard-coded API keys, leading to a ValidationError when the required key was not provided.

Changes Made

1. Error Identification:

   • The main issue was identified as the application not detecting the OPENAI_API_KEY, as highlighted by the traceback in the issue description.

2. Code Modifications:

   • Environment Variable Integration:
     • Added the python-dotenv library to manage sensitive information securely through environment variables.
     • Created a new .env file to store API keys, specifically OPENAI_API_KEY and ELEVENLABS_API_KEY, ensuring these values are never hard-coded in the source code.
   • Error Handling:
     • Implemented checks to verify that the API keys are set, providing informative error messages to users if any keys are missing.
   • Conditional Tool Initialization:
     • Enhanced flexibility by initializing functionalities related to Zapier and Twitter conditionally, only when the corresponding API keys are available, reducing potential errors during execution.

3. Final Setup Requirements:

   • Updated the application setup instructions to inform users that they need to configure their API keys in the newly created .env file. The required keys are:
     • OPENAI_API_KEY
     • ELEVENLABS_API_KEY
   • The code structure is now capable of handling the absence of Zapier and Twitter credentials gracefully, improving user experience.

Conclusion

With these changes, the issue related to the missing OpenAI API key has been resolved. The application should now run correctly, provided that users have set their API keys in the .env file. This approach not only fixes issue #3 but also enhances security and maintainability for future development.

Please review the changes, and don't forget to update your .env file with the necessary API keys to ensure proper functionality.

Fixes #3

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Aider:

Summary of Actions Taken on Issue #3:

1. Warning about Configuration Changes:

   • Found that the fields key has been removed in the transition to Pydantic V2.

2. Functionality Check for Model:

   • Confirmed that function calling is not enabled for the model litellm_proxy/bedrock-claude-v2. It's being mocked for now.

3. Runtime Management:

   • Successfully started the runtime and confirmed its readiness.

4. Issue Resolution Steps:

   • Encountered an error while executing main.py, which indicated that the OpenAI API key was not set properly in the environment.
   • Suggested storing API keys in a .env file instead of hardcoding them in the script.

5. File Modifications:

   • Created a .env file for environment variables and ensured it is in .gitignore to maintain security.
   • Adjusted the code in main.py to utilize the new langchain_openai package as the previous implementation was deprecated.

6. Installation of Required Packages:

   • Installed necessary Python packages that were missing to ensure compatibility, including the langchain-community package.

7. Testing the Integration:

   • Altered a testing script to validate the OpenAI integration while confirming the API key functionalities.
   • Updated deprecated methods in the code to comply with the latest standards.

8. Final Guidance for User:

   • Instructed the user to:
     • Create a .env file with their actual OpenAI API key.
     • Avoid committing the .env file to version control.
   • Confirmed that all changes address the original error and follow best practices for security and coding standards.

Resolution for Issue #3:

• The integration is now properly configured, addressing the issues encountered with the OpenAI API key and using the latest LangChain features.

Note: User should ensure to provide the correct API key in their .env file to enable successful execution of main.py.

[minimalProviderAgentMarket]

Aider:

Update on Issue #3: "Error upon running main.py"

Hello! Here’s a summary of the actions taken to address the error you encountered when running your main.py file:

1. Identified the Issue: The error message indicated that the OpenAI API key wasn't set properly. The message suggested either adding an environment variable OPENAI_API_KEY or passing it as a named parameter.

2. Created a .env File: A .env file has been created in your project directory, which is designed to store sensitive information like API keys securely.

3. Updated .gitignore: The .env file is included in the .gitignore to prevent it from being accidentally committed to version control.

4. Provided Instructions:

   • The README.md file has been updated with a detailed section on how to set up your environment variables, including a guide on copying the sample .env.example file and filling in your API keys.
   • Added a troubleshooting note to address the specific OpenAI API key error you encountered.

5. Sample .env.example File: A sample .env.example file has been created to guide you on the necessary fields to include for your API keys.

Your project should now have a clearer setup process, which will help you avoid the previous error. Make sure to fill in your actual API keys in the .env file as instructed.

Let me know if you need any further assistance!

Fixes #3