CodeAct Agent 框架概览

### Pseudo in Programming Context In the realm of software development and programming, the term **pseudo** often refers to a simplified or abstract representation that is not fully functional code but serves as an outline or blueprint for actual implementation. This concept appears prominently within two main contexts: #### Pseudocode Pseudocode represents informal high-level descriptions of algorithms without adhering strictly to any specific syntax. It aims at enhancing readability while providing enough detail so developers can understand logic flow easily. For instance, when designing complex systems like those involving actions based on states such as `action: Action = agent.act(state)`[^1], pseudocode might look something along these lines: ```plaintext IF current_state IS NOT final THEN CHOOSE action FROM possible_actions BASED ON policy EXECUTE chosen_action IN environment UPDATE state WITH outcome OF executed_action ENDIF ``` This approach facilitates communication between team members by focusing on what needs to be done rather than how it should be coded exactly. #### Pseudo-elements in Web Development Another area where pseudo comes into play extensively is web development with CSS (Cascading Style Sheets). Here, pseudo-elements allow styling parts of elements beyond their content box—such as before/after text insertion points or first-letter formatting. An example would involve adding quotation marks around selected paragraphs using ::before and ::after selectors: ```css blockquote::before { content: "“"; } blockquote::after { content: "”"; } ``` These constructs provide flexibility in design without altering HTML structure directly. #### Application Within CodeAct Framework Considering frameworks similar to CodeAct described earlier, which heavily rely on Python scripts for various operations including generating executable snippets dynamically from user queries via prompts, one could imagine scenarios utilizing both forms of 'pseudo': - Developers may draft initial versions of interaction patterns through pseudocode. - For UI components interacting closely with generated outputs, custom styles applied via CSS pseudo-selectors enhance presentation adaptability depending upon runtime conditions.