NVIDIA-NeMo / NVIDIA-NeMo/Gym

N tools : 1 resource sever mapping and 1 resource server: 1 agent mapping

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Description

The concept tutorials are great! They are very easy to follow and provides essential background.

One thing I feel will come up in cusotmer discussion about the mapping. I recommend that we make it clear that:

  1. Resource server is not a single tool server. It is a server for 1 or more tools. For example, in simple weather server, we only have 1 tool get_weather. But in the Google search server, we have 2 tools browse and search.
  2. In the agent:server mapping YAML, we only allow 1 resource server mapped to a single agent.
  3. While you can have multiple agents running with a single ng_run command, there is no orchestration between the multiple agents (e.g. the user need to work out a way to delegate the tasks to the different agents).

Please correct me if my understanding above is incorrect.

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Locate the concept tutorials and the agent:server mapping YAML, then inspect how ng_run handles multiple agents. Update the documentation to clarify resource-server tool counts, the one-server-per-agent mapping, and the lack of orchestration between agents.

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yaml
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