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  • Add AI Enrollment Counselor notebook for university admissions

  • Add Intelligent Travel Planning Agent notebook for travel automation

  • Both notebooks demonstrate PraisonAI agent implementations


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  A["New Notebooks"] --> B["AI Enrollment Counselor"]
  A --> C["Travel Planning Agent"]
  B --> D["Document Validation"]
  B --> E["Admissions Guidance"]
  C --> F["Travel Research"]
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AI_Enrollment_Counselor.ipynb
AI Enrollment Counselor notebook implementation                   

examples/cookbooks/AI_Enrollment_Counselor.ipynb

  • Complete Jupyter notebook implementing AI enrollment counselor agent
  • Includes document validation and admissions guidance functionality
  • Demonstrates PraisonAI agent setup with role-based prompting
  • Contains working examples for document checking and Q&A
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    intelligent_travel_planning_agent.ipynb
    Intelligent Travel Planning Agent notebook                             

    examples/cookbooks/intelligent_travel_planning_agent.ipynb

  • Complete Jupyter notebook for intelligent travel planning agent
  • Implements travel research and itinerary generation capabilities
  • Uses PraisonAI framework for automated travel recommendations
  • Includes cost estimation and personalized planning features
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    A new Jupyter notebook example is added, showcasing an AI Enrollment Counselor agent for university admissions automation. The notebook demonstrates how to configure, interact with, and utilize the agent to answer applicant questions, check application completeness, and provide personalized admissions guidance using the PraisonAI library.

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    examples/cookbooks/AI_Enrollment_Counselor.ipynb Added a notebook demonstrating an AI agent for university admissions, including setup, usage, and helper code.

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        User->>Notebook: Provide query (with optional submitted/required docs)
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    In the halls of code where knowledge grows,
    An agent now helps where admissions flows.
    With guidance and care, it checks each form,
    Ensuring completeness is the norm.
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    Summary of Changes

    Hello @Dhivya-Bharathy, I'm Gemini Code Assist1! I'm currently reviewing this pull request and will post my feedback shortly. In the meantime, here's a summary to help you and other reviewers quickly get up to speed!

    This pull request introduces a new example Jupyter notebook that showcases an AI Enrollment Counselor agent. This agent, built with the PraisonAI framework, is designed to assist with university admissions by providing automated responses to applicant questions and helping to validate application completeness. Please note that the content of the notebook pertains to an 'AI Enrollment Counselor' despite the pull request title and description indicating a 'Travel Planning Agent'.

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    • New Notebook Addition: A new Jupyter notebook, AI_Enrollment_Counselor.ipynb, has been added to the examples/cookbooks directory. This notebook introduces an AI agent for university admissions, despite the pull request title suggesting a 'Travel Planning Agent'.
    • AI Enrollment Counselor Agent: The notebook demonstrates the implementation of an AI Enrollment Counselor agent. This agent is designed to automate university admissions tasks, such as answering applicant questions and verifying application completeness.
    • PraisonAI Framework Integration: The agent is built using the PraisonAI Agents framework, showcasing how to define an agent's ROLE, GOAL, and INSTRUCTIONS to guide its behavior in an admissions context.
    • Practical Demonstrations: The notebook includes executable code cells that illustrate the agent's capabilities, specifically demonstrating how it can check for missing application documents and respond to general admissions inquiries.
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    Security Risk

    The notebook contains a hardcoded API key placeholder that could lead to accidental exposure of real API keys if users copy-paste without proper redaction.

     "os.environ[\"OPENAI_API_KEY\"] = \"sk-...\"  # <-- Replace with your actual OpenAI API key"
    ]
    
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    The function definition uses inconsistent parameter handling and could be simplified. The conditional logic for document checking versus general queries could be more robust.

    "def ask_enrollment_agent(query, submitted=None, required=None):\n",
    "    if submitted and required:\n",
    "        prompt = (\n",
    "            f\"Applicant submitted documents: {submitted}\\n\"\n",
    "            f\"Required documents: {required}\\n\"\n",
    "            f\"{query}\\n\"\n",
    "            \"List any missing documents and provide guidance.\"\n",
    "        )\n",
    "        return enrollment_agent.start(prompt)\n",
    "    else:\n",
    "        return enrollment_agent.start(query)\n",
    

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    examples/cookbooks/intelligent_travel_planning_agent.ipynb [73-78]

    -# Set your API keys here (replace with your actual keys)
    -OPENAI_API_KEY = "sk-..."  # <-- Replace with your OpenAI API key
    -SERP_API_KEY = "..."       # <-- Replace with your SerpAPI key (optional)
    +import os
    +from getpass import getpass
    +
    +# Get API keys from environment or prompt user
    +OPENAI_API_KEY = os.getenv("OPENAI_API_KEY") or getpass("Enter your OpenAI API key: ")
    +SERP_API_KEY = os.getenv("SERP_API_KEY") or getpass("Enter your SerpAPI key (optional): ")
     
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    examples/cookbooks/AI_Enrollment_Counselor.ipynb [68]

    -os.environ["OPENAI_API_KEY"] = "sk-..."  # <-- Replace with your actual OpenAI API key
    +import getpass
    +if "OPENAI_API_KEY" not in os.environ:
    +    os.environ["OPENAI_API_KEY"] = getpass.getpass("Enter your OpenAI API key: ")

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    The function should validate the days parameter to ensure it's a positive
    integer. Invalid input could cause incorrect calculations or runtime errors in
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    examples/cookbooks/intelligent_travel_planning_agent.ipynb [105]

    +if not isinstance(days, int) or days <= 0:
    +    raise ValueError("Days must be a positive integer")
     costs = base_costs.get(budget_type.lower(), base_costs["mid-range"])

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     def ask_enrollment_agent(query, submitted=None, required=None):
    -    if submitted and required:
    -        prompt = (
    -            f"Applicant submitted documents: {submitted}\n"
    -            f"Required documents: {required}\n"
    -            f"{query}\n"
    -            "List any missing documents and provide guidance."
    -        )
    -        return enrollment_agent.start(prompt)
    -    else:
    -        return enrollment_agent.start(query)
    +    if not query or not query.strip():
    +        return "Please provide a valid query."
    +    
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    +        if submitted and required:
    +            prompt = (
    +                f"Applicant submitted documents: {submitted}\n"
    +                f"Required documents: {required}\n"
    +                f"{query}\n"
    +                "List any missing documents and provide guidance."
    +            )
    +            return enrollment_agent.start(prompt)
    +        else:
    +            return enrollment_agent.start(query)
    +    except Exception as e:
    +        return f"Error processing request: {str(e)}"

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    examples/cookbooks/AI_Enrollment_Counselor.ipynb (2)

    68-68: Use a more secure API key placeholder.

    Consider using a more generic placeholder like "your-openai-api-key-here" instead of "sk-..." to avoid any risk of users accidentally committing real API keys that match this pattern.

    -os.environ["OPENAI_API_KEY"] = "sk-..."  # <-- Replace with your actual OpenAI API key
    +os.environ["OPENAI_API_KEY"] = "your-openai-api-key-here"  # <-- Replace with your actual OpenAI API key

    407-417: Add input validation and error handling to the helper function.

    The function could benefit from input validation and error handling to make it more robust for production use.

     def ask_enrollment_agent(query, submitted=None, required=None):
    +    """
    +    Ask the enrollment agent a question with optional document validation.
    +    
    +    Args:
    +        query (str): The question to ask the agent
    +        submitted (list, optional): List of submitted documents
    +        required (list, optional): List of required documents
    +    
    +    Returns:
    +        str: Agent's response
    +    """
    +    if not query or not isinstance(query, str):
    +        raise ValueError("Query must be a non-empty string")
    +    
         if submitted and required:
    +        if not isinstance(submitted, list) or not isinstance(required, list):
    +            raise ValueError("Document lists must be lists")
             prompt = (
                 f"Applicant submitted documents: {submitted}\n"
                 f"Required documents: {required}\n"
                 f"{query}\n"
                 "List any missing documents and provide guidance."
             )
             return enrollment_agent.start(prompt)
         else:
             return enrollment_agent.start(query)
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    examples/cookbooks/AI_Enrollment_Counselor.ipynb (4)

    9-18: Inconsistency detected between PR objectives and notebook content.

    The PR objectives describe this as an "Intelligent Travel Planning Agent" notebook, but the actual content is an "AI Enrollment Counselor" for university admissions. Please verify that the correct notebook was submitted or update the PR description accordingly.

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    47-47: Dependencies installation looks good.

    The installation command is clean and appropriate for a demo notebook. The --quiet flag ensures clean output.


    88-88: Clean import statement.

    The import follows best practices and aligns with the PraisonAI architecture using the Agent class.


    108-118: Well-structured agent configuration.

    The role, goal, and instructions are clearly defined and provide appropriate guidance for an enrollment counselor agent. The configuration follows PraisonAI best practices.

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    Code Review

    This pull request adds the AI Enrollment Counselor notebook, demonstrating a PraisonAI agent implementation. The changes include setting up the agent and defining its role, goal, and instructions. The main feedback points are around improving API key security and mitigating prompt injection vulnerabilities.

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    "import os\n",
    "os.environ[\"OPENAI_API_KEY\"] = \"sk-...\" # <-- Replace with your actual OpenAI API key"
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    high

    Storing the OpenAI API key directly in the notebook is not secure[^1]. It's recommended to load it from an environment variable or use a secure method like getpass to prompt the user for input at runtime.

    Consider adding a check for the environment variable first and only prompting if it's not set.

    import os
    from getpass import getpass
    
    if "OPENAI_API_KEY" not in os.environ:
        os.environ["OPENAI_API_KEY"] = getpass("Enter your OpenAI API key: ")
    

    Comment on lines +407 to +417
    "def ask_enrollment_agent(query, submitted=None, required=None):\n",
    " if submitted and required:\n",
    " prompt = (\n",
    " f\"Applicant submitted documents: {submitted}\\n\"\n",
    " f\"Required documents: {required}\\n\"\n",
    " f\"{query}\\n\"\n",
    " \"List any missing documents and provide guidance.\"\n",
    " )\n",
    " return enrollment_agent.start(prompt)\n",
    " else:\n",
    " return enrollment_agent.start(query)\n",
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    high

    The ask_enrollment_agent function is vulnerable to prompt injection because the query is directly concatenated into the prompt[^1]. Additionally, it doesn't handle cases where only one of submitted or required is provided, leading to incorrect behavior.

    Refactor the function to validate arguments and use a structured prompt to mitigate these issues.

    def ask_enrollment_agent(query, submitted=None, required=None):
        if (submitted is not None and required is None) or \
           (submitted is None and required is not None):
            raise ValueError("For document checking, both 'submitted' and 'required' arguments must be provided.")
    
        if submitted is not None and required is not None:
            # Using a structured prompt to reduce injection risk
            prompt = (
                "You are checking for missing documents for a university application.\n"
                f"Applicant submitted documents: {submitted}\n"
                f"All required documents: {required}\n\n"
                f"User query: '''{query}'''\n\n"
                "Based on the information above, list any missing documents and provide guidance."
            )
            return enrollment_agent.start(prompt)
        else:
            return enrollment_agent.start(query)
    

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