Agent as coder Challenge submission by Chandana H#39
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This pull request introduces agent.py, a stateful, autonomous coding agent built to solve the "Agent-as-Coder" challenge. The agent is designed to analyze PDF bank statements, generate custom Python parsers, and iteratively self-correct its code based on empirical validation.
✨ Key Features
Autonomous Self-Correction: The agent uses a "generate, test, refine" loop. It analyzes test failures and uses that context to improve the code in subsequent attempts.
Stateful Workflow: Built with LangGraph, the agent maintains a stateful context throughout its execution, allowing it to learn and make decisions based on past actions.
Schema-Driven Design: The agent is not hardcoded for any specific bank. It dynamically adapts its parsing strategy based on the schema of the provided ground-truth CSV file.
Robust Error Handling: The agent is designed to handle PDF parsing errors, code execution errors, and data validation failures, using them as feedback for its correction loop.