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Description
As I delve into the development of the Rust port for the Lagchain library, I've identified a crucial feature that appears to be absent in the original Python implementation—native support for streaming the final responses of agents. This functionality is particularly important for applications requiring real-time data processing and analysis. Inspired by a tutorial on streaming Lagchain agent outputs (video link below), I believe incorporating this feature into the Rust port could significantly enhance its utility and performance.
Video Reference: How to Stream Lagchain Agent Output
Feature Description:
I propose we integrate a feature allowing for the asynchronous streaming of an agent's final response. This could potentially be implemented using Rust's robust asynchronous and concurrency features, such as futures and streams, to provide a high-performance, real-time data streaming capability.