Implement create task

[waynehamadi]

Yay, more tests passing !

Commented the autogpt.utils.run(task.input) in case I am wrong.

But I am pretty sure the task_handler shouldn't execute the task. it should just create the task and return back an id.

[github-actions]

PR Analysis

• 🎯 Main theme: Implementing the task creation functionality in the task handler.
• 📌 Type of PR: Enhancement
• ✨ Focused PR: Yes, the PR is focused on implementing the task creation functionality.
• 🔒 Security concerns: No security concerns found

PR Feedback

• General suggestions: The PR seems to be implementing the task creation functionality correctly. However, it would be beneficial to add tests to ensure the functionality works as expected. Also, the commented out code should be removed if it's not needed.

• 🤖 Code feedback:

  • relevant file: autogpt/agent.py
    suggestion: Consider removing the commented out code if it's not needed. It's generally a good practice to keep the codebase clean and avoid leaving commented out code. [important]
    relevant line: # autogpt.utils.run(task.input) the task_handler only creates the task, it doesn't execute it

  • relevant file: autogpt/agent.py
    suggestion: Consider adding logging instead of print statements. This would provide a more robust way of tracking the flow and state of the application. [medium]
    relevant line: print(f"task: {task.input}")

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