feat: Added RunOpsAgent for agent health check#355
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This reverts commit 7cbb23c.
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RunOpsAgentto the health check function to monitor agent health. Here's how it works:First, we ask the agent to get the weather info for a city using an API like
wttr. Then we make our own API call towttrin the background, get the result, and compare it with the agent's output. If the temperature (°C) matches closely with what we got, then the agent worked, so we consider it passing the health check. In all other cases (agent not reachable, failing tool calls, or getting the answer wrong for such a basic task), it's considered a failure.