⚡ Optimize session listing by using iterators#17
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Refactor `list_sessions` to process the iterator directly, avoiding an unnecessary intermediate list conversion. This reduces memory footprint when handling a large number of sessions. Co-authored-by: mmontan <2553915+mmontan@users.noreply.github.com>
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💡 What: Refactored
list_sessionsinsrc/agent_engine_cli/main.pyto process the sessions iterator directly instead of converting it to a full list.🎯 Why: This optimization reduces the peak memory footprint of the CLI when listing a large number of sessions. It avoids an unnecessary intermediate list allocation and allows session objects to be processed and discarded one by one.
📊 Measured Improvement: While a quantitative benchmark was impractical due to environmental constraints (missing dependencies in the sandbox), this change is a guaranteed memory improvement by removing a full list copy of the session results. The peak memory usage is now proportional to the size of the Rich Table and the individual session objects being processed, rather than being at least the size of the entire session list.
PR created automatically by Jules for task 4640066907036728142 started by @mmontan