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Fix variable name from lm_output to output
kiankyars Apr 8, 2026
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Fix variable name for LM output in example
kiankyars Apr 8, 2026
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Correct typo in mini-swe-agent documentation
kiankyars Apr 9, 2026
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messages = [{"role": "user", "content": "Help me fix the ValueError in main.py"}]
while True:
lm_output = query_lm(messages)
print("LM output", output)
print("LM output", lm_output)
messages.append({"role": "assistant", "content": lm_output}) # remember what the LM said
action = parse_action(lm_output) # separate the action from output
print("Action", action)
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```

`mini-swe-agent` provides different environment classes that for example allow to execute actions in docker containers instead of directly in your local environment.
Sonds more complicated? It really isn't: all we do is switch from `subprocess.run` to calls to `docker exec`.
Sounds more complicated? It really isn't: all we do is switch from `subprocess.run` to calls to `docker exec`.

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