Add live progress bar to tree search loop#72
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Good work. I completely agree that we should also consider a simple visual output in the future, but perhaps this should be approached in a more comprehensive and asynchronous way. Before implementing individual steps graphically, I think we should agree on what a front end should look like in the future (desktop tool, website, etc.). |
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Summary
Adds a live Rich progress bar to the
TreeSearch.run()loop, providing real-timevisual feedback during long-running experiments.
Changes
treesearch/search.py: Wrapped the draft and iteration loops inrich.progress.Progress, showing the current step and status(e.g. "Iteration 3/5 (debugging)...") directly in the terminal.
Motivation
Long AutoRecLab runs previously had no visual feedback beyond
static log lines. The progress bar communicates at a glance:
richwas already a project dependency, so no new packages are required.