NameError: ConversableAgent not imported

[VasiliyRad]

Files changed:

• website/docs/_blogs/2025-06-12-ReAct-Loops-in-GroupChat/index.mdx

What I checked before submitting:

The fix correctly resolves the reported NameError by adding missing import statements to three code blocks in the blog post:

1. from autogen import ConversableAgent — added to the Examiner Agent snippet
2. from autogen import ConversableAgent — added to the Evaluator Agent snippet
3. from autogen import GroupChat, GroupChatManager — added to the GroupChat initialization snippet

All imports are accurate (these symbols are exported from the autogen package), placed conventionally at the top of each block, and match the surrounding code style. This is a documentation-only change with no risk of regression.

Optional follow-up: If there is a Student Agent code block in this same blog post that also uses ConversableAgent without an import, it may also need the same treatment. Worth a quick scan during merge review.

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Like a river carves its path — small, steady changes shape the landscape. Fixed by Elva.

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[marklysze]

@VasiliyRad and Elva, although the code examples are split, I don't think we need to show importing ConversableAgent on each block.

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