docs: fix missing imports in dynamic instructions example#3895
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What
The "Dynamic instructions" code block in docs/agents.md uses
RunContextWrapper[UserContext]andAgent[UserContext]without importing anything fromagents.Why
Running the example as-written raises
ImportError: name 'RunContextWrapper' is not defined.Fix
Added
from agents import Agent, RunContextWrapperbefore the function definition.Verification
Confirmed both
AgentandRunContextWrapperare exported fromagentsinsrc/agents/__init__.py.