feat: add CAMEL-based single agent mode#1641
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Closes #1561
Closes #1562
Description
This PR adds CAMEL-based Single Agent Mode end to end.
It introduces a single-agent harness built on CAMEL
ChatAgent, with config-driven toolkit assembly, observable todo progress, pause/resume/stop support, multi-turn context continuity, and memory snapshot serialization. The implementation reuses CAMEL toolkits where possible and keeps Eigent-specific wrappers thin, mainly for frontend observability and product integration.Key changes:
TodoToolkitadapter to emittodo_stateevents for pending → in_progress → completed UI progress.Total: 0.Testing Evidence (REQUIRED)
Manual UI verification:
Ran Single Agent Mode on a CSV/chart generation task.

Verified todo progress updates through pending → in_progress → completed.
Verified toolkit execution details appear in the chat work log, aligned with workforce behavior.
Verified generated files appear in Agent Folder.
Verified project/session switching displays the correct Workforce vs Single Agent side panel.
Verified completed single-agent runs show non-zero token usage.
What is the purpose of this pull request?
Contribution Guidelines Acknowledgement