OpenAI Agents and LangGraph HTTP templates have no system prompt

[aidandaly24]

Description

The OpenAI Agents and LangGraph HTTP agent templates ship with no system prompt. The agent has zero baseline instructions — it doesn't know it's supposed to be helpful, use tools, or behave in any particular way.

The Strands and Google ADK templates both include a system prompt ("You are a helpful assistant. Use tools when appropriate."), but OpenAI Agents and LangGraph were missed.

Steps to Reproduce

1. agentcore create --name test --defaults --framework OpenAIAgents (or LangChain_LangGraph)
2. Inspect app/test/main.py
3. Observe there is no instructions= on the OpenAI Agent() constructor, or no prompt= on create_react_agent()

Expected Behavior

All templates should include a baseline system prompt consistent with the other frameworks, so agents have a default personality and know to use available tools.

Actual Behavior

• OpenAI Agents: Agent() constructor has no instructions= parameter — the agent runs with no system prompt.
• LangGraph: create_react_agent() has no prompt= parameter — same issue.

Additional Context

This is inconsistent with the Strands and Google ADK templates which both include:

"You are a helpful assistant. Use tools when appropriate."

Without a system prompt, the agent's behavior is unpredictable and it may not reliably use the tools registered to it.

[notgitika]

Closing as already resolved by later template changes.

• The OpenAI Agents HTTP template now defines INSTRUCTIONS and passes instructions=INSTRUCTIONS to every Agent(...) construction path (introduced in feat: add session filesystem storage support #893 / b97e337c).
• The LangGraph HTTP template now defines DEFAULT_SYSTEM_PROMPT and passes prompt=DEFAULT_SYSTEM_PROMPT to create_react_agent(...) (introduced in feat: evo preview features — config bundles, batch evaluation, recommendations, AB testing #1068 / 9ccf802e).

Both templates use the baseline: “You are a helpful assistant. Use tools when appropriate.” The generated asset snapshots cover both implementations. PR #794 also documented that #810 had already been addressed by intervening changes.