Replace hardcoded model IDs with Agent() defaults #326
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- Remove specific model IDs from basic examples in evaluation, traces, logs, and conversation-management docs - Use Agent() with no model parameter to leverage Strands built-in defaults - Reduces maintenance burden when model IDs change - Keeps model-specific examples only where demonstrating model configuration Fixes issue strands-agents#313
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Remove specific model IDs from basic examples in evaluation, traces, logs, and conversation-management docs
Fixes issue #313
Files changed
evaluation.md: 6 instances → Agent()
• traces.md: 3 instances → Agent()
• logs.md: 1 instance → Agent()
• conversation-management.md: 1 instance → Agent()
and removed model id parameters
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