ad-agent_architecture 0.0.5 → 0.0.6

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+ ## [0.0.5](https://github.com/appydave/ad-agent_architecture/compare/v0.0.4...v0.0.5) (2024-06-28)
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+ ### Bug Fixes
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+ * add sqlite3, sequal and setup a schema ([a8fa9c9](https://github.com/appydave/ad-agent_architecture/commit/a8fa9c9ff29ed223644d3622bd46ca5d626af9a9))
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+ * add sqlite3, sequal and setup a schema ([87ded1e](https://github.com/appydave/ad-agent_architecture/commit/87ded1e6886d3190fc83ecaa4e215bacf044378f))
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  ## [0.0.4](https://github.com/appydave/ad-agent_architecture/compare/v0.0.3...v0.0.4) (2024-06-26)
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+ # AppyDave - Agent Architecture Schema
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+ ## Purpose
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+ The application is designed to handle structured workflows for building documents or text-based assets using LLMs from OpenAi, Anthropic and others. It should be adaptable to any workflow that follows a structured concept or a series of steps.
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+ ## Sample Workflows
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+ - YouTube titles
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+ - YouTube scripts
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+ - YouTube transcription to Medium, LinkedIn, etc.
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+ ## Key Components
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+ ### Static Workflow Definition
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+ - **Workflows**: Define a series of tasks to achieve a specific goal.
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+ - **Sections**: Subdivisions within workflows to organize steps logically.
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+ - **Steps**: Individual tasks within a section, each associated with an AI prompt and various input/output attributes.
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+ - **Attributes**: Parameters used in steps, which can be simple values or arrays.
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+ - **Input/Output Attributes**: Map attributes to steps as either inputs or outputs.
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+ ### Dynamic Workflow Execution
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+ - **Workflow Runs**: Instances of workflow executions.
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+ - **Section Runs**: Instances of section executions within a workflow run.
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+ - **Step Runs**: Instances of step executions within a section run, supporting multiple branches.
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+ - **Attribute Values**: Store the values of attributes during step executions.
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+ ## Features
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+ ### Schema Creation and Models
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+ - Use Sequel and SQLite to define and manage the database schema.
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+ - Models are defined for workflows, sections, steps, attributes, and their relationships.
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+ ### Testing and Validation
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+ - Unit tests to verify the schema and associations using RSpec.
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+ - Guard setup to automatically run tests when certain files are modified.
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+ ### Data Management
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+ - Methods to export the database schema and data to JSON files for backup.
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+ - Methods to restore the database from JSON files for easy editing and re-importing.
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+ ## Initial Workflows
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+ - These include YouTube video scripts, YouTube title creation, and transcription to articles.
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+ - These workflows serve as examples and validation for the broader concept.
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+ ## Implementation Details
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+ - **Database**: Use SQLite with Sequel for ORM.
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+ - **Code Structure**: Organize code into modules and classes for database schema creation and model definitions.
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+ - **Testing**: Ensure models and associations are correctly implemented and tested.
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+ ## Next Steps
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+ ### Refine DSL for Static Workflows
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+ - Enhance the DSL to create and update static workflows.
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+ - Ensure it updates the database and exports workflows in JSON/YAML format.
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+ - Implement rendering of the workflow structure as HTML.
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+ ### Plan Dynamic Execution
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+ - Determine the approach for executing workflows dynamically.
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+ - Decide on using a DSL or a web application for this purpose.
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+ This summary should help guide the development and focus on the core objectives and future directions.
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  ## Schema for AI Agents
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  module Ad
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  module AgentArchitecture
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