grasp_agents 0.1.10__py3-none-any.whl → 0.1.13__py3-none-any.whl
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Name: grasp_agents
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Version: 0.1.13
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Summary: Grasp Agents Library
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# Grasp Agents
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<br/>
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<img src="./.assets/grasp.svg" alt="Grasp Agents" width="320" />
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[](https://mit-license.org/)
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[](https://pypi.org/project/grasp-agents/)
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[](https://github.com/grasp-technologies/grasp-agents/stargazers)
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## Overview
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**Grasp Agents** is a modular Python framework for building agentic AI pipelines and applications. It provides reusable agent classes, message handling, LLM integration, memory, and orchestration utilities. The framework is designed for flexibility, composability, and clarity, enabling rapid prototyping and robust development of multi-agent systems.
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## Features
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- Modular agent base classes
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- Message and memory management
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- Extensible architecture
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## Project Structure
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- `src/grasp_agents/` — Core framework modules
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- `base_agent.py`, `llm_agent.py`, `comm_agent.py`: Agent classes
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- `agent_message.py`, `agent_message_pool.py`: Messaging
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- `cloud_llm.py`, `llm.py`: LLM integration
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- `usage_tracker.py`, `grasp_logging.py`: Usage and logging
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- `data_retrieval/`, `openai/`, `typing/`, `workflow/`: Extensions and utilities
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- `configs/` — Configuration files
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- `data/` — Logs and datasets
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## Quickstart & Installation Variants (UV Package manager)
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> **Note:** You can check this sample project code in the [src/grasp_agents/examples/demo/uv](src/grasp_agents/examples/demo/uv) folder. Feel free to copy and paste the code from there to a separate project. There are also [examples](src/grasp_agents/examples/demo/) for other package managers.
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#### 1. Prerequisites
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chatbot = LLMAgent[Any, Response, None](
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