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- pangpang-0.9.0/LICENSE +202 -0
- pangpang-0.9.0/MANIFEST.in +12 -0
- pangpang-0.9.0/NOTICE +5 -0
- pangpang-0.9.0/PKG-INFO +284 -0
- pangpang-0.9.0/README.md +267 -0
- pangpang-0.9.0/README.zh.md +269 -0
- pangpang-0.9.0/pangpang/LICENSE.pi-model-catalog.txt +24 -0
- pangpang-0.9.0/pangpang/__init__.py +2 -0
- pangpang-0.9.0/pangpang/__main__.py +332 -0
- pangpang-0.9.0/pangpang/attention.py +209 -0
- pangpang-0.9.0/pangpang/broker.py +349 -0
- pangpang-0.9.0/pangpang/cli.py +188 -0
- pangpang-0.9.0/pangpang/connector.py +550 -0
- pangpang-0.9.0/pangpang/consent.py +116 -0
- pangpang-0.9.0/pangpang/context.py +497 -0
- pangpang-0.9.0/pangpang/execution.py +765 -0
- pangpang-0.9.0/pangpang/history.py +433 -0
- pangpang-0.9.0/pangpang/http.py +596 -0
- pangpang-0.9.0/pangpang/layout.py +34 -0
- pangpang-0.9.0/pangpang/linux_job.py +143 -0
- pangpang-0.9.0/pangpang/local_setup.py +156 -0
- pangpang-0.9.0/pangpang/logs.py +29 -0
- pangpang-0.9.0/pangpang/model_catalog.json +1 -0
- pangpang-0.9.0/pangpang/model_config.py +108 -0
- pangpang-0.9.0/pangpang/onboarding.py +382 -0
- pangpang-0.9.0/pangpang/pi_cwd_guard.mjs +151 -0
- pangpang-0.9.0/pangpang/pi_models.mjs +86 -0
- pangpang-0.9.0/pangpang/pi_runtime.py +368 -0
- pangpang-0.9.0/pangpang/pi_worker.mjs +131 -0
- pangpang-0.9.0/pangpang/pi_worker_command.py +170 -0
- pangpang-0.9.0/pangpang/planner_prompt.py +169 -0
- pangpang-0.9.0/pangpang/product_runtime.py +131 -0
- pangpang-0.9.0/pangpang/redaction.py +20 -0
- pangpang-0.9.0/pangpang/replies.py +98 -0
- pangpang-0.9.0/pangpang/routing_constraint.py +108 -0
- pangpang-0.9.0/pangpang/runner.py +2990 -0
- pangpang-0.9.0/pangpang/runtime.py +1208 -0
- pangpang-0.9.0/pangpang/runtime_pins.py +69 -0
- pangpang-0.9.0/pangpang/scheduler.py +473 -0
- pangpang-0.9.0/pangpang/semantic_gate.py +716 -0
- pangpang-0.9.0/pangpang/service.py +6151 -0
- pangpang-0.9.0/pangpang/store.py +985 -0
- pangpang-0.9.0/pangpang/task_gate.py +214 -0
- pangpang-0.9.0/pangpang/validation.py +25 -0
- pangpang-0.9.0/pangpang/vault.py +161 -0
- pangpang-0.9.0/pangpang/web/app.css +1 -0
- pangpang-0.9.0/pangpang/web/app.js +45 -0
- pangpang-0.9.0/pangpang/web/index.html +7 -0
- pangpang-0.9.0/pangpang/web/setup.js +1 -0
- pangpang-0.9.0/pangpang/windows_job.py +52 -0
- pangpang-0.9.0/pangpang.egg-info/PKG-INFO +284 -0
- pangpang-0.9.0/pangpang.egg-info/SOURCES.txt +56 -0
- pangpang-0.9.0/pangpang.egg-info/dependency_links.txt +1 -0
- pangpang-0.9.0/pangpang.egg-info/entry_points.txt +2 -0
- pangpang-0.9.0/pangpang.egg-info/requires.txt +4 -0
- pangpang-0.9.0/pangpang.egg-info/top_level.txt +1 -0
- pangpang-0.9.0/pyproject.toml +36 -0
- pangpang-0.9.0/setup.cfg +4 -0
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**The Bot That Manages Your AI.**
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**Let AI manage AI, so people can focus on goals again.**
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