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Summary: Sergent Python reference implementation: batteries-included API for agentic applications where the model proposes and the runtime validates, rehearses, and commits
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# sergent-py
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`sergent-py` is the batteries-included application API of the Sergent Python reference
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## How developers use it
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Import this package and nothing else. The three packages beneath it are deliberately
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