aeiva 0.8.2.5

aeiva is a general AI agent framework

AEIVA: An Evolving Intelligent Virtual Assistant

Introduction

In this project, our objective is to develop a modular and flexible intelligent agent and society system, designed as a virtual assistant capable of performing diverse tasks, learning from data, environment, and interactions, and self-evolving over time. The system will leverage deep learning models, primarily transformers, while also exploring innovative models and learning methods.

Our ultimate goal is to develop a General AI Agent System capable of forming a “genius society” of AI agents. These agents will:

• Collaboratively address and solve societal challenges across domains.
• Function in diverse environments, from virtual simulations to real-world applications.
• Continuously evolve and improve through self-assessment and adaptation.
• Serve as versatile assistants in various roles, such as AI researchers, software engineers, game players, or digital society members.

Currently, Aeiva supports the following interaction modes:

• Chat in terminal: chat with an agent in the terminal interface
• Chat with Gradio Webui: we developed a gradio web UI interface that allows user to chat with the agent. We plan to support multimodality in the near future.
• Chat with desktop Waifu mode: by combining with our another project Maid, we can use our agent as the backend and call it through Maid desktop assistant.

⭐️ Documentation 👉 aeiva documentation

Key Features

Currently, we features with the following functionalities:

• Rich Toolkits: I have implemented a series of different API tools and I'm keep improving the API library.
• Open Operator: By implementing computer-use related tools, aeiva is able to understand and operate user's computer and complete daily tasks. We are keep enhancing the functionality in this part. Note: use this feature with caution!
• Memory Palace: I have designed and implemented a layered memory palace for storaging agent memories. It is flexible and can be customized to represent and query different types of memories.

More functionalities and modules will be implemented gradually. Keep tuned! If you find any errors or bugs, feel free to report by opening an issue, thanks a lot!

Installation

To install AEIVA, follow these steps:

Prerequisites

• Python 3.10 or newer
• pip (Python package manager)

Option 1: Install via pip [recommended]

You can easily install vai pip by:

pip install aeiva

Option 2: Install from Repository

1. Clone the AEIVA Repository

   First, clone the AEIVA repository to your local machine using Git:

   git clone https://github.com/chatsci/Aeiva.git
   cd Aeiva
   

2. Create a Virtual Environment (Recommended) It's a good practice to create a virtual environment for Python projects. This keeps dependencies required by different projects separate. Use the following command to create a virtual environment with conda:

   conda create --name <my-env>
   

   Replace <my-env> with the name of your environment.

   To acivate your env:

   conda activate <my-env>
   

   For more advanced configurations or options, please check the online document of conda.

3. Install Dependencies Install all dependencies listed in requirements.txt:

   pip install -r requirements.txt
   

4. Install Aeiva Finally, install AEIVA using the setup.py script:

   python setup.py install
   

5. Verify Installation To verify that AEIVA has been installed correctly, you can run the following command:

   python -c "import aeiva; print(aeiva.__version__)"
   

Dependencies

Our memory module utilizes different types of databases.

1. Vector Database: Our memory module also utilizes vector database. Please install vector database such as milvus (recommended), chroma, qdrant, or weaviate.

2. Graph Database: Ensure Neo4j is installed and the NEO4J_HOME environment variable is set.

3. Relational Database: We use sqlite (recommended) or postgre sql.

Commands

After installing Neo4j and setting the environment variable, follow these steps to run different aeiva chat commands.

🪄⭐Aeiva Chat in Terminal Mode

Run the following command in terminal:

aeiva-chat-terminal --config configs/agent_config.yaml --verbose

• Options:

  • --config or -c: Path to the configuration file (default: configs/agent_config.yaml).
  • --verbose or -v: Enable verbose logging for detailed output.

• Using the Interface:

  • Interact with the chatbot directly in your terminal after running the command. * View Logs:
  • Logs are stored at ~/.aeiva/logs/aeiva-chat-terminal.log.
  • To monitor logs in real-time, use:

    tail -f ~/.aeiva/logs/aeiva-chat-terminal.log
    

You will see your terminal is like below:

🪄⭐Aeiva Chat in Gradio Mode

Run the following command in terminal:

aeiva-chat-gradio --config configs/agent_config.yaml --verbose

• Options:

  • --config or -c: Path to the configuration file (default: configs/agent_config.yaml).
  • --verbose or -v: Enable verbose logging for detailed output.

• Access the Gradio Interface:

  • Open your web browser and navigate to http://localhost:7860.
  • Alternatively, use the public URL provided in the terminal output (e.g., https://1b1f89328e57b2f2e1.gradio.live) to access the interface remotely.

• View Logs:

  • Logs are stored at ~/.aeiva/logs/aeiva-chat-gradio.log.
  • To monitor logs in real-time, use:

    tail -f ~/.aeiva/logs/aeiva-chat-gradio.log
    

By visiting the gradio interface, you will see a gradio web-ui like below:

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🪄⭐Aeiva Server

Run the following command in terminal:

aeiva-server --config configs/agent_config.yaml --host 0.0.0.0 --port 8000 --verbose

• Options:
  • --config or -c: Path to the configuration file (default: configs/agent_config.yaml).
  • --host or -H: Host address to run the server on (default: 0.0.0.0).
  • --port or -p: Port number to run the server on (default: 8000).
  • --verbose or -v: Enable verbose logging for detailed output.
• Access the Server:
  • Open your web browser and navigate to http://localhost:8000/docs to access the interactive API documentation.
• View Logs:
  • Logs are stored at ~/.aeiva/logs/aeiva-server.log.
  • To monitor logs in real-time, use:

     tail -f ~/.aeiva/logs/aeiva-server.log
    

🪄⭐Maid Chat (Your Intelligent Assistant on Desktop!)

Run the following command in terminal to get an animated virtual assisatnt on your deskto that you can talk in voice mode or by typing:

maid-chat --config configs/agent_config.yaml --host 0.0.0.0 --port 8000 --verbose

• Options:

  • --config or -c: Path to the configuration file (default: configs/agent_config.yaml).
  • --host or -H: Host address to run the server on (default: 0.0.0.0).
  • --port or -p: Port number to run the server on (default: 8000).
  • --verbose or -v: Enable verbose logging for detailed output.

• Download Maid.app:

  • Download Maid.app from here.

• Set MAID_HOME Environment Variable:

  • Unix/Linux/macOS:

    export MAID_HOME='/path/to/my/unity.app/Contents/MacOS/Maid - Your Intelligent Waifu !'
    source ~/.bashrc  # or source ~/.zshrc
    

  • Windows (Command Prompt):

    set MAID_HOME=C:\path\to\my\unity\app
    

  • Windows (PowerShell):

    $env:MAID_HOME = "C:\path\to\my\unity\app"
    

    Replace /path/to/my/unity/app or C:\path\to\my\unity\app with the actual path to your Unity application.

• Using the Interface:

  • Interact with the server through the Maid.app Unity application after running the command.

• View Logs:

  • Logs are stored at ~/.aeiva/logs/maid-chat.log.
  • To monitor logs in real-time, use:

  tail -f ~/.aeiva/logs/maid-chat.log
  

• Troubleshooting:

  • Permission Denied Error When Starting Unity Application: If you encounter an error like:

    Error: Failed to start Unity application: [Errno 13] Permission denied: '/path/to/my/unity/app'
    

    Solution:

    • macOS Users:

      1. Open System Preferences.
      2. Navigate to Security & Privacy.
      3. Click on the Privacy tab.
      4. Select Accessibility from the sidebar.
      5. Click the lock icon to make changes and enter your password.
      6. Click the "+" button and add your terminal application (e.g., Terminal, iTerm).
      7. Ensure that your terminal application is checked, granting it the necessary permissions to run the Unity application.

    • Windows Users:

      1. Right-click on the Unity application executable.
      2. Select Properties.
      3. Go to the Compatibility tab.
      4. Check Run this program as an administrator.
      5. Click Apply, then OK.
      6. Try running the command again.

    Ensure that the MAID_HOME environment variable points to the correct path of your Unity application.

Demo of Maid-chat:

Citation

To cite Aeiva in publications, please use the following BibTeX entries.

@misc{bang2024aeiva,
      title={Aeiva: An Evolving Intelligent Virtual Assistant}, 
      author={Bang Liu},
      year={2024},
      url={https://github.com/chatsci/Aeiva}
}

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