ai-query 1.7.6

A unified Python SDK for querying AI models from multiple providers

ai-query

The framework for building stateful, distributed AI agents.

ai-query is a unified Python SDK that transforms AI models into stateful Actors. It provides a robust foundation for building agents that maintain memory, persist identity, and communicate via type-safe RPC.

Key Features

• Actor Model: Sequential message processing to prevent race conditions.
• Serverless Ready: Adapters for FastAPI, Vercel, and AWS Lambda.
• Location Transparency: Call agents locally or remotely using the same API.
• Durable Identity: Native support for SQLite, Redis, and Memory storage.
• Durable Event Log: Persist every event and replay automatically on reconnection.
• Type-Safe RPC: Call other agents fluently with full IDE autocompletion.
• Unified Providers: One interface for OpenAI, Anthropic, Google, DeepSeek, and more.
• MCP Native: Seamlessly use tools from any Model Context Protocol server.

Installation

pip install ai-query
# with MCP support
pip install "ai-query[mcp]"

Quick Start: The Stateful Agent

Create an agent that remembers context and persists history automatically.

import asyncio
from ai_query.agents import Agent, SQLiteStorage
from ai_query.providers import openai

async def main():
    # Persistent agent with SQLite storage
    agent = Agent(
        "my-assistant",
        model=openai("gpt-4o"),
        storage=SQLiteStorage("agents.db")
    )

    async with agent:
        # Agent remembers conversation history automatically
        response = await agent.chat("Hi, I'm Alice!")
        print(response) # "Hello Alice! How can I help you today?"

        response = await agent.chat("What's my name?")
        print(response) # "Your name is Alice."

asyncio.run(main())

Multi-User Routing

Host thousands of independent agent instances on a single server with automatic routing.

from ai_query.agents import Agent, AgentServer
from ai_query.providers import google

class UserAssistant(Agent):
    def __init__(self, id):
        super().__init__(
            id,
            model=google("gemini-2.0-flash"),
            system="You are a personal assistant."
        )

# Start server - routes to /agent/{id}/ws and /agent/{id}/chat automatically
AgentServer(UserAssistant).serve(port=8080)

Serverless & Distributed

Run your agents anywhere using the built-in Registry and Adapters.

1. Deploy to Serverless (FastAPI/Vercel/Lambda)

from fastapi import FastAPI
from ai_query.adapters.fastapi import AgentRouter
from my_agent import MyAgent

app = FastAPI()
# Mounts /agent/bot/{chat, invoke, state}
app.include_router(AgentRouter(MyAgent("bot")), prefix="/agent/bot")

2. Cloudflare Durable Objects

Deploy stateful agents to the edge with native WebSocket support.

from ai_query.adapters.cloudflare import AgentDO, CloudflareRegistry

class CounterDO(AgentDO):
    agent_class = CounterAgent

async def fetch(request, env):
    registry = CloudflareRegistry(env)
    registry.register("counter-.*", env.COUNTER)
    return await registry.handle_request(request)

3. Consume Remotely

from ai_query import connect

# Connect to the remote agent - looks exactly like a local object
agent = connect("https://api.myapp.com/agent/bot")

response = await agent.chat("Hello!")

3. Compose Local & Remote

Mix and match agents in your workflow without changing your business logic.

from ai_query import AgentRegistry, AgentServer, HTTPTransport

registry = AgentRegistry()
registry.register("writer", WriterAgent) # Local
registry.register("researcher", HTTPTransport("https://lambda...")) # Remote

# The server handles routing automatically
AgentServer(registry).serve()

Type-Safe RPC

Agents can expose structured Actions and call each other fluently.

from ai_query.agents import Agent, action

class Researcher(Agent):
    @action
    async def get_summary(self, topic: str):
        return await self.chat(f"Summarize {topic}")

class Manager(Agent):
    async def handle_request(self, topic: str):
        # Call another agent with full type safety and autocompletion
        researcher = self.call("research-bot", agent_cls=Researcher)
        summary = await researcher.get_summary(topic=topic)
        return summary

Real-time Events

Send custom feedback or status updates to connected clients using emit.

class ResearchAgent(Agent):
    async def on_message(self, conn, msg):
        await self.emit("status", {"text": "Searching web..."})
        # ... logic ...
        await self.emit("status", {"text": "Synthesizing results..."})

Durability & Replay

Enable the enable_event_log flag to persist every event. If a client disconnects, they can reconnect with their last_event_id and the agent will automatically replay missed events.

class MyAgent(Agent):
    enable_event_log = True  # Persists events for automatic replay
    
    async def on_start(self):
        await self.emit("ready", {"timestamp": "..."})

Core Generation

If you don't need state, use the core functions directly for one-off tasks.

from ai_query import generate_text, stream_text
from ai_query.providers import anthropic

# Complete response
result = await generate_text(
    model=anthropic("claude-3-5-sonnet-latest"),
    prompt="Write a poem about agents."
)

# Real-time streaming
result = stream_text(
    model=anthropic("claude-3-5-sonnet-latest"),
    prompt="Explain quantum physics."
)
async for chunk in result.text_stream:
    print(chunk, end="", flush=True)

Modular Imports

The library is strictly divided for a clean developer experience:

• ai_query: Core generation (generate_text, stream_text, embed).
• ai_query.agents: Stateful orchestration (Agent, AgentServer, Storage).
• ai_query.providers: Model gateways (openai, anthropic, google, etc.).
• ai_query.mcp: Model Context Protocol integration.

License

MIT