aigency 0.0.1rc136602178

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aigency-lib

A library for creating and managing AI agents.

Quick Start

To test a simple agent:

cd examples/simple_agents/hello_world_agent
docker compose up

🔧 Version Management

This project includes an automated system for managing versions in both development and production.

Version Manager

The scripts/version_manager.py script helps you manage your package versions locally.

Available Commands

1. View current information

python scripts/version_manager.py show

What it does:

• Shows the current version in pyproject.toml
• Shows the current git branch
• Shows the current commit
• If you're not on main, suggests a development version

Example output:

Current version: 0.0.1
Branch: feature/new-agent
Commit: a1b2c3d
Suggested dev version: 0.0.1.dev20250409143022+feature/new-agent.a1b2c3d

2. Create development version

python scripts/version_manager.py dev

What it does:

• Takes the current version and creates a development version
• Format: version.devYYYYMMDDHHMMSS+branch.commit
• Automatically updates the pyproject.toml

Example:

# If you're on branch "feature/auth" with commit "abc123"
python scripts/version_manager.py dev
# Result: 0.0.1.dev20250409143022

3. Set specific version

python scripts/version_manager.py set --version "0.1.0"

What it does:

• Changes the version to the one you specify
• Useful for releases or to fix versions

Examples:

# Release version
python scripts/version_manager.py set --version "1.0.0"

# Beta version
python scripts/version_manager.py set --version "1.0.0b1"

# Alpha version
python scripts/version_manager.py set --version "1.0.0a1"

4. Create Release Candidate version

python scripts/version_manager.py rc --version "1.0.1"

What it does:

• Creates an RC version with the format version-rc<commit>
• Useful for preparing releases on release/* branches

5. Validate current version

python scripts/version_manager.py validate

What it does:

• Validates that the current version is appropriate for the branch
• Verifies semantic format on main and release/* branches

6. Create dev with custom base version

python scripts/version_manager.py dev --base-version "0.2.0"

What it does:

• Uses a different base version than the current one
• Useful when you want to prepare a dev version for the next release

🚀 Recommended Workflow

For daily development:

# 1. View current status
python scripts/version_manager.py show

# 2. If you're on a feature branch, create dev version
python scripts/version_manager.py dev

# 3. Make your changes and commits
git add .
git commit -m "feat: new functionality"

# 4. If you need to update the dev version (optional)
python scripts/version_manager.py dev

For releases:

# 1. On main branch, set release version
python scripts/version_manager.py set --version "1.0.0"

# 2. Commit the version
git add pyproject.toml
git commit -m "bump: version 1.0.0"

# 3. Use GitHub workflow to publish

For testing:

# Create specific test version
python scripts/version_manager.py set --version "1.0.0rc1"

⚠️ PyPI Limitations

PyPI doesn't allow "local versions" (versions with + and local identifiers). That's why we've adapted the format:

• ❌ Not allowed: 1.0.0.dev20250409+feature.abc123
• ✅ Allowed: 1.0.0.dev20250409

Solution for Release Candidates:

• We convert the commit hash (hexadecimal) to decimal
• Example: commit abc123 → 11256099 → version 1.0.1rc11256099
• This maintains commit uniqueness in a PyPI-compatible format

Result:

• Dev versions include unique timestamp
• RC versions include commit hash (in decimal)
• We maintain traceability without using local versions

📋 Practical Use Cases

Scenario 1: Working on a feature

git checkout -b feature/new-auth
python scripts/version_manager.py dev
# Now you have: 0.0.1.dev20250409143022

Scenario 2: Preparing release

git checkout main
python scripts/version_manager.py set --version "1.0.0"
git add pyproject.toml
git commit -m "release: v1.0.0"

Scenario 3: Preparing Release Candidate

git checkout -b release/1.0.1
python scripts/version_manager.py rc --version "1.0.1"
# Result: 1.0.1rc12345678 (where 12345678 is the commit hash in decimal)

Scenario 4: Urgent hotfix

git checkout -b hotfix/critical-bug
python scripts/version_manager.py dev --base-version "1.0.1"
# Result: 1.0.1.dev20250409143022

🔄 Intelligent CI/CD Workflow

The project includes a single intelligent workflow (python-publish.yml) that automatically handles different version types based on the branch:

Automatic behavior by branch:

🚀 main Branch - Production Versions

• Trigger: Push to main or manual execution
• Version: Uses exactly the version from pyproject.toml
• Validations:
  • ✅ Verifies it's a valid semantic version (e.g.: 1.0.0)
  • ✅ Verifies it doesn't already exist on PyPI
  • ❌ Fails if it contains development suffixes (dev, rc, alpha, beta)
• Target: PyPI production

🎯 release/* Branches - Release Candidates

• Trigger: Push to release/X.Y.Z branch or manual execution
• Version: X.Y.ZrcN where N is the commit hash in decimal (e.g.: 1.0.1rc12345678)
• Validations:
  • ✅ Verifies that X.Y.Z is a valid semantic version
  • ✅ Extracts version from branch name
  • ✅ Uses commit hash as unique identifier
  • ✅ PyPI-compatible format
• Target: PyPI production
• Example: Branch release/1.0.1 + commit abc123 → Version 1.0.1rc11256099

🔧 Other Branches - Development Versions

• Trigger: Push to any other branch or manual execution
• Version: current.devYYYYMMDDHHMMSS (e.g.: 0.0.1.dev20250409143022)
• Target: PyPI production
• Note: No local versions for PyPI compatibility

Recommended workflow:

# 1. Development on feature branch
git checkout -b feature/new-functionality
# Automatic version: 0.0.1.dev20250409143022+feature-new-functionality.abc123

# 2. Prepare release
git checkout -b release/1.0.0
git push origin release/1.0.0
# Automatic version: 1.0.0rc12345678

# 3. Final release
git checkout main
python scripts/version_manager.py set --version "1.0.0"
git add pyproject.toml
git commit -m "release: v1.0.0"
git push origin main
# Version: 1.0.0 (with validations)

📦 Installation

pip install aigency

🛠️ Development

1. Clone the repository
2. Install development dependencies
3. Use the version manager to manage versions during development

git clone <repo-url>
cd aigency-lib
pip install -e .