appai 1.0.1

Swarm Intelligence System for Documentation-Driven Code Generation

AppAI - Swarm Intelligence System

Documentation-driven code generation powered by decentralized agent swarms.

What is AppAI?

AppAI is a swarm intelligence system that generates production-ready code using decentralized autonomous agents. Agents compete for tasks through async bidding, collaborate on complex projects, and learn from framework documentation patterns.

Key Innovation: Cross-App Intelligence

AppAI agents understand relationships between models in different Django apps - automatically creating ForeignKey relationships with proper imports:

# agents/models.py
class Author(models.Model):
    name = models.CharField(max_length=200)

# blog/models.py - DIFFERENT APP!
from authors.models import Author  # ✅ Auto-generated import

class Post(models.Model):
    author = models.ForeignKey(Author, on_delete=CASCADE, related_name='posts')

Quick Start

# Install
pip install appai

# Run example
python examples/example_blog_with_relations.py

Features

🤖 Decentralized Swarm Architecture

• Async Task Bidding - Agents compete for tasks based on expertise
• No Central Coordinator - Self-organizing agent network
• Real-time Communication - Agents share knowledge and progress

📚 Documentation-Driven Development

• ChromaDB Vector Store - Pattern matching from framework docs
• Framework-Aware Prompts - Django, FastAPI, Flask support
• Shared Knowledge System - Agents track models across apps

🎯 Smart Code Generation

• Multi-Agent Roles - ModelArchitect, APIBuilder, QualityGuard
• Type-Safe Models - Pydantic2 validation
• Test Generation - Automatic test suite creation

Installation

# From PyPI
pip install appai

# From source
git clone https://github.com/yourusername/appai.git
cd appai2
poetry install

Usage

Basic Example

from appai.orchestration import SwarmHub
from appai.documentation import DocumentationEngine

# Initialize
docs = DocumentationEngine(framework="django")
hub = SwarmHub(docs_engine=docs)

# Run swarm
await hub.run_swarm(
    goal="Create blog system with Author, Post, Comment models",
    config={"output_dir": "generated/blog"}
)

Cross-App Model Relationships

# AppAI automatically:
# 1. Creates Author in authors/models.py
# 2. Creates Post in blog/models.py with ForeignKey to Author
# 3. Generates proper imports: from authors.models import Author
# 4. Adds related_name for reverse lookups

goal = """
Create Django apps:
- authors app with Author model
- blog app with Post model (ForeignKey to Author)
- comments app with Comment model (ForeignKey to Post)
"""

await hub.run_swarm(goal=goal)

Development

DevOps CLI

# Version management & packaging
npm run cli

# Show version info
npm run version

# Build package
npm run build

See DEVOPS.md for details.

Run Examples

# Blog with cross-app relationships
poetry run python examples/example_blog_with_relations.py

# Decentralized task bidding
poetry run python examples/example_decentralized.py

# Auto catalog generation
poetry run python examples/example_auto_catalog.py

Run Tests

poetry run pytest

Architecture

appai/
├── src/appai/
│   ├── agents/              # Agent implementations
│   │   ├── agent_pool.py   # Agent coordination
│   │   └── profiles/       # Agent role definitions
│   │
│   ├── orchestration/       # Swarm coordination
│   │   └── swarm_hub.py    # Decentralized task bidding
│   │
│   ├── prompts/             # Framework-aware prompts
│   │   ├── registry.py     # Prompt builder registry
│   │   └── django.py       # Django-specific prompts
│   │
│   ├── documentation/       # ChromaDB pattern matching
│   └── tools/               # MCP file operations
│
├── devops/                  # Package management CLI
│   ├── cli/                # Interactive CLI
│   ├── managers/           # Version & package managers
│   └── models/             # Pydantic models
│
├── examples/               # Usage examples
└── @progress/              # Development docs

How It Works

1. Task Decomposition

User Goal → Planning Agent → Subtasks (model, api, tests)

2. Async Bidding

Subtasks → Broadcast → Agents bid → Winner selected → Task executed

3. Shared Knowledge

Agent completes task → Updates shared_knowledge → Other agents see new models

4. Framework-Aware Prompts

Agent receives task → Registry selects prompts → Agent gets Django-specific guidelines

Documentation

• Session Summary: @progress/SESSION_SUMMARY.md - Cross-app model relationships
• Framework Prompts: @progress/FRAMEWORK_PROMPT_SYSTEM.md - Agent-driven prompts
• DevOps CLI: @progress/DEVOPS_CLI_SUMMARY.md - Packaging system

Key Innovations

1. Shared Knowledge System

Agents automatically track created models across different apps:

shared_knowledge = {
    "created_models": [
        {"name": "Author", "app": "authors", "file": "authors/models.py"},
        {"name": "Post", "app": "blog", "file": "blog/models.py"}
    ]
}

2. Framework-Aware Prompts

Agent prompts adapt based on framework and task:

@PromptBuilderRegistry.register('django')
class DjangoPromptBuilder:
    def get_cross_app_imports_guide():
        """Django-specific cross-app import instructions"""

3. Decentralized Task Bidding

No central coordinator - agents self-organize:

# Agent calculates bid based on:
# - Task category match (model, api, tests)
# - Previous experience
# - Current workload

Requirements

• Python 3.12+
• OpenAI API key
• ChromaDB (for documentation patterns)

License

MIT

Contributing

Contributions welcome! See issues for current development priorities.

Credits

Built with:

• agency-swarm - Agent framework
• Pydantic - Type safety
• ChromaDB - Vector storage
• Rich - Terminal UI