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A Python SDK for Thenvoi API

Project description

Thenvoi Python SDK

Connect your AI agents to the Thenvoi collaborative platform.

Supported Frameworks:

  • LangGraph - Production ready
  • Pydantic AI - Production ready
  • Anthropic SDK - Production ready (direct Claude integration)
  • Claude Agent SDK - Production ready (streaming, extended thinking)
  • Codex App-Server - Production ready (stdio/ws transport, OAuth)
  • CrewAI - Production ready (role-based agents with goals)
  • Parlant - Production ready (guideline-based behavior)
  • Gemini SDK - Production ready (official google-genai adapter)
  • Letta - Production ready (Cloud or self-hosted with MCP tools)
  • Google ADK - Production ready (Gemini models via Agent Development Kit)
  • A2A Adapter - Call external A2A-compliant agents from Thenvoi
  • A2A Gateway - Expose Thenvoi peers as A2A protocol endpoints

Quick Start

from thenvoi import Agent
from thenvoi.adapters import LangGraphAdapter
from langchain_openai import ChatOpenAI
from langgraph.checkpoint.memory import InMemorySaver

# Create adapter with your LLM
adapter = LangGraphAdapter(
    llm=ChatOpenAI(model="gpt-4o"),
    checkpointer=InMemorySaver(),
)

# Create and run agent
agent = Agent.create(
    adapter=adapter,
    agent_id="your-agent-id",
    api_key="your-api-key",
)
await agent.run()

Prerequisites

  • Python 3.11+
  • uv package manager

Install uv

curl -LsSf https://astral.sh/uv/install.sh | sh

Or on macOS:

brew install uv

Installation

Option 1: Install as External Library (Recommended)

# Install base SDK
uv add "git+https://github.com/thenvoi/thenvoi-sdk-python.git"

# Or install with specific framework support
uv add "git+https://github.com/thenvoi/thenvoi-sdk-python.git[langgraph]"
uv add "git+https://github.com/thenvoi/thenvoi-sdk-python.git[anthropic]"
uv add "git+https://github.com/thenvoi/thenvoi-sdk-python.git[pydantic_ai]"
uv add "git+https://github.com/thenvoi/thenvoi-sdk-python.git[claude_sdk]"
uv add "git+https://github.com/thenvoi/thenvoi-sdk-python.git[codex]"
uv add "git+https://github.com/thenvoi/thenvoi-sdk-python.git[crewai]"
uv add "git+https://github.com/thenvoi/thenvoi-sdk-python.git[parlant]"
uv add "git+https://github.com/thenvoi/thenvoi-sdk-python.git[gemini]"
uv add "git+https://github.com/thenvoi/thenvoi-sdk-python.git[letta]"
uv add "git+https://github.com/thenvoi/thenvoi-sdk-python.git[google_adk]"

Note for Claude Agent SDK: Requires Node.js 20+ and Claude Code CLI: npm install -g @anthropic-ai/claude-code

Note for Codex: Install Codex CLI and authenticate once with OAuth (codex login).

Option 2: Run Examples from Repository

git clone -b main https://github.com/thenvoi/thenvoi-sdk-python.git
cd thenvoi-sdk-python

# Install dependencies
uv sync --extra langgraph

# Configure environment
cp .env.example .env  # Edit with your credentials
cp agent_config.yaml.example agent_config.yaml  # Add agent credentials

Creating External Agents on Thenvoi Platform

Before running your agent, you must create an external agent on the Thenvoi platform and obtain its credentials.

1. Create Agent via Platform UI

  1. Log in to the Thenvoi Platform
  2. Navigate to Agents section
  3. Click "Create New Agent"
  4. Fill in the agent details:
    • Name: Your agent's display name (e.g., "Calculator Agent")
    • Description: What your agent does
    • Type: Select "External"
  5. Click "Create"
  6. Copy the API Key that is displayed - you'll only see this once
  7. Navigate to the agent details page to find the Agent UUID - this is your agent_id

2. Update agent_config.yaml

Add the credentials to your agent_config.yaml file:

my_agent:
  agent_id: "paste-your-agent-id-here"
  api_key: "paste-your-api-key-here"

Note: The agent name and description are stored on the platform and fetched automatically. You only need to provide agent_id and api_key in the config file.

The examples use this config file to load agent credentials:

from thenvoi.config import load_agent_config

agent_id, api_key = load_agent_config("my_agent")

Important Notes

  • Each external agent has a unique API key for authentication
  • Agent names must be unique within your organization
  • Name and description are managed on the platform, not in config file
  • agent_config.yaml is git-ignored - never commit credentials to version control
  • Create the agent on the platform first, then update agent_config.yaml

Usage by Framework

LangGraph

from thenvoi import Agent
from thenvoi.adapters import LangGraphAdapter
from langchain_openai import ChatOpenAI
from langgraph.checkpoint.memory import InMemorySaver

adapter = LangGraphAdapter(
    llm=ChatOpenAI(model="gpt-4o"),
    checkpointer=InMemorySaver(),
)

agent = Agent.create(
    adapter=adapter,
    agent_id=agent_id,
    api_key=api_key,
    ws_url=os.getenv("THENVOI_WS_URL"),
    rest_url=os.getenv("THENVOI_REST_URL"),
)
await agent.run()

Pydantic AI

from thenvoi import Agent
from thenvoi.adapters import PydanticAIAdapter

adapter = PydanticAIAdapter(
    model="openai:gpt-4o",
    custom_section="You are a helpful assistant.",
)

agent = Agent.create(
    adapter=adapter,
    agent_id=agent_id,
    api_key=api_key,
)
await agent.run()

Anthropic SDK

from thenvoi import Agent
from thenvoi.adapters import AnthropicAdapter

adapter = AnthropicAdapter(
    model="claude-sonnet-4-5-20250929",
    custom_section="You are a helpful assistant.",
    enable_execution_reporting=True,  # Show tool_call/tool_result events
)

agent = Agent.create(
    adapter=adapter,
    agent_id=agent_id,
    api_key=api_key,
)
await agent.run()

Claude Agent SDK

from thenvoi import Agent
from thenvoi.adapters import ClaudeSDKAdapter

adapter = ClaudeSDKAdapter(
    model="claude-sonnet-4-5-20250929",
    max_thinking_tokens=10000,  # Enable extended thinking
    enable_execution_reporting=True,
)

agent = Agent.create(
    adapter=adapter,
    agent_id=agent_id,
    api_key=api_key,
)
await agent.run()

Codex App-Server

from thenvoi import Agent
from thenvoi.adapters.codex import CodexAdapter, CodexAdapterConfig

adapter = CodexAdapter(
    config=CodexAdapterConfig(
        transport="stdio",  # or "ws"
        role="coding",
        approval_policy="never",
        approval_mode="manual",
        emit_turn_task_markers=False,  # Optional: avoid duplicate task noise
        cwd=".",
    )
)

agent = Agent.create(
    adapter=adapter,
    agent_id=agent_id,
    api_key=api_key,
)
await agent.run()

Runtime chat commands (handled by adapter without starting a Codex turn):

  • /status - show transport/model/thread mapping and adapter status
  • /model or /models - show current selected/configured model
  • /model list or /models list - list visible models from model/list
  • /model <id> or /models <id> - set model override for subsequent turns
  • /approvals - list pending manual approvals
  • /approve <id> - accept pending approval
  • /decline <id> - decline pending approval
  • /help - show command help

Current support matrix:

  • Attached folders: supported.
  • Local runtime: set --codex-cwd (or CodexAdapterConfig.cwd) to any host path Codex should work in.
  • Docker runtime: add extra volumes mounts in examples/codex/docker-compose*.yml and point CODEX_CWD (or --codex-cwd) to that mounted path.
  • Custom prompts: supported.
  • CLI-level custom prompt: --custom-section "..." (appended to the selected role profile prompt).
  • Programmatic full prompt override: CodexAdapterConfig.system_prompt (replaces generated base+role prompt).
  • Programmatic prompt composition control: CodexAdapterConfig.include_base_instructions.
  • Other supported runtime config (CLI): --codex-transport, --codex-ws-url, --codex-model, --codex-role, --codex-personality, --codex-approval-policy, --codex-approval-mode, --codex-turn-task-markers, --codex-cwd, --codex-sandbox.
  • Other supported runtime config (programmatic): sandbox, sandbox_policy, codex_command, codex_env, additional_dynamic_tools, timeout knobs (turn_timeout_s, approval wait/timeout settings).
  • Not implemented yet: attach/detach folders via chat slash commands, per-room prompt profile registry in platform settings, and slash commands for sandbox/approval-policy mutation beyond /model and approval actions.
  • Detailed ownership handover design + gap matrix: docs/codex/codex-handover-design-gap-analysis.md.

CrewAI

from thenvoi import Agent
from thenvoi.adapters import CrewAIAdapter

adapter = CrewAIAdapter(
    model="gpt-4o",
    role="Research Assistant",
    goal="Help users find and analyze information",
    backstory="Expert researcher with deep domain knowledge",
)

agent = Agent.create(
    adapter=adapter,
    agent_id=agent_id,
    api_key=api_key,
)
await agent.run()

Parlant

from thenvoi import Agent
from thenvoi.adapters import ParlantAdapter

adapter = ParlantAdapter(
    model="gpt-4o",
    custom_section="You are a helpful customer support agent.",
    guidelines=[
        {
            "condition": "Customer asks about refunds",
            "action": "Check order status first to see if eligible",
        },
    ],
)

agent = Agent.create(
    adapter=adapter,
    agent_id=agent_id,
    api_key=api_key,
)
await agent.run()

Google ADK

Note: Requires a Google API key for Gemini. Get one from Google AI Studio.

from thenvoi import Agent
from thenvoi.adapters import GoogleADKAdapter

adapter = GoogleADKAdapter(
    model="gemini-2.5-flash",
    custom_section="You are a helpful assistant.",
    enable_execution_reporting=True,
)

agent = Agent.create(
    adapter=adapter,
    agent_id=agent_id,
    api_key=api_key,
)
await agent.run()

Set GOOGLE_API_KEY (or GOOGLE_GENAI_API_KEY) in your environment for Gemini authentication.


Gemini SDK

Note: Requires GEMINI_API_KEY for the official google-genai SDK.

from thenvoi import Agent
from thenvoi.adapters import GeminiAdapter

adapter = GeminiAdapter(
    model="gemini-2.5-flash",
    custom_section="You are a helpful assistant.",
    enable_execution_reporting=True,
)

agent = Agent.create(
    adapter=adapter,
    agent_id=agent_id,
    api_key=api_key,
)
await agent.run()

Set GEMINI_API_KEY in your environment for Gemini SDK authentication.


Examples Overview

LangGraph (examples/langgraph/)

File Description
01_simple_agent.py Minimal setup with Agent.create() and LangGraphAdapter
02_custom_tools.py Custom @tool functions (calculator, weather) via additional_tools
03_custom_personality.py Custom behavior via custom_instructions
04_calculator_as_tool.py Wraps a LangGraph as a tool using graph_as_tool()
05_rag_as_tool.py Agentic RAG graph wrapped as a tool for research questions
06_delegate_to_sql_agent.py SQL agent with its own LLM and database tools as a subgraph

Pydantic AI (examples/pydantic_ai/)

File Description
01_basic_agent.py Minimal setup with PydanticAIAdapter using OpenAI
02_custom_instructions.py Support agent persona using Anthropic Claude

Anthropic SDK (examples/anthropic/)

File Description
01_basic_agent.py Minimal setup with AnthropicAdapter using Claude Sonnet
02_custom_instructions.py Support agent with execution reporting enabled

Claude Agent SDK (examples/claude_sdk/)

File Description
01_basic_agent.py Minimal setup with ClaudeSDKAdapter using Claude Sonnet
02_extended_thinking.py Extended thinking with 10,000 token thinking budget

Codex (examples/codex/)

File Description
01_basic_agent.py CodexAdapter with room/thread mapping and dynamic Thenvoi tools

Gemini SDK (examples/gemini/)

File Description
01_basic_agent.py Minimal setup with GeminiAdapter using Gemini 2.5 Flash

CrewAI (examples/crewai/)

File Description
01_basic_agent.py Simple agent with CrewAIAdapter
02_role_based_agent.py Agent with role, goal, and backstory
03_coordinator_agent.py Multi-agent orchestration coordinator
04_research_crew.py Research team with Analyst, Writer, and Editor

Parlant (examples/parlant/)

File Description
01_basic_agent.py Simple agent with ParlantAdapter
02_with_guidelines.py Behavioral guidelines (condition/action rules)
03_support_agent.py Realistic customer support agent

Letta (examples/letta/)

File Description
01_basic_agent.py Minimal setup with LettaAdapter using Cloud or self-hosted Letta

Google ADK (examples/google_adk/)

File Description
01_basic_agent.py Minimal setup with GoogleADKAdapter using Gemini 2.5 Flash
02_custom_instructions.py Custom system prompt with Gemini 2.5 Pro and execution reporting
03_custom_tools.py Custom tools (calculator, weather) via additional_tools

A2A Adapter (examples/a2a_bridge/)

File Description
01_basic_agent.py Basic bridge forwarding Thenvoi messages to an external A2A agent
02_with_auth.py A2A bridge with API key authentication

A2A Gateway (examples/a2a_gateway/)

File Description
01_basic_gateway.py Exposes Thenvoi peers as A2A protocol endpoints
02_with_demo_agent.py Gateway + LangGraph demo orchestrator

Running Examples

Quick Start with run_agent.py

# LangGraph (default)
uv run python examples/run_agent.py

# Pydantic AI
uv run python examples/run_agent.py --example pydantic_ai

# Anthropic SDK
uv run python examples/run_agent.py --example anthropic

# Claude SDK with extended thinking
uv run python examples/run_agent.py --example claude_sdk --thinking

# Codex App-Server adapter
uv run python examples/run_agent.py --example codex --agent darter --codex-transport stdio

# Codex adapter without synthetic turn task markers
uv run python examples/run_agent.py --example codex --agent darter --codex-transport stdio --no-codex-turn-task-markers

# Codex adapter with manual approvals (default)
uv run python examples/run_agent.py --example codex --agent darter --codex-approval-mode manual

# Codex adapter with explicit sandbox mode
uv run python examples/run_agent.py --example codex --agent darter --codex-sandbox external-sandbox

# Codex via WebSocket transport (dev/diagnostics)
uv run python examples/run_agent.py --example codex --agent darter --codex-transport ws --codex-ws-url ws://127.0.0.1:8765

# A2A Adapter (call external A2A agents from Thenvoi)
uv run python examples/run_agent.py --example a2a --a2a-url http://localhost:10000

# A2A Gateway (expose Thenvoi peers as A2A endpoints)
uv run python examples/run_agent.py --example a2a_gateway --debug

# Contact handling strategies
uv run python examples/run_agent.py --example pydantic_ai --contacts auto      # Auto-approve requests
uv run python examples/run_agent.py --example pydantic_ai --contacts hub       # LLM decides in hub room
uv run python examples/run_agent.py --example pydantic_ai --contacts broadcast # Broadcast-only awareness

# See all options
uv run python examples/run_agent.py --help

Individual Examples

# LangGraph
uv run python examples/langgraph/01_simple_agent.py
uv run python examples/langgraph/02_custom_tools.py

# Pydantic AI
uv run python examples/pydantic_ai/01_basic_agent.py

# Anthropic SDK
uv run python examples/anthropic/01_basic_agent.py

# Claude SDK
uv run python examples/claude_sdk/01_basic_agent.py

# Codex
uv run examples/codex/01_basic_agent.py

# CrewAI
uv run python examples/crewai/01_basic_agent.py

# Parlant
uv run python examples/parlant/01_basic_agent.py

A2A Adapter Setup

Connect a Thenvoi agent to an external A2A-compliant agent:

# Terminal 1: Start an external A2A agent (e.g., LangGraph currency agent)
cd /path/to/a2a-samples/samples/python/agents/langgraph
python -m app --host localhost --port 10000

# Terminal 2: Start the Thenvoi A2A bridge agent
uv run python examples/run_agent.py --example a2a --a2a-url http://localhost:10000 --debug

A2A Gateway Setup

Run the gateway and orchestrator to expose Thenvoi peers as A2A endpoints:

# Terminal 1: Start A2A Gateway (port 10000)
uv run python examples/run_agent.py --example a2a_gateway --debug

# Terminal 2: Start Demo Orchestrator (port 10001)
uv run python examples/a2a_gateway/demo_orchestrator/__main__.py --gateway-url http://localhost:10000

Docker Usage

You can run the examples using Docker without installing dependencies locally.

Setup

  1. Copy the example environment file and add your credentials:
cp .env.example .env
cp agent_config.yaml.example agent_config.yaml

Edit .env and agent_config.yaml with your actual values.

Note: Both .env and agent_config.yaml are git-ignored. Never commit credentials to version control.

Running with Docker Compose

# LangGraph examples
docker compose up langgraph-01-simple
docker compose up langgraph-02-custom-tools

# Rebuild after changes
docker compose up --build langgraph-01-simple

Running with Docker (without compose)

# Build
docker build -t thenvoi-sdk .

# Run (load .env first)
set -a && source .env && set +a
docker run --rm \
  -e THENVOI_REST_URL="${THENVOI_REST_URL}" \
  -e THENVOI_WS_URL="${THENVOI_WS_URL}" \
  -e OPENAI_API_KEY="${OPENAI_API_KEY}" \
  -v ./agent_config.yaml:/app/agent_config.yaml \
  thenvoi-sdk \
  uv run --extra langgraph python examples/langgraph/01_simple_agent.py

Codex Docker Worker (Phase 2)

Use production image assets under docker/codex/ and run via compose examples under examples/codex/.

# Build and run a single Codex-backed Thenvoi agent
docker compose -f examples/codex/docker-compose.yml up --build codex-agent

# One-off smoke check inside the running container
docker compose -f examples/codex/docker-compose.yml exec codex-agent /app/docker/codex/smoke.sh

Dependency modes:

  • Default (portable): uses publishable dependencies in-container (uv sync), with phoenix channels fetched over HTTPS tarball (no SSH/submodule access).
  • Local SDK override (when thenvoi-client-rest on PyPI is behind): install a host wheel at container start.
  • Runtime execution uses /app/.venv/bin/python (not uv run) to avoid re-resolving host-local tool.uv.sources paths from mounted repo files.
  • Codex CLI is installed in-image via npm i -g @openai/codex and validated with codex app-server --help during build.
  • Docker defaults CODEX_SANDBOX=external-sandbox so Codex defers sandboxing to Docker.
export THENVOI_CLIENT_REST_WHEEL_DIR=/Users/vlad/Documents/elixir/dist_rearch/fern/generated_sdk/dist
export THENVOI_CLIENT_REST_WHEEL=/opt/thenvoi-client-rest/thenvoi_client_rest-0.0.1.dev6-py3-none-any.whl
docker compose -f examples/codex/docker-compose.yml up --build codex-agent

If you also need a local phoenix-channels-python-client build:

export PHOENIX_CHANNELS_CLIENT_WHEEL_DIR=/path/to/phoenix-client/dist
export PHOENIX_CHANNELS_CLIENT_WHEEL=/opt/phoenix-client
# (optional: use /opt/phoenix-client/<wheel-file>.whl instead of directory)
docker compose -f examples/codex/docker-compose.yml up --build codex-agent

If you need both local wheels in one run:

export THENVOI_CLIENT_REST_WHEEL_DIR=/Users/vlad/Documents/elixir/dist_rearch/fern/generated_sdk/dist
export THENVOI_CLIENT_REST_WHEEL=/opt/thenvoi-client-rest/thenvoi_client_rest-0.0.1.dev6-py3-none-any.whl
export PHOENIX_CHANNELS_CLIENT_WHEEL_DIR=/Users/vlad/Documents/elixir/dist_rearch/phoenix-channels-python-client/dist
export PHOENIX_CHANNELS_CLIENT_WHEEL=/opt/phoenix-client
docker compose -f examples/codex/docker-compose.yml build --no-cache codex-agent
docker compose -f examples/codex/docker-compose.yml up codex-agent

Expected host mounts:

  • ~/.codex for Codex OAuth session state
  • ~/.config/gh, ~/.ssh, ~/.gitconfig for git/GitHub workflows
  • project repo mounted at /workspace/repo for clone/worktree/markdown operations
  • shared workspace state at /workspace/state for repo-init lock/metadata
  • shared context docs at /workspace/context when repo indexing is enabled

Primary control files for identity/folders/permissions:

  • agent_config.yaml: maps agent identities/credentials (use different agent keys for different containers).
  • docker/codex/Dockerfile: Codex runtime image.
  • docker/codex/entrypoint.sh: runtime setup and optional wheel installation.
  • docker/codex/smoke.sh: in-container smoke checks.
  • examples/codex/docker-compose.yml: single-agent Codex service.
  • examples/codex/docker-compose.multi.yml: ready-made dual-agent setup (codex-darter + codex-reviewer).
  • examples/codex/docker-compose.plan-review.yml: ready-made planner+reviewer setup (codex-planner + codex-reviewer) sharing the same repo and using plan/review-specific system instructions.
  • examples/codex/.env.plan-review.example: env template for planner/reviewer overrides.
  • .env: shared Thenvoi URLs and other environment defaults.

Ready-made two-agent compose (recommended):

docker compose -f examples/codex/docker-compose.multi.yml up --build

Ready-made planner+reviewer compose:

cp examples/codex/.env.plan-review.example .env.codex.plan-review
# edit .env.codex.plan-review if needed
docker compose --env-file .env.codex.plan-review -f examples/codex/docker-compose.plan-review.yml up --build

Run only one service from the multi file:

docker compose -f examples/codex/docker-compose.multi.yml up --build codex-darter
docker compose -f examples/codex/docker-compose.multi.yml up --build codex-reviewer

Override identities/folders/sandbox per service:

CODEX_DARTER_AGENT_KEY=darter CODEX_DARTER_CWD=/workspace/repo CODEX_DARTER_SANDBOX=external-sandbox \
  CODEX_REVIEWER_AGENT_KEY=reviewer CODEX_REVIEWER_CWD=/workspace/repo CODEX_REVIEWER_SANDBOX=external-sandbox \
  docker compose -f examples/codex/docker-compose.multi.yml up --build

Ad-hoc alternative (single-service compose with explicit project names):

CODEX_AGENT_KEY=darter CODEX_CWD=/workspace/repo CODEX_SANDBOX=external-sandbox \
  docker compose -p codex-darter -f examples/codex/docker-compose.yml up --build codex-agent

CODEX_AGENT_KEY=reviewer CODEX_CWD=/workspace/repo CODEX_SANDBOX=external-sandbox \
  docker compose -p codex-reviewer -f examples/codex/docker-compose.yml up --build codex-agent

Networking note:

  • Inside Docker, localhost is the container, not your host.
  • Codex compose defaults to:
    • THENVOI_REST_URL=http://host.docker.internal:4000
    • THENVOI_WS_URL=ws://host.docker.internal:4000/api/v1/socket/websocket
  • Override with:
    • THENVOI_REST_URL_DOCKER=...
    • THENVOI_WS_URL_DOCKER=...

Configuration

1. Copy configuration files from examples

cp .env.example .env
cp agent_config.yaml.example agent_config.yaml

2. Edit .env with your API keys

# Platform URLs
THENVOI_REST_URL=https://app.thenvoi.com
THENVOI_WS_URL=wss://app.thenvoi.com/api/v1/socket/websocket

# LLM API Keys - fill these in
OPENAI_API_KEY=sk-your-key-here
ANTHROPIC_API_KEY=sk-ant-your-key-here

3. Edit agent_config.yaml with your agent credentials

my_agent:
  agent_id: "your-agent-uuid"
  api_key: "your-api-key"

Security: Never commit API keys. Both .env and agent_config.yaml are git-ignored.

Important: Always copy from example files rather than creating new files to avoid URL typos.


Architecture

The SDK uses composition over inheritance:

Agent.create(adapter, ...)
    │
    ├── Adapter (your LLM framework)
    │   └── on_started(), on_message(), on_cleanup()
    │
    ├── PlatformRuntime (room lifecycle)
    │   └── RoomPresence → Execution per room
    │
    └── ThenvoiLink (WebSocket + REST transport)

Building Custom Adapters

Implement the SimpleAdapter protocol:

from thenvoi.adapters.base import SimpleAdapter

class MyAdapter(SimpleAdapter[MyHistoryType]):
    async def on_started(self, agent_name: str, agent_description: str) -> None:
        """Called when agent starts."""
        pass

    async def on_message(
        self,
        ctx: ExecutionContext,
        tools: AgentTools,
        history: MyHistoryType,
    ) -> None:
        """Handle incoming message."""
        # Your LLM logic here
        await tools.send_message("Hello!")

    async def on_cleanup(self) -> None:
        """Called when agent stops."""
        pass

Platform Tools

All adapters automatically have access to:

Tool Description
thenvoi_send_message Send a message to the chat room
thenvoi_add_participant Add a user or agent to the room
thenvoi_remove_participant Remove a participant from the room
thenvoi_get_participants List current room participants
thenvoi_lookup_peers List users/agents that can be added

Custom Tools

Add domain-specific tools to your agents via the additional_tools parameter. Each adapter accepts tools in its framework's native format.

Adapter Tool Format
LangGraphAdapter LangChain @tool decorated functions
PydanticAIAdapter PydanticAI-style functions with RunContext
AnthropicAdapter CustomToolDef tuples (Pydantic model + callable)
CrewAIAdapter CustomToolDef tuples
ParlantAdapter CustomToolDef tuples
ClaudeSDKAdapter CustomToolDef tuples (wrapped to MCP)

LangGraph (LangChain Tools)

from langchain_core.tools import tool

@tool
def calculate(operation: str, a: float, b: float) -> str:
    """Perform arithmetic calculations."""
    ops = {"add": lambda x, y: x + y, "subtract": lambda x, y: x - y}
    return str(ops[operation](a, b))

adapter = LangGraphAdapter(
    llm=ChatOpenAI(model="gpt-4o"),
    checkpointer=InMemorySaver(),
    additional_tools=[calculate],
)

Anthropic / CrewAI / Parlant / ClaudeSDK (CustomToolDef)

from pydantic import BaseModel, Field

class CalculatorInput(BaseModel):
    """Perform arithmetic calculations."""
    operation: str = Field(description="add, subtract, multiply, divide")
    left: float
    right: float

def calculate(args: CalculatorInput) -> str:
    ops = {"add": lambda a, b: a + b, "subtract": lambda a, b: a - b}
    return str(ops[args.operation](args.left, args.right))

adapter = AnthropicAdapter(
    additional_tools=[(CalculatorInput, calculate)],
)

LangGraph Utilities

Wrap Graph as Tool

from thenvoi.integrations.langgraph import graph_as_tool

calculator_tool = graph_as_tool(
    calculator_graph,
    name="calculator",
    description="Evaluates math expressions"
)

adapter = LangGraphAdapter(
    llm=llm,
    checkpointer=checkpointer,
    additional_tools=[calculator_tool],
)

Convert Platform Tools to LangChain

from thenvoi.integrations.langgraph import agent_tools_to_langchain

langchain_tools = agent_tools_to_langchain(agent_tools)

Development

See AGENTS.md for development setup, testing, and contributing guidelines.


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