Absolutely! Here’s a polished, clear, and “enterprise-level” README.md (in English) for your script, designed to impress developers, managers, or technical leads.
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🚀 Create Agent — Production-Ready LLM Agent Project Scaffold
A robust Python script for automating the creation of LLM agent projects with modern best practices, advanced validation, modular structure, and optional Docker & CI/CD support.
✨ Features
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Professional Project Structure:
Sets up all directories, config files, and code templates needed for scalable agent development. -
Instant Virtual Environment & Dependencies:
Creates a Python virtualenv and installs all requirements automatically (LangChain, OpenAI, Anthropic, FastAPI, etc). -
Robust Environment Checks:
Verifies system dependencies (Python, git, pip, Docker) before starting. -
API Key Validation:
Tests OpenAI and Anthropic keys before running to prevent runtime errors. -
Full Configuration Suite:
Generates.env.example,.gitignore,pyproject.toml, a comprehensive README, and utility scripts. -
Code & Test Templates:
Includes agent base classes, a chat agent, config modules, structured logging, and pytest-based tests. -
Optional Infrastructure Generation:
Easily create aDockerfile,docker-compose.yml, and a GitHub Actions workflow via command-line flags. -
Enterprise-Grade Logging & Error Handling:
All steps are logged, with clear error messages and safe exits on failure.
🛠️ Usage
python create_agent.py <project_name> --template=basic|advanced|api [--docker] [--compose] [--ci]
Examples:
Create a basic agent project:
python create_agent.py myagent --template=basic
Create an advanced project with Docker, Compose, and CI/CD:
python create_agent.py llm_app --template=advanced --docker --compose --ci
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📁 What’s Generated
• agents/ – Modular agent implementations
• config/ – Settings and logging config
• api/ – API entrypoint (for advanced/api templates)
• tests/ – Pytest unit tests and mocks
• scripts/ – Utility scripts (e.g. Jinja2 rendering)
• data/, logs/, notebooks/, docs/ – Data, logs, notebooks, docs folders
• main.py – Main entrypoint for agent
• requirements.txt, pyproject.toml, .gitignore, .env.example – Ready-to-use config files
• .vscode/ – VS Code workspace settings
• Dockerfile, docker-compose.yml, .github/workflows/ci.yml – (optional) infrastructure
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🧑💻 Best Practices Baked In
• Type hints, Pydantic validation, modularity, clean code
• Logging with file rotation and CLI debug support
• Production-level directory structure
• Ready for both quick prototyping and enterprise deployment
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⚠️ Requirements
• Python 3.8+
• git and pip
• (Optional) Docker for infra support
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🔑 Recommendations
• Configure your .env file with valid API keys before running agents.
• Extend agents/tools and prompt templates as your use cases evolve.
• Integrate with CI/CD and Docker for team or cloud deployments.
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💡 Why Use This Script?
Accelerate agent-based project bootstrapping, avoid repetitive setup work, enforce best practices, and minimize onboarding time for new team members.
Go from zero to production-ready LLM project in minutes.
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Created for engineering teams, researchers, educators, and AI builders who demand reliability, speed, and clarity.
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If you want the README with **badges**, example outputs, FAQ, or a more “startup” tone, just ask!
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