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Daita Agents - Data focused AI agent framework with free local use and premium hosted enterprise features

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Daita Agents

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Daita Agents is a commercial AI agent framework designed for production environments. Build intelligent, scalable, data first agent systems with automatic tracing, reliability features, and enterprise-grade observability.

Quick Start

# Install the SDK
pip install daita-agents

# Set up your first agent
daita init my-project
cd my-project

# Create and test an agent
daita create agent my-agent
daita test my-agent

Key Features

Free SDK Features

  • Production-Ready Agents: BaseAgent and SubstrateAgent with automatic lifecycle management
  • Multi-LLM Support: OpenAI, Anthropic, Google Gemini, and xAI Grok integrations
  • Automatic Tracing: Zero-configuration observability for all operations
  • Plugin System: Database (PostgreSQL, MySQL, MongoDB) and API integrations
  • Workflow Orchestration: Multi-agent systems with relay communication
  • CLI Tools: Development, testing, and deployment commands

Premium Features

  • Enterprise Integrations: Advanced database plugins and connectors
  • Horizontal Scaling: Agent pools and load balancing
  • Advanced Reliability: Circuit breakers, backpressure control, task management
  • Dashboard Analytics: Real-time monitoring and performance insights
  • Priority Support: Direct access to engineering team
  • Custom Integrations: Tailored solutions for enterprise needs

Installation

pip install daita-agents

For development with additional tools:

pip install daita-agents[dev]

Basic Usage

Simple Agent

from daita import SubstrateAgent

# Create agent with simple configuration
agent = SubstrateAgent(
    name="Data Analyst",
    model="gpt-4o-mini",
    prompt="You are a data analyst. Help users analyze and interpret data."
)

# Start and run agent
await agent.start()

# Simple execution - just get the answer
answer = await agent.run("Analyze sales trends from last quarter")
print(answer)

# Detailed execution - get full metadata
result = await agent.run_detailed("What are the key insights?")
print(f"Answer: {result['result']}")
print(f"Cost: ${result['cost']:.4f}")
print(f"Time: {result['processing_time_ms']}ms")

Agent with Tools

from daita import SubstrateAgent
from daita.core.tools import tool

# Define tools for your agent
@tool
async def query_database(sql: str) -> list:
    '''Execute SQL query and return results.'''
    return await db.execute(sql)

@tool
async def calculate_metrics(data: list) -> dict:
    '''Calculate statistical metrics for data.'''
    return {
        'mean': sum(data) / len(data),
        'max': max(data),
        'min': min(data)
    }

# Create agent and register tools
agent = SubstrateAgent(
    name="Data Analyst",
    model="gpt-4o-mini",
    prompt="You are a data analyst with database access."
)
agent.register_tool(query_database)
agent.register_tool(calculate_metrics)

await agent.start()

# Agent autonomously decides which tools to use
answer = await agent.run("What were total sales last month?")
print(answer)

Multi-Agent Workflow

from daita import Workflow, BaseAgent

# Create workflow with multiple agents
workflow = Workflow()
workflow.connect(data_agent, "processed_data", analysis_agent)
workflow.connect(analysis_agent, "insights", report_agent)

# Execute workflow
results = await workflow.run(input_data)

CLI Commands

# Initialize new project
daita init my-project

# Create components
daita create agent my-agent
daita create workflow data-pipeline

# Test and deploy
daita test --watch
daita push production

Architecture

Core Components

  • Agents: Intelligent processing units with LLM integration
  • Workflows: Orchestrate multiple agents with communication channels
  • Plugins: Extensible integrations for databases and APIs
  • Tracing: Automatic observability for debugging and monitoring
  • Reliability: Production-grade error handling and retry logic

Automatic Tracing

All operations are automatically traced:

  • Agent lifecycle and decisions
  • LLM calls with token usage and costs
  • Plugin/tool executions
  • Workflow communication
  • Error handling and retries

Examples

Database Integration

from daita import SubstrateAgent
from daita.plugins import postgresql

# Create database plugin (provides query tool)
db = postgresql(
    host="localhost",
    database="mydb",
    user="user",
    password="pass"
)

# Create agent with database tools
agent = SubstrateAgent(
    name="Database Analyst",
    model="gpt-4o-mini",
    tools=[db]  # Automatically registers database query tools
)

await agent.start()

# Agent can autonomously query database
answer = await agent.run("Show me all active users from the database")
print(answer)

Decision Tracing

from daita import record_decision_point

async def make_decision(data):
    confidence = analyze_confidence(data)
    
    # Trace decision reasoning
    decision = record_decision_point(
        decision_type="classification",
        confidence=confidence,
        reasoning="Based on data patterns..."
    )
    
    return decision

Authentication & Deployment

API Key Setup

export DAITA_API_KEY="your-api-key"
export OPENAI_API_KEY="your-openai-key"

Cloud Deployment

# Deploy to managed infrastructure
daita push production

# Monitor deployments
daita logs production
daita status

Documentation

Commercial Licensing

Daita Agents is commercial software with a generous free tier:

  • Free: Core SDK, basic plugins, community support
  • Premium: Enterprise features, advanced scaling, priority support
  • Enterprise: Custom integrations, dedicated support, SLA

Contact Sales for premium features and enterprise licensing.

Support

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