dowse 0.1.6.post1

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dowse, a python library for building natural language agents that can interpret and execute commands.

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Documentation: https://dowse.empyrealsdk.com

Source Code: https://github.com/empyrealapp/dowse

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Dowse is a Python library that enables you to build intelligent agents capable of:

• Parsing natural language commands and questions
• Classifying inputs into different types (e.g. commands vs questions)
• Executing structured commands based on natural language requests
• Responding to user queries with relevant information
• Building complex pipelines for command processing

Key Features

• Natural Language Processing: Convert human language into structured commands
• Flexible Pipeline Architecture: Build custom processing flows with branching logic
• Built-in Command Handlers: Ready-to-use handlers for common operations
• Extensible Design: Easy to add new command types and handlers
• Async Support: Built for high-performance async/await operations

Requirements

dowse is built utilizing the following libraries:

• Pydantic for the data parts.
• eth-rpc for the blockchain parts.
• emp-agents for the agent parts.

Installation

pip install dowse

Quickstart

Dowse enables you to quickly build intelligent agents by abstracting the complexity of state management, type safety, and async operations.

The following pipeline classifies tweets as either a command or a question, and then executes a handler based on the classification.

import asyncio
import os
import logging
from enum import StrEnum
from typing import Literal

from eth_rpc import set_alchemy_key

from dowse import Pipeline
from dowse.impls.basic.llms import BasicTweetClassifier, BasicTwitterCommands, BasicTwitterQuestion
from dowse.impls.basic.effects import Printer
from dowse.impls.basic.source import TwitterMock
from dowse.models import Tweet

logging.getLogger("dowse").setLevel(logging.DEBUG)
set_alchemy_key(os.environ["ALCHEMY_KEY"])


class Classifications(StrEnum):
    """A class that defines the different classifications that can be made by the pipeline."""

    COMMANDS = "commands"
    QUESTION = "question"


async def amain():
    # create a pipeline that classifiers commands as either a command or a question.
    pipeline = Pipeline[Tweet, Tweet, Classifications](
        # classifies the request as one of the Classifications
        classifier=BasicTweetClassifier,
        # a handler that executes each classification
        handlers={
            # commands are consumed by the BasicTwitterCommands operator
            "commands": BasicTwitterCommands.add_effect(Printer(prefix="COMMANDS")),
            # questions are consumed by the BasicTwitterQuestion operator
            "question": BasicTwitterQuestion.add_effects([Printer(prefix="QUESTION")]),
        },
        # the source that will emit the data that is consumed by the pipeline
        source=TwitterMock(),
    )

    # process a single event
    result = await pipeline.process(
        # the input is a tweet, which then gets handled by the Pipeline
        Tweet(
            id=1684298214198108160,
            content="swap $300 for $UNI and then send half of it to @vitalikbuterin",
            creator_id=12,
            creator_name="@jack",
        ),
    )

    # run the pipeline for 3 executions, with a minimum of 120 seconds between each execution
    # this pulls data from the source and processes it
    await pipeline.run(max_executions=3, iteration_min_time=120)


if __name__ == "__main__":
    asyncio.run(amain())

Tests

poetry install
poetry run pytest