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Entity - A Cross-Platform LLM Agent
Entity is a Python-based AI agent designed to interact with your operating system, execute commands, and control programs across Windows, macOS, and Linux.
Architecture
This agent uses a local Large Language Model (LLM) powered by Ollama. By default, it connects to a locally running Ollama server and uses the default model (e.g., llama3). All data and interactions remain private and on your local machine.
The core components are:
- Agent Logic: The main Python application that orchestrates tasks.
- LLM Service: An Ollama server running a local model (e.g., Llama 3).
- Platform Interaction: Modules for interacting with the specific operating system's terminal and applications.
Getting Started
Prerequisites
- Python 3.8+
- Ollama installed and running (default:
ollama serve) - A downloaded Ollama model (default:
llama3, runollama run llama3to download)
Installation
From PyPI (recommended)
pip install entityagent
From source
git clone https://github.com/prakashsellathurai/entity
cd entity
pip install .
Running the Agent (Default Ollama)
You can run the agent from the command line (it will use the default Ollama model):
entity-agent
or
python -m entityAgent.runtime
TODO / Roadmap
- Allow configuration of LLM model (e.g., choose
llama3,mistral, etc.) - Add support for configuring LLM server URL/port
- Add UI options (CLI, Web, GUI)
- Add configuration file for user preferences
- Extend platform interaction capabilities
Usage
You can interact with the agent in two ways:
-
Natural Language:
> Tell me a joke. > What is the capital of France? -
Commands:
- Execute a shell command:
> run: ls -l - List running processes:
> run: list_processes
- Execute a shell command:
Testing
To run the test suite, execute the following command:
pytest
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