fsm-llm 0.1.2

A Python framework for FSM-based LLM agents

FSM-based LLM Conversational Agents

This project provides a package framework for creating conversational agents using a Finite State Machine (FSM) powered by Large Language Models (LLMs). It integrates with OpenAI's API and provides an easy way to define states, transitions, and interactions.

This is currently an experimental setup, and also part of a research project I am doing for university. For now it is meant for developers and experimenters mainly. Requires an OpenAI API key (currently tested on gpt-4o-mini).

Features

• Define states and transitions for your agent using a simple decorator.
• Handle dynamic conversation flow with flexible state management.
• Integrates with GPT models to generate responses based on state context.

Installation

1. Install the package directly from PyPI:

   pip install fsm-llm
   

2. Set up environment variables: Create a .env file and add your OpenAI API key:

   OPENAI_API_KEY=your-api-key
   OPENAI_ORGANIZATION=your-organization-id
   

Ensure that your .env file is properly loaded. You can use the python-dotenv library to load these variables if they're not automatically loaded.

Usage Example (On/Off Switch)

1. The LLMStateMachine class is the core of the framework. It handles state transitions based on user input.

from core.fsm import LLMStateMachine

# Create the FSM
fsm = LLMStateMachine(initial_state="START", end_state="END")

Examples

• Light Switch Agent: A simple agent that asks the user whether they want to turn a light on or off. switch_agent.py
• Customer Support Agent: A bot that collects user details and assists with customer queries. support_agent.py
• Medical Triage Agent: A complex agent that helps assess if a medical situation is an emergency and collects patient data. medical_agent.py