AgentSwarm Orchestrator - Python Implementation
This Python implementation of AgentSwarm Orchestrator was inspired by https://kimik25.com. It provides a simple, intuitive API for managing autonomous agent swarms with async support.
Features
- Simple API: Easy to use with Pythonic design patterns
- Async Support: Built on
asynciofor efficient concurrent operations - 256K Context: Inspired by Kimi K2.5's extended context window
- Type Hints: Full type annotations for better IDE support
- Dataclasses: Clean, structured data models
Installation
pip install kimi25-opensource
Usage
import asyncio
from agent_swarm import AgentSwarm, SwarmConfig, TaskMessage
import uuid
async def main():
# Initialize swarm with 256K context window
config = SwarmConfig(
max_agents=100,
context_window=256000,
topology='mesh'
)
swarm = AgentSwarm(config)
# Spawn specialized agents
agent = swarm.spawn_agent('data-processor', 'analysis', 'transform')
# Dispatch messages
agent.dispatch_message(TaskMessage(
id=str(uuid.uuid4()),
msg_type='process',
payload={'data': 'example'}
))
# Get swarm statistics
print(swarm.get_stats())
# Clean shutdown
await swarm.shutdown()
asyncio.run(main())
API Reference
Classes
SwarmConfig
Configuration dataclass for swarm initialization.
Parameters:
max_agents(int): Maximum number of agents (default: 100)context_window(int): Token context limit (default: 256000)topology(str): Swarm topology (default: 'mesh')
TaskMessage
Message dataclass for inter-agent communication.
Parameters:
id(str): Unique message identifiermsg_type(str): Message typepayload(Dict[str, Any]): Message datafrom_agent(str): Source agent ID (auto-set)to_agent(str): Target agent ID
Agent
Represents a single autonomous agent.
Methods:
dispatch_message(msg: TaskMessage) -> bool: Send a messageprocess_messages(handler: Callable) -> Awaitable: Process queued messages
AgentSwarm
Main swarm coordinator class.
Methods:
spawn_agent(agent_id: str, *capabilities) -> Agent: Create a new agentbroadcast_message(from_agent, msg_type, payload) -> int: Send to all agentsget_agent(agent_id: str) -> Agent: Retrieve agent by IDget_stats() -> Dict: Get swarm statisticsshutdown() -> Awaitable: Gracefully shutdown
Enums
TopologyType
Supported swarm topologies:
HIERARCHICAL: Tree-based coordinationMESH: Peer-to-peer communicationHYBRID: Combined approach
Examples
Async Message Processing
import asyncio
from agent_swarm import AgentSwarm, SwarmConfig
async def message_handler(msg):
print(f"Processing {msg.msg_type}")
# Handle message asynchronously
await asyncio.sleep(0.1)
async def main():
swarm = AgentSwarm(SwarmConfig(max_agents=50))
agent = swarm.spawn_agent('worker', 'processing')
await agent.process_messages(message_handler)
asyncio.run(main())
Custom Topology
from agent_swarm import SwarmConfig, TopologyType
config = SwarmConfig(
max_agents=200,
context_window=512000,
topology=TopologyType.HIERARCHICAL.value
)
Development
Running Tests
pip install -e ".[dev]"
pytest
Code Formatting
black agent_swarm/
mypy agent_swarm/
Performance
The Python implementation is optimized for:
- Async I/O: Efficient concurrent operations via asyncio
- Memory efficiency: Minimal overhead per agent
- Developer productivity: Clean, readable code
Links
- Source: https://kimik25.com
- Repository: https://onedao/wddaily/kimi25-opensource
- Documentation: https://onedao/wddaily/kimi25-opensource#readme
- PyPI Package: https://pypi.org/project/kimi25-opensource
License
MIT License - See LICENSE file for details.
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