Zero-boilerplate multi-provider LLM agent framework
Reason this release was yanked:
solved issues with gemini structured output and grounding
Project description
LazyBridge
Zero-boilerplate multi-provider LLM agent framework. One class for every LLM interaction, automatic tool schema generation, composable context injection, and serializable multi-agent pipelines.
Quick start
from lazybridge import LazyAgent
ai = LazyAgent("anthropic")
print(ai.text("What is the capital of France?"))
Same code on any provider — change one string:
LazyAgent("openai")
LazyAgent("google")
LazyAgent("deepseek")
Tool loop
from lazybridge import LazyAgent, LazyTool
def get_weather(city: str) -> str:
"""Get current weather for a city."""
return f"{city}: 22°C, sunny"
result = LazyAgent("anthropic").loop(
"What's the weather in Rome and Paris?",
tools=[LazyTool.from_function(get_weather)],
)
print(result.content)
Schema generated automatically from type hints and docstring. No JSON dict, no decorator boilerplate.
Conversational memory
from lazybridge import LazyAgent, Memory
ai = LazyAgent("anthropic")
mem = Memory()
ai.chat("My name is Marco", memory=mem)
resp = ai.chat("What's my name?", memory=mem)
print(resp.content) # "Marco"
Structured output
from pydantic import BaseModel
class Article(BaseModel):
title: str
summary: str
tags: list[str]
article = LazyAgent("openai").json("Summarise AI in 2025", Article)
print(article.title)
Multi-agent pipeline
from lazybridge import LazyAgent, LazySession, LazyContext, LazyTool
sess = LazySession()
researcher = LazyAgent("anthropic", name="researcher", session=sess)
writer = LazyAgent("openai", name="writer", session=sess)
search_tool = LazyTool.from_function(lambda query: f"Papers about {query}")
researcher.loop("Find top 3 AI papers this week", tools=[search_tool])
result = writer.chat(
"Write a blog post",
context=LazyContext.from_agent(researcher),
)
print(result.content)
print(sess.graph.to_json()) # serializable pipeline topology for GUI
Native provider tools (web search, code execution, …)
from lazybridge.core.types import NativeTool
resp = ai.chat(
"What happened in AI this week?",
native_tools=[NativeTool.WEB_SEARCH],
)
for src in resp.grounding_sources:
print(src.url, src.title)
Supported providers
| Provider | String | Default model |
|---|---|---|
| Anthropic | "anthropic" / "claude" |
claude-sonnet-4-6 |
| OpenAI | "openai" / "gpt" |
gpt-5.4 |
"google" / "gemini" |
gemini-2.5-flash | |
| DeepSeek | "deepseek" |
deepseek-chat |
Installation
pip install lazybridge
# Provider extras (choose what you need)
pip install lazybridge[anthropic] # Anthropic / Claude
pip install lazybridge[openai] # OpenAI / GPT
pip install lazybridge[google] # Google / Gemini
pip install lazybridge[all] # all providers
Project structure
LazyBridge/
├── lazybridge/ # Main package
│ ├── lazy_agent.py # LazyAgent — single entry point for LLM calls
│ ├── lazy_session.py # LazySession — shared store, events, graph
│ ├── lazy_tool.py # LazyTool — tool schema + execution
│ ├── lazy_context.py # LazyContext — composable system prompt injection
│ ├── lazy_store.py # LazyStore — flat key-value blackboard (SQLite or in-memory)
│ ├── lazy_router.py # LazyRouter — conditional branching node
│ ├── memory.py # Memory — stateful conversation history
│ ├── graph/ # GraphSchema — serializable pipeline topology
│ └── core/ # Provider adapters, executor, tool schema builder
└── lazy_wiki/
├── bot/ # LLM-optimised reference (exhaustive, structured)
└── human/ # Human-readable guides and SDK comparison
Documentation
| Audience | Entry point |
|---|---|
| Developer | lazy_wiki/human/quickstart.md |
| SDK comparison | lazy_wiki/human/comparison.md |
| LLM / AI assistant | lazy_wiki/bot/INDEX.md |
| Full API reference | lazy_wiki/bot/00_quickref.md |
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