Lines of Work

A structured Python library of agent definitions, each covering a cohesive set of related duties within a distinctively named entity — organized by industry and subcategory, each shipping with a focused persona prompt and a curated knowledge base.

Documentation

• Overview
• Guide: Defining a New Work

Installation

pip install lines-of-work

Quick Start

import lines_of_work as low

# Enumerate the taxonomy
industries = low.list_industry_ids()
subcategories = low.list_subcategory_ids(low.IndustryID("information_communication"))
works = low.list_work_ids(
    low.IndustryID("information_communication"),
    low.SubcategoryID("software_dev_integration"),
)

# Load a work
work = low.Work(
    low.IndustryID("information_communication"),
    low.SubcategoryID("software_dev_integration"),
    low.WorkID("neon_circuit_labs_code_review"),
)

print(work.agent.name)
print(work.agent.instructions)

for kid in work.list_knowledge_ids():
    k = work.get_knowledge(kid)
    print(k.title, "—", k.content[:80])

Public API

All symbols below are importable directly from lines_of_work.

Enumeration

Work

work = low.Work(industry_id, subcategory_id, work_id)

Types

Taxonomy

19 industries, each containing between 2 and 7 subcategories.

Module Layout

lines_of_work/
├── __init__.py           # Public API
├── types.py              # ID types and Pydantic models
├── version.py
└── industries/
    └── <industry_id>/
        ├── __init__.py   # id, name, description
        └── <subcategory_id>/
            ├── __init__.py   # id, name, description
            └── <work_id>/
                ├── __init__.py
                ├── agent.py          # name, description, instructions, version
                └── knowledge/
                    ├── __init__.py
                    └── <knowledge_id>.py  # title, content, version

Contributing

See Guide: Defining a New Work for content standards and file conventions.

License

MIT