osymandias 1.1.1

Multi-agent runtime for Python developers

OSymandias

Multi-agent runtime for Python developers. One command to start everything.

Full documentation → GitHub

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What is this?

OSymandias is a Python library and CLI that turns your project into a full multi-agent runtime.

pip install osymandias
osy init
osy serve

PostgreSQL, Redis, RabbitMQ, Qdrant — managed internally via Docker. Dashboard at localhost:47759. Four Celery workers ready.

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Quick start

Prerequisites: Python 3.11+, Docker

pip install osymandias

# Generate OSY.compose.yml + OSY.nginx.conf + .env + sample osy_tools.py
osy init

# Start everything
osy serve

Open http://localhost:47759 — dashboard. API directly at http://localhost:47760/api/v1.

osy stop    # pause containers, keep data
osy down    # remove containers, keep volumes
osy delete  # remove containers + volumes (asks for confirmation)
osy logs <job-id> -f  # live-stream events

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Built-in tool functions (@osy.tool)

from osymandias import osy

@osy.tool
def fetch_competitor_data(company: str, metrics: list[str]) -> dict:
    """Fetch competitor metrics from internal database."""
    return {"company": company, "data": [...]}

Schema inferred from type hints. osy serve scans all .py files automatically — no YAML, no config files.

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External agents (@osy.agent)

Register any Python callable — LangChain chain, CrewAI crew, LlamaIndex query engine, or plain Python — as an OSymandias agent:

from osymandias import osy, OsyContext

@osy.agent("ResearchAgent", framework="langchain",
           description="Searches and summarises web content")
def research_agent(task: str, ctx: OsyContext) -> dict:
    chain = build_langchain_chain()
    ctx.emit_event("TASK_PROGRESS", {"step": "running chain"})
    return {"summary": chain.invoke(task)}

Works with any framework: LangChain, CrewAI, LlamaIndex, Smolagents, OpenAI Agents SDK, plain Python.

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OsyContext

Every @osy.agent function optionally receives an OsyContext as its ctx parameter:

@osy.agent("OrchestratorAgent")
def orchestrate(task: str, ctx: OsyContext) -> dict:

    # shared memory — any agent in the same job can read/write
    ctx.write_memory("plan", {"step": 1, "goal": task})

    # live events — streamed to the dashboard
    ctx.emit_event("TASK_PROGRESS", {"pct": 50})

    # sub-tasks — spawn child tasks and wait for results
    task_ids = ctx.spawn_tasks([
        {"title": "Research", "agent_type": "ResearchAgent", "description": task},
        {"title": "Analyse",  "agent_type": "AnalystAgent",  "description": task},
    ])
    return {"merged": ctx.wait_for_tasks(task_ids)}

Method	Description
ctx.write_memory(key, value)	Write to shared job memory
ctx.read_memory(key)	Read from shared job memory
ctx.emit_event(type, payload)	Stream event to dashboard live feed
ctx.spawn_tasks(list)	Spawn sub-tasks in parallel
ctx.wait_for_tasks(ids)	Block until all sub-tasks complete

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Supported LLM providers

OpenAI · Anthropic · DeepSeek · Groq · Gemini · Ollama (local)

Switch models per-agent from the dashboard — no restart required.

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How it works

Job        →  A user-submitted goal
  └── Task ×N  →  Subtask assigned to a specific agent type
        └── AgentInstance  →  A running agent loop (LLM + tools + memory)
              ├── ToolCall  →  web_search / @osy.tool / webhook / ...
              └── Sub-task  →  ctx.spawn_tasks([...]) → child Task ×N

Jobs are decomposed by a built-in PlannerAgent that sees all registered agents and routes tasks optimally. Tasks execute in parallel across specialized agents.

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Full documentation → GitHub

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