segmind-workflow 0.1.7

A package for managing workflows with various functions.

SegmindWorkflow

SegmindWorkflow is a Python package that provides a structured approach to handling multiple API calls in a sequence. It is designed to query a prompt, manage a function call sequence based on API responses, and execute these functions in a defined order. The package keeps track of the context, cost, and credits left after each function call.

Installation

To install the SegmindWorkflow package, use pip:

pip install segmindworkflow

Usage

Import the Package

First, import the Workflow class from the segmindworkflow package:

from segmindworkflow import Workflow

Initialization

Initialize the Workflow class by passing an API key, which will be used for external API requests.

api_key = "your_api_key_here"
workflow = Workflow(api_key)

1. Query the Workflow

The query method allows you to send a prompt to the external API. Based on the prompt, the API will return a sequence of function calls and an updated context for further queries or function executions.

Parameters:

• prompt (str): The input string (or query) you want to send to the API.

prompt = "Find the best solution for my query"
workflow.query(prompt)

This method will update:

• The function call sequence.
• The context for future requests.

2. Execute the Function Sequence

Once the function call sequence is generated, you can execute it using the call method. This method will go through each function in the sequence and make API requests to execute them in order.

Parameters:

• input_data (dict): The input data required by the functions in the sequence.

input_data = {
    "param1": "value1",
    "param2": "value2"
}
workflow.call(input_data)

3. Get the Function Call Sequence

You can retrieve the sequence of function calls generated by the last query using the get_sequence method.

sequence = workflow.get_sequence()
print("Function call sequence:", sequence)

4. Get the Results

After executing the function call sequence, you can retrieve the results using the get_result method.

results = workflow.get_result()
print("Results:", results)

5. Check Remaining Credits

Each function call reduces the available credits. You can check how many credits you have left after making function calls with the w_of_credits_left method.

credits_left = workflow.w_of_credits_left()
print("Credits left:", credits_left)

6. Calculate Total Cost

The w_of_cost method calculates the total cost of the function call sequence based on the prices defined for each function.

total_cost = workflow.w_of_cost()
print("Total cost:", total_cost)

7. Reset the Workflow

If you need to reset the workflow (clear context, query sequence, etc.), you can use the reset method. This will reset everything except the credits left.

workflow.reset()

Error Handling

Each method will raise meaningful errors if they are called in the wrong order. For example:

• Calling get_sequence() before query() will raise an error.
• Calling get_result() before call() will raise an error.
• You cannot calculate the cost of the function sequence before generating it with a query.

These checks ensure that the workflow is followed properly.

Example Usage

Here's a complete example that showcases the usage of the SegmindWorkflow package:

from segmindworkflow import Workflow

# Step 1: Initialize the workflow with an API key
api_key = "your_api_key"
workflow = Workflow(api_key)

# Step 2: Query the workflow with a prompt
prompt = "Optimize the cost of running my application"
workflow.query(prompt)

# Step 3: Execute the sequence of function calls
input_data = {"param1": "value1"}
workflow.call(input_data)

# Step 4: Retrieve the function call sequence
sequence = workflow.get_sequence()
print("Function Call Sequence:", sequence)

# Step 5: Retrieve the results of the function calls
results = workflow.get_result()
print("Results:", results)

# Step 6: Check remaining credits
credits_left = workflow.w_of_credits_left()
print("Credits left:", credits_left)

# Step 7: Calculate the total cost
total_cost = workflow.w_of_cost()
print("Total cost:", total_cost)

# Step 8: Reset the workflow for a new session
workflow.reset()

License

This project is licensed under the MIT License.

Contributing

If you want to contribute to this package, feel free to fork the repository and submit a pull request.