Jason-style AgentSpeak for Python
A Python-based interpreter for the agent-oriented programming language JASON.
python-agentspeak is a Python-based interpreter for the agent-oriented programming language JASON. This library makes it easy to create and manage intelligent agents, offering syntax and functionalities similar to JASON in a Python environment.
Key Features
Jason-style AgentSpeak interpretation
Easy integration with existing Python code
Support for complex agent constructions
Setup
pip install agentspeakRequirements
Python 3.6 or higher
Additional dependencies are automatically installed
Usage example
!hello_world.
+!hello_world <-
.print("Hello world!").Usage
Run a standalone agent program:
$ python -m agentspeak examples/hello_world.aslRun an interactive console:
$ python -m agentspeakSee examples/embedded for an example that interfaces with custom
Python code.
Jason compability
python-agentspeak should be mostly equivalent to Jason.
Plan annotations are ignored as of yet.
Standard library does not yet contain syntactic transformations with
{begin ...}and{end}.Standard library does not yet contain introspective and plan-manipulation actions.
Jason 2.0 fork join operators not yet supported.
Literals are only comparable if they have the same signature.
Release files for agentspeak 0.2.2
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