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  • INTRODUCTION
    • Welcome to Underdog Cowboy
    • For Non-Programmers: From MVP to Scaled Solutions
    • What we are not
    • The Innovation Gap
  • Basics
    • Interactive Agent Development
    • Agents in Underdog Cowboy
    • Dialog Manager in Underdog Cowboy
    • Timeline Editor
      • Using the Timeline Editor from the Command Line
  • Tools
    • Agent Flow
      • Commands for your workflow
        • The /setalias Command
        • The /markdown Command
      • Workshop
    • JSON Extractor
    • InterventionManager
    • LLMConfigManager
    • Leveraging LangSmith for Powerful Tracing
    • Command Line Tools
  • MIT
    • Empowering Users with Open-Source & MIT Licensing
  • Services
    • Unlocking AI Innovation
      • Connect
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  1. Tools

Agent Flow

Introduction

UnderdogCowboy is a Python library designed to empower users with the flexibility to configure, interact, and optimize LLMs (Large Language Models) from various providers. At its core, the library enables knowledge workers to fine-tune AI interactions, aligning them with specific workflows and objectives without vendor lock-in. The library is complemented by a powerful TUI (Text User Interface) application, known as Agent Flow, which serves as an interactive workspace for managing, refining, and evaluating AI agents.

Agent Flow is divided into three specialized TUI screens, each tailored to a distinct aspect of agent development and interaction:

  1. Timeline Editor: This screen facilitates seamless dialogs with LLMs, allowing users to craft conversations that can be saved locally either as dialogs or agents. It provides a robust environment for creating reusable interaction scripts, which can be reloaded and further refined.

  2. Agent Clarity: Designed to sharpen the responses of AI agents, this tool helps guide the agent's outputs in a specific direction, ensuring that the responses align with the user's desired tone, context, and detail level. It's an essential feature for users looking to optimize the precision of their agents' responses.

  3. Agent Assessment Builder: This screen allows users to construct a detailed assessment structure, which can later be used to evaluate the performance of agents in production. By defining custom assessment categories and criteria, users can automate the evaluation process, ensuring their agents consistently meet quality standards.

Together, these tools provide a comprehensive environment for users to collaborate with AI, iteratively refine agent behavior, and ensure optimal performance in real-world applications.

Key Perspectives

  1. Showcase for Building Custom Tools:

    • The tools in Agent Flow are demonstrations of what’s possible using the UnderdogCowboy library. They illustrate how you can leverage the library to design tools tailored to your own unique workflows. By understanding how these tools work, you can build similar applications that align with your specific business processes, allowing you to harness the power of LLMs in ways that best fit your needs.

  2. Support for Manual Agent Development and Integration:

    • These tools are designed to assist you in the manual process of crafting and refining agents before full integration into your automation scripts. Whether you're just starting out or refining an existing agent, the TUI screens help streamline the development process, making it easier to adjust and validate responses before committing to the underlying Agent Dialog Manager. This approach ensures that when you do integrate your agents into the automated workflows powered by the UnderdogCowboy library, they’re optimized for the best possible performance.

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