Action chaining and history for agents
This package helps manage and simplify the task of handling actions for an agent, especially a looping agent with chained functions. Actions can be anything, but the intended purpose is to work with openai function calling or other JSON/function calling LLM completion paradigms.
This package facilitates action creation, retrieval, and management, all while supporting vector search powered by chromadb to efficiently locate relevant actions.
pip install agentaction
Create a directory for your action modules:
mkdir actions
In this directory, you can create Python files (.py
) that define your actions. Each file should define a get_actions
function that returns a list of action dictionaries. Here is a sample action file sample_action.py
:
def sample_function(args):
# Your function logic here
return "Hello, " + args["name"]
def get_actions():
return [
{
"prompt": "Say hello",
"builder": None,
"handler": sample_function,
"suggestion_after_actions": [],
"never_after_actions": [],
"function": {
"name": "sample_function",
"description": "Says hello to a person",
"args": ["name"]
}
}
]
Now you can use the action manager in your agent. Here's a simple example:
from actions_manager import import_actions, use_action
# Import the actions
import_actions("./actions")
# Use an action
result = use_action("sample_function", {"name": "John"})
actions = search_actions("hello")
print(result) # Should print: {"success": True, "output": "Hello, John"}
You can use the get_available_actions
and get_action
functions to search for and retrieve actions, respectively. And, don't forget to use the add_to_action_history
function to keep track of which actions your agent has performed.
from actions_manager import add_action
action = {
"prompt": "Action Prompt",
"builder": None, # the function that is called to build the action prompt
"handler": your_function_name, # the function that is called when the action is executed
"suggestion_after_actions": ["other_action_name1", "other_action_name2"],
"never_after_actions": ["action_name3", "action_name4"],
"function": {
"name": "your_function_name",
"description": "Your function description",
"args": ["arg1", "arg2"]
}
}
add_action("your_function_name", action)
from actions_manager import use_action
result = use_action("your_function_name", {"arg1": "value1", "arg2": "value2"})
from actions_manager import get_available_actions
actions = get_available_actions("query_text")
Generates a prompt for a given action based on provided values.
Retrieves all the actions present in the global actions
dictionary.
Adds an executed action to the action history.
Retrieves the most recent executed actions.
Retrieves the last executed action from the action history.
Retrieves the available actions based on relevance and last action.
Retrieve a dict containing the available actions in several formats
Retrieve an action from memory based on the action's name.
Searches for actions based on a query text.
Executes a specific action by its function name.
Adds an action to the actions dictionary and 'actions' collection in memory.
Retrieves a specific action by its name from the 'actions' dictionary.
Removes a specific action by name.
Imports all the actions present in the 'actions_dir' directory. The actions returned are then added to the 'actions' dictionary.
Wipes the 'actions' collection in memory and resets the 'actions' dictionary.
If you like this library and want to contribute in any way, please feel free to submit a PR and I will review it. Please note that the goal here is simplicity and accesibility, using common language and few dependencies.