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CleverAgents
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A powerful, reactive Agent Framework using RxPy streams for complex AI agent orchestration and message routing.

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🌊 Reactive Architecture
========================

CleverAgents is built on **RxPy reactive streams**, providing powerful stream processing capabilities:

- **Full RxPy Integration**: Access to all RxPy operators (map, filter, merge, split, buffer, throttle, etc.)
- **Hot & Cold Streams**: Support for different stream types with replay capabilities
- **Async/Await Support**: Native async processing throughout the pipeline
- **Stream Composition**: Complex routing patterns with merge and split operations

🚀 Unified Routes System
========================

CleverAgents provides a unified "routes" system that combines streams and graphs under a single configuration section. This provides a consistent interface for all data flow patterns.

**Key Benefits:**

- **Unified Interface**: Single "routes" section for all data flow
- **Clear Type System**: Explicit type field makes intent clear
- **Dynamic Adaptation**: Routes can convert between types at runtime
- **Better Organization**: Related concepts in one place
- **Complexity Guidance**: Built-in analyzer helps choose route type

**Route Configuration Format:**

.. code-block:: yaml

    routes:
      # Stream route
      my_stream:
        type: stream  # REQUIRED field
        stream_type: cold
        operators:
          - type: map
            params:
              agent: my_agent
        
      # Graph route
      my_graph:
        type: graph   # REQUIRED field
        nodes:
          process:
            type: agent
            agent: processor
        edges:
          - source: start
            target: process
          - source: process
            target: end

**Route Types:**

1. **Stream Routes**: For reactive, stateless processing
2. **Graph Routes**: For stateful workflows with conditional logic
3. **Bridge Routes**: For dynamic type conversion

**Dynamic Type Conversion:**

.. code-block:: yaml

    routes:
      adaptive_route:
        type: stream
        operators:
          - type: map
            params:
              agent: processor
        bridge:
          upgrade_conditions:
            needs_state: true
            message_count: 5
          downgrade_conditions:
            idle_time: 300

**Important Note**: The system does NOT maintain backward compatibility. The old ``streams:`` and ``graphs:`` sections are completely removed. Only the new ``routes:`` section is supported.

🔄 Why RxPy + LangGraph?
========================

CleverAgents uniquely combines RxPy's reactive streams with LangGraph's stateful workflows. This integration is more powerful than either library alone:

**What Only RxPy Can Do:**

1. **Real-time Stream Processing**

   .. code-block:: yaml

      # Throttle API calls to 10/second while buffering bursts
      operators:
        - type: throttle
          params: {duration: 0.1}
        - type: buffer
          params: {time: 1.0}

2. **Hot Streams with Live Updates**

   .. code-block:: yaml

      # Dashboard that shows latest value to new subscribers
      dashboard_feed:
        type: hot
        initial_value: "System OK"

3. **Time-Window Aggregations**

   .. code-block:: yaml

      # Calculate 5-minute rolling averages
      operators:
        - type: buffer
          params: {time: 300}
        - type: scan
          params: {accumulator: {type: average}}

**What Only LangGraph Can Do:**

1. **Stateful Conversations with Memory**

   .. code-block:: yaml

      # Remember context across messages
      graphs:
        chat:
          checkpointing: true
          enable_time_travel: true

2. **Conditional Workflow Routing**

   .. code-block:: yaml

      # Route based on runtime decisions
      edges:
        - source: classify
          target: urgent_handler
          condition: {type: priority_check}

3. **Iterative Refinement Loops**

   .. code-block:: yaml

      # Retry until quality threshold met
      edges:
        - source: review
          target: refine
          condition: {type: needs_improvement}
        - source: refine
          target: review  # Loop back

**The Power of Both Together:**

1. **Streaming LangGraph Results**: Process partial results from long-running graphs in real-time
2. **Reactive Graph Triggers**: Use RxPy's debounce to prevent graph overload while maintaining responsiveness  
3. **Windowed State Checkpoints**: Checkpoint graph state only when stream windows complete
4. **Parallel Stream-Graph Pipelines**: Run multiple graphs in parallel based on stream splits

This combination enables building AI systems that are both **reactive** (responding to real-time events) and **stateful** (maintaining context and memory) - something neither library can achieve alone.

🎯 LangGraph Integration
========================

CleverAgents provides full LangGraph integration, allowing you to combine stateful workflows with reactive stream processing:

**Key Features:**

- **Stateful Workflows**: Build complex, stateful agent graphs with memory and context
- **Conditional Routing**: Dynamic flow control based on state and conditions
- **Checkpointing**: Save and restore graph state with time travel capabilities
- **Cycles and Loops**: Support for iterative refinement and feedback loops
- **Subgraphs**: Compose complex workflows from reusable components
- **Parallel Execution**: Run multiple nodes concurrently for better performance
- **Seamless RxPy Integration**: Use LangGraphs as RxPy operators and vice versa

**LangGraph Definition in YAML:**

.. code-block:: yaml

    routes:
      my_workflow:
        type: graph  # Required field
        name: my_workflow
        entry_point: start
        checkpointing: true
        enable_time_travel: true
        
        nodes:
          process:
            type: agent
            agent: my_agent
            
          validate:
            type: function
            function: validate
            
          route:
            type: conditional
            condition:
              type: has_messages
              
        edges:
          - source: start
            target: process
          - source: process
            target: validate
          - source: validate
            target: route
          - source: route
            target: end
            condition:
              type: metadata_check
              key: valid
              value: true

**Node Types:**

- **Agent Nodes**: Execute CleverAgents agents
- **Function Nodes**: Run built-in or custom functions
- **Tool Nodes**: Execute tools with parallel support
- **Conditional Nodes**: Make routing decisions
- **Subgraph Nodes**: Embed other graphs

**State Management:**

LangGraph state flows through the graph and can be:

- Checkpointed for persistence
- Restored from checkpoints
- Time-traveled to previous states
- Updated incrementally or replaced

**Using LangGraphs as RxPy Operators:**

.. code-block:: yaml

    routes:
      my_stream:
        type: stream
        stream_type: cold
        operators:
          - type: graph_execute
            params:
              graph: my_workflow
          - type: state_checkpoint
            params:
              graph: my_workflow

**Hybrid Pipelines:**

Combine RxPy streams and LangGraphs in complex pipelines:

.. code-block:: yaml

    pipelines:
      hybrid_flow:
        stages:
          - type: stream
            name: preprocess
            operators:
              - type: debounce
                params:
                  duration: 0.5
                  
          - type: graph
            config:
              name: process_graph
              nodes:
                analyze:
                  type: agent
                  agent: analyzer
            input_from: preprocess
            output_to: postprocess
            
          - type: stream
            name: postprocess
            operators:
              - type: buffer
                params:
                  count: 5

**CLI Graph Commands:**

.. code-block:: bash

    # Execute graphs interactively
    cleveragents interactive -c my_config.yaml
    # Then in the interactive session:
    /graph my_workflow "Process this message"

**Programmatic Usage:**

.. code-block:: python

    from cleveragents import ReactiveCleverAgentsApp

    app = ReactiveCleverAgentsApp()
    app.load_configuration([Path("my_config.yaml")])

    # Get a graph
    graph = app.langgraph_bridge.get_graph("my_workflow")

    # Execute with input
    result = await graph.execute({
        "messages": [{"role": "user", "content": "Hello"}]
    })

    # Access state
    state = graph.get_state()
    print(state.messages)

**Advanced Patterns:**

1. **Iterative Refinement**: Use cycles to refine outputs until quality threshold is met
2. **Parallel Research**: Execute multiple research tasks in parallel and combine results
3. **Streaming Responses**: Process streaming LLM responses with real-time updates
4. **A/B Testing**: Route traffic between different graph variants for experimentation
5. **Error Recovery**: Implement retry policies and fallback paths for robustness

**Best Practices:**

1. **State Design**: Keep state minimal and well-structured
2. **Checkpointing**: Enable for long-running or critical workflows
3. **Parallel Execution**: Mark independent nodes as parallel
4. **Error Handling**: Use retry policies and error edges
5. **Monitoring**: Connect state streams to monitoring systems

**Integration with Existing Features:**

- **Templates**: Use Jinja2/Mustache templates in prompts
- **Tools**: Integrate existing CleverAgents tools in graphs
- **Agents**: All agent types work seamlessly in graphs
- **Streams**: Graphs can publish to and subscribe from streams
- **Context**: Global context is available in all graph nodes

**Troubleshooting:**

*Graph Not Executing:*
  - Check edge definitions connect all nodes
  - Verify entry point exists
  - Ensure agents referenced in nodes are defined

*State Not Persisting:*
  - Enable checkpointing in graph config
  - Specify checkpoint directory
  - Check filesystem permissions

*Parallel Execution Issues:*
  - Mark nodes with ``parallel: true``
  - Enable ``parallel_execution`` in graph config
  - Check for dependencies between parallel nodes

*Stream Integration Problems:*
  - Ensure stream router has LangGraph bridge reference
  - Use correct operator names (graph_execute, state_update, etc.)
  - Verify graph exists before referencing in streams

🤖 Agent Types
==============

**LLM Agents (via LangChain)**
  - OpenAI GPT models (GPT-4, GPT-4o, GPT-3.5-turbo, o1-preview, o1-mini)
  - Anthropic Claude models (Claude-3.5-Sonnet, Claude-3-Opus, Claude-3-Haiku)
  - Google Gemini models (Gemini-1.5-Pro, Gemini-1.5-Flash, Gemini-2.0-Flash)
  - All LangChain-supported LLM providers
  - Structured output with JSON schema enforcement
  - Memory management and conversation history
  - Built-in error handling and retry logic

**Tool Agents**
  - Built-in tools: math, HTTP requests, file operations, JSON parsing
  - Shell command execution (with safety controls)
  - Custom tool integration

**Reactive Processing**
  - Agents work as stream processors
  - Can be used in map operations or connect between streams
  - Support for both sync and async processing

📋 Quick Start
==============

Installation
------------

.. code-block:: bash

    pip install cleveragents

Basic Usage
-----------

1. **Create a configuration file** (``config.yaml``):

.. code-block:: yaml

    agents:
      chat_agent:
        type: llm
        config:
          provider: openai
          model: gpt-4
          temperature: 0.7

    routes:
      chat_stream:
        type: stream  # Required field
        stream_type: cold
        operators:
          - type: map
            params:
              agent: chat_agent
        publications:
          - __output__

    merges:
      - sources: [__input__]
        target: chat_stream

2. **Run single-shot processing**:

.. code-block:: bash

    cleveragents run -c config.yaml -p "Hello, how are you?"

3. **Start interactive session**:

.. code-block:: bash

    cleveragents interactive -c config.yaml

🔧 API Key Configuration
========================

CleverAgents uses LangChain for LLM integration, supporting all LangChain-compatible providers. Configure API keys in two ways:

1. **In Agent Configuration**:

.. code-block:: yaml

    agents:
      my_agent:
        type: llm
        config:
          provider: openai
          model: gpt-4
          api_key: "sk-your-key-here"

2. **Via Environment Variables** (LangChain handles these automatically):

- **OpenAI**: ``OPENAI_API_KEY``
- **Anthropic**: ``ANTHROPIC_API_KEY``
- **Google Gemini**: ``GOOGLE_API_KEY`` or ``GOOGLE_GEMINI_API_KEY``
- **Plus**: All other LangChain-supported provider environment variables

**Supported Models:**

- **OpenAI**: gpt-4, gpt-4o, gpt-3.5-turbo, o1-preview, o1-mini, and more
- **Anthropic**: claude-3-5-sonnet-20241022, claude-3-opus-20240229, claude-3-haiku-20240307
- **Google**: gemini-1.5-pro, gemini-1.5-flash, gemini-2.0-flash-exp
- **Plus**: Any model supported by LangChain providers

🌊 Stream Processing
====================

**Stream Types**

.. code-block:: yaml

    routes:
      cold_stream:
        type: stream
        stream_type: cold    # Starts when subscribed
      
      hot_stream:
        type: stream
        stream_type: hot     # Always active, replays last value
      
      replay_stream:
        type: stream
        stream_type: replay  # Replays all previous values

**RxPy Operators**

.. code-block:: yaml

    routes:
      processing_stream:
        type: stream
        stream_type: cold
        operators:
          - type: map
            params:
              agent: my_agent
          - type: filter
            params:
              condition:
                type: content_contains
                text: "important"
          - type: debounce
            params:
              duration: 1.0
          - type: buffer
            params:
              count: 5
          - type: throttle
            params:
              duration: 2.0

**Stream Operations**

.. code-block:: yaml

    # Merge multiple streams
    merges:
      - sources: [stream1, stream2, stream3]
        target: combined_stream

    # Split stream based on conditions
    splits:
      - source: input_stream
        targets:
          questions:
            type: content_contains
            text: "?"
          commands:
            type: content_contains
            text: "execute"

🏗️ Advanced Patterns
====================

**Multi-Agent Collaboration**

.. code-block:: yaml

    # Research → Analysis → Writing → Editing pipeline
    routes:
      research_stream:
        type: stream
        stream_type: cold
        operators:
          - type: map
            params:
              agent: researcher
        publications:
          - analysis_stream
      
      analysis_stream:
        type: stream
        stream_type: cold
        operators:
          - type: map
            params:
              agent: analyzer
        publications:
          - writing_stream

**Real-time Analytics**

.. code-block:: yaml

    routes:
      analytics_stream:
        type: stream
        stream_type: hot
        operators:
          - type: scan
            params:
              accumulator:
                type: collect
          - type: sample
            params:
              interval: 10.0

**Error Handling & Retry**

.. code-block:: yaml

    routes:
      robust_processing:
        type: stream
        stream_type: cold
        operators:
          - type: map
            params:
              agent: my_agent
          - type: catch
          - type: retry
            params:
              count: 3

📊 Route Complexity Ladder
==========================

This guide helps you choose the right route type for your use case. Routes in CleverAgents can be either **streams** (reactive, stateless) or **graphs** (stateful, conditional).

Quick Decision Guide
--------------------

Ask yourself these questions:

1. **Do you need to maintain state between messages?** → Use a graph
2. **Do you need conditional logic or branching?** → Use a graph  
3. **Is your processing linear and stateless?** → Use a stream
4. **Do you need real-time reactive processing?** → Use a stream
5. **Unsure or requirements might change?** → Use a stream with bridge configuration

Complexity Levels
-----------------

**Level 1: Simple Stream**

Use when: Basic data transformation with a single agent

.. code-block:: yaml

    routes:
      simple_processor:
        type: stream
        stream_type: cold
        operators:
          - type: map
            params:
              agent: my_agent

Good for:

- Simple chat interfaces
- Basic text transformation
- Single-step processing

**Level 2: Stream with Multiple Operators**

Use when: Multi-step processing pipeline without state

.. code-block:: yaml

    routes:
      pipeline:
        type: stream
        stream_type: cold
        operators:
          - type: debounce
            params:
              duration: 0.5
          - type: map
            params:
              agent: preprocessor
          - type: filter
            params:
              condition: valid_input
          - type: map
            params:
              agent: main_processor

Good for:

- Data preprocessing pipelines
- Multi-agent workflows (sequential)
- Stream filtering and transformation

**Level 3: Stream with Routing**

Use when: Need to split/merge data flows

.. code-block:: yaml

    routes:
      router_stream:
        type: stream
        stream_type: cold
        operators:
          - type: map
            params:
              agent: classifier
        publications:
          - questions_stream
          - commands_stream

    splits:
      - source: router_stream
        targets:
          questions: questions_stream
          commands: commands_stream

Good for:

- Content routing based on classification
- Parallel processing paths
- Fan-out patterns

**Level 4: Basic Graph**

Use when: Need conditional logic or simple state

.. code-block:: yaml

    routes:
      conditional_workflow:
        type: graph
        nodes:
          classify:
            type: agent
            agent: classifier
          
          handle_a:
            type: agent
            agent: handler_a
          
          handle_b:
            type: agent
            agent: handler_b
        
        edges:
          - source: start
            target: classify
          - source: classify
            target: handle_a
            condition: "type == 'A'"
          - source: classify
            target: handle_b
            condition: "type == 'B'"

Good for:

- Workflows with decision points
- Conditional processing
- Simple state machines

**Level 5: Stateful Graph**

Use when: Need to maintain conversation or process state

.. code-block:: yaml

    routes:
      stateful_workflow:
        type: graph
        checkpointing: true
        state_class: "myapp.states.ConversationState"
        
        nodes:
          update_context:
            type: function
            function: update_conversation_state
          
          process_with_context:
            type: agent
            agent: contextual_processor
        
        edges:
          - source: start
            target: update_context
          - source: update_context
            target: process_with_context

Good for:

- Conversational agents with memory
- Multi-turn interactions
- Complex state management

**Level 6: Graph with Persistence**

Use when: Need to save/restore state, handle failures

.. code-block:: yaml

    routes:
      persistent_workflow:
        type: graph
        checkpointing: true
        checkpoint_dir: "./checkpoints"
        enable_time_travel: true
        
        nodes:
          # Complex node structure
        
        edges:
          # Complex conditional routing

Good for:

- Long-running workflows
- Fault-tolerant processing
- Auditable state changes

Dynamic Type Conversion
-----------------------

Use bridging when requirements might change:

.. code-block:: yaml

    routes:
      adaptive_route:
        type: stream  # Start simple
        stream_type: cold
        operators:
          - type: map
            params:
              agent: processor
        
        bridge:
          # Automatically upgrade to graph when needed
          upgrade_conditions:
            needs_state: true
            message_count: 10
          
          # Downgrade back to stream when possible
          downgrade_conditions:
            idle_time: 300
            state_size: 1

Best Practices
--------------

1. **Start Simple**: Begin with streams and upgrade to graphs only when needed
2. **Use Bridges**: Configure bridge conditions for routes that might need to change
3. **Monitor Complexity**: Use the RouteComplexityAnalyzer to track route complexity
4. **Document Decisions**: Explain why you chose a particular route type

Performance Considerations
--------------------------

**Streams:**

- ✅ Lower memory footprint
- ✅ Better for high-throughput scenarios
- ✅ Excellent for real-time processing
- ❌ No built-in state management
- ❌ Limited conditional logic

**Graphs:**

- ✅ Rich state management
- ✅ Complex conditional logic
- ✅ Checkpointing and recovery
- ❌ Higher memory usage
- ❌ More complex to debug

Migration Guide
---------------

**From Streams to Graphs:**

1. Identify state requirements
2. Define state class
3. Convert operators to nodes
4. Add conditional edges

**From Graphs to Streams:**

1. Ensure state can be flattened
2. Convert nodes to operators
3. Replace conditional edges with stream splits
4. Test thoroughly

Choose the simplest route type that meets your requirements. Use streams for stateless, reactive processing and graphs for stateful, conditional workflows. Configure bridges for routes that might need to adapt over time.

📊 CLI Commands
===============

**Run Commands**

.. code-block:: bash

    # Single-shot processing
    cleveragents run -c config.yaml -p "Your prompt here"
    
    # Interactive session
    cleveragents interactive -c config.yaml
    
    # With verbose output
    cleveragents run -c config.yaml -p "Hello" --verbose
    
    # Unsafe mode (for file operations)
    cleveragents run -c config.yaml -p "Command" --unsafe

**Utility Commands**

.. code-block:: bash

    # Generate example configurations
    cleveragents generate-examples -o ./my-examples
    
    # Visualize stream network
    cleveragents visualize -c config.yaml -f mermaid -o diagram.md
    cleveragents visualize -c config.yaml -f dot -o network.dot
    cleveragents visualize -c config.yaml -f ascii

📚 Examples
===========

The repository includes comprehensive examples:

**RxPy Stream Examples:**

- **basic_chat.yaml**: Simple conversational agent
- **advanced_pipeline.yaml**: Complex multi-stage processing with RxPy operators
- **multi_agent_collaboration.yaml**: Agent-to-agent communication  
- **stream_analytics.yaml**: Real-time monitoring and analytics

**LangGraph Examples:**

- **simple_langgraph.yaml**: Basic linear workflow with a single agent
- **langgraph_conditional.yaml**: Conditional routing based on classification
- **langgraph_stateful.yaml**: Stateful conversations with checkpointing and time travel
- **hybrid_rxpy_langgraph.yaml**: Combine reactive streams with stateful graphs

**Advanced LangGraph Examples:**

- **advanced_langgraph_cycles.yaml**: Iterative refinement with cycles, parallel execution, and subgraphs
- **advanced_multi_graph_system.yaml**: Multi-graph orchestration with stream-based routing
- **advanced_streaming_langgraph.yaml**: Real-time streaming with partial results and windowed aggregation

🛡️ Safety & Security
====================

- **Safe Mode**: Blocks dangerous shell commands by default
- **Unsafe Flag**: Required for file operations and risky commands
- **API Key Protection**: Environment variable support
- **Error Boundaries**: Graceful error handling and recovery

🔄 Stream Visualization
=======================

Generate diagrams of your stream networks:

**Mermaid Format**:

.. code-block:: bash

    cleveragents visualize -c config.yaml -f mermaid

**Graphviz DOT**:

.. code-block:: bash

    cleveragents visualize -c config.yaml -f dot

**ASCII Diagram**:

.. code-block:: bash

    cleveragents visualize -c config.yaml -f ascii

🎯 Use Cases
============

- **Conversational AI**: Multi-stage chat processing
- **Content Generation**: Research → Analysis → Writing workflows  
- **Data Processing**: ETL pipelines with LLM processing
- **Decision Support**: Multi-agent decision making
- **Real-time Analytics**: Stream monitoring and alerting
- **API Orchestration**: Complex service integration

📋 Template System
==================

CleverAgents includes a powerful template system for creating reusable, parameterizable components across agents, graphs, and streams.

**Template Features**

- **Parameter Support**: Define parameters with types, defaults, and descriptions
- **Jinja2 Integration**: Full Jinja2 templating for dynamic content
- **Component References**: Reference agents, graphs, and streams across templates
- **Inheritance**: Build complex templates from simpler ones
- **Type Safety**: Parameter validation and type conversion

**Template Definition**

.. code-block:: yaml

    templates:
      agents:
        my_template:
          type: llm
          parameters:
            model:
              description: "LLM model to use"
              type: string
              default: "gpt-3.5-turbo"
            temperature:
              description: "Temperature setting"
              type: number
              default: 0.7
          config:
            provider: openai
            model: "{{ model }}"
            temperature: "{{ temperature }}"

**Template Instantiation**

.. code-block:: yaml

    agents:
      my_agent:
        template: my_template
        params:
          model: "gpt-4"
          temperature: 0.9

**Template Types**

1. **Agent Templates**: Create reusable agent configurations
2. **Graph Templates**: Define parameterizable LangGraph workflows
3. **Stream Templates**: Build configurable stream processing pipelines
4. **Composite Templates**: Combine multiple components into reusable units

**Advanced Templating**

.. code-block:: yaml

    templates:
      graphs:
        adaptive_workflow:
          parameters:
            stages:
              type: number
              default: 3
            enable_validation:
              type: boolean
              default: true
          nodes:
            {% for i in range(stages) %}
            stage_{{ i }}:
              type: agent
              agent: processor_{{ i }}
            {% endfor %}
            {% if enable_validation %}
            validator:
              type: function
              function: validate
            {% endif %}
          edges:
            - source: start
              target: stage_0
            {% for i in range(stages - 1) %}
            - source: stage_{{ i }}
              target: stage_{{ i + 1 }}
            {% endfor %}
            {% if enable_validation %}
            - source: stage_{{ stages - 1 }}
              target: validator
            - source: validator
              target: end
            {% else %}
            - source: stage_{{ stages - 1 }}
              target: end
            {% endif %}

**Composite Agent Templates**

.. code-block:: yaml

    templates:
      agents:
        research_assistant:
          type: composite
          parameters:
            research_depth:
              type: string
              default: "detailed"
              enum: ["quick", "standard", "detailed"]
          components:
            agents:
              researcher:
                type: llm
                config:
                  model: gpt-4
                  system_prompt: |
                    Research depth: {{ research_depth }}
                    Provide {{ research_depth }} analysis.
              summarizer:
                type: llm
                config:
                  model: gpt-3.5-turbo
            graphs:
              workflow:
                nodes:
                  research:
                    type: agent
                    agent: researcher
                  summarize:
                    type: agent
                    agent: summarizer
                edges:
                  - source: start
                    target: research
                  - source: research
                    target: summarize
                  - source: summarize
                    target: end
            routing:
              input: workflow
              output: workflow

**Template Registry**

.. code-block:: python

    from cleveragents.templates import TemplateRegistry
    
    # Access templates programmatically
    registry = app.template_registry
    
    # Get a template
    template = registry.get_template("agent", "my_template")
    
    # Instantiate with parameters
    agent_config = template.instantiate({
        "model": "gpt-4",
        "temperature": 0.9
    })

**Template Best Practices**

1. **Parameter Naming**: Use descriptive parameter names
2. **Default Values**: Provide sensible defaults for all parameters
3. **Type Constraints**: Define parameter types for validation
4. **Documentation**: Include descriptions for all parameters
5. **Modularity**: Build complex templates from simpler ones

**Use Cases**

1. **Multi-Environment Configs**: Same template, different parameters for dev/prod
2. **A/B Testing**: Create variants with different parameter values
3. **Dynamic Workflows**: Generate workflows based on runtime parameters
4. **Agent Libraries**: Build reusable agent components for teams
5. **Configuration Management**: Centralize common patterns

**Template Limitations**

1. **YAML Parsing**: Complex Jinja2 may require quoted strings
2. **Type Conversion**: Values rendered as strings need conversion
3. **Debugging**: Template errors may be harder to trace

🧪 Development
==============

**Running Tests**

.. code-block:: bash

    # Run all tests
    python -m pytest
    
    # Run with coverage
    python -m pytest --cov=cleveragents
    
    # Run BDD tests
    python -m behave
    
    # Run with tox for multiple environments
    tox

**Contributing**

1. Fork the repository
2. Create a feature branch
3. Add tests for new functionality
4. Ensure all tests pass
5. Submit a pull request

📄 License
==========

Apache License 2.0

🔗 Links
========

- **Documentation**: https://cleveragents.readthedocs.io/
- **PyPI**: https://pypi.org/project/cleveragents/
- **GitHub**: https://github.com/cleverthis/cleveragents
- **Issues**: https://github.com/cleverthis/cleveragents/issues