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TODO prior to release:
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We don't have any code yet, but this will get us started.
Current features include: 1. Basic state machine, implemented through objects 2. Hooks for customizing different steps 3. Hamilton integration for building Burr actions with Hamilton 4. Streamlit integration with tools for displaying burr during execution 5. Transition conditions/expressions for managing action transitions (conditional)
These test every core + integration capability. These consist largely of individual unit tests, but there are a few e2e tests of various components mixed in. The coverage is fairly high (but not perfect yet).
This is a bit of a hello world, but the state in streamlit is quite ugly, so I'm going to do cowsay as the hello world. This is a good example of a simple state machine.
As a toy this is a fun one, also kind of cute/a good demo for the very basics. The streamlit integration is simple as we go step-by-step with an infinite loop and no user input. It is also very easy to rationalize about.
We will likely change this to use the new functional API, but its a good example for how burr can work with LLMs. Note this is not fully complete -- we don't have errors handled yet.
These are not implemented, we will be adding READMEs with outlines soon
This has two jobs -- pre-commit + tests. Tests run for 3.9, 3.10, 3.11, 3.12.
This looks like this: @action(reads=..., writes=...) def my_action(state: State) -> Tuple[dict, State]: ... Then in ApplicationBuilder: with_actions(action=my_action) This should be a much easier, lower-effort approach to building out the action.
TODO -- decide whether the cowsay example is good as it makes a fun streamlit app.
See docs/README-internal.md
Adds READMEs with basic instructions.
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Starting at 0.1.0 as that is as good of a place as any!
A variant of the BSD 3-Clause License that explicitly does not grant any patent rights.
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