General Introduction
PilottAI is an open source Python framework hosted on GitHub and created by developer anuj0456. It focuses on helping users build enterprise-class multi-intelligence system , support for large language model (LLM) integration , providing task scheduling , dynamic expansion and fault tolerance mechanism and other features.PilottAI goal is to allow developers to use simple code to build scalable AI applications , such as automated processing of documents , manage customer service or analyze data. It's completely free, with open code for programmers and enterprise users. The official documentation is detailed, the framework supports Python 3.10+, and is released under the MIT license.
Function List
- Hierarchical Intelligent Body System: Supports division of labor between manager and worker intelligences and intelligent assignment of tasks.
- Large Language Model Integration: Compatible with OpenAI, Anthropic, Google, and many other LLM providers.
- dynamic expansion: Automatically adjusts the number of intelligences according to the amount of tasks.
- fault tolerance mechanism: Automatic recovery in case of system errors to ensure stable operation.
- load balancing: Rationalize the distribution of tasks to avoid overload.
- Task organization: Support for multi-step workflows such as extraction, analysis and summarization.
- specialized intelligence: Built-in intelligence for customer service, document processing, email management, and research analytics.
- Advanced Memory Management: Store task contexts to support semantic retrieval.
- Tool Support: Integrated document handling, WebSocket and customization tools.
Using Help
Installation process
PilottAI requires a Python environment to run. Here are the detailed steps:
- Checking the Python Version
Make sure Python 3.10 or later is installed. Type in the terminal:
python --version
If you have a version lower than 3.10, download and install it from the Python website.
- Download Code
Clone the PilottAI repository with Git:
git clone https://github.com/anuj0456/pilottai.git
Go to the project catalog:
cd pilottai
- Installation of dependencies
Runs in the terminal:
pip install pilott
This will automatically install all necessary libraries. If manual installation is required, the core dependencies include asyncio
and LLM-related libraries, as described in the official documentation.
- Verify Installation
Run the test code:
python -m pilott.test
If there are no error messages, the installation was successful.
How to use the main features
1. Configure and start the system
PilottAI needs to be configured with LLMs and intelligences to work. Example code:
from pilott import Pilott
from pilott.core import AgentConfig, AgentRole, LLMConfig
# Configuring LLM
llm_config = LLMConfig(
model_name="gpt-4",
api_key="your-api-key" # Replace with your API key
)
# Configure the Intelligentsia
config = AgentConfig(
role="processor",
role_type=AgentRole.WORKER,
description="Document Processing Worker",
max_queue_size=100
)
async def main().
# Initialize the system
pilott = Pilott(name="DocumentProcessor")
await pilott.start()
# Add an agent
agent = await pilott.add_agent(
agent_type="processor",
config=config,
llm_config=llm_config
)
# Stop the system
await pilott.stop()
if __name__ == "__main__".
import asyncio
asyncio.run(main())
- clarification: Replacement
api_key
for the key you get from platforms like OpenAI. When run, the system launches a document processing intelligence.
2. Processing PDF documents
PilottAI's document processing is very powerful. Operation Steps:
- To convert a PDF file (e.g.
report.pdf
) into the project catalog. - Run the following code:
async def process_pdf(): result = await pilott.execute_task({{pdf}}) result = await pilott.execute_task({ "type": "process_pdf", "file_path": "report.pdf", "file_path": "report.pdf "file_path": "report.pdf" }) print("Result:", result)
- The system extracts the contents of the file and returns the result.
3. Creation of specialized intelligences
PilottAI offers a wide range of pre-programmed intelligences, such as the Research Analytics Intelligence:
- Adding Intelligentsia:
researcher = await pilott.add_agent( agent_type="researcher", config=AgentConfig( config=AgentConfig( role="researcher", goal="Analyzes data and generates reports", description="Research Analytics Assistant" ), llm_config=llm_config )
- Use intelligences to perform tasks:
result = await pilott.execute_task({ "type": "analyze_data", "data": "market sales data" }) print("Analyzing results:", result)
4. Configure load balancing and fault tolerance
- load balancing: Sets the check interval and overload threshold:
from pilott.core import LoadBalancerConfig config = LoadBalancerConfig( check_interval=30, # Check every 30 seconds. overload_threshold=0.8 # 80% load is considered overloaded )
- fault tolerance mechanism: Set the number of recoveries and the heartbeat timeout:
from pilott.core import FaultToleranceConfig config = FaultToleranceConfig( recovery_attempts=3, # 3 recovery attempts heartbeat_timeout=60 # 60 seconds of no response is considered a failure )
caveat
- network requirement: Networking is required to use LLM to ensure that the API key is valid.
- documentation reference: For detailed configurations, see official documentThe
- adjust components during testing: Check the terminal logs when something goes wrong, or visit GitHub to submit an issue.
application scenario
- Enterprise Document Processing
Analyze contracts or reports with Document Processing Intelligence to extract key terms and improve efficiency. - Customer Support Automation
Customer service intelligences can handle inquiries, generate responses, and reduce the burden of manual labor. - Analysis of research data
Research Analytics Intelligence organizes information and analyzes trends, making it suitable for academic and business research. - Mail Management
Email Intelligence Body automatically sorts emails, generates templates, and optimizes the communication process.
QA
- What LLMs does PilottAI support?
Support for OpenAI, Anthropic, Google and many other providers, see documentation for specific models. - Do I have to pay for it?
The framework is free, but there may be an API fee to use the LLM service. - How do I customize the Smartbody?
pass (a bill or inspection etc)add_agent
method to set up roles and targets, as detailed in the documentation example. - What about runtime errors?
Check the Python version, dependencies, and network connection, or refer to the GitHub issue page.