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Multi Agent Application Roadmap

The document outlines a comprehensive roadmap for building a multi-agent application, divided into three phases: backend development, frontend development, and deployment/testing. It details the technologies and frameworks to be used, core features for agent and tool management, and the integration of APIs for LLMs. Additionally, it emphasizes the importance of testing, documentation, and UI/UX enhancements to ensure a robust and user-friendly application.

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Multi Agent Application Roadmap

The document outlines a comprehensive roadmap for building a multi-agent application, divided into three phases: backend development, frontend development, and deployment/testing. It details the technologies and frameworks to be used, core features for agent and tool management, and the integration of APIs for LLMs. Additionally, it emphasizes the importance of testing, documentation, and UI/UX enhancements to ensure a robust and user-friendly application.

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### Comprehensive Roadmap for Building the Multi-Agent Application

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#### **Phase 1: Backend Development**

##### 1. **Project Setup**


- **Languages & Frameworks**:
- Backend: Python (FastAPI for APIs, asyncio for concurrency).
- Database: SQLite for local storage (upgradeable to PostgreSQL).
- Frontend: JavaScript with React or Vue.js for UI.
- **Environment Setup**:
- Create a virtual environment (`venv`).
- Install necessary libraries: `fastapi`, `uvicorn`, `sqlalchemy`, `requests`,
`openai`, `chromedriver`, `playwright`, and `httpx`.

##### 2. **Core Backend Features**


- **Agent Management System**:
- Agents should have:
- Name
- System prompt
- Assigned tools
- LLM configuration (select from OpenAI, OpenRouter, or user-defined LLMs).
- Implement CRUD operations for agents using SQLAlchemy.
- **Tool Management**:
- Pre-configure tools: Code Execution, Web Search, Browser Control.
- Tool structure:
- `name`: Tool name.
- `description`: What the tool does.
- `config`: Endpoint or script details.
- `settings`: User-adjustable configurations.
- Enable adding new tools via API with a schema for endpoint details and
settings.
- **LLM API Routing**:
- Integrate OpenAI and OpenRouter APIs.
- Create a dynamic configuration system for new LLM providers:
- Fields: `name`, `endpoint`, `auth_key`, `parameters`.
- Handle connection, error handling, and response parsing.
- **Group Chat Workflow**:
- Allow creating workflows where multiple agents interact.
- Define a schema for saved workflows:
- Participating agents.
- Workflow rules (e.g., agent X responds after agent Y).
- **Database Design**:
- Tables:
- `Agents`: Store agent details.
- `Tools`: Store tool configurations.
- `LLM_Providers`: Store API configurations for LLMs.
- `Workflows`: Store group chat workflows.

##### 3. **Tool Execution Backend**


- **Code Execution**:
- Use Python's `exec` in a secure sandboxed environment.
- Limit resource usage and prevent malicious code execution.
- **Web Search**:
- Use `playwright` or `selenium` for automated browsing.
- Integrate a scraping tool (e.g., `BeautifulSoup`) for parsing search
results.
- **Browser Control**:
- Provide browser automation features via Playwright.
- Enable executing browser tasks such as form filling, navigation, etc.

##### 4. **Concurrency & Orchestration**


- Use Python's `asyncio` to handle multiple agent tasks.
- Design an orchestration layer to manage:
- Agent interactions.
- Tool execution requests.
- External API calls.

##### 5. **Testing & Debugging**


- Write unit tests for core functionalities:
- Agent creation and management.
- LLM API routing.
- Tool execution.
- Workflow execution.
- Use tools like `pytest` for testing.

---

#### **Phase 2: Frontend Development**

##### 1. **Frontend Project Setup**


- Framework: React.js or Vue.js.
- Install dependencies: `axios` for API requests, `redux` or `vuex` for state
management.

##### 2. **User Interface Features**


- **Agent Management Page**:
- List of all agents.
- Create/Edit/Delete agents.
- Assign LLM and tools to agents.
- **Tools Page**:
- List of pre-configured tools.
- Option to view/edit tool settings.
- Add new tools with endpoint details.
- **Group Chat Page**:
- Create group chats with selected agents.
- Define workflows and save them.
- Simulate workflows for testing.
- **LLM Provider Configuration Page**:
- Add/Edit API keys for OpenAI, OpenRouter, and custom LLMs.
- Dynamic form for adding new providers (fields: name, endpoint, auth key,
parameters).
- **General Settings Page**:
- Application-wide configurations.
- Logging preferences.
- **Dashboard**:
- Overview of agents, tools, workflows, and API usage stats.

##### 3. **Frontend Backend Integration**


- Use `axios` to connect the frontend with the FastAPI backend.
- Implement RESTful API calls for:
- Agent CRUD operations.
- Tool management.
- Workflow execution.

##### 4. **UI/UX Enhancements**


- Use Material-UI or TailwindCSS for a clean, modern interface.
- Add real-time updates for workflows using WebSockets.

---

#### **Phase 3: Deployment & Testing**

##### 1. **Local Deployment**


- Run FastAPI backend with `uvicorn`.
- Run frontend using `npm` or `yarn`.
- Test local execution of all features.

##### 2. **Testing**
- Perform end-to-end tests for workflows, tool execution, and API calls.
- Ensure proper error handling for invalid inputs and API failures.

##### 3. **Documentation**
- Write detailed documentation for:
- Using the application.
- Adding new tools and LLMs.
- Creating workflows.

---

This roadmap ensures a feature-complete, modular, and extensible application that


meets your specifications. By implementing robust backend logic first, the app's
core functionality is guaranteed, while the frontend ensures usability and ease of
management.

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