How does AskTheApi Team Builder relate to AutoGen?
It is built on top of Microsoft’s AutoGen and provides a higher‑level interface for managing agent teams with less boilerplate.
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Agent network builder for communicating with openapi apis. Based in autogen
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A high-level Python library for building and managing networks of autonomous agents that collaborate to solve complex tasks. It works seamlessly with APIs defined using the OpenAPI standard and provides a clean, type-safe interface for creating, configuring, and running teams of agents.
Install with pip install asktheapi-team-builder. Create agents from an OpenAPI spec using APISpecHandler, then build a team with TeamBuilder and run it with streaming. Optionally expose agent teams via an MCP server using MCPService.
It is built on top of Microsoft’s AutoGen and provides a higher‑level interface for managing agent teams with less boilerplate.
Python 3.8+ (per PyPI compatibility badge) and a model like GPT‑4 (configured via `model` parameter). AutoGen and Pydantic are used internally.
Use the `MCPService` class with `MCPConfig` (e.g., `transport="sse"`, port 8000) and call `start_from_spec()` with an OpenAPI URL and optional headers.
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