Building Agent Modules with Knowledge Base Integration
Welcome to our first lesson on building intelligent multi-agent systems! In this module, we'll create an agent that leverages Knowledge Base modules to provide accurate, data-driven responses.
The complete implementation, including deployment configs and schemas, is available in our Nobel Prize Agent repository.
Before proceeding, make sure you have your environment set up: i.e cp .env.example .env
and poetry install
Understanding Agent-KB Architecture
Let's explore how Naptha enables seamless integration between agents and knowledge bases:
This initialization shows how agents can:
- Connect to Knowledge Base modules
- Access the inference provider
- Load configuration settings
Building Core Agent Functionality
The heart of our agent is its ability to query the KB and use that information intelligently:
Notice how we combine structured KB data with LLM capabilities to generate accurate, contextual responses.
Error Handling and Best Practices
You can also implement robust error handling:
Complete Implementation
Here's the full implementation of our Nobel Prize Agent:
Running the Agent
You can run the agent locally using this example script which will be placed in the run.py
file:
Next, run the following command:
Want to deploy your agent? Check out our detailed guides on testing and deployment in other courses. E.g. Knowledge Base Modules Course.
Next Steps
In the next lesson, we'll explore how to enhance an agent module with access to a tool module for real-time data gathering and processing.
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