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Parameters

ParameterTypeDefaultDescription
available_modelsList[str]NoneList of models available in the AgentOS
chatOptional[ChatConfig]NoneConfiguration for the Chat page of your AgentOS
evalsOptional[EvalsConfig]NoneConfiguration for the Evals page of your AgentOS
knowledgeOptional[KnowledgeConfig]NoneConfiguration for the Knowledge page of your AgentOS
memoryOptional[MemoryConfig]NoneConfiguration for the Memory page of your AgentOS
sessionOptional[SessionConfig]NoneConfiguration for the Session page of your AgentOS
metricsOptional[MetricsConfig]NoneConfiguration for the Metrics page of your AgentOS

ChatConfig

ParameterTypeDefaultDescription
quick_promptsDict[str, List[str]]NoneDefault prompts for each agent, team and workflow

EvalsConfig

ParameterTypeDefaultDescription
available_modelsList[str]NoneList of models available in the Evals page
display_namestrNoneDisplay name for the Evals page
dbsOptional[List[DatabaseConfig[EvalsDomainConfig]]]NoneList of configurations for each database

KnowledgeConfig

ParameterTypeDefaultDescription
display_namestrNoneDisplay name for the Knowledge page
dbsOptional[List[DatabaseConfig[KnowledgeDomainConfig]]]NoneList of configurations for each database

MemoryConfig

ParameterTypeDefaultDescription
display_namestrNoneDisplay name for the Memory page
dbsOptional[List[DatabaseConfig[MemoryDomainConfig]]]NoneList of configurations for each database

SessionConfig

ParameterTypeDefaultDescription
display_namestrNoneDisplay name for the Session page
dbsOptional[List[DatabaseConfig[SessionDomainConfig]]]NoneList of configurations for each database

MetricsConfig

ParameterTypeDefaultDescription
display_namestrNoneDisplay name for the Metrics page
dbsOptional[List[DatabaseConfig[MetricsDomainConfig]]]NoneList of configurations for each database

Using a YAML Configuration File

You can also provide your AgentOS configuration via a YAML file. You can define all the previously mentioned configuration options in the file: