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<div align="center"> <picture> <img alt="yoagent" src="docs/images/banner.png" width="100%" height="auto"> </picture> <a href="https://crates.io/crates/yoagent">crates.io</a> · <a href="https://yologdev.github.io/yoagent/">Docs</a> · <a href="https://docs.rs/yoagent">API</a> · <a href="https://github.com/yologdev/yoagent">GitHub</a> · <a href="https://deepwiki.com/yologdev/yoagent">DeepWiki</a> · <a href="CHANGELOG.md">Changelog</a> [![][crates-shield]][crates-link] [![][docsrs-shield]][docsrs-link] [![][ci-shield]][ci-link] [![][msrv-shield]][msrv-link] [![][license-shield]][license-link] **The agent loop for Rust.** Stream from any of 7 LLM protocols, run tools, loop until done. </div> <picture> <source media="(prefers-color-scheme: dark)" srcset="docs/images/loop.svg"> <source media="(prefers-color-scheme: light)" srcset="docs/images/loop-light.svg"> <img alt="The yoagent loop: prompt, LLM stream, tool execution, loop" src="docs/images/loop.svg" width="100%"> </picture> --- ## Try it in one command — no API key ```bash git clone https://github.com/yologdev/yoagent && cd yoagent ollama serve & # any local model works cargo run --example cli -- --provider ollama ``` That's a working coding agent in your terminal — file read/write/edit, shell, ripgrep search, streaming output, skills. No signup, no key, nothing to configure. ``` yoagent cli — mini coding agent Type /quit to exit, /clear to reset model: llama3.1:8b cwd: /home/user/my-project > find all TODO comments in src/ ▶ search 'TODO' ✓ Found 3 TODOs: src/main.rs:42: // TODO: handle edge case src/lib.rs:15: // TODO: add tests src/utils.rs:8: // TODO: optimize this tokens: 1250 in / 89 out ``` Point it at a hosted model instead by swapping the flag: ```bash ANTHROPIC_API_KEY=sk-... cargo run --example cli GROQ_API_KEY=... cargo run --example cli -- --provider groq --model openai/gpt-oss-120b cargo run --example cli -- --api-url http://localhost:1234/v1 --model my-model # LM Studio, llama.cpp, vLLM ``` --- ## Install ```toml [dependencies] yoagent = "0.24" tokio = { version = "1", features = ["full"] } ``` Building for wasm32? Use `default-features = false` (see [WebAssembly & Cloudflare Workers](https://yologdev.github.io/yoagent/guides/wasm-workers.html)). On a native target keep the default `native` feature: without it reqwest has no TLS, and every HTTPS provider call fails at runtime. ## Quick start An agent that actually uses a tool — the thing the crate exists for: ```rust use yoagent::provider::ModelConfig; use yoagent::{tools, Agent, AgentEvent, StreamDelta}; #[tokio::main] async fn main() { // The provider is selected from the config's protocol and the key is read // from ANTHROPIC_API_KEY. Call `.with_api_key(k)` to pass one explicitly. let mut agent = Agent::from_config(ModelConfig::claude_sonnet_5()) .with_system_prompt("You are a coding assistant.") .with_tools(tools::default_tools()); let mut events = agent.prompt("Find every TODO in src/ and summarise them").await; while let Some(event) = events.recv().await { match event { AgentEvent::MessageUpdate { delta: StreamDelta::Text { delta }, .. } => print!("{delta}"), AgentEvent::ToolExecutionStart { tool_name, .. } => println!("\n▶ {tool_name}"), AgentEvent::AgentEnd { .. } => break, _ => {} } } agent.finish().await; } ``` Swap the model by swapping the config — the provider follows, and the key is read from that provider's conventional env var: ```rust Agent::from_config(ModelConfig::groq("openai/gpt-oss-120b", "GPT-OSS 120B")); // GROQ_API_KEY Agent::from_config(ModelConfig::google("gemini-3.8-flash", "Gemini 3.8 Flash")); // GEMINI_API_KEY Agent::from_config(ModelConfig::ollama("http://localhost:11434", "llama3.1:8b")); // no key ``` --- ## How yoagent differs yoagent is deliberately narrow. It is the loop, tool execution, and the machinery you need to run that loop in production. It ships **no** vector stores, embedding pipelines, or task-graph layer — if your problem is retrieval or orchestration, one of these is the better fit: | If you need | Look at | |---|---| | RAG pipelines, vector stores, embeddings, transcription and image generation | [`rig`](https://github.com/0xPlaygrounds/rig) — *"Build modular and scalable LLM Applications in Rust"* | | Typed task graphs and streaming RAG indexing alongside agents | [`swiftide`](https://github.com/bosun-ai/swiftide) — *"Composable LLM agents and harness, typed task graphs, and streaming RAG pipelines in Rust"* | | A tool-calling loop you host, gate, steer, branch, and record | yoagent | What that focus bought: - **The loop is a free function.** [`agent_loop()`](src/agent_loop.rs) is stateless and takes everything it needs as arguments. `Agent` is an *optional* wrapper that adds history and queues. You can drive the loop yourself without adopting our state model. - **7 native wire protocols**, not one OpenAI-compat shim with adapters bolted on. Anthropic Messages, OpenAI Completions, OpenAI Responses, Azure, Gemini, Vertex, and Bedrock each have a real implementation, so provider-specific features (thinking budgets, prompt-cache breakpoints, reasoning deltas) survive instead of being flattened away. - **Every tool call passes one gate.** `ToolMiddleware` can allow, **modify**, or deny each call at a single choke point shared by all execution strategies — the mechanism behind approval prompts and policy engines. - **Steer a run that's already going.** Inject guidance mid-flight; it's picked up between tool batches without restarting the turn. - **History is a tree, not a list.** [`Session`](src/session.rs) forks, checkpoints, and seeks. Edit an earlier turn and re-run it without destroying the original branch. - **Runs are recordable.** With `features = ["gasp"]`, a run becomes an append-only semantic event log in a git repo — restore is clone + replay. Conformance-checked in CI. - **The whole loop is testable offline.** `MockProvider` scripts multi-turn tool-calling conversations and honours cancellation, so abort and steering paths are testable with no network. 1,197 of our tests run with no network and no key. --- ## Built with yoagent **[yoyo-evolve](https://github.com/yologdev/yoyo-evolve)** [![][yoyo-stars]][yoyo-link] — a coding agent that evolves its own source in public. It began as 200 lines of Rust; every commit since has been agent-written and gated on tests. It runs on this loop with the `openapi` feature enabled. Also built on yoagent: | Project | What it is | |---|---| | [`rab`](https://github.com/markokocic/rab) | A lightweight, extensible Rust coding agent | | [`greatsage`](https://github.com/rick68/greatsage) | "Rimuru's Unique Skill, you know the one" | | [`yoclaw`](https://github.com/yologdev/yoclaw) | OpenClaw reborn in Rust — a single-binary agent that remembers you | Built something on yoagent? [Open a PR](CONTRIBUTING.md) and add it here — we'd like to see it. --- ## What's in the box <details open> <summary>The loop & control</summary> - Full event stream: `AgentStart` → `TurnStart` → `MessageUpdate` (deltas) → `ToolExecution*` → `TurnEnd` → `AgentEnd`; a retried provider attempt is closed by `MessageEnd` (`StopReason::Error`) followed by `ProviderRetry` - Parallel tool execution by default; `Sequential` and `Batched { size }` strategies available - **Steering** — interrupt mid-run; **follow-ups** — queue work after completion; both queues are inspectable and editable - **`ToolMiddleware`** — async `Allow` / `Modify(args)` / `Deny(reason)` hooks gating every call. A denial becomes an error tool result the model sees, so the loop keeps going - **`InputFilter`** — rewrite or reject user input before it reaches the model (PII redaction, prompt-injection guards); `AsyncInputFilter` for filters that await - **`TurnHook`** — an async hook before every LLM request that may add one transient note to the latest user turn (the cached prefix is untouched); middleware can read the conversation (`ToolCallRequest::messages`, `user_request()`) - Execution limits (max turns, max tokens, wall-clock timeout), `abort()`, and lifecycle callbacks (`before_turn`, `after_turn`, `on_error`) - Automatic retry with exponential backoff and ±20% jitter, for rate-limit and network errors only </details> <details> <summary>Providers — 7 protocols, 20+ providers</summary> | Protocol | Providers | |----------|-----------| | Anthropic Messages | Anthropic (Claude) | | OpenAI Completions | OpenAI, xAI, Groq, Cerebras, OpenRouter, Mistral, DeepSeek, MiniMax, Z.ai, Qwen, Meta (Muse Spark), Ollama, local servers, custom compatible APIs | | OpenAI Responses | OpenAI (Responses API) | | Azure OpenAI | Azure OpenAI | | Google Generative AI | Google Gemini | | Google Vertex | Google Vertex AI | | Bedrock ConverseStream | Amazon Bedrock | `ModelConfig` presets cover the common providers; `ModelConfig::openai_compat(..)` handles anything else with a `base_url`. Per-provider quirks (auth style, reasoning format, `max_tokens` field name) live in `OpenAiCompat` / `AnthropicCompat` flags — 12 compat profiles ship in the box. The `opencode_zen(..)` / `opencode_go(..)` gateways pick the wire protocol from the model id automatically, so one config reaches models across several vendors. Thinking/reasoning controls are wired for all 7 protocols. Client-side cache hints are sent on two: Anthropic gets `cache_control` breakpoints, native OpenAI gets a `prompt_cache_key`. Most others cache server-side with nothing to configure; Bedrock does not cache automatically, and its explicit `cachePoint` blocks are not yet wired. Context-overflow detection is centralised across 15+ provider-specific error strings. </details> <details> <summary>Tools — built-in, custom, MCP, OpenAPI</summary> Built in: `bash` (timeout, deny patterns), `read_file` / `write_file` (line numbers, path restrictions), `edit_file` (fuzzy-match hints on failure), `list_files`, `search` (ripgrep) — native hosts only (the default `native` feature; not on wasm32). Tools return stdout *and* stderr even on failure, so the model can self-correct. Custom tools implement one trait: ```rust #[async_trait::async_trait] impl AgentTool for GreetTool { fn name(&self) -> &str { "greet" } fn label(&self) -> &str { "Greet" } fn description(&self) -> &str { "Greets someone" } fn parameters_schema(&self) -> serde_json::Value { serde_json::json!({ "type": "object", "properties": { "name": { "type": "string" } } }) } async fn execute(&self, params: serde_json::Value, _ctx: ToolContext) -> Result<ToolResult, ToolError> { let name = params["name"].as_str().unwrap_or("stranger"); Ok(ToolResult { content: vec![Content::Text { text: format!("Hello, {name}!") }], details: serde_json::Value::Null, }) } } ``` A tool that must also build for wasm32 swaps the bare `#[async_trait]` for the `cfg_attr` pair in the [wasm guide](https://yologdev.github.io/yoagent/guides/wasm-workers.html#writing-tools-and-providers-for-both-targets). **MCP** — `with_mcp_server_stdio()` / `with_mcp_server_http()` connect to Model Context Protocol servers over stdio or Streamable HTTP (session ids, SSE framing, incremental parsing) and register their tools transparently. Stdio needs the default `native` feature; HTTP works on wasm32 too. **`ToolSource`** — tools resolved at the start of every run (`with_tool_source`), for tool sets that change while the agent lives: plugin systems, reconnecting MCP servers. The [`yoagent-rutis`](integrations/yoagent-rutis/) bridge (not yet on crates.io) builds on it so [rutis](https://crates.io/crates/rutis) plugins can add tools, gate calls, add turn notes and filter input. **OpenAPI** (`features = ["openapi"]`) — point `with_openapi_url()` at a spec and every operation becomes a tool, filtered by `OperationFilter`. </details> <details> <summary>Sub-agents & shared state</summary> <picture> <source media="(prefers-color-scheme: dark)" srcset="docs/images/subagents.svg"> <source media="(prefers-color-scheme: light)" srcset="docs/images/subagents-light.svg"> <img alt="Sub-agents sharing artifacts by reference through SharedState" src="docs/images/subagents.svg" width="100%"> </picture> `SubAgentTool` delegates to a child loop with its own model, system prompt, tools, skills, middleware, retry policy, and turn limits — a fully independent configuration, not a thin shim. Run a cheap model for triage and an expensive one for the hard step in the same session. `SharedState` is a pluggable key-value store (`MemoryBackend`, `FileBackend` (native), or your own via the `SharedStateBackend` trait). A parent stores a large artifact once and sub-agents read it by key, so it never gets re-pasted into every context window. Opt in with `.with_shared_state(state)` — it injects the `shared_state` tool and a state summary into the sub-agent's system prompt. </details> <details> <summary>Context, sessions & skills</summary> - **`ContextTracker`** — hybrid real-usage + estimation, calibrated against actual provider usage - **Tiered compaction** — truncate tool outputs → summarise old turns → drop middle turns - **`LlmCompaction`** — opt-in alternative that summarises the dropped span with a background LLM request instead of discarding it. The request runs off the hot path and is spliced in on a later turn, so the loop never stalls and can never wedge on it — an unfinished or failed summary falls back to the deterministic tiers. Buys retention quality; costs tokens the default never spends, and does *not* reduce prefix-cache breaks. Both paths report their own cost on `AgentEvent::ContextCompacted` ```rust,ignore let agent = Agent::from_config(ModelConfig::anthropic("claude-sonnet-5", "Sonnet 5")) .with_compaction_strategy(LlmCompaction::from_config( ModelConfig::anthropic("claude-haiku-4-5", "Haiku 4.5"), // cheap model for summaries )); ``` - **`Session`** — history as an id/parent tree with `append`, `seek`, `checkpoint`, `branch_tips`, and JSONL persistence. Appending after a seek forks a branch; it never overwrites - **Skills** — load [AgentSkills](https://agentskills.io)-standard `SKILL.md` directories. The agent sees a compact index and reads the full skill on demand, so skills stay cross-compatible with Claude Code, Codex CLI, Cursor, and others - **Structured outputs** — `prompt_structured::<T>()` returns typed, schema-validated replies, enforced natively where supported (Anthropic `output_config.format` on the `claude_*` presets and OpenCode Claude ids from 4.5, tool-forcing otherwise; OpenAI Chat Completions `json_schema`; Gemini `responseSchema`) </details> <details> <summary>Decision models — typed judgments in ~100 ms (feature <code>decision</code>)</summary> A decision model answers typed questions — yes/no (**Noul**), one-of-N (**Choice**), a rating (**Score**) — with calibrated probabilities instead of prose. The first backend is TypeSafe's Jev; integrations depend on a `DecisionBackend` trait, not on a vendor. Off by default, no extra dependencies, and nothing is sent until you pick a model: ```rust,ignore let jev = DecisionModel::jev(); // key from TYPESAFE_API_KEY let urgent = jev.noul(message, "Does this convey urgency?").await?; // urgent.p_true() let jev = jev.or(DecisionModel::logprobs("http://localhost:8080", "llama-3.1-8b-instruct")); // fallback: any logprob LLM, thinking off let agent = Agent::from_config(ModelConfig::claude_sonnet_5()) .with_skills(skills) .with_decision_model(jev.clone()) // advisory only: skill / tool hints; needs skills or 40+ tools .with_tool_gate(ToolGate::new(jev.clone())) // opt-in: deny destructive, unrequested calls; fails closed .with_input_guard(InputGuard::new(jev)); // opt-in: reject injection / harmful prompts; fails closed ``` `DecisionModel::logprobs(url, model)` turns any OpenAI-compatible server that returns logprobs (llama.cpp, vLLM, SGLang, LM Studio) into a decision model — approximately calibrated; measure it on your own examples with `decision::calibrate`. Hosted models see what you send; `DecisionModel::local(url)` or a loopback `logprobs` server keeps it on your machine. The tool gate and input guard are defence in depth, not a security boundary — injected content can steer a decision model. See [Decision Models](https://yologdev.github.io/yoagent/concepts/decision-models.html). </details> <details> <summary>Production concerns</summary> - **Cost tracking** — `CostConfig` carries separate input/output/cache-read/cache-write rates plus optional context tiers; `session_cost_usd()` gives a running total, `AgentEvent::AgentEnd` carries a `SessionStats` rollup, and `ModelConfig::cost` is an `Option` — `None` means pricing unknown, never $0. Rates live in a data file (`src/provider/prices.json`) that first-party constructors look up by provider and model id; override them at runtime with `prices::global::install_override` or `YOAGENT_PRICES`, per config with `with_prices` / `reprice`, or opt into a live source (`PriceTable::fetch` from models.dev or the checked file on `main`) - **Loop detection** — a model calling one tool with identical arguments forever trips none of the turn/token/duration limits until the whole budget is spent. On by default: steers on the third consecutive repeat, stops on the next, and emits `AgentEvent::LoopDetected` either way - **Retrievable tool output** — head-tail truncation discards the middle irrecoverably. Attach a `SharedState` and the full text is stashed, with the marker naming a key the model can fetch - **Telemetry** — `tracing` spans per loop / LLM stream / tool, recording tokens and cost. OpenTelemetry is bridged app-side via `tracing-opentelemetry`; the library carries no OTel dependency by design - **GASP** (`features = ["gasp"]`) — record runs into a [GASP](https://github.com/yologdev/gasp) agent repo; yoagent is a tested-conformant runtime, with the 7-check suite running in CI - **Serde throughout** — every core type is `Serialize` / `Deserialize` / `PartialEq`, so sessions persist and replay - **`set_model()`** — hot-swap the model mid-session without rebuilding the agent - **WebAssembly** — `--no-default-features` builds for `wasm32-unknown-unknown` (e.g. Cloudflare Workers): the loop, every provider over the host's `fetch`, HTTP MCP, in-memory `SharedState`, sub-agents and `decision`. See [WebAssembly & Cloudflare Workers](https://yologdev.github.io/yoagent/guides/wasm-workers.html) </details> --- ## Examples Eleven of the runnable examples in [`examples/`](examples/) are below; five need no API key at all. The rest are live-provider harnesses and offline evaluation sweeps. | Example | What it shows | Key needed | |---|---|---| | [`cli`](examples/cli.rs) | A 385-line coding agent — all tools, skills, streaming, colored output. Like a baby Claude Code | optional¹ | | [`rlm`](examples/rlm.rs) | An LLM that explores a codebase on its own by spawning sub-agents | yes | | [`code_review`](examples/code_review.rs) | Three sub-agents reviewing a diff in parallel, results merged | yes | | [`shared_state`](examples/shared_state.rs) | Passing a large artifact between sub-agents by reference | yes | | [`sub_agent`](examples/sub_agent.rs) | Delegation basics with a per-sub-agent model | yes | | [`basic`](examples/basic.rs) | The smallest possible agent | yes | | [`callbacks`](examples/callbacks.rs) | Lifecycle hooks and a custom tool | **no** | | [`persistence`](examples/persistence.rs) | Save and restore a session | **no** | | [`telemetry`](examples/telemetry.rs) | `tracing` spans with token and cost fields | **no** | | [`gasp_emit`](examples/gasp_emit.rs) | Recording a run into a GASP repo | **no** | | [`decision`](examples/decision.rs) | Decision-model questions in one line, and attaching a model to an agent (feature `decision`) | yes | ¹ `--provider ollama` or `--api-url` needs no key; hosted providers read their conventional env var. --- ## Testing & CI `MockProvider` scripts a whole multi-turn tool-calling conversation with no network: ```rust use yoagent::provider::mock::{MockProvider, MockResponse, MockToolCall}; let provider = MockProvider::new(vec![ MockResponse::ToolCalls(vec![MockToolCall { name: "search".into(), arguments: serde_json::json!({ "pattern": "TODO" }), provider_metadata: None, }]), MockResponse::Text("Found 3 TODOs.".into()), ]); let agent = Agent::from_provider(provider, ModelConfig::mock()); ``` It emits real `StreamEvent`s and honours the `CancellationToken`, so abort and steering paths are testable too. - **1,197 tests run with no network and no API keys** — `cargo test --all-features`; 16 more are opt-in live checks and benchmarks - HTTP-level tests with `wiremock` across 19 suites: provider SSE streams, Bedrock auth and eventstream, MCP over HTTP, OpenAPI, decision backends and price fetching - `clippy --all-targets --all-features` with `-Dwarnings`, `cargo fmt --check` - Linux + macOS test matrix, a Windows compile check, a pinned **MSRV 1.86** job, per-feature builds (default, `openapi`, `gasp`, `decision`, `--no-default-features`), a `wasm32-unknown-unknown` clippy job plus a wasm32 test suite under Node, the `yoagent-rutis` bridge jobs, and a GASP conformance job --- ## Module map | Module | What lives there | |---|---| | [`agent_loop`](src/agent_loop.rs) | The loop itself — `agent_loop`, `agent_loop_continue`, `AgentLoopConfig`, execution strategies | | [`agent`](src/agent.rs) | Optional stateful wrapper — history, tool registry, steering/follow-up queues | | [`rt`](src/rt.rs) | `spawn`, `sleep`, `timeout`, `Instant`, `MaybeSend` / `MaybeSync` — Tokio on native targets, the host executor on wasm32 | | [`types`](src/types.rs) | `Message`, `Content`, `AgentEvent`, `AgentTool`, `ToolMiddleware`, `InputFilter` | | [`provider/`](src/provider/) | `StreamProvider` trait, `ModelConfig`, registry, and the 7 protocol implementations + `MockProvider` | | [`tools/`](src/tools/) | `bash`, `file`, `edit`, `list`, `search`, `shared_state_tool` | | [`tool_source`](src/tool_source.rs) | `ToolSource` — tools resolved at the start of every run | | [`sub_agent`](src/sub_agent.rs) | `SubAgentTool` — delegation to child loops | | [`shared_state`](src/shared_state.rs) | `SharedState` + pluggable backends | | [`session`](src/session.rs) | Branching conversation trees with JSONL persistence | | [`context`](src/context.rs) | Token tracking, tiered compaction, execution limits | | [`llm_compaction`](src/llm_compaction.rs) | `LlmCompaction` — summarise the dropped span with a background LLM request | | [`skills`](src/skills.rs) | AgentSkills `SKILL.md` loading | | [`retry`](src/retry.rs) | Backoff with jitter | | [`mcp/`](src/mcp/) | MCP client, stdio (native) + HTTP transports, tool adapter | | [`openapi/`](src/openapi/) | OpenAPI 3.0 → tools (feature `openapi`) | | [`gasp`](src/gasp.rs) | Run recording into a GASP repo (feature `gasp`) | | [`decision/`](src/decision/) | Decision models (SystemOne and logprob backends, fallbacks, calibration), advisory hints, the tool gate and the input guard (feature `decision`) | --- ## Documentation - **[The book](https://yologdev.github.io/yoagent/)** — concepts, guides, and a page per provider ([source](docs/)) - **[API reference](https://docs.rs/yoagent)** — built with all features enabled - **[CHANGELOG](CHANGELOG.md)** — every release - **[CONTRIBUTING](CONTRIBUTING.md)** — how to build, test, and send a PR MSRV is **1.86**, enforced in CI. 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