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@loopstack/agent-example-workflow

v0.3.3

Published

Example workflow that launches @loopstack/agent's AgentWorkflow as a sub-workflow with custom tools

Readme


title: Agent Example description: Example launching AgentWorkflow as a sub-workflow with custom tools (weather_lookup, calculator) and rendering progress in Studio

@loopstack/agent-example-workflow

Demonstrates how to launch AgentWorkflow from @loopstack/agent as a sub-workflow with custom tools (weather_lookup, calculator) and render progress/results in Studio.

By using this example you'll get...

  • A parent workflow that queues AgentWorkflow via WORKFLOW_ORCHESTRATOR
  • The child agent rendered inline in the parent's view via show: 'inline'
  • A callback transition that stores the final agent response as a MessageDocument

Installation

npm install @loopstack/agent-example-workflow

@loopstack/agent requires an LLM provider configuration. Use AgentExampleModule.forFeature({ llm: ... }) when you want to override provider config per module.

Then register the module in your app:

import { AgentExampleModule, AgentExampleWorkflow } from '@loopstack/agent-example-workflow';
import { StudioApp } from '@loopstack/common';

@StudioApp({
  title: 'Agent Example',
  workflows: [AgentExampleWorkflow],
})
@Module({
  imports: [AgentExampleModule],
})
export class MyAppModule {}

How It Works

  1. start queues AgentWorkflow with a system prompt and selected tools, with show: 'inline' so the child is embedded in the parent's run view.
  2. When the child workflow finishes, agentComplete receives the callback payload data.
  3. The workflow saves the final assistant message.

Public API

  • AgentExampleModule
  • AgentExampleWorkflow
  • CalculatorTool
  • WeatherLookupTool

Dependencies

  • @loopstack/common
  • @loopstack/agent