@telaro/autogen

Function-call descriptors for Microsoft AutoGen agents to query Telaro trust scores. Drop-in shim that emits the JSON-Schema function specs AutoGen expects.

Install

npm install @telaro/autogen

Usage (Python AutoGen)

The package emits AutoGen-compatible function descriptors. Generate them once with the TypeScript export, then register with your Python AssistantAgent / UserProxyAgent:

// schemas.ts — generate at build time, ship the JSON to your Python process
import { autogenFunctionDescriptors } from "@telaro/autogen";

console.log(JSON.stringify(autogenFunctionDescriptors({
  apiBase: "https://telaro.xyz",
}), null, 2));

# agent.py
from autogen import AssistantAgent
import json, requests

with open("schemas.json") as f:
    bonded_fns = json.load(f)

assistant = AssistantAgent(
    name="risk_gate",
    llm_config={"functions": bonded_fns},
    function_map={
        "check_policy": lambda pubkey, min_bond, min_score: requests.get(
            f"https://telaro.xyz/api/agent/{pubkey}"
        ).json(),
    },
)

Why a descriptor pattern (vs full Python SDK)

Most Telaro data is read-only HTTP. Generating JSON-Schema descriptors keeps the adapter language-agnostic — Python AutoGen, JS AutoGen, or future runtimes all share the same schemas.

For agents that need to sign (post a bond, record an action) call our TypeScript SDK from a Node sidecar, or use the Rust SDK directly.

See also

• @telaro/sdk
• Quickstart