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llm-agent-loop

v1.0.2

Published

A lightweight, provider-agnostic agent loop for building LLM agents.

Readme

llm-agent-loop

A lightweight, provider-agnostic agent loop for building LLM agents in TypeScript.

Features

  • Generic: Works with any LLM provider (OpenAI, Anthropic, Gemini, etc.).
  • Flexible: Custom stop conditions, context updates, and max loop limits.
  • Type-Safe: Written in TypeScript with generic types for response and context.
  • Zero Dependencies: Pure logic, no bloat.

Installation

npm install llm-agent-loop

Usage

import { agentLoop } from 'llm-agent-loop';

// Define your context type
interface MyContext {
  messages: { role: string; content: string }[];
}

// Run the loop
const result = await agentLoop<string, MyContext>({
  initialContext: { messages: [] },
  
  // Function to call your LLM
  llmCaller: async (ctx) => {
    // Call OpenAI, Anthropic, etc.
    return "Response from LLM"; 
  },

  // Condition to stop the loop
  stopCondition: (response, context) => {
    return response.includes("DONE");
  },

  // Optional: Update context based on response
  updateContext: (response, ctx) => {
    return {
      messages: [...ctx.messages, { role: 'assistant', content: response }]
    };
  },

  maxLoops: 5,
});

console.log(result.reason); // 'stop_condition' or 'max_loops'
console.log(result.lastResponse);

API

agentLoop(options)

Runs the agent loop.

Options

  • llmCaller: (context: TContext) => Promise<TResponse> - Function to call the LLM.
  • stopCondition: (response: TResponse, context: TContext) => boolean | Promise<boolean> - Predicate to stop the loop.
  • maxLoops: number (default: 10) - Maximum number of iterations.
  • updateContext: (response: TResponse, context: TContext) => TContext | Promise<TContext> - Optional function to update context.
  • initialContext: TContext - Initial state.

Returns

  • finalContext: TContext - The context after the loop finishes.
  • lastResponse: TResponse | undefined - The last response from the LLM.
  • reason: 'stop_condition' | 'max_loops' - Why the loop stopped.
  • iterations: number - Number of iterations performed.

Development Tasks

You can track the development progress and completed tasks in TASKS.md. These tasks are executed by the Antigravity Agent.


This project was created with Google Antigravity.