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The core of BabyAGI. Agents write Python functions, register them in a SQLite database with metadata, and reuse them for future tasks. Each function tracks its imports, dependencies, and required secrets through a graph structure.
The core of BabyAGI. Agents write Python functions, register them in a SQLite database with metadata
Functions declare their dependencies on other functions, imports, and authentication keys. The framework automatically loads required dependencies before execution and tracks the full dependency graph.
Functions declare their dependencies on other functions, imports, and authentication keys. The frame
A built-in Flask dashboard for browsing registered functions, viewing execution logs, running updates, and managing the function database. Runs locally on port 8080.
A built-in Flask dashboard for browsing registered functions, viewing execution logs, running update
Uses LiteLLM as the model interface, so agents can use GPT-4, Claude, Gemini, or any LiteLLM-compatible provider. Switch models by changing an environment variable.
Uses LiteLLM as the model interface, so agents can use GPT-4, Claude, Gemini, or any LiteLLM-compati
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Tutorial updated March 2026