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Author: codematrix

.env.readme

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+OPENAI_API_KEY="..."
+GROQ_API_KEY="..."
+GEMINI_API_KEY="..."
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+# logfire
+LOGFIRE_TOKEN="..."
+LOGFIRE_SERVICE_NAME="AgentDesignPatterns"
+LOGFIRE_ENVIRONMENT="demo"
+LOGFIRE_IGNORE_NO_CONFIG=True
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readme.md

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 This repository contains a collection of simple agents designed to demonstrate various design patterns in AI-driven workflows. Each pattern is implemented with practical examples and detailed explanations to help developers and researchers understand and apply these patterns effectively in their projects. 
 
-The samples will be light on frameworks to reduce complexity. I decided to use [Pydantic AI](https://ai.pydantic.dev/) for agent development, because it's lite and only gives me the necessary building blocks without too much ceremony.
+The samples will be light on frameworks to reduce complexity. I decided to use [Pydantic AI](https://ai.pydantic.dev/) for agentic development as it's lightweight and me the necessary building blocks that I need, without too much ceremony getting a basic agent running. 
 
 ## Design Patterns Covered
 
 This section showcases the capabilities of a single agent and highlights its use cases in different scenarios.
 
-#### Tooling - Using Asana Example
+#### Tooling - Using Asana
 - Demonstrates how an agent can integrate with third-party tools like Asana to automate task management and improve efficiency.
 - Example: Fetching tasks, creating assignments, or updating task statuses programmatically.
+- Features:
+  - Tool calling 
+  - steaming - console
+  - streaming - streamlit
+- **NOTE**: The Asana API is a mock and will use _sqlite_ to maintain states i.e. Projects and Tasks
 
 ## WORK IN PROGRESS SUBJECT TO CHANGE