Agentle Documentation¶
Welcome to Agentle’s documentation. Agentle is a powerful yet elegant framework for building the next generation of AI agents.
Author’s Note¶
I created Agentle out of frustration with the direction of other agent frameworks. Many frameworks have lost sight of clean design principles by adding numerous configuration flags to their Agent constructors (like enable_whatever=True, add_memory=True, etc.). This approach creates countless possible combinations, making debugging and development unnecessarily complex.
Agentle strives to maintain a careful balance between simplicity and practicality. For example, I’ve wrestled with questions like whether document parsing functionality belongs in the Agent constructor. While not “simple” in the purest sense, such features can be practical for users. Finding this balance is central to Agentle’s design philosophy.
Core principles of Agentle:
Avoiding configuration flags in constructors whenever possible
Organizing each class and function in separate modules by design
Following the Single Responsibility Principle rather than strictly Pythonic conventions
Creating a codebase that’s not only easy to use but also easy to maintain and extend
Through this thoughtful approach to architecture, Agentle aims to provide a framework that’s both powerful and elegant for building the next generation of AI agents.
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