naptha node — Infrastructure for the Web of Agents.

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About this project

Naptha is a framework and infrastructure for developing and running multi-agent systems at scale with heterogeneous models, architectures and data. Agents and other modules can run on separate devices, while still interacting over the network. Our mission is to reimagine the internet - to bring forth the Web of Agents - by enabling the next-generation of AI applications and use cases.

Naptha Node is a robust backend infrastructure designed for the development and execution of multi-agent systems at scale. This framework enables agents, which may operate on disparate devices, to interact seamlessly across a network, facilitating a diverse array of AI applications. Naptha's vision is to transform the internet into a comprehensive network of intelligent agents, laying the groundwork for the next generation of AI-driven use cases and applications.

Key Features

Framework for Multi-Agent Systems: Develop and manage heterogeneous models and various data types effectively across a network.
Flexible Node Management: Configure and launch nodes tailored to specific requirements using an intuitive .env file.
Local Services: Access essential services through the Naptha Node, including:
- Local Inference: Utilize VLLM or Ollama for AI model inference with support for multiple open-source models.
- LiteLLM Proxy Server: Provide a unified OpenAI-compatible API for multiple LLM providers, ensuring seamless model switching.
- Local Server: Enable communication between agents within the network via HTTP, Web Sockets, or gRPC.
- Local Storage: Deploy Knowledge Base and Memory modules with options for cognitive and episodic memory storage.
- Module Manager: Simplify module installations from platforms like GitHub, HuggingFace, and IPFS.
- Message Broker and Workers: Implement asynchronous processing and message queuing with RabbitMQ to facilitate communication among modules.
Developer-Friendly Configuration: Easily customize node services by adjusting relevant variables in the .env file to meet unique operational needs.

Running Agents on Your Node

Agents can be deployed on Naptha nodes. Users must maintain an active node and follow the guidelines provided in the Naptha SDK documentation. Set the NODE_URL to your local node URL (default: http://localhost:7001) to begin.

Engage with the Naptha community, explore contribution opportunities, and discover more about enhancing this framework by visiting the Naptha Documentation. For real-time discussions and collaboration, consider joining the Discord community.

With Naptha Node, reimagine how multi-agent systems can be orchestrated to create smarter, more efficient digital ecosystems.