Research Tools:
- SearchTool: Multiple backends (Tavily, Serper, Brave, DuckDuckGo)
- WikipediaTool: Wikipedia lookup
- AcademicSearchTool: CrossRef, Semantic Scholar
- ResearchOrchestrator: Comprehensive multi-source research
ResearchAgent:
- NOT just fact-checking - actively discovers NEW information
- Identifies trends beyond training data cutoff
- Generates innovations from cross-referencing sources
- Deep research with subtopics
VerifiedFactChecker:
- Live claim verification against web sources
- Confidence scoring
- Citation needed detection
Dependencies added: tavily, wikipedia, arxiv, duckduckgo-search
- OpusPydanticAgent with schema validation
- StorySeed, CharacterProfile, ChapterOutline, ChapterDraft schemas
- CritiqueResult, StyleGuide schemas
- Factory functions for each agent type
- Test: successfully generated StyleGuide with validated output
Usage:
from opus_orchestrator import create_style_guide_agent
agent = create_style_guide_agent()
result = agent.run_sync('Create a style guide for...')
# result is a validated StyleGuide object
- GitHubIngestor class to fetch repo contents
- Support for .md, .txt, .notes, .draft files
- Method to ingest from GitHub directly into orchestrator
- Export GitHubIngestor in __init__.py
Usage:
orch = OpusOrchestrator(book_type='fiction', genre='memoir')
content = await orch.ingest_from_github('mrhavens/my-notes')
await orch.run()
- Proper StateGraph with compiled nodes
- Conditional edges for writing iteration
- Checkpoint memory for resumability
- Structured state with Pydantic
- Node_validate for cross-stage validation
- Writing loop with iterate/next logic
- Full end-to-end workflow
This is the rigorous LangGraph integration.
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