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agent-visualizer

v1.0.4

Published

A visualizer for agent interactions

Downloads

1

Readme

Agent Interaction Visualizer

A lightweight npm package for visualizing agent interactions in a tree-like structure with colorful console output.

Features

  • Visualize agent interactions in a tree structure
  • Real-time updates as interactions are logged
  • Colorful console output for better readability
  • Track total interactions and involved agents
  • Easy-to-use API
  • Option to toggle visualization on/off

Installation

Install the package using npm:

npm install agent-visualizer

Or using yarn:

yarn add agent-visualizer

Usage

Import the AgentVisualizer class from the package and use it to log interactions and visualize them in the console.

import { AgentVisualizer } from "agent-visualizer";

// Create a new instance with visualization enabled
const visualizer = new AgentVisualizerWrapper(true);
// Start the visualizer
visualizer.startVisualizer();
// Log interactions
visualizer.log("agent1", "agent2");
// Reset the visualizer
visualizer.reset();

To disable visualization, simply pass false when creating the instance:

const visualizer = new AgentVisualizerWrapper(false);

API Reference

AgentVisualizerWrapper

The main class for creating and managing the agent interaction visualization.

Methods

startVisualizer(): void

Starts the visualizer. This method should be called before logging any interactions.

log(from: string, to: string): void

Logs an interaction between two agents and updates the visualization (if enabled).

  • from: The name of the agent initiating the interaction
  • to: The name of the agent receiving the interaction
reset(): void

Resets the visualizer, clearing all interactions and agents.

Note

When visualization is disabled (useVisualizer set to false), the log and reset methods will have no effect, allowing you to disabled it in production environments.