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aixplain.modules.agent.tool.python_interpreter_tool

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Author: Lucas Pavanelli and Thiago Castro Ferreira Date: May 16th 2024 Description: Agentification Class

PythonInterpreterTool Objects​

class PythonInterpreterTool(Tool)

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A tool that provides a Python shell for executing Python commands.

This tool allows direct execution of Python code within the aiXplain platform. It acts as an interface to a Python interpreter, enabling dynamic code execution and computation.

Attributes:

  • name Text - Always set to "Python Interpreter".
  • description Text - Description of the tool's functionality.
  • status AssetStatus - The current status of the tool (ONBOARDED or DRAFT).

__init__​

def __init__(**additional_info) -> None

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Initialize a new PythonInterpreterTool instance.

This initializes a Python interpreter tool with a fixed name and description. The tool is set to ONBOARDED status by default.

Arguments:

  • **additional_info - Additional keyword arguments for tool configuration.

to_dict​

def to_dict()

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Convert the tool instance to a dictionary representation.

Returns:

  • dict - A dictionary containing the tool's configuration with keys:
    • description: The tool's description
    • type: Always "utility"
    • utility: Always "custom_python_code"

validate​

def validate()

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Validate the tool's configuration.

This is a placeholder method as the Python interpreter tool has a fixed configuration that doesn't require validation.

__repr__​

def __repr__() -> Text

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Return a string representation of the tool.

Returns:

  • Text - A string in the format "PythonInterpreterTool()".

deploy​

def deploy()

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Deploy the Python interpreter tool.

This is a placeholder method as the Python interpreter tool is automatically available and doesn't require explicit deployment.