0.1.2.5

Interactor

A modular AI interaction framework with streaming, tool calling, context history, session management, retry/backoff logic, multi-provider support, and optional real-time logging.

Built for testability, extensibility, and CLI or programmatic use.

Features

• Supports OpenAI, Ollama, NVIDIA, Google (Gemini), Anthropic out-of-the-box
• Streamed output with markdown rendering
• Tool calling with auto-registration from Python functions
• Token-aware message cycling (to respect context limits)
• Persistent sessions with metadata and CRUD via session.py
• Optional per-instance logging of all interactions
• Retry logic for rate-limiting and transient failures
• CLI runner with interactive loop and safe shell command execution

Installation

To install directly from GitHub:

pip install git+https://github.com/woodyk/interactor.git#egg=interactor

Or clone locally and install for development:

git clone https://github.com/woodyk/interactor.git
cd interactor
pip install -e .

Requirements

Defined in requirements.txt:

• openai
• aiohttp
• tiktoken
• rich

Usage (CLI)

After installing:

interactor

Command-line options:

• --model: Model in format provider:model (e.g., openai:gpt-4o)
• --api-key: Optional override (default uses env var)
• --base-url: Optional custom API base
• --tools: Enable tool calling
• --stream: Stream assistant replies
• --markdown: Render streamed output as markdown

Use /exit or /quit to end the session.

Usage (Python)

from interactor import Interactor, Session

inter = Interactor(
    model="openai:gpt-4o",
    session_enabled=True,
    session_path="~/.interactor_sessions",
    log_path="~/interactor.log"
)

def say_hello(name: str) -> str:
    return f"Hello, {name}!"

inter.add_function(say_hello)

reply = inter.interact("Please greet Ada.")
print(reply)

Session Support

Sessions are JSON files stored on disk.

You can:

• List and load sessions
• Create branches from message midpoints
• Search and update content
• Automatically summarize a session with interactor.summarize()

Logging

To enable logging:

inter = Interactor(..., log_path="~/my_session.log")

Logs include:

• User and assistant messages
• Tool call arguments and results
• Model switches, session transitions
• Retry events and exceptions

License

Copyright (c) Wadih Khairallah. All rights reserved.

Licensed for use and modification under the MIT License.