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Autonomous Agent Business Administration (AABA)

An open-source infrastructure scaffold for building autonomous business administration agents. This repository delivers the base services, development tooling, and observability plumbing outlined in the reference architecture.

Why this repo exists

  • ✨ Composable services – FastAPI gateway, Celery workers, Redis broker, Postgres, MongoDB, MinIO, Weaviate, NATS, and more.
  • 🔭 Full observability stack – OpenTelemetry Collector, Prometheus, Grafana, Loki, Jaeger, exporters, and Flower.
  • 🧱 Ready-to-extend – Keep the existing code structure/logic while enabling rapid iteration on agent behavior and integrations.
  • 👐 Open source friendly – Contribution guidelines, licensing, docs, and env templates bundled in.

See docs/infrastructure-overview.md for a service-by-service walkthrough that mirrors the attached architecture diagram.

Quick start

  1. Clone
    git clone https://github.com/sam3690/AABA.git
cd AABA
  2. Bootstrap environment
    cp .env.example .env
    Adjust secrets as needed (MinIO, Grafana, Postgres, integrations, etc.).
  3. Launch the stack
    cd infra
docker compose up --build
  4. Access key endpoints

Stack overview

CapabilityService(s)
API GatewayFastAPI (backend service)
Background jobsCelery worker & beat (celery-worker, celery-beat)
Data storesPostgres, MongoDB, MinIO, Weaviate
Messaging/eventingRedis, NATS
MonitoringOpenTelemetry Collector, Prometheus, Grafana, Alertmanager, Loki, Promtail, Jaeger
Admin UIsFlower, pgAdmin, Mongo Express

Environment variables

All runtime configuration flows through .env. The tracked .env.example highlights the complete list with safe defaults for local development. Copy and edit as necessary before running the stack.

Key groups include:

  • Database credentials (POSTGRES_*, MONGO_*)
  • Broker & messaging (REDIS_URL, NATS_URL)
  • Object storage (MINIO_*)
  • Vector store (WEAVIATE_URL)
  • Observability endpoints (OTEL_EXPORTER_OTLP_ENDPOINT, Grafana/Prometheus URLs)
  • Admin dashboards and default credentials
  • Placeholder SaaS integration secrets (Stripe, Slack, Gmail, QuickBooks, etc.)

Development workflow

  • Backend – Uses uv for dependency management (cd backend && uv sync). Launch locally with uv run uvicorn app.main:app --reload.
  • Celery – Modules live under backend/app/workers. Workers are wired to Redis and instrumented with OpenTelemetry helpers.
  • Frontend – Vite + React (cd frontend && npm install && npm run dev). The production build is not covered in this base setup.
  • Testing – uv run pytest inside backend. Additional lint/format hooks provided via ruff, black, and mypy (see pyproject.toml).

Optional dependencies

Some helper modules (MinIO, NATS, Weaviate, OpenTelemetry, Prometheus metrics) lazily import their respective packages. If you plan to use these features outside of Docker, install the extras locally:

uv add minio nats-py weaviate-client opentelemetry-sdk opentelemetry-exporter-otlp prometheus-client

Contributing

We welcome pull requests! Please read CONTRIBUTING.md for coding standards, branching strategy, and how to run the validation checks.

License

This project is released under the MIT License. See LICENSE for details.

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Autonomous Agent Business Administration (AABA)
An open-source infrastructure scaffold for building autonomous business administration agents. This repository delivers the base services, development tooling, and observability plumbing outlined in the reference architecture.
Why this repo exists
  • ✨ Composable services – FastAPI gateway, Celery workers, Redis broker, Postgres, MongoDB, MinIO, Weaviate, NATS, and more.
  • 🔭 Full observability stack – OpenTelemetry Collector, Prometheus, Grafana, Loki, Jaeger, exporters, and Flower.
  • 🧱 Ready-to-extend – Keep the existing code structure/logic while enabling rapid iteration on agent behavior and integrations.
  • 👐 Open source friendly – Contribution guidelines, licensing, docs, and env templates bundled in.
See docs/infrastructure-overview.md for a service-by-service walkthrough that mirrors the attached architecture diagram.
Quick start
  1. Clone
    git clone https://github.com/sam3690/AABA.git
cd AABA
  2. Bootstrap environment
    cp .env.example .env
    
Adjust secrets as needed (MinIO, Grafana, Postgres, integrations, etc.).
  3. Launch the stack
    cd infra
docker compose up --build
  4. Access key endpoints
Stack overview
CapabilityService(s)
API GatewayFastAPI (backend service)
Background jobsCelery worker & beat (celery-worker, celery-beat)
Data storesPostgres, MongoDB, MinIO, Weaviate
Messaging/eventingRedis, NATS
MonitoringOpenTelemetry Collector, Prometheus, Grafana, Alertmanager, Loki, Promtail, Jaeger
Admin UIsFlower, pgAdmin, Mongo Express
Environment variables
All runtime configuration flows through .env. The tracked .env.example highlights the complete list with safe defaults for local development. Copy and edit as necessary before running the stack.
Key groups include:
  • Database credentials (POSTGRES_*, MONGO_*)
  • Broker & messaging (REDIS_URL, NATS_URL)
  • Object storage (MINIO_*)
  • Vector store (WEAVIATE_URL)
  • Observability endpoints (OTEL_EXPORTER_OTLP_ENDPOINT, Grafana/Prometheus URLs)
  • Admin dashboards and default credentials
  • Placeholder SaaS integration secrets (Stripe, Slack, Gmail, QuickBooks, etc.)
Development workflow
  • Backend – Uses uv for dependency management (cd backend && uv sync). Launch locally with uv run uvicorn app.main:app --reload.
  • Celery – Modules live under backend/app/workers. Workers are wired to Redis and instrumented with OpenTelemetry helpers.
  • Frontend – Vite + React (cd frontend && npm install && npm run dev). The production build is not covered in this base setup.
  • Testing – uv run pytest inside backend. Additional lint/format hooks provided via ruff, black, and mypy (see pyproject.toml).
Optional dependencies
Some helper modules (MinIO, NATS, Weaviate, OpenTelemetry, Prometheus metrics) lazily import their respective packages. If you plan to use these features outside of Docker, install the extras locally:
uv add minio nats-py weaviate-client opentelemetry-sdk opentelemetry-exporter-otlp prometheus-client
Contributing
We welcome pull requests! Please read CONTRIBUTING.md for coding standards, branching strategy, and how to run the validation checks.
License
This project is released under the MIT License. See LICENSE for details.
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An open-source infrastructure scaffold for building autonomous business administration agents. This repository delivers the base services, development tooling, and observability plumbing outlined in the reference architecture.
Why this repo exists
  • ✨ Composable services – FastAPI gateway, Celery workers, Redis broker, Postgres, MongoDB, MinIO, Weaviate, NATS, and more.
  • 🔭 Full observability stack – OpenTelemetry Collector, Prometheus, Grafana, Loki, Jaeger, exporters, and Flower.
  • 🧱 Ready-to-extend – Keep the existing code structure/logic while enabling rapid iteration on agent behavior and integrations.
  • 👐 Open source friendly – Contribution guidelines, licensing, docs, and env templates bundled in.
See docs/infrastructure-overview.md for a service-by-service walkthrough that mirrors the attached architecture diagram.
Quick start
  1. Clone
    git clone https://github.com/sam3690/AABA.git
cd AABA
  2. Bootstrap environment
    cp .env.example .env
    
Adjust secrets as needed (MinIO, Grafana, Postgres, integrations, etc.).
  3. Launch the stack
    cd infra
docker compose up --build
  4. Access key endpoints
Stack overview
CapabilityService(s)
API GatewayFastAPI (backend service)
Background jobsCelery worker & beat (celery-worker, celery-beat)
Data storesPostgres, MongoDB, MinIO, Weaviate
Messaging/eventingRedis, NATS
MonitoringOpenTelemetry Collector, Prometheus, Grafana, Alertmanager, Loki, Promtail, Jaeger
Admin UIsFlower, pgAdmin, Mongo Express
Environment variables
All runtime configuration flows through .env. The tracked .env.example highlights the complete list with safe defaults for local development. Copy and edit as necessary before running the stack.
Key groups include:
  • Database credentials (POSTGRES_*, MONGO_*)
  • Broker & messaging (REDIS_URL, NATS_URL)
  • Object storage (MINIO_*)
  • Vector store (WEAVIATE_URL)
  • Observability endpoints (OTEL_EXPORTER_OTLP_ENDPOINT, Grafana/Prometheus URLs)
  • Admin dashboards and default credentials
  • Placeholder SaaS integration secrets (Stripe, Slack, Gmail, QuickBooks, etc.)
Development workflow
  • Backend – Uses uv for dependency management (cd backend && uv sync). Launch locally with uv run uvicorn app.main:app --reload.
  • Celery – Modules live under backend/app/workers. Workers are wired to Redis and instrumented with OpenTelemetry helpers.
  • Frontend – Vite + React (cd frontend && npm install && npm run dev). The production build is not covered in this base setup.
  • Testing – uv run pytest inside backend. Additional lint/format hooks provided via ruff, black, and mypy (see pyproject.toml).
Optional dependencies
Some helper modules (MinIO, NATS, Weaviate, OpenTelemetry, Prometheus metrics) lazily import their respective packages. If you plan to use these features outside of Docker, install the extras locally:
uv add minio nats-py weaviate-client opentelemetry-sdk opentelemetry-exporter-otlp prometheus-client
Contributing
We welcome pull requests! Please read CONTRIBUTING.md for coding standards, branching strategy, and how to run the validation checks.
License
This project is released under the MIT License. See LICENSE for details.
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An open-source infrastructure scaffold for building autonomous business administration agents. This repository delivers the base services, development tooling, and observability plumbing outlined in the reference architecture.
Why this repo exists
  • ✨ Composable services – FastAPI gateway, Celery workers, Redis broker, Postgres, MongoDB, MinIO, Weaviate, NATS, and more.
  • 🔭 Full observability stack – OpenTelemetry Collector, Prometheus, Grafana, Loki, Jaeger, exporters, and Flower.
  • 🧱 Ready-to-extend – Keep the existing code structure/logic while enabling rapid iteration on agent behavior and integrations.
  • 👐 Open source friendly – Contribution guidelines, licensing, docs, and env templates bundled in.
See docs/infrastructure-overview.md for a service-by-service walkthrough that mirrors the attached architecture diagram.
Quick start
  1. Clone
    git clone https://github.com/sam3690/AABA.git
cd AABA
  2. Bootstrap environment
    cp .env.example .env
    
Adjust secrets as needed (MinIO, Grafana, Postgres, integrations, etc.).
  3. Launch the stack
    cd infra
docker compose up --build
  4. Access key endpoints
Stack overview
CapabilityService(s)
API GatewayFastAPI (backend service)
Background jobsCelery worker & beat (celery-worker, celery-beat)
Data storesPostgres, MongoDB, MinIO, Weaviate
Messaging/eventingRedis, NATS
MonitoringOpenTelemetry Collector, Prometheus, Grafana, Alertmanager, Loki, Promtail, Jaeger
Admin UIsFlower, pgAdmin, Mongo Express
Environment variables
All runtime configuration flows through .env. The tracked .env.example highlights the complete list with safe defaults for local development. Copy and edit as necessary before running the stack.
Key groups include:
  • Database credentials (POSTGRES_*, MONGO_*)
  • Broker & messaging (REDIS_URL, NATS_URL)
  • Object storage (MINIO_*)
  • Vector store (WEAVIATE_URL)
  • Observability endpoints (OTEL_EXPORTER_OTLP_ENDPOINT, Grafana/Prometheus URLs)
  • Admin dashboards and default credentials
  • Placeholder SaaS integration secrets (Stripe, Slack, Gmail, QuickBooks, etc.)
Development workflow
  • Backend – Uses uv for dependency management (cd backend && uv sync). Launch locally with uv run uvicorn app.main:app --reload.
  • Celery – Modules live under backend/app/workers. Workers are wired to Redis and instrumented with OpenTelemetry helpers.
  • Frontend – Vite + React (cd frontend && npm install && npm run dev). The production build is not covered in this base setup.
  • Testing – uv run pytest inside backend. Additional lint/format hooks provided via ruff, black, and mypy (see pyproject.toml).
Optional dependencies
Some helper modules (MinIO, NATS, Weaviate, OpenTelemetry, Prometheus metrics) lazily import their respective packages. If you plan to use these features outside of Docker, install the extras locally:
uv add minio nats-py weaviate-client opentelemetry-sdk opentelemetry-exporter-otlp prometheus-client
Contributing
We welcome pull requests! Please read CONTRIBUTING.md for coding standards, branching strategy, and how to run the validation checks.
License
This project is released under the MIT License. See LICENSE for details.
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An open-source infrastructure scaffold for building autonomous business administration agents. This repository delivers the base services, development tooling, and observability plumbing outlined in the reference architecture.
Why this repo exists
  • ✨ Composable services – FastAPI gateway, Celery workers, Redis broker, Postgres, MongoDB, MinIO, Weaviate, NATS, and more.
  • 🔭 Full observability stack – OpenTelemetry Collector, Prometheus, Grafana, Loki, Jaeger, exporters, and Flower.
  • 🧱 Ready-to-extend – Keep the existing code structure/logic while enabling rapid iteration on agent behavior and integrations.
  • 👐 Open source friendly – Contribution guidelines, licensing, docs, and env templates bundled in.
See docs/infrastructure-overview.md for a service-by-service walkthrough that mirrors the attached architecture diagram.
Quick start
  1. Clone
    git clone https://github.com/sam3690/AABA.git
cd AABA
  2. Bootstrap environment
    cp .env.example .env
    
Adjust secrets as needed (MinIO, Grafana, Postgres, integrations, etc.).
  3. Launch the stack
    cd infra
docker compose up --build
  4. Access key endpoints
Stack overview
CapabilityService(s)
API GatewayFastAPI (backend service)
Background jobsCelery worker & beat (celery-worker, celery-beat)
Data storesPostgres, MongoDB, MinIO, Weaviate
Messaging/eventingRedis, NATS
MonitoringOpenTelemetry Collector, Prometheus, Grafana, Alertmanager, Loki, Promtail, Jaeger
Admin UIsFlower, pgAdmin, Mongo Express
Environment variables
All runtime configuration flows through .env. The tracked .env.example highlights the complete list with safe defaults for local development. Copy and edit as necessary before running the stack.
Key groups include:
  • Database credentials (POSTGRES_*, MONGO_*)
  • Broker & messaging (REDIS_URL, NATS_URL)
  • Object storage (MINIO_*)
  • Vector store (WEAVIATE_URL)
  • Observability endpoints (OTEL_EXPORTER_OTLP_ENDPOINT, Grafana/Prometheus URLs)
  • Admin dashboards and default credentials
  • Placeholder SaaS integration secrets (Stripe, Slack, Gmail, QuickBooks, etc.)
Development workflow
  • Backend – Uses uv for dependency management (cd backend && uv sync). Launch locally with uv run uvicorn app.main:app --reload.
  • Celery – Modules live under backend/app/workers. Workers are wired to Redis and instrumented with OpenTelemetry helpers.
  • Frontend – Vite + React (cd frontend && npm install && npm run dev). The production build is not covered in this base setup.
  • Testing – uv run pytest inside backend. Additional lint/format hooks provided via ruff, black, and mypy (see pyproject.toml).
Optional dependencies
Some helper modules (MinIO, NATS, Weaviate, OpenTelemetry, Prometheus metrics) lazily import their respective packages. If you plan to use these features outside of Docker, install the extras locally:
uv add minio nats-py weaviate-client opentelemetry-sdk opentelemetry-exporter-otlp prometheus-client
Contributing
We welcome pull requests! Please read CONTRIBUTING.md for coding standards, branching strategy, and how to run the validation checks.
License
This project is released under the MIT License. See LICENSE for details.
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Why this repo exists
  • ✨ Composable services – FastAPI gateway, Celery workers, Redis broker, Postgres, MongoDB, MinIO, Weaviate, NATS, and more.
  • 🔭 Full observability stack – OpenTelemetry Collector, Prometheus, Grafana, Loki, Jaeger, exporters, and Flower.
  • 🧱 Ready-to-extend – Keep the existing code structure/logic while enabling rapid iteration on agent behavior and integrations.
  • 👐 Open source friendly – Contribution guidelines, licensing, docs, and env templates bundled in.
See docs/infrastructure-overview.md for a service-by-service walkthrough that mirrors the attached architecture diagram.
Quick start
  1. Clone
    git clone https://github.com/sam3690/AABA.git
cd AABA
  2. Bootstrap environment
    cp .env.example .env
    
Adjust secrets as needed (MinIO, Grafana, Postgres, integrations, etc.).
  3. Launch the stack
    cd infra
docker compose up --build
  4. Access key endpoints
Stack overview
CapabilityService(s)
API GatewayFastAPI (backend service)
Background jobsCelery worker & beat (celery-worker, celery-beat)
Data storesPostgres, MongoDB, MinIO, Weaviate
Messaging/eventingRedis, NATS
MonitoringOpenTelemetry Collector, Prometheus, Grafana, Alertmanager, Loki, Promtail, Jaeger
Admin UIsFlower, pgAdmin, Mongo Express
Environment variables
All runtime configuration flows through .env. The tracked .env.example highlights the complete list with safe defaults for local development. Copy and edit as necessary before running the stack.
Key groups include:
  • Database credentials (POSTGRES_*, MONGO_*)
  • Broker & messaging (REDIS_URL, NATS_URL)
  • Object storage (MINIO_*)
  • Vector store (WEAVIATE_URL)
  • Observability endpoints (OTEL_EXPORTER_OTLP_ENDPOINT, Grafana/Prometheus URLs)
  • Admin dashboards and default credentials
  • Placeholder SaaS integration secrets (Stripe, Slack, Gmail, QuickBooks, etc.)
Development workflow
  • Backend – Uses uv for dependency management (cd backend && uv sync). Launch locally with uv run uvicorn app.main:app --reload.
  • Celery – Modules live under backend/app/workers. Workers are wired to Redis and instrumented with OpenTelemetry helpers.
  • Frontend – Vite + React (cd frontend && npm install && npm run dev). The production build is not covered in this base setup.
  • Testing – uv run pytest inside backend. Additional lint/format hooks provided via ruff, black, and mypy (see pyproject.toml).
Optional dependencies
Some helper modules (MinIO, NATS, Weaviate, OpenTelemetry, Prometheus metrics) lazily import their respective packages. If you plan to use these features outside of Docker, install the extras locally:
uv add minio nats-py weaviate-client opentelemetry-sdk opentelemetry-exporter-otlp prometheus-client
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Autonomous Agent Business Administration (AABA)
An open-source infrastructure scaffold for building autonomous business administration agents. This repository delivers the base services, development tooling, and observability plumbing outlined in the reference architecture.
Why this repo exists
  • ✨ Composable services – FastAPI gateway, Celery workers, Redis broker, Postgres, MongoDB, MinIO, Weaviate, NATS, and more.
  • 🔭 Full observability stack – OpenTelemetry Collector, Prometheus, Grafana, Loki, Jaeger, exporters, and Flower.
  • 🧱 Ready-to-extend – Keep the existing code structure/logic while enabling rapid iteration on agent behavior and integrations.
  • 👐 Open source friendly – Contribution guidelines, licensing, docs, and env templates bundled in.
See docs/infrastructure-overview.md for a service-by-service walkthrough that mirrors the attached architecture diagram.
Quick start
  1. Clone
    git clone https://github.com/sam3690/AABA.git
cd AABA
  2. Bootstrap environment
    cp .env.example .env
    
Adjust secrets as needed (MinIO, Grafana, Postgres, integrations, etc.).
  3. Launch the stack
    cd infra
docker compose up --build
  4. Access key endpoints
Stack overview
CapabilityService(s)
API GatewayFastAPI (backend service)
Background jobsCelery worker & beat (celery-worker, celery-beat)
Data storesPostgres, MongoDB, MinIO, Weaviate
Messaging/eventingRedis, NATS
MonitoringOpenTelemetry Collector, Prometheus, Grafana, Alertmanager, Loki, Promtail, Jaeger
Admin UIsFlower, pgAdmin, Mongo Express
Environment variables
All runtime configuration flows through .env. The tracked .env.example highlights the complete list with safe defaults for local development. Copy and edit as necessary before running the stack.
Key groups include:
  • Database credentials (POSTGRES_*, MONGO_*)
  • Broker & messaging (REDIS_URL, NATS_URL)
  • Object storage (MINIO_*)
  • Vector store (WEAVIATE_URL)
  • Observability endpoints (OTEL_EXPORTER_OTLP_ENDPOINT, Grafana/Prometheus URLs)
  • Admin dashboards and default credentials
  • Placeholder SaaS integration secrets (Stripe, Slack, Gmail, QuickBooks, etc.)
Development workflow
  • Backend – Uses uv for dependency management (cd backend && uv sync). Launch locally with uv run uvicorn app.main:app --reload.
  • Celery – Modules live under backend/app/workers. Workers are wired to Redis and instrumented with OpenTelemetry helpers.
  • Frontend – Vite + React (cd frontend && npm install && npm run dev). The production build is not covered in this base setup.
  • Testing – uv run pytest inside backend. Additional lint/format hooks provided via ruff, black, and mypy (see pyproject.toml).
Optional dependencies
Some helper modules (MinIO, NATS, Weaviate, OpenTelemetry, Prometheus metrics) lazily import their respective packages. If you plan to use these features outside of Docker, install the extras locally:
uv add minio nats-py weaviate-client opentelemetry-sdk opentelemetry-exporter-otlp prometheus-client
Contributing
We welcome pull requests! Please read CONTRIBUTING.md for coding standards, branching strategy, and how to run the validation checks.
License
This project is released under the MIT License. See LICENSE for details.
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Autonomous Agent Business Administration (AABA)
An open-source infrastructure scaffold for building autonomous business administration agents. This repository delivers the base services, development tooling, and observability plumbing outlined in the reference architecture.
Why this repo exists
  • ✨ Composable services – FastAPI gateway, Celery workers, Redis broker, Postgres, MongoDB, MinIO, Weaviate, NATS, and more.
  • 🔭 Full observability stack – OpenTelemetry Collector, Prometheus, Grafana, Loki, Jaeger, exporters, and Flower.
  • 🧱 Ready-to-extend – Keep the existing code structure/logic while enabling rapid iteration on agent behavior and integrations.
  • 👐 Open source friendly – Contribution guidelines, licensing, docs, and env templates bundled in.
See docs/infrastructure-overview.md for a service-by-service walkthrough that mirrors the attached architecture diagram.
Quick start
  1. Clone
    git clone https://github.com/sam3690/AABA.git
cd AABA
  2. Bootstrap environment
    cp .env.example .env
    
Adjust secrets as needed (MinIO, Grafana, Postgres, integrations, etc.).
  3. Launch the stack
    cd infra
docker compose up --build
  4. Access key endpoints
Stack overview
CapabilityService(s)
API GatewayFastAPI (backend service)
Background jobsCelery worker & beat (celery-worker, celery-beat)
Data storesPostgres, MongoDB, MinIO, Weaviate
Messaging/eventingRedis, NATS
MonitoringOpenTelemetry Collector, Prometheus, Grafana, Alertmanager, Loki, Promtail, Jaeger
Admin UIsFlower, pgAdmin, Mongo Express
Environment variables
All runtime configuration flows through .env. The tracked .env.example highlights the complete list with safe defaults for local development. Copy and edit as necessary before running the stack.
Key groups include:
  • Database credentials (POSTGRES_*, MONGO_*)
  • Broker & messaging (REDIS_URL, NATS_URL)
  • Object storage (MINIO_*)
  • Vector store (WEAVIATE_URL)
  • Observability endpoints (OTEL_EXPORTER_OTLP_ENDPOINT, Grafana/Prometheus URLs)
  • Admin dashboards and default credentials
  • Placeholder SaaS integration secrets (Stripe, Slack, Gmail, QuickBooks, etc.)
Development workflow
  • Backend – Uses uv for dependency management (cd backend && uv sync). Launch locally with uv run uvicorn app.main:app --reload.
  • Celery – Modules live under backend/app/workers. Workers are wired to Redis and instrumented with OpenTelemetry helpers.
  • Frontend – Vite + React (cd frontend && npm install && npm run dev). The production build is not covered in this base setup.
  • Testing – uv run pytest inside backend. Additional lint/format hooks provided via ruff, black, and mypy (see pyproject.toml).
Optional dependencies
Some helper modules (MinIO, NATS, Weaviate, OpenTelemetry, Prometheus metrics) lazily import their respective packages. If you plan to use these features outside of Docker, install the extras locally:
uv add minio nats-py weaviate-client opentelemetry-sdk opentelemetry-exporter-otlp prometheus-client
Contributing
We welcome pull requests! Please read CONTRIBUTING.md for coding standards, branching strategy, and how to run the validation checks.
License
This project is released under the MIT License. See LICENSE for details.
About
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