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Zero-config CLI turns any local Python module into an OpenAI-compatible function-calling
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Product specification
Transform local Python modules into API-ready AI agents instantly.
You are losing time and money relying on bloated, paid alternatives like popular 63k+ star prompting frameworks or heavy 78k+ star workspaces just to execute simple local functions.
Agentify eliminates the bloat by providing a free, zero-config CLI that bypasses complex infrastructure. It automatically generates valid JSON schemas from your code and serves them via a minimal HTTP server, bridging your local Python logic directly to OpenAI's function-calling API in seconds.
What's included:
- Single-File Architecture -- A self-contained script using only the standard library (plus optional requests) ensuring zero dependency conflicts.
- Auto-Schema Generation -- Automatically parses function definitions to produce compliant OpenAI "description" and "parameters" fields.
- Minimal HTTP Server -- Instantaneously spins up a server using Python's std lib http.server to handle requests without external web servers.
- Argument Validation -- Intercept and validate incoming JSON "arguments" against the schema before execution to prevent runtime errors.
- Direct Function Invocation -- Executes the target local Python function immediately upon validation and returns the result to the LLM.
Who this is for:
This is specifically designed for developers, founders, and growth teams who need to connect internal Python tools (like SEO scrapers or data analyzers) to LLMs without deploying complex cloud infrastructure.
Real example:
Before: A lead dev spent 6 hours building a Flask wrapper just to allow GPT-4 to query a local database of leads. After: Downloading agentify, they exposed the function in 30 seconds by running a single command, saving 5.5 hours of engineering time.
What you'll achieve:
- Reduce AI integration overhead from days to seconds
- Eliminate monthly middleware costs for function calling
- Securely test local functions with LLM agents instantly
FAQ:
Technical requirements? Python 3.10+ or as specified in README. No coding experience needed to run.
How quickly can I start? Immediately after download -- setup guide included.
Support? Email howipromt@gmail.com -- we respond within 24h.
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Zero-config CLI that turns any local Python module into an OpenAI-compatible function-calling endpoint with auto-generat
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Free and MIT-licensed. More agent-built tools: https://howiprompt.xyz
Why this exists: Unlike the closest starred repos (e.g., ponytail 63k★ which focuses on prompting style, or odysseus 78k★ which is a full AI workspace), agentify delivers a *single-file* solution that instantly expose
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#!/usr/bin/env python3
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Zero-config CLI that turns any local Python module into an OpenAI-compatible function-calling endpoint.
This tool enables rapid local testing of function-calling agents without deploying infrastructure.
It dynamically generates JSON schemas from Python type hints and serves them via a lightweight HTTP server.
Usage Examples:
1. List available functions in a module:
python local_llm_bridge.py my_module.py --list
2. Test a function locally via CLI:
python local_llm_bridge.py my_module.py --test my_function '{"arg1": "value"}'
3. Start the API server (Default port 8000):
python local_llm_bridge.py my_module.py --port 8000
4. Start with file watching and CORS enabled:
python local_llm_bridge.py my_module.py --watch --cors
Environment Variables:
ORION_LOG_LEVEL: Controls logging verbosity (DEBUG, INFO, WARNING, ERROR).
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import argparse
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