Request for Working Swarm Code Example and Implementation Help

·Oct 23, 2024 06:09 PM

Hi! I just participated in the Swarm disscussion but the Arize working code example was not shared (you used it for demo but did not share it). Unfortunately the code examples in the Swarm repo literally do not work and for days I've been failing to get Swarm to work properly so I joined just to get an example of any working implementation. Not sure whats wrong or how to fix (am a raw novice coder!). Can you please share the demo code you got working (or any working code implementing Swarm)? I'm super curious to play with it and just need a working start. Thanks!

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Xander S.
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Hey Dazza G., thanks for stopping by! You can try out the example here. If you just want to run Swarm, you can remove the opentelemetry and openinference related code in the main file. Hope this helps!
Dazza G.
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Thanks, Xander. Still won't run (I suspect there is a lot more implied knowledge you have when running this than is possible to know by just running the script in VS Code). I don't expect you to help me, but just for anyone else who is attempting to follow along, after removing the opentelemetry and openinference related code and installing swarm from git I get the error: from configs.agents import triage_agent ModuleNotFoundError: No module named 'configs' Do you have some underspecified or implied extra configuration that is needed to just run this code?
Xander S.
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Hey Dazza G., not sure how you are invoking the main file, but the example code needs to be on the path. So you can invoke python main.py from openinference/python/instrumentation/openinference-instrumentation-swarm/examples/airline, for example.
Xander S.
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With openinference/python/instrumentation/openinference-instrumentation-swarm/examples/airline as your working directory.
Dazza G.
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THANKS, I was just invoking from root directory of my VS Code project after running pip install git+https://github.com/openai/swarm.git and installing requirements.txt but I'll close the git project and navigate to that subdirectory and try to run main.py from there. Thank you for the advice to this rooky coder!
Xander S.
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Awesome, glad you got it running!
Xander S.
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Next challenge, see if you can start up Phoenix and send Swarm traces 🙂