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AshSwarm Documentation

Welcome to the AshSwarm documentation! This directory contains comprehensive documentation for understanding, setting up, and working with the AshSwarm project.

Documentation Overview

AshSwarm is an Elixir-based project that explores how to use the Ash Framework alongside concurrency patterns and AI-driven logic to create domain-specific "swarms" that coordinate multiple steps and LLM (large language model) interactions.

Available Documentation

A detailed explanation of the system architecture, including:

  • System overview
  • Core architecture principles
  • Key system components
  • Data flow
  • Infrastructure components
  • Architectural decisions

A comprehensive guide to help new developers understand and work with the codebase:

  • What is AshSwarm
  • Getting started
  • Key concepts
  • Development workflow
  • Common development tasks
  • Code organization

Detailed information about the key APIs and interfaces in AshSwarm:

  • DSL Modeling
  • Domain Reasoning
  • Instructor Helper
  • Reactors
  • Ecto Schemas

Visual representation of the system's architecture using Mermaid diagrams:

  • System overview diagram
  • DSL modeling components
  • Domain reasoning components
  • Reactor components
  • LLM integration flow
  • Data flow diagram
  • Deployment view

Documentation of coding patterns and practices used in the project:

  • General principles
  • File organization
  • Naming conventions
  • Module structure
  • Documentation standards
  • Elixir-specific patterns
  • Testing conventions
  • Error handling

Step-by-step instructions for setting up the development environment:

  • Prerequisites
  • Installation
  • Database setup
  • LLM provider configuration
  • Running the application
  • Running LiveBooks
  • Troubleshooting

Contributing to Documentation

If you find any issues or have suggestions for improving the documentation, please:

  1. Create a new branch for your changes
  2. Make your updates
  3. Submit a pull request with a clear description of your changes

Additional Resources