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What is Blue?

Blue is an agent orchestration platform for building and deploying applications with agentic workflows for the enterprise.

A key target use-case of Blue is enterprise, i.e. integrate an existing enterprise infrastructure with advanced AI, LLMs, and beyond for a wide-variety of enterprise use-cases. We aim to leverage what already exist in the enterprise infrastructure, i.e. existing APIs, models, and data in their original source, format, and systems and couple them with new capabilities.

Blue is currently a research project to explore the design space of agent orchestration systems, to support a variety of use-cases: from data and domain-agnostic to data-aware design, from non-interactive use cases to conversational interaction, from fixed workflows to ad-hoc workflows with planners, from purely textual interaction to interactive agents with user interfaces, and beyond.

How does Blue work?

To help facilitate ‘Agentic for Enterprise’ we are introducing several concepts in the design of our framework, including:

  • Streams to facilitate data, control, and communication among agents
  • Messages in streams to standardize of data and instructions for agents
  • Registries to capture metadata about data, agents and beyond
  • Session to provide context (and shared memory) for computation
  • Plans to represent workflows and execution of agents

Stream

To get a glimpse of where we are heading with agentic architectures, read our papers:


What can you build with Blue?

Here are a few examples to inspire you to build with blue:

  • a set of agents that convert natural language to SQL, executes, and summarizes results in natural language
  • agents that produces interactive graphical user interfaces and visualizations with your data (e.g. self-service business intelligence)
  • a conversational agent that interfaces to existing predictive models and APIs (e.g. job search agent with predictive models and data)
  • agents that execute workflows processing text data, extracting and populating databases.

Want to try out blue demos?

You can try out a demos on our blue-examples repository!


Sounds interesting? Want to learn more? Read documentation below.

Outline of the Documentation:



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Datasets

All datasets used within the product are listed below (including their copyright holders and the license information).

For Datasets having different portions released under different licenses, please refer to the included source link specified for each of the respective datasets for identifications of dataset files released under the identified licenses.


ID OSS Component Name Modified Copyright Holder Upstream Link License
1 JD2Skills-BERT-XMLC Yes Taehoon Kim link MIT License

Open Source Software (OSS) Components

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ID OSS Component Name Modified Copyright Holder Upstream Link License
1 casbin No TechLee link Apache Software License
2 docker No Docker, Inc. link Apache Software License
3 fastapi No Sebastián Ramírez link MIT License
4 firebase-admin No Firebase link Apache Software License
5 httpx No Encode OSS Ltd. link BSD License
6 huggingface-hub No Hugging Face, Inc. link Apache Software License
7 Jinja2 No Pallets link BSD License
8 jsonmerge No Tomaz Solc link MIT License
9 jsonpath-ng No Tomas Aparicio link Apache Software License
10 jsonschema No Julian Berman link MIT License
11 mysql-connector-python No Oracle and/or its affiliates link GNU General Public License
12 neo4j No Free Software Foundation, Inc. link GNU General Public License
13 nest_asyncio No Ewald de Wit link BSD License
14 numpy No NumPy Developers link BSD License
15 openai No OpenAI link Apache Software License
16 pandas No AQR Capital Management, LLC, Lambda Foundry, Inc. and PyData Development Team link BSD License
17 psutil No Jay Loden, Dave Daeschler, Giampaolo Rodola link BSD License
18 psycopg2-binary No Free Software Foundation link GNU General Public License
19 pydantic No Pydantic Services Inc. and individual contributors link MIT License
20 pydash No Derrick Gilland link MIT License
21 pymongo No MongoDB, Inc link Apache Software License
22 redis No Redis, inc. link MIT License
23 requests No Kenneth Reitz link Apache Software License
24 schedule No Daniel Bader link MIT License
25 sentence-transformers No Nils Reimers link Apache Software License
26 torch No Facebook, Inc link BSD License
27 torchvision No Soumith Chintala link BSD License
28 uuid No Ka-ping Yee link Python software license
29 uvicorn No Encode OSS Ltd link BSD License
30 websocket_client No engn33r link Apache Software License
31 websockets No Aymeric Augustin and contributors link BSD License

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