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- Resolves #8326 Create a Twitter integration with some small frontend changes. ### Changes 1. Add Twitter OAuth 2.0 with PKCE support for authentication. 2. Add a way to multi-select from a list of enums by creating a multi-select on the frontend. 3. Add blocks for Twitter integration. 4. `_types.py` for repetitive enums and input types. 5. `_builders.py` for creating parameters without repeating the same logic. 6. `_serializer.py` to serialize the Tweepy enums into dictionaries so they can travel easily from Pyro5. 7. `_mappers.py` to map the frontend values to the correct request values. > I have added a new multi-select feature because my list contains many items, and selecting all of them makes the block cluttered. This new block displays only the first two items and then show something like "2 more" . It works only for list of enums. ### Blocks Block Name | What It Does | Error Reason | Manual Testing -- | -- | -- | -- `TwitterBookmarkTweetBlock` | Bookmark a tweet on Twitter | No error | ✅ `TwitterGetBookmarkedTweetsBlock` | Get all your bookmarked tweets from Twitter | No error | ✅ `TwitterRemoveBookmarkTweetBlock` | Remove a bookmark for a tweet on Twitter | No error | ✅ `TwitterHideReplyBlock` | Hides a reply of one of your tweets | No error | ✅ `TwitterUnhideReplyBlock` | Unhides a reply to a tweet | No error | ✅ `TwitterLikeTweetBlock` | Likes a tweet | No error | ✅ `TwitterGetLikingUsersBlock` | Gets information about users who liked one of your tweets | No error | ✅ `TwitterGetLikedTweetsBlock` | Gets information about tweets liked by you | No error | ✅ `TwitterUnlikeTweetBlock` | Unlikes a tweet that was previously liked | No error | ✅ `TwitterPostTweetBlock` | Create a tweet on Twitter with the option to include one additional element such as media, quote, or deep link. | No error | ✅ `TwitterDeleteTweetBlock` | Deletes a tweet on Twitter using Twitter ID | No error | ✅ `TwitterSearchRecentTweetsBlock` | Searches all public Tweets in Twitter history | No error | ✅ `TwitterGetQuoteTweetsBlock` | Gets quote tweets for a specified tweet ID | No error | ✅ `TwitterRetweetBlock` | Retweets a tweet on Twitter | No error | ✅ `TwitterRemoveRetweetBlock` | Removes a retweet on Twitter | No error | ✅ `TwitterGetRetweetersBlock` | Gets information about who has retweeted a tweet | No error | ✅ `TwitterGetUserMentionsBlock` | Returns Tweets where a single user is mentioned, just put that user ID | No error | ✅ `TwitterGetHomeTimelineBlock` | Returns a collection of the most recent Tweets and Retweets posted by you and users you follow | No error | ✅ `TwitterGetUserTweetsBlock` | Returns Tweets composed by a single user, specified by the requested user ID | No error | ✅ `TwitterGetTweetBlock` | Returns information about a single Tweet specified by the requested ID | No error | ✅ `TwitterGetTweetsBlock` | Returns information about multiple Tweets specified by the requested IDs | No error | ✅ `TwitterUnblockUserBlock` | Unblock a specific user on Twitter | No error | ✅ `TwitterGetBlockedUsersBlock` | Get a list of users who are blocked by the authenticating user | No error | ✅ `TwitterBlockUserBlock` | Block a specific user on Twitter | No error | ✅ `TwitterUnfollowUserBlock` | Allows a user to unfollow another user specified by target user ID | No error | ✅ `TwitterFollowUserBlock` | Allows a user to follow another user specified by target user ID | No error | ✅ `TwitterGetFollowersBlock` | Retrieves a list of followers for a specified Twitter user ID | Need Enterprise level access | ❌ `TwitterGetFollowingBlock` | Retrieves a list of users that a specified Twitter user ID is following | Need Enterprise level access | ❌ `TwitterUnmuteUserBlock` | Allows a user to unmute another user specified by target user ID | No error | ✅ `TwitterGetMutedUsersBlock` | Returns a list of users who are muted by the authenticating user | No error | ✅ `TwitterMuteUserBlock` | Allows a user to mute another user specified by target user ID | No error | ✅ `TwitterGetUserBlock` | Gets information about a single Twitter user specified by ID or username | No error | ✅ `TwitterGetUsersBlock` | Gets information about multiple Twitter users specified by IDs or usernames | No error | ✅ `TwitterSearchSpacesBlock` | Returns live or scheduled Spaces matching specified search terms [for a week only] | No error | ✅ `TwitterGetSpacesBlock` | Gets information about multiple Twitter Spaces specified by Space IDs or creator user IDs | No error | ✅ `TwitterGetSpaceByIdBlock` | Gets information about a single Twitter Space specified by Space ID | No error | ✅ `TwitterGetSpaceBuyersBlock` | Gets list of users who purchased a ticket to the requested Space | I do not have a monetized account for this | ✅ `TwitterGetSpaceTweetsBlock` | Gets list of Tweets shared in the requested Space | No error | ✅ `TwitterUnfollowListBlock` | Unfollows a Twitter list for the authenticated user | No error | ✅ `TwitterFollowListBlock` | Follows a Twitter list for the authenticated user | No error | ✅ `TwitterListGetFollowersBlock` | Gets followers of a specified Twitter list | Enterprise level access | ❌ `TwitterGetFollowedListsBlock` | Gets lists followed by a specified Twitter user | Enterprise level access | ❌ `TwitterGetListBlock` | Gets information about a Twitter List specified by ID | No error | ✅ `TwitterGetOwnedListsBlock` | Gets all Lists owned by the specified user | No error | ✅ `TwitterRemoveListMemberBlock` | Removes a member from a Twitter List that the authenticated user owns | No error | ✅ `TwitterAddListMemberBlock` | Adds a member to a Twitter List that the authenticated user owns | No error | ✅ `TwitterGetListMembersBlock` | Gets the members of a specified Twitter List | No error | ✅ `TwitterGetListMembershipsBlock` | Gets all Lists that a specified user is a member of | No error | ✅ `TwitterGetListTweetsBlock` | Gets tweets from a specified Twitter list | No error | ✅ `TwitterDeleteListBlock` | Deletes a Twitter List owned by the authenticated user | No error | ✅ `TwitterUpdateListBlock` | Updates a Twitter List owned by the authenticated user | No error | ✅ `TwitterCreateListBlock` | Creates a Twitter List owned by the authenticated user | No error | ✅ `TwitterUnpinListBlock` | Enables the authenticated user to unpin a List. | No error | ✅ `TwitterPinListBlock` | Enables the authenticated user to pin a List. | No error | ✅ `TwitterGetPinnedListsBlock` | Returns the Lists pinned by the authenticated user. | No error | ✅ `TwitterGetDMEventsBlock` | Gets a list of Direct Message events for the authenticated user | Need Enterprise level access | ❌ `TwitterSendDirectMessageBlock` | Sends a direct message to a Twitter user | Need Enterprise level access | ❌ `TwitterCreateDMConversationBlock` | Creates a new group direct message | Need Enterprise level access | ❌ ### Need to add more stuff 1. A normal input to select date and time. 2. Some more enterprise-level blocks, especially webhook triggers. Supported triggers Event Name | Description -- | -- Posts (by user) | User creates a new post. Post deletes (by user) | User deletes an existing post. @mentions (of user) | User is mentioned in a post. Replies (to or from user) | User replies to a post or receives a reply from another user. Retweets (by user or of user) | User retweets a post or someone retweets the user's post. Quote Tweets (by user or of user) | User quote tweets a post or someone quote tweets the user's post. Retweets of Quoted Tweets (by user or of user) | Retweets of quote tweets by the user or of the user. Likes (by user or of user) | User likes a post or someone likes the user's post. Follows (by user or of user) | User follows another user or another user follows the user. Unfollows (by user) | User unfollows another user. Blocks (by user) | User blocks another user. Unblocks (by user) | User unblocks a previously blocked user. Mutes (by user) | User mutes another user. Unmutes (by user) | User unmutes a previously muted user. Direct Messages sent (by user) | User sends direct messages to other users. Direct Messages received (by user) | User receives direct messages from other users. Typing indicators (to user) | Indicators showing when someone is typing a message to the user. Read receipts (to user) | Indicators showing when the user has read a message. Subscription revokes (by user) | User revokes a subscription to a service or content. --------- Co-authored-by: Nicholas Tindle <nicholas.tindle@agpt.co> Co-authored-by: Nicholas Tindle <nicktindle@outlook.com>
AutoGPT: Build, Deploy, and Run AI Agents
AutoGPT is a powerful platform that allows you to create, deploy, and manage continuous AI agents that automate complex workflows.
Hosting Options
- Download to self-host
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How to Setup for Self-Hosting
Note
Setting up and hosting the AutoGPT Platform yourself is a technical process. If you'd rather something that just works, we recommend joining the waitlist for the cloud-hosted beta.
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This tutorial assumes you have Docker, VSCode, git and npm installed.
🧱 AutoGPT Frontend
The AutoGPT frontend is where users interact with our powerful AI automation platform. It offers multiple ways to engage with and leverage our AI agents. This is the interface where you'll bring your AI automation ideas to life:
Agent Builder: For those who want to customize, our intuitive, low-code interface allows you to design and configure your own AI agents.
Workflow Management: Build, modify, and optimize your automation workflows with ease. You build your agent by connecting blocks, where each block performs a single action.
Deployment Controls: Manage the lifecycle of your agents, from testing to production.
Ready-to-Use Agents: Don't want to build? Simply select from our library of pre-configured agents and put them to work immediately.
Agent Interaction: Whether you've built your own or are using pre-configured agents, easily run and interact with them through our user-friendly interface.
Monitoring and Analytics: Keep track of your agents' performance and gain insights to continually improve your automation processes.
Read this guide to learn how to build your own custom blocks.
💽 AutoGPT Server
The AutoGPT Server is the powerhouse of our platform This is where your agents run. Once deployed, agents can be triggered by external sources and can operate continuously. It contains all the essential components that make AutoGPT run smoothly.
Source Code: The core logic that drives our agents and automation processes.
Infrastructure: Robust systems that ensure reliable and scalable performance.
Marketplace: A comprehensive marketplace where you can find and deploy a wide range of pre-built agents.
🐙 Example Agents
Here are two examples of what you can do with AutoGPT:
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Generate Viral Videos from Trending Topics
- This agent reads topics on Reddit.
- It identifies trending topics.
- It then automatically creates a short-form video based on the content.
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Identify Top Quotes from Videos for Social Media
- This agent subscribes to your YouTube channel.
- When you post a new video, it transcribes it.
- It uses AI to identify the most impactful quotes to generate a summary.
- Then, it writes a post to automatically publish to your social media.
These examples show just a glimpse of what you can achieve with AutoGPT! You can create customized workflows to build agents for any use case.
Mission and Licencing
Our mission is to provide the tools, so that you can focus on what matters:
- 🏗️ Building - Lay the foundation for something amazing.
- 🧪 Testing - Fine-tune your agent to perfection.
- 🤝 Delegating - Let AI work for you, and have your ideas come to life.
Be part of the revolution! AutoGPT is here to stay, at the forefront of AI innovation.
📖 Documentation | 🚀 Contributing
Licensing:
MIT License: The majority of the AutoGPT repository is under the MIT License.
Polyform Shield License: This license applies to the autogpt_platform folder.
For more information, see https://agpt.co/blog/introducing-the-autogpt-platform
🤖 AutoGPT Classic
Below is information about the classic version of AutoGPT.
🛠️ Build your own Agent - Quickstart
🏗️ Forge
Forge your own agent! – Forge is a ready-to-go toolkit to build your own agent application. It handles most of the boilerplate code, letting you channel all your creativity into the things that set your agent apart. All tutorials are located here. Components from forge can also be used individually to speed up development and reduce boilerplate in your agent project.
🚀 Getting Started with Forge – This guide will walk you through the process of creating your own agent and using the benchmark and user interface.
📘 Learn More about Forge
🎯 Benchmark
Measure your agent's performance! The agbenchmark can be used with any agent that supports the agent protocol, and the integration with the project's CLI makes it even easier to use with AutoGPT and forge-based agents. The benchmark offers a stringent testing environment. Our framework allows for autonomous, objective performance evaluations, ensuring your agents are primed for real-world action.
📦 agbenchmark on Pypi
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📘 Learn More about the Benchmark
💻 UI
Makes agents easy to use! The frontend gives you a user-friendly interface to control and monitor your agents. It connects to agents through the agent protocol, ensuring compatibility with many agents from both inside and outside of our ecosystem.
The frontend works out-of-the-box with all agents in the repo. Just use the CLI to run your agent of choice!
📘 Learn More about the Frontend
⌨️ CLI
To make it as easy as possible to use all of the tools offered by the repository, a CLI is included at the root of the repo:
$ ./run
Usage: cli.py [OPTIONS] COMMAND [ARGS]...
Options:
--help Show this message and exit.
Commands:
agent Commands to create, start and stop agents
benchmark Commands to start the benchmark and list tests and categories
setup Installs dependencies needed for your system.
Just clone the repo, install dependencies with ./run setup, and you should be good to go!
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🤝 Sister projects
🔄 Agent Protocol
To maintain a uniform standard and ensure seamless compatibility with many current and future applications, AutoGPT employs the agent protocol standard by the AI Engineer Foundation. This standardizes the communication pathways from your agent to the frontend and benchmark.
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