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OpenClaw-style multi-agent crews where specialized agents collaborate on tasks autonomously. DAG-based task dependencies, parallel execution, and template variable resolution.
Its imports and arguments are checked against shipit-agent 3.0. The outputs were saved when it was written, for an earlier release.
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from pathlib import Path
import sys
ROOT = (
Path.cwd().resolve().parent
if Path.cwd().name == "notebooks"
else Path.cwd().resolve()
)
if str(ROOT) not in sys.path:
sys.path.insert(0, str(ROOT))
from shipit_agent import Agent
from shipit_agent.deep.ship_crew import (
ShipCrew,
ShipAgent,
ShipTask,
create_ship_crew,
)
from shipit_agent.deep.ship_crew.errors import (
ShipCrewError,
CyclicDependencyError,
)
from examples.run_multi_tool_agent import build_llm_from_env
from IPython.display import display, Markdown
llm = build_llm_from_env("bedrock")A crew has agents (who do the work) and tasks (what to do). Each task is assigned to an agent. Tasks can depend on each other — output flows via {output_key} templates.
# Create two specialized agents
researcher = ShipAgent(
name="researcher",
agent=Agent(
llm=llm,
prompt="You are a thorough researcher. Provide detailed, factual findings.",
),
role="Senior Researcher",
goal="Find comprehensive, accurate information",
capabilities=["research", "analysis", "summarization"],
)
writer = ShipAgent(
name="writer",
agent=Agent(
llm=llm,
prompt="You are a skilled technical writer. Write clear, engaging content.",
),
role="Technical Writer",
goal="Transform research into polished content",
capabilities=["writing", "editing", "formatting"],
)
reviewer = ShipAgent(
name="reviewer",
agent=Agent(
llm=llm,
prompt="You are a meticulous reviewer. Provide constructive feedback and ensure quality.",
),
role="Content Reviewer",
goal="Review content for accuracy and clarity",
capabilities=["critical analysis", "feedback", "quality assurance"],
)
# Define tasks with dependencies
crew = ShipCrew(
name="content-crew",
coordinator_llm=llm,
agents=[researcher, writer, reviewer],
tasks=[
ShipTask(
name="research",
description="Research the current state of AI agents in 2026. Cover key frameworks, trends, and adoption.",
agent="researcher",
output_key="findings",
),
ShipTask(
name="write",
description="Write a concise 3-paragraph summary based on these findings: {findings}",
agent="writer",
depends_on=["research"],
output_key="article",
),
ShipTask(
name="review",
description="Review the article for accuracy and clarity. Provide feedback and suggest improvements.",
agent="reviewer",
depends_on=["write"],
output_key="reviewed_article",
),
],
)for event in crew.stream():
display(Markdown(f"### Type '{event.type}' completed by "))
display(Markdown(event.payload.get("output", "")))Paragraph 1 – Defining the Objective
The first step is to crystal‑clear the desired deliverable and the raw materials that will feed into it. By explicitly stating what form the final content should take (e.g., a brief, a white‑paper, or a user guide) and cataloguing the source research, data sets, and stakeholder requirements, the writer establishes a solid foundation that guides every subsequent decision.
Paragraph 2 – Gathering Evidence and Choosing Tools
With the goal defined, t
Sure! I’d be happy to help evaluate the article for accuracy and clarity. Please paste the full text (or a link to the article) that you’d like reviewed, and I’ll provide detailed feedback and suggestions for improvement.
Sure! I’d be happy to help evaluate the article for accuracy and clarity. Please paste the full text (or a link to the article) that you’d like reviewed, and I’ll provide detailed feedback and suggestions for improvement.
result = crew.run()
print(f"Execution order: {result.execution_order}")
print(f"Total tasks: {result.total_tasks}")
print(f"Failed tasks: {result.failed_tasks}")
print(f"Time: {result.metadata.get('elapsed_seconds', 'n/a')}s")
print("\n=== Research Findings (preview) ===")
print(result.task_results.get("findings", "")[:400])
print("\n=== Final Article ===")open_url: Playwright fetch failed for https://resources.anthropic.com/hubfs/The%202026%20State%20of%20AI%20Agents%20Report.pdf: Page.goto: net::ERR_ABORTED at https://resources.anthropic.com/hubfs/The%202026%20State%20of%20AI%20Agents%20Report.pdf Call log: - navigating to "https://resources.anthropic.com/hubfs/The%202026%20State%20of%20AI%20Agents%20Report.pdf", waiting until "domcontentloaded" open_url: Playwright fetch failed for https://services.google.com/fh/files/misc/google_cloud_ai_agent_trends_2026_report.pdf: Page.goto: net::ERR_ABORTED at https://services.google.com/fh/files/misc/google_cloud_ai_agent_trends_2026_report.pdf Call log: - navigating to "https://services.google.com/fh/files/misc/google_cloud_ai_agent_trends_2026_report.pdf", waiting until "domcontentloaded"
Execution order: ['research', 'write', 'review'] Total tasks: 3 Failed tasks: [] Time: 41.56s === Research Findings (preview) === **AI Agents in 2026 – State‑of‑the‑Industry Overview** *Prepared for a senior‑research audience. All figures are drawn from publicly‑available market reports, analyst surveys, and the recent “2026 State of AI Agents” PDFs from Anthropic, Google Cloud, and third‑party industry analysts.* --- ## 1. Executive Summary - **Market size:** $10.9 B in 2026 (↑ 43 % YoY); projected $50.3 B by 2030 (CA === Final Article ===
display(Markdown(result.output))Sure! I’d be happy to review the piece, but I’ll need the article text (or a link to it) in order to evaluate its accuracy and clarity. Could you please paste the content here or share a URL to the article? Once I have that, I’ll provide detailed feedback and suggestions for improvement.
Tasks form a directed acyclic graph. Independent tasks can run in parallel; dependent tasks wait.
research ──┐
├──→ draft ──→ review
analyze ───┘
analyst = ShipAgent(
name="analyst",
agent=Agent(
llm=llm, prompt="You are a data analyst. Provide concise numerical insights."
),
role="Data Analyst",
goal="Extract data-driven insights",
)
reviewer = ShipAgent(
name="reviewer",
agent=Agent(
llm=llm, prompt="You are a critical reviewer. Verify facts and flag issues."
),
role="Content Reviewer",
goal="Ensure accuracy and quality",
)
crew = ShipCrew(
name="report-crew",
coordinator_llm=llm,
agents=[researcher, analyst, writer, reviewer],
tasks=[
ShipTask(
name="research",
description="Research AI agent market size and growth",
agent="researcher",
output_key="research",
),
ShipTask(
name="analyze",
description="Analyze market data and provide key statistics",
agent="analyst",
output_key="analysis",
),
ShipTask(
name="draft",
description="Write a report combining:\nResearch: {research}\nAnalysis: {analysis}",
agent="writer",
depends_on=["research", "analyze"],
output_key="draft",
),
ShipTask(
name="review",
description="Review this draft for accuracy: {draft}",
agent="reviewer",
depends_on=["draft"],
),
],
)
errors = crew.validate()
print("Valid!" if not errors else f"Errors: {errors}")
result = crew.run()
print(f"Execution order: {result.execution_order}")
print(f"Time: {result.metadata.get('elapsed_seconds', 'n/a')}s")
display(Markdown(result.output[:600]))Valid! Execution order: ['analyze', 'research', 'draft', 'review'] Time: 65.75s
Content‑Reviewer’s Verdict – Quick‑Read
| Section | What’s correct (source‑backed) | Where the draft is off‑track / ambiguous | Suggested fix |
|---|---|---|---|
| Executive Summary | • 2024 market ≈ US $5.4‑5.9 B (Precedence, GMI Insights). • CAGR across the seven reports falls between 38 %–50 % (Precedence 45.8 %, Grand View 49.6 %, GMI 38.5 %, Markets & Markets 46.3 %). • North‑America share ≈ 41 % in 2024 (Precedence). | • Upper‑bound forecast $250 B is not |
In process="parallel", independent tasks in the same DAG layer run concurrently via ThreadPoolExecutor.
display(Markdown(result.output))Content‑Reviewer’s Verdict – Quick‑Read
| Section | What’s correct (source‑backed) | Where the draft is off‑track / ambiguous | Suggested fix |
|---|---|---|---|
| Executive Summary | • 2024 market ≈ US $5.4‑5.9 B (Precedence, GMI Insights). • CAGR across the seven reports falls between 38 %–50 % (Precedence 45.8 %, Grand View 49.6 %, GMI 38.5 %, Markets & Markets 46.3 %). • North‑America share ≈ 41 % in 2024 (Precedence). | • Upper‑bound forecast $250 B is not found in any of the cited sources – the highest explicit projection is $236 B (Precedence). • The wording “multi‑hundred‑billion‑dollar industry by the early 2030s” slightly exaggerates the timeline – most forecasts hit the $200‑$250 B mark around 2034‑2035, not “early 2030s”. | Replace “$250 B” with “up to $236 B (Precedence)”. Change “early 2030s” to “mid‑2030s (≈ 2034‑35)”. |
| Market‑size snapshot | • 2023 ≈ $3.6‑4.0 B (Market.us, Verified MR). • 2024 ≈ $5.4‑5.9 B (Precedence, GMI). • 2025 ≈ $7.8‑8.0 B (Precedence, Grand View, Markets & Markets). • 2030 ≈ $52‑53 B (Markets & Markets). • 2034 ≈ $236 B (Precedence) – the high‑end figure. • 2034 ≈ $105‑108 B (GMI Insights) – the mid‑range figure. | • The row “2032 ≈ 100‑115 B (Verified MR 51.6 B + 45 % CAGR extrapolation)” mixes two different methodologies and produces a number that does not appear in any source. • The 2035 range “45‑250 B” spans four‑times the low‑end value; the low‑end figure from Market Research Future is $44.97 B, not $45 B, but the high‑end should stay at $236 B (the maximum cited). | Keep a single, sourced range for 2034‑35: e.g., “$105 B‑$236 B (mid‑range to high‑end).” Remove the mixed‑method extrapolation for 2032 or replace it with a sourced figure (e.g., GMI’s 2034 estimate of $105.6 B). |
| Enterprise vs. Consumer growth | • Enterprise share ≈ 67 % of 2024 revenue (Precedence). • Consumer segment CAGR ≈ 18 % (Verified Market Research, Precedence). • “Productivity & personal assistants” CAGR ≈ 29.5 % (Precedence). | • Draft lumps consumer‑grade agents with a CAGR “18‑30 %”. The 30 % figure actually belongs to the productivity/personal‑assistant segment, not the consumer segment. | Split the statement: “Consumer‑focused assistants grow at ~18 % CAGR, while the broader productivity & personal‑assistant segment (which includes many enterprise‑leaning bots) expands at ~29‑30 % CAGR.” |
| Regional outlook | • North America 2024 share ≈ 41 % (Precedence). • APAC fastest CAGR ≈ 46‑48 % (Precedence, Grand View). • Europe share ≈ 20‑22 %, CAGR 38‑42 % (Precedence). • RoW share < 5 % (Precedence). | No major issues. | Minor wording tweak: add “based on the seven reports surveyed”. |
| Competitive landscape – vendor share | • GMI Insights lists the top‑7 players (Amazon, Anthropic, Google, IBM, Meta, Microsoft, OpenAI) accounting for ≈ 56 % of 2024 revenue. • Precedence’s “≈ 70 %” figure is not directly sourced. | • The draft’s claim “≈ 70 %” is not supported by any of the cited reports; the closest source gives 56 %. | Cite the GMI figure and state “the eight firms listed together represent ≈ 56 %–70 % of the market, depending on the methodology”. |
| Key growth catalysts | All drivers (enterprise automation, AI‑aaS, productivity use‑cases, consumer‑facing AI, regulatory clarity, talent shortage) are explicitly mentioned in the cited reports. | No factual errors. | None. |
| Risks & uncertainties | Risks (regulation, model‑cost volatility, hallucination reliability, market fragmentation, hardware supply) are broadly reflected in analyst commentary. | No factual issues. | None. |
| References | All seven sources appear in the bibliography and match the data quoted. | The reference list omits the Markets & Markets 2025‑2030 report URL | |
| … output trimmed |
crew_parallel = ShipCrew(
name="parallel-crew",
coordinator_llm=llm,
agents=[researcher, analyst, writer],
tasks=[
ShipTask(
name="research",
description="Research AI agent frameworks",
agent="researcher",
output_key="research",
),
ShipTask(
name="analyze",
description="Analyze AI adoption trends",
agent="analyst",
output_key="analysis",
),
ShipTask(
name="draft",
description="Combine:\n{research}\n{analysis}",
agent="writer",
depends_on=["research", "analyze"],
),
],
process="parallel",
)
result = crew_parallel.run()
print(f"Execution order: {result.execution_order}")
print(f"Time: {result.metadata.get('elapsed_seconds', 'n/a')}s")
print("'research' and 'analyze' ran in parallel (same DAG layer)")
display(Markdown(result.output[:500]))Pass runtime variables into your crew. {topic} and {audience} in task descriptions resolve from crew.run(topic=..., audience=...).
crew_ctx = ShipCrew(
name="flexible-crew",
coordinator_llm=llm,
agents=[researcher, writer],
tasks=[
ShipTask(
name="research",
description="Research {topic} for a {audience} audience",
agent="researcher",
output_key="findings",
),
ShipTask(
name="write",
description="Write a {format} about {topic} based on: {findings}",
agent="writer",
depends_on=["research"],
),
],
)
result = crew_ctx.run(
topic="quantum computing breakthroughs",
audience="executive leadership",
format="2-paragraph executive brief",
)
display(Markdown(result.output[:600]))In process="hierarchical", the coordinator LLM dynamically decides which task to assign next, to which agent, and can request revisions.
crew_hierarchical = ShipCrew(
name="hierarchical-demo",
coordinator_llm=llm,
agents=[researcher, analyst, writer],
tasks=[
ShipTask(
name="research",
description="Research AI agent safety concerns",
agent="researcher",
output_key="research",
),
ShipTask(
name="analyze",
description="Analyze the severity of each concern",
agent="analyst",
output_key="analysis",
),
ShipTask(
name="report",
description="Write a safety report from {research} and {analysis}",
agent="writer",
depends_on=["research", "analyze"],
),
],
process="hierarchical",
max_rounds=8,
)
result = crew_hierarchical.run()
print("Mode: hierarchical")
print(f"Execution order: {result.execution_order}")
print(
f"Tasks completed: {result.total_tasks - len(result.failed_tasks)}/{result.total_tasks}"
)
print(f"Time: {result.metadata.get('elapsed_seconds', 'n/a')}s")
display(Markdown(result.output[:600]))Monitor execution in real-time with crew.stream().
crew_stream = ShipCrew(
name="stream-demo",
coordinator_llm=llm,
agents=[researcher, writer],
tasks=[
ShipTask(
name="research",
description="Research top 3 AI trends for 2026",
agent="researcher",
output_key="findings",
),
ShipTask(
name="write",
description="Summarize in 2 sentences: {findings}",
agent="writer",
depends_on=["research"],
),
ShipTask(
name="review",
description="Expand the summary into a 3-paragraph article",
agent="writer",
depends_on=["write"],
),
ShipTask(
name="finalize",
description="Polish the article and ensure it's well-formatted",
agent="writer",
depends_on=["review"],
),
ShipTask(
name="publish",
description="Publish the article to the company blog",
agent="writer",
depends_on=["finalize"],
),
ShipTask(
name="bonus",
description="Write a catchy headline for the article",
agent="writer",
depends_on=["write"],
),
],
)
print("=== Streaming Crew Events ===\n")
for event in crew_stream.stream():
emoji = {
"run_started": "🚀",
"tool_called": "⚙️",
"tool_completed": "✅",
"tool_failed": "❌",
"run_completed": "🏁",
}.get(event.type, "📌")
print(f"{emoji} [{event.type:16s}] {event.message[:100]}")
if event.type == "run_completed":
print("\n=== Final Output ===")
display(Markdown(event.payload.get("output", "")))=== Streaming Crew Events === 🚀 [run_started ] Crew started (sequential mode, 6 tasks) ⚙️ [tool_called ] Task 'research' started (agent: researcher) ✅ [tool_completed ] Task 'research' completed ⚙️ [tool_called ] Task 'write' started (agent: writer) ✅ [tool_completed ] Task 'write' completed ⚙️ [tool_called ] Task 'bonus' started (agent: writer) ✅ [tool_completed ] Task 'bonus' completed ⚙️ [tool_called ] Task 'review' started (agent: writer) ✅ [tool_completed ] Task 'review' completed ⚙️ [tool_called ] Task 'finalize' started (agent: writer) ✅ [tool_completed ] Task 'finalize' completed ⚙️ [tool_called ] Task 'publish' started (agent: writer) ✅ [tool_completed ] Task 'publish' completed 🏁 [run_completed ] Crew completed === Final Output ===
Absolutely—let’s make sure we have a crystal‑clear picture before we start crafting the final blog post.
Please let me know the details for each of the items below:
| Item | What I need from you |
|---|---|
| Article topic / title | The main subject (e.g., “How AI is Revolutionizing Technical SEO”). |
| Key research/material | Links, PDFs, notes, or bullet points you’ve gathered that should be incorporated. |
| **Target au |
# Summarize the stream event mix for easier debugging
from collections import Counter
event_types = [event.type for event in crew_stream.stream()]
counts = Counter(event_types)
print("Event counts:")
for event_type, count in sorted(counts.items()):
print(f" {event_type:16s} {count}")Use ShipAgent.from_registry() to build crew agents from prebuilt definitions.
security_agent = ShipAgent.from_registry("security-auditor", llm=llm)
code_reviewer_agent = ShipAgent.from_registry("code-reviewer", llm=llm)
print(f"Security Agent: {security_agent.role}")
print(f"Code Reviewer: {code_reviewer_agent.role}")
# Security review crew
security_crew = ShipCrew(
name="security-review",
coordinator_llm=llm,
agents=[security_agent, code_reviewer_agent],
tasks=[
ShipTask(
name="audit",
description="Audit this code for vulnerabilities:\n```python\nimport os\ndef run_cmd(user_input):\n os.system(f'echo {user_input}')\n```",
agent=security_agent.name,
output_key="audit_findings",
),
ShipTask(
name="review",
description="Review audit and suggest fixes: {audit_findings}",
agent=code_reviewer_agent.name,
depends_on=["audit"],
),
],
)
result = security_crew.run()
display(Markdown(result.output[:800]))create_ship_crew FactoryBuild crews from plain dicts — useful when loading from JSON config.
crew = create_ship_crew(
coordinator_llm=llm,
agents=[
{
"name": "r",
"agent": Agent(llm=llm, prompt="You research topics."),
"role": "Researcher",
},
{
"name": "w",
"agent": Agent(llm=llm, prompt="You write summaries."),
"role": "Writer",
},
],
tasks=[
{
"name": "research",
"description": "Research cloud computing trends",
"agent": "r",
"output_key": "data",
},
{
"name": "write",
"description": "Summarize: {data}",
"agent": "w",
"depends_on": ["research"],
},
],
name="dict-crew",
)
result = crew.run()
print(f"Factory crew result: {result.output[:300]}")Catch configuration errors before running.
# Missing agent
bad_crew = ShipCrew(
name="bad-crew",
coordinator_llm=llm,
agents=[researcher],
tasks=[ShipTask(name="edit", description="Edit text", agent="editor")],
)
errors = bad_crew.validate()
print("Missing agent errors:")
for e in errors:
print(f" ❌ {e}")
# Cyclic dependency
try:
ShipCrew(
name="cycle",
coordinator_llm=llm,
agents=[researcher, writer],
tasks=[
ShipTask(
name="a", description="A needs B", agent="researcher", depends_on=["b"]
),
ShipTask(
name="b", description="B needs A", agent="writer", depends_on=["a"]
),
],
)
except CyclicDependencyError as e:
print(f"\nCyclic dependency: {e}")
# Unknown dependency
try:
ShipCrew(
name="bad-dep",
coordinator_llm=llm,
agents=[researcher],
tasks=[
ShipTask(
name="a",
description="A",
agent="researcher",
depends_on=["nonexistent"],
)
],
)
except ShipCrewError as e:
print(f"Unknown dep: {e}")Tasks support retries, timeouts, extra context, and output schemas.
# Task with retries, timeout, extra context, and an output schema
detailed_task = ShipTask(
name="deep-research",
description="Research {topic} with focus on {focus_area}",
agent="researcher",
depends_on=[],
output_key="deep_findings",
output_schema={"type": "object", "required": ["summary", "risks"]},
max_retries=3, # retry up to 3 times on failure
timeout_seconds=120, # 2 minute timeout
context={"priority": "high", "depth": "comprehensive"},
)
print(f"Task: {detailed_task.name}")
print(f" agent: {detailed_task.agent}")
print(f" output_key: {detailed_task.output_key}")
print(f" schema: {detailed_task.output_schema}")
print(f" max_retries: {detailed_task.max_retries}")
print(f" timeout: {detailed_task.timeout_seconds}s")
print(f" context: {detailed_task.context}")
print(f" depends_on: {detailed_task.depends_on}")
# Template resolution demo
resolved = detailed_task.resolve_description(
{
"topic": "neural architecture search",
"focus_area": "efficiency gains",
}
)
print(f"\nResolved description: {resolved}")
# Safe resolution — missing vars stay as {var}
partial = detailed_task.resolve_description({"topic": "NAS"})
print(f"Partial resolution: {partial}")
# Serialization
import json
print(f"\nSerialized:\n{json.dumps(detailed_task.to_dict(), indent=2)}")
# Round-trip
restored = ShipTask.from_dict(detailed_task.to_dict())
print(f"\nRound-trip: name={restored.name}, retries={restored.max_retries}")Wire a CostTracker into crew agents to monitor total spend across all agents.
from shipit_agent.costs import CostTracker, Budget
# Create a cost tracker
tracker = CostTracker(budget=Budget(max_dollars=3.00))
# Build agents with cost-tracking hooks
tracked_researcher = ShipAgent(
name="researcher",
agent=Agent(llm=llm, prompt="You research topics.", hooks=tracker.as_hooks()),
role="Researcher",
)
tracked_writer = ShipAgent(
name="writer",
agent=Agent(llm=llm, prompt="You write summaries.", hooks=tracker.as_hooks()),
role="Writer",
)
cost_crew = ShipCrew(
name="cost-tracked-crew",
coordinator_llm=llm,
agents=[tracked_researcher, tracked_writer],
tasks=[
ShipTask(
name="research",
description="Research microservices vs monolith",
agent="researcher",
output_key="findings",
),
ShipTask(
name="write",
description="Write a comparison: {findings}",
agent="writer",
depends_on=["research"],
),
],
)
result = cost_crew.run()
print("=== Crew + Cost Tracking ===")
print(f"Total cost: ${tracker.total_cost:.4f}")
print(f"Total calls: {len(tracker.breakdown())}")
print(f"Total tokens: {tracker.total_tokens}")
print("\nPer-call:")
for c in tracker.breakdown():
print(f" #{c['call_number']}: {c['model'][:30]:30s} ${c['cost_usd']:.4f}")
display(Markdown(result.output[:400]))| Feature | API |
|---|---|
| Create a crew | ShipCrew(name=..., coordinator_llm=llm, agents=[...], tasks=[...]) |
| Define a task | ShipTask(name=..., description=..., agent=..., depends_on=[...]) |
| Wrap an agent | ShipAgent(name=..., agent=..., role=..., goal=...) |
| From registry | ShipAgent.from_registry("security-auditor", llm=llm) |
| Sequential mode | process="sequential" (default) |
| Parallel mode | process="parallel" |
| Hierarchical mode | process="hierarchical" |
| Context variables | crew.run(topic="AI", audience="devs") |
| Stream events | for event in crew.stream(): ... |
| Factory from dicts | create_ship_crew(coordinator_llm=llm, agents=[...], tasks=[...]) |
| Validate config | crew.validate() → list of errors |
Three execution modes. DAG-based dependencies. Template variable resolution. Production-ready.