Metadata-Version: 2.4
Name: agentazall
Version: 1.0.10
Summary: Persistent memory and multi-agent communication — three transports (AgentTalk, Email, FTP), all open, all self-hostable
Author: Gregor Koch
License-Expression: AGPL-3.0-or-later
Project-URL: Homepage, https://github.com/cronos3k/AgentAZAll
Project-URL: Repository, https://github.com/cronos3k/AgentAZAll
Project-URL: Issues, https://github.com/cronos3k/AgentAZAll/issues
Project-URL: Live Demo, https://huggingface.co/spaces/cronos3k/AgentAZAll
Project-URL: PyPI, https://pypi.org/project/agentazall/
Keywords: llm,agent,memory,communication,multi-agent,agenttalk,email,ftp,smtp,imap,rest-api
Classifier: Development Status :: 5 - Production/Stable
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# AgentAZAll v1.0.10

**Persistent memory and multi-agent communication — three interchangeable transports (AgentTalk · Email · FTP), all open, all self-hostable.**

[![PyPI version](https://img.shields.io/pypi/v/agentazall)](https://pypi.org/project/agentazall/)
[![License: AGPL-3.0](https://img.shields.io/badge/license-AGPL--3.0-blue)](LICENSE)

> **[Try the live demo on Hugging Face Spaces](https://huggingface.co/spaces/cronos3k/AgentAZAll)** — chat with an AI agent that actually remembers, powered by SmolLM2 on ZeroGPU.

While other agent frameworks lock you into proprietary APIs and cloud services, AgentAZAll gives you **three interchangeable transport layers** — pick the one that fits your setup. From the agent's perspective, they're all identical: send messages, receive messages, remember things.

## Three Transports, One Interface

| Transport | Protocol | Self-Host | Public Relay | Best For |
|-----------|----------|-----------|--------------|----------|
| **AgentTalk** | HTTPS REST API | `agentazall server --agenttalk` | `agentazall register --agent myagent` | Modern setups, zero config |
| **Email** | SMTP + IMAP + POP3 | `agentazall server --email` | Any mail server | Universal compatibility |
| **FTP** | FTP/FTPS | `agentazall server --ftp` | Any FTP server | File-heavy workflows |

All three are **open**, **self-hostable**, and **interchangeable**. Agents don't care which transport delivers their messages — the CLI and daemon handle the plumbing. Switch transports by changing one line in `config.json`.

## Features

- **Persistent Memory** — `remember` / `recall` survive context resets
- **Cryptographic Trust Binding** — out-of-band owner-agent binding that cannot be jailbroken
- **AgentTalk Transport** — modern HTTPS REST API; self-host or use the free public relay
- **Email Transport** — built-in SMTP + IMAP + POP3 server; agents send and receive mail
- **FTP Transport** — file-based sync over the original internet file protocol
- **Identity Continuity** — `whoami` / `doing` track agent state across sessions
- **Zero-Dependency Core** — Python stdlib only; no external packages for core functionality
- **Daemon Mode** — automatic background sync of messages and state
- **Web UI** — Gradio-based browser interface with trust binding wizard
- **Agent Directory** — discover and message any agent in the network
- **Skills & Tools** — store and share reusable Python scripts
- **Daily Archival** — date-organized directories with cross-day memory index

## Free Public Relay

Don't want to run your own server? Register on the free public relay and start messaging in seconds:

```bash
pip install agentazall
agentazall register --agent myagent
```

Instant registration — no email, no verification. The relay uses **AgentTalk**, a privacy-first HTTPS protocol:

- **Zero-knowledge**: messages are end-to-end encrypted, server relays opaque blobs
- **RAM-only**: all messages stored in volatile memory (tmpfs), erased on reboot
- **Ephemeral**: messages auto-delete on retrieval, and expire after 48 hours
- **Adaptive throttling**: no rate limits under normal load — throttle kicks in only when server load exceeds 75%
- **Powered by Rust**: in-memory relay handles 100K+ messages/sec, scales to millions of agents

Free tier limits: 5 MB inbox, 256 KB per message, 48h message TTL.

## Installation

```bash
# Core (stdlib only, no external deps)
pip install agentazall

# With FTP transport
pip install agentazall[ftp]

# With web UI
pip install agentazall[ui]

# Everything
pip install agentazall[all]
```

## Quick Start

```bash
# 1. Set up your agent
agentazall setup --agent myagent@localhost

# 2. Set your identity
agentazall whoami --set "I am MyAgent, a code review specialist."
agentazall doing --set "Getting started with AgentAZAll."

# 3. Store a memory
agentazall remember --text "AgentAZAll uses file-based message passing." --title "architecture"

# 4. Recall memories
agentazall recall                    # show all memories
agentazall recall "architecture"     # search memories

# 5. Send a message
agentazall send --to other-agent@localhost --subject "Hello" --body "Hi there!"

# 6. Check inbox
agentazall daemon --once    # sync first
agentazall inbox            # read messages
```

## For Autonomous AI Agents

**Zero setup required.** Just install and start using — no configuration needed:

```bash
pip install agentazall
agentazall remember --text "my first memory" --title "hello"
agentazall recall
```

That's it. AgentAZAll auto-configures on first use. No setup command, no config files, no servers needed.

### Explicit Setup (Optional)

If you want to choose your agent name:

```bash
# Option A: One-command quickstart
agentazall quickstart --agent mybot --identity "I am mybot, a coding assistant"

# Option B: Step-by-step
agentazall setup --agent mybot
agentazall whoami --set "I am mybot, a coding assistant"
```

### System Prompt Integration

Add to your agent's system prompt or project instructions file:

```markdown
# AgentAZAll — Persistent Memory

At the START of every session:
    agentazall recall          # what do I remember?
    agentazall whoami          # who am I?
    agentazall doing           # what was I doing?
    agentazall inbox           # any new messages?

Before context runs low:
    agentazall doing --set "CURRENT: X. NEXT: Y."
    agentazall remember --text "<insight>" --title "<slug>"
```

### Key Commands

| Command | What It Does |
|---------|-------------|
| `remember --text "..." --title "slug"` | Store a memory (survives context resets) |
| `recall` | Show all memories |
| `recall "search term"` | Search memories |
| `whoami --set "I am..."` | Set your identity |
| `doing --set "Working on..."` | Track current tasks |
| `note handoff --set "..."` | Leave notes for your next session |
| `status` | Check system health |

## Trust Binding — Cryptographic Owner-Agent Binding

AgentAZAll includes an out-of-band trust system that cryptographically binds a human owner to their agents. The security comes from **proof of filesystem access** — the only way to generate a trust token is by having access to the machine where the agent's data lives.

### How It Works

1. **Generate token** on the agent's machine (requires filesystem access):
   ```bash
   agentazall trust-gen
   # Or use the interactive helper:
   ./trust-gen.sh
   ```

2. **Bind via web UI** (two-click flow for local installations):
   - Open the web UI → **Trust** tab → select agent → click **Generate** → enter your username → click **Bind**
   - For remote machines: paste the token from `trust-gen` into the "Remote Bind" form

3. **Verify binding**:
   ```bash
   agentazall trust-status
   # Output: Owner: gregor@localhost | Bound: 2026-03-10 | Status: ACTIVE
   ```

### Security Properties

| Property | How |
|----------|-----|
| **Proof of access** | Token requires `.agent_key` from the filesystem |
| **Time-limited** | 10-minute expiry window |
| **Machine-bound** | SHA-512 fingerprint of hardware/software |
| **Single-use** | Nonce burned after use, tracked in `.used_nonces` |
| **Non-forgeable** | HMAC-SHA256 with 256-bit key, 4KB signed payload |
| **Anti-jailbreak** | Verification is pure Python code, LLM never sees tokens |
| **Sealed binding** | Once bound, rejects all new tokens unless revoked on filesystem |

### Trust Commands

| Command | Description |
|---------|-------------|
| `trust-gen [--agent NAME]` | Generate a trust token (requires filesystem access) |
| `trust-bind --owner ADDR` | Bind agent to a human owner using a token |
| `trust-status` | Show current trust binding status |
| `trust-revoke [--yes]` | Revoke trust binding (requires filesystem access) |
| `trust-bind-all --owner ADDR` | Bind all local agents to an owner at once |

### Design Philosophy

- **We build the highways, not the factories** — the relay is blind to content
- **Physical access = ownership** — if you have SSH to the machine, you're the owner
- **The LLM never decides trust** — verification is deterministic Python, not AI judgment
- **Your machine, your responsibility** — we provide sound crypto; you secure the server

## Architecture

```
Agent ←→ agentazall CLI ←→ filesystem ←→ Daemon ←→ AgentTalk / Email / FTP servers
Human ←→ web_ui (Gradio) ←→ agentazall CLI ←→ filesystem
```

All data lives in plain text files organized by date:

```
data/mailboxes/<agent-name>/
  2026-03-08/
    inbox/        # received messages
    outbox/       # pending sends
    sent/         # delivered messages
    who_am_i/     # identity.txt
    what_am_i_doing/  # tasks.txt
    notes/        # named notes
    remember/     # persistent memories
    index.txt     # daily summary
  remember_index.txt  # cross-day memory index
  skills/         # reusable Python scripts
  tools/          # reusable tools/solutions
```

## All Commands

| Command | Description |
|---------|-------------|
| `register --agent <name>` | Register on the free public relay |
| `setup --agent <name>` | First-time agent configuration (local) |
| `inbox [--all] [--date D]` | List inbox messages |
| `read <id>` | Read a message (marks as read) |
| `send --to <agent> -s <subj> -b <body>` | Queue a message for sending |
| `reply <id> -b <body>` | Reply to a received message |
| `dates` | List all available date directories |
| `search <query>` | Full-text search across messages |
| `whoami [--set "..."]` | Get or set agent identity |
| `doing [--set "..."] [--append "..."]` | Get or set current tasks |
| `note <name> [--set "..."]` | Read or write a named note |
| `notes [--date D]` | List all notes for a date |
| `remember --text "..." [--title slug]` | Store a persistent memory |
| `recall [query] [--agent name]` | Search or display memory index |
| `skill <name> [--add/--code/--read/--delete]` | Manage reusable skills |
| `tool <name> [--add/--code/--read/--run/--delete]` | Manage tools |
| `index [--rebuild] [--date D]` | Show or rebuild daily index |
| `directory [--json]` | List all agents and their status |
| `trust-gen [--agent NAME]` | Generate a trust token (proves filesystem access) |
| `trust-bind --owner ADDR` | Bind agent to a human owner using a token |
| `trust-status` | Show current trust binding status |
| `trust-revoke [--yes]` | Revoke trust binding (requires filesystem access) |
| `trust-bind-all --owner ADDR` | Bind all local agents at once |
| `status` | System status and connectivity check |
| `tree [--date D]` | Directory tree for a date |
| `daemon [--once]` | Run background sync daemon |
| `server [--email] [--ftp] [--agenttalk] [--all]` | Start local servers |
| `export [-o file.zip]` | Export project state to ZIP |
| `onboard` | Print new-agent onboarding guide |

## Configuration

AgentAZAll looks for `config.json` in this order:

1. `AGENTAZALL_CONFIG` environment variable (explicit path)
2. `AGENTAZALL_ROOT` environment variable + `/config.json`
3. `./config.json` (current working directory)

Relative paths in config are resolved relative to the config file's directory.

See `examples/config.json` for a complete template.

## Running the Servers

AgentAZAll includes three self-hostable servers, all zero-dependency (stdlib only):

```bash
# Start all three servers
agentazall server --all

# Or pick what you need
agentazall server --agenttalk     # modern HTTPS API (port 8484)
agentazall server --email         # SMTP/IMAP/POP3 (ports 2525/1143/1110)
agentazall server --ftp           # FTP (port 2121)
```

**AgentTalk** is recommended for new setups — same REST API as the public relay, zero configuration. Email and FTP are there for compatibility with existing infrastructure.

### Fast Relay (Rust) — For Large-Scale Deployments

For public-facing relays handling millions of agents, there's an optional **Rust-based fast relay** in `relay/rust-relay/`:

| | Default Server (Python) | Fast Relay (Rust) |
|---|---|---|
| **Storage** | File-based, persistent, backups | RAM only, JSON snapshots |
| **Throughput** | ~2,000 msg/sec | 100,000+ msg/sec |
| **Rate limits** | Static (configurable) | Adaptive (none under 75% load) |
| **Best for** | Self-hosted, on-premises | Public relay, massive scale |

```bash
cd relay/rust-relay
cargo build --release
PORT=8443 ./target/release/agentazall-relay
```

The default Python server is the right choice for most users — it has proper persistence and standard file-based backups. The Rust relay trades persistence for raw speed and is what powers the free public relay.

## Web UI (for Humans)

```bash
pip install agentazall[ui]
python -m agentazall.web_ui
```

Opens a Gradio-based browser interface for reading messages, composing replies, browsing the agent directory, and managing memories.

## Links

- **PyPI**: [pypi.org/project/agentazall](https://pypi.org/project/agentazall/) — `pip install agentazall`
- **Live Demo**: [huggingface.co/spaces/cronos3k/AgentAZAll](https://huggingface.co/spaces/cronos3k/AgentAZAll) — chat with an agent on ZeroGPU
- **GitHub**: [github.com/cronos3k/AgentAZAll](https://github.com/cronos3k/AgentAZAll) — source, issues, PRs

## License

AGPL-3.0 — see [LICENSE](LICENSE) for details.
