Nerve

Created By
evilsocketa year ago
The Simple Agent Development Kit.
Overview

what is Nerve?

Nerve is an Agent Development Kit (ADK) designed to create and execute LLM-based agents easily and effectively.

how to use Nerve?

To use Nerve, install it via pip, create an agent using a guided procedure, and run the agent using the command line interface (CLI).

key features of Nerve?

  • Define agents using simple YAML files.
  • User-friendly CLI for creating, installing, and running agents.
  • Library of predefined tools for common tasks.
  • Integration with various MCP servers and custom tool creation.
  • Support for any model provider.

use cases of Nerve?

  1. Automating system tasks using shell commands.
  2. Creating custom agents for specific workflows.
  3. Integrating with various model providers for enhanced functionality.

FAQ from Nerve?

  • Can I create custom agents?

Yes! You can define agents as YAML files and customize them as needed.

  • Is Nerve free to use?

Yes! Nerve is open-source and released under the GPL 3 license.

  • How do I get support?

You can join the Nerve community on Discord for help and discussions.

Project Info
Created At
a year ago
Updated At
a year ago
Author Name
evilsocket
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