AgentKit Samples — Hello-World Agent (uv + SSE)

Practical Notes

• GitHub: 330 stars · 60 forks; pushed 2026-05-12 (verified via GitHub API).
• Hello World sample README uses uv venv + uv sync, then uv run agent.py to start the agent service.
• Sample includes an SSE client (client.py) and environment variables for model selection/credentials (per README).

Main

A good way to learn from this repo:

1. Pick one “beginner” use case (like hello_world) and get it running end-to-end first.
2. Read the example’s README carefully—many samples include provider-specific credentials and deployment steps.
3. Once it runs locally, use it as a template:
   • swap the memory backend
   • add one tool integration
   • then add deployment config
4. Keep a notebook of the exact commands you used (uv venv, uv sync, uv run …) so your teammates can reproduce it.

Samples are only valuable if they become a baseline you can fork and evolve.

FAQ

Q: Which sample should I start with? A: Start with 02-use-cases/beginner/hello_world to learn the minimal agent + memory loop.

Q: Why does it use uv? A: The sample README uses uv for dependency management and running (uv sync, uv run agent.py).

Q: Is a cloud account required? A: Examples may require provider credentials; the Hello World README includes env vars for Volcengine model access.