Architecture Overview

Services

1. Database (db)

   • Uses a DB image.

   • Stores agent configs, logs, and skill data.

   • Waits for readiness checks before proceeding with other containers.

2. API Server (api)

   • Handles incoming HTTP requests.

   • Deploys a FastAPI (or similar) service.

   • Exposes endpoints to create agents, retrieve logs, etc.

3. Autonomous Scheduler (autonomous)

   • Manages scheduled or continuous tasks.

   • Coordinates with the database and API server for agent definitions.

4. Twitter Service (twitter)

   • Contains the logic to integrate with Twitter’s API via Tweepy or similar libraries.

   • Periodically fetches or posts tweets.

5. Admin Interface (admin)

   • Provides an administrative dashboard (optional or combined in api).

Interactions and Data Flow

1. User sends agent configuration requests to the API Server.

2. The API Server writes agent data to the Database.

3. The Autonomous Scheduler checks for tasks or triggers in the Database.

4. If a skill involves Twitter, the Twitter Service is invoked.

5. Final results or logs are sent back to the Database and can be viewed by the user in the admin interface or any integrated interface.