Reference
Python Bindings
PyO3 bindings that expose kernel runtime types to Python.
Python Bindings
The Python bindings expose a thin PyO3 wrapper around the Python SDK runtime.
They allow Python users to construct and control a KernelRuntime instance
through a compiled extension module.
splendor_bindings module
When built with the python feature, the module exports:
KernelRuntime: wrapper oversplendor.runtime.KernelRuntime.KernelRuntimeConfig: Python config class.QuotaPolicy: Python quota policy class.__version__: package version string.
Build
From python/bindings:
maturin develop --features pythonThis installs the extension module into your active Python environment.
Example
import splendor_bindings
runtime = splendor_bindings.KernelRuntime()
tenant_id = runtime.create_tenant(
allowed_actions=["noop"],
allowed_adapters=["noop"],
)
agent_id = runtime.create_agent(tenant_id)
runtime.register_adapter("noop", lambda action: {"output": {"ok": True}})
runtime.register_perceptor(agent_id, lambda agent: [])
runtime.register_policy(
agent_id,
lambda state, percepts: [
{
"name": "noop",
"params": {},
"side_effect_class": "read_only",
"adapter": "noop",
}
],
)
runtime.run_once(agent_id)
print(splendor_bindings.__version__)