Apex-Flow-Agent

Lightweight repo for the Apex Flow agent(s). This repository contains one or more small agent implementations under my-agents/ — currently the apex-agent-app agent.

Demo link: https://f1-service-901927344110.us-central1.run.app

What this is

This project hosts a small agent prototype (apex-agent-app) intended to demonstrate an autonomous agent pattern and provide a starting point for development. It includes the agent source, dependency list, and a minimal development guide so you can run, extend, and test the agent locally.

Repository layout

• my-agents/
  • apex-agent-app/ — the Apex agent implementation (contains __init__.py, agent.py, and requirements.txt).
• mcp-toolbox/ — supporting toolbox/configs used by local tooling.
• README.md — this file.

Note: some folders use hyphens in their names (e.g. my-agents/apex-agent-app). To run Python directly, call the script path instead of importing as a module (or add the folder to PYTHONPATH).

Quickstart (macOS / zsh)

1. Create a virtual environment and activate it:

python3 -m venv .venv
source .venv/bin/activate

2. Install the agent's dependencies:

pip install --upgrade pip
pip install -r my-agents/apex-agent-app/requirements.txt

3. Run the agent script (run from repository root):

python my-agents/apex-agent-app/agent.py

If the agent is intended to be run as a package/module you may instead add the agent folder to PYTHONPATH or move it to a valid package name and run with python -m.

Development notes

• Source for the current agent lives in my-agents/apex-agent-app/. Open agent.py to see the implementation and __init__.py for package exports.
• Keep requirements.txt next to the agent implementation to make dependency management explicit per-agent.
• Follow usual Python practices: keep secrets out of the repo, use a .env or the OS environment for keys/config.

Contributing

Contributions are welcome. A minimal contributing checklist:

1. Open an issue to discuss larger changes before implementing.
2. Create a feature branch and keep commits focused and small.
3. Add tests for new behavior where possible.
4. Update this README.md if you change usage or add new agent apps.

License

This repository currently has no license file. Add a LICENSE file (for example MIT) if you intend to make this project open-source.

Contact / Maintainer

Maintained by the repository owner. For questions or help, open an issue in this repository.

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If you'd like, I can: add a simple test harness, add a GitHub Actions workflow to run tests, or update the README with concrete examples taken from my-agents/apex-agent-app/agent.py (I can inspect the file and surface usage examples). Which would you like next?