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Griptape is a Python framework designed to simplify development of generative AI applications. It provides structured abstractions and runtime primitives for building agent-driven workflows, pipelines, and standalone tasks that interact with large language models and external services. The repository focuses on enabling Retrieval-Augmented Generation (RAG) and modular orchestration by offering configurable Drivers, Engines, Tools, and Memory layers. It is aimed at developers who need reusable components to connect LLMs to data sources, perform multimodal operations, and compose sequences or parallel structures for complex application logic. Example code in the README demonstrates creating prompt tasks, workflows, and using built-in web and prompt drivers.

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Features
Griptape includes core structures such as Agents, Pipelines, and Workflows plus Tasks as composable building blocks. Memory types include Conversation Memory, Task Memory, and Meta Memory to manage context and sensitive outputs. A rich Driver system supports prompts, assistants, rulesets, conversation storage, event listeners, and structure execution. Retrieval and storage drivers cover embeddings, reranking, vector stores, file managers, and SQL. Multimodal drivers support image generation, text-to-speech, and audio transcription. The framework also provides tools and a way to build custom tools, plus Engines for RAG, extraction, summarization, and evaluation. Additional components include rulesets, loaders, artifacts, chunkers, and tokenizers.
Use Cases
Griptape helps teams accelerate creation of production-grade genAI features by providing modular, swap-able components and clear abstractions that reduce boilerplate. Developers can compose Tasks into sequential or parallel Structures to implement complex logic and reuse memory drivers to maintain conversational state or offload large outputs. Built-in Engines simplify common use cases like retrieval-augmented generation, data extraction, and summarization, while Drivers make it easier to connect different model providers and external services without rewriting business logic. Observability and event drivers enable monitoring and integration with external systems. The README includes runnable examples and points to documentation and free training to shorten the learning curve.

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