Meet Tyler
A framework for manifesting AI agents with a complete lack of conventional limitations.
Tyler makes it easy to start building effective AI agents in just a few lines of code. Tyler provides all the essential components needed to build production-ready AI agents that can understand context, manage conversations, and effectively use tools.
Key Features
- Multimodal support: Process and understand images, audio, PDFs, and more out of the box
- Ready-to-use tools: Comprehensive set of built-in tools with easy integration of custom built tools
- MCP compatibility: Seamless integration with Model Context Protocol (MCP) compatible servers and tools
- Real-time streaming: Build interactive applications with streaming responses from both the assistant and tools
- Structured data model: Built-in support for threads, messages, and attachments to maintain conversation context
- Persistent storage: Choose between in-memory, SQLite, or PostgreSQL to store conversation history and files
- Advanced debugging: Integration with W&B Weave for powerful tracing and debugging capabilities
- Flexible model support: Use any LLM provider supported by LiteLLM (100+ providers including OpenAI, Anthropic, etc.)
Get started quickly by installing Tyler via pip: pip install tyler-agent
and check out our quickstart guide to build your first agent in minutes.
Overview
Chat with Tyler
While Tyler can be used as a library, it also has a web-based chat interface that allows you to interact with your agent. The interface is available as a separate repository at tyler-chat.
Key features of Chat with Tyler
- Modern, responsive web interface
- Real-time interaction with Tyler agents
- Support for file attachments
- Message history and context preservation
- Easy deployment and customization
To get started with the chat interface, visit the Chat with Tyler documentation.
Next Steps
- Installation Guide - Detailed installation instructions
- Configuration - Learn about configuration options
- Core Concepts - Understand Tyler's architecture
- API Reference - Explore the API documentation
- Examples - See more usage examples