Quick-Start
Agilab is a software solution to explore AI for engineering. This quick-start walks you through the minimal steps required to install the framework, open the Streamlit UI, and run one of the sample apps. For architectural context see AGILab Architecture and AGI Core Architecture.
Prerequisites
Python 3.11+ with uv installed (
curl -LsSf https://astral.sh/uv/install.sh | sh).macOS or Linux shell (use WSL2 on Windows until native support lands).
SSH key access to any remote cluster you intend to use.
Optional: PyCharm 2025.2+ to load the bundled run configurations.
LICENSE
New BSD. See License File.
Install Agilab
Bootstrap a workspace (keeps project files and the Streamlit cache in a single folder):
mkdir ~/agi-workspace && cd ~/agi-workspace
Install the published wheel using uv:
uv add agilab
Launch the Streamlit UI (runs inside the managed virtual environment):
uv run agilab
The EXECUTE page opens automatically. Point the sidebar to your apps directory (defaults to
~/agi-workspace/src/agilab/apps).Run the sample ``mycode`` app either from the UI or the CLI mirror:
uv run python src/agilab/examples/mycode/AGI_run_mycode.py
This script constructs an
AgiEnv, bundles the worker, and executes a full AGI run so you can inspect the generated logs under~/log/execute/mycode.
Cluster installs
If you want to install on a cluster, the installer must have SSH key access or
credentials with permission to deploy workers. See Cluster for the full
workflow. pycharm/setup_pycharm.py mirrors Streamlit run configurations to
~/log/execute/<app>/AGI_*.py so that IDE and CLI stay in sync.
Next steps
AGILab Architecture – understand how Streamlit,
agi_core,agi_envandagi_clusterfit together.Project Files Structure – explore the repository layout with an annotated tree generated by
docs/gen-docs.py.apps bounded pages – learn how the EXECUTE/EXPLORE/EDIT Streamlit pages mirror the CLI wrappers under
tools/run_configs.
Support
Email: focus@thalesgroup.com