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- Add comprehensive Agent Definition Language specification - Include complete tool definitions with JSON schemas - Add security, deployment, and testing configurations - Enable standardized agent definition across platforms - Support multi-language implementation (Python, TypeScript, Go) This specification transforms Open Interpreter from a Python-specific implementation into a standardized, platform-agnostic agent definition while maintaining all its powerful capabilities. ADL Specification Provides: - 8 core capabilities (code execution, NLP, computer control, etc.) - 100+ tool definitions across 8 categories - Multi-interface support (CLI, HTTP API, WebSocket) - Comprehensive security and safety measures - Enterprise deployment options (Docker, Kubernetes, Cloud) - Complete testing framework - Multi-language support documentation The ADL specification enables: - Standardized agent definitions across platforms - Language-agnostic implementations - Framework-independent deployments - Enterprise-grade security and monitoring - Future-proofing for new technologies Purpose: Helps developers understand and see complete agent behavior and functions in one view References: - Based on ADL research: https://arxiv.org/abs/2504.14787 - Follows ADL.dev specification: https://github.com/inference-gateway/adl
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Description
This PR adds a comprehensive Agent Definition Language (ADL) specification for Open Interpreter, enabling standardized, declarative agent definitions across platforms.
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This specification transforms Open Interpreter from a Python-specific implementation into a standardized, platform-agnostic agent definition while maintaining all its powerful capabilities.
ADL Specification Provides:
The ADL specification enables:
Purpose: Provides comprehensive documentation of Open Interpreter's agent capabilities in a standardized format, enabling developers to understand the complete system architecture and behavior without needing to explore multiple code files.
References:
Describe the changes you have made:
docs/protocols/adl-specification.mdx- Comprehensive documentation explaining the ADL specificationopen-interpreter-agent-complete.adl- Complete ADL specification file with 100+ tool definitionsAlignment with Project Goals:
This ADL specification supports Open Interpreter's core mission of creating a "standard interface between language models and computers" by:
Pre-Submission Checklist (optional but appreciated):
docs/CONTRIBUTING.mddocs/ROADMAP.mdOS Tests (optional but appreciated):