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SendGridAgent

What it is​

  • An IntentAgent factory and thin agent class for the SendGrid application.
  • Wires configuration (SendGrid API key), chat model, tools from the SendGrid integration, and a couple of default informational intents.

Public API​

  • create_agent(agent_shared_state: Optional[AgentSharedState] = None, agent_configuration: Optional[AgentConfiguration] = None) -> IntentAgent
    • Builds and returns a configured SendGridAgent with:
      • name, description
      • system_prompt
      • integration tools created via SendGridIntegration.as_tools(...)
      • two default Intent entries (RAW informational responses)
  • class SendGridAgent(IntentAgent)
    • No additional behavior; inherits everything from IntentAgent.

Configuration/Dependencies​

  • Configuration source:
    • ABIModule.get_instance().configuration.sendgrid_api_key (used to configure the integration).
  • Chat model:
    • naas_abi_marketplace.ai.chatgpt.models.gpt_4_1.model (used as chat_model=model.model).
  • Tools/integration:
    • naas_abi_marketplace.applications.sendgrid.integrations.SendGridIntegration:
      • SendGridIntegrationConfiguration(api_key=...)
      • as_tools(integration_config) to produce the tools list.
  • Agent framework types:
    • IntentAgent, AgentConfiguration, AgentSharedState, Intent, IntentType from naas_abi_core.services.agent.IntentAgent.

Usage​

from naas_abi_marketplace.applications.sendgrid.agents.SendGridAgent import create_agent

agent = create_agent()

# The returned object is an IntentAgent configured for SendGrid.
# How you run/chat with it depends on the IntentAgent runtime in naas_abi_core.
print(agent.name)

Caveats​

  • The module-level SYSTEM_PROMPT states the agent “currently do[es] not have access to SendGrid tools”, but create_agent() does attach tools from SendGridIntegration.as_tools(...). Actual capabilities depend on what those tools implement and whether the API key is correctly configured.