Python SDK Changelog

This page documents the release history of the Agentuity Python SDK.

v0.0.82

Released: April 30, 2025

Changes

Add support for streaming data to and from agents. This includes streaming data to the agent via the data object and streaming data from the agent via the stream property of the AgentResponse object.
The trigger property of the AgentRequest object will have the value agent when the request is invoked by another agent.
The AgentContext object now has a scope property that will have the value of local when the context is local or remote when agent is being invoked by another agent remotely. In the case of agent-to-agent invocation or handoff within the same project, the scope will be local.
Deprecated the local /run/:agentId route since the updated /:agentId route now supports streaming data to and from the agent directly. This route will be removed in a near future release.

The data object of AgentRequest has changed to support fully streaming data and this required a breaking change. Most of the property accessors are now async functions to support the streaming use case. You can read more about this change in Pull Request #38.

For example, the following code changes are required to get the request data as text:

- text = req.data.text;
+ text = await req.data.text();

For example, to get the request data as JSON, you need to make the following changes:

- json = req.data.json;
+ json = await req.data.json();

See the following documentation Pull Request for specific SDK changes.

If you're using an Agentic code editor (such as Cursor, Windsurf, etc.), you can use this prompt to update your code with these changes:

The agents in the agents folder use an older version of the Agentuity SDK which assume the req.data object has properties on it like req.data.json

The new way to do this is with a promise. eg. `await req.data.json()`

The breaking change is here:  https://github.com/agentuity/sdk-py/pull/38

Review this PR, make a plan to change the agents to the latest agentuity SDK with async await support, and execute on it.