ASIMOV Software Development Kit (SDK) for Rust
ASIMOV is a polyglot development platform for trustworthy, neurosymbolic AI.
[Features] | [Prerequisites] | [Installation] | [Examples] | [Reference] | [Development]
✨ Features
- Defines flow-based program patterns for refining data into knowledge.
- Implements a module system supporting an ecosystem of ASIMOV modules.
- Enables dataflow systems through reusable components called blocks.
- Built on the dataflow primitives provided by the Async-Flow crate.
- Compatible with the inventory of dataflow blocks provided by Flows.rs.
- Supports opting out of any feature using comprehensive feature flags.
- Adheres to the Rust API Guidelines in its naming conventions.
- Cuts red tape: 100% free and unencumbered public domain software.
🛠️ Prerequisites
- Rust 1.85+ (2024 edition)
⬇️ Installation
Installation via Cargo
Installation in Cargo.toml (with all features enabled)
[]
= { = "asimov-sdk", = "25" }
Installation in Cargo.toml (with only specific features enabled)
[]
= { = "asimov-sdk", = "25", = false, = ["tracing"] }
👉 Examples
Importing the SDK
use ;
📚 Reference
Packages
👨💻 Development
Glossary
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System: A collection of blocks that are connected together. Systems are the top-level entities in dataflow programs.
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Block: An encapsulated system component that processes messages. Blocks are the autonomous units of computation in a system.
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Port: A named connection point on a block that sends or receives messages. Ports are the only interfaces through which blocks communicate with each other.
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Message: A unit of data that flows between blocks in a system, from port to port. Any Rust type that implements the
Send + Sync + 'statictraits can be used as a message.