SimpleRecursiveAgent

Struct SimpleRecursiveAgent 

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pub struct SimpleRecursiveAgent {
    pub emitter: Arc<EventEmitter>,
    /* private fields */
}
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An agent that recursively attempts to solve a problem using available tools.

This agent uses an event-driven approach to manage the problem-solving process. It will continue attempting to solve the problem until it either succeeds, fails explicitly, or reaches the maximum number of iterations.

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§emitter: Arc<EventEmitter>

The event emitter used to manage events

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impl SimpleRecursiveAgent

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pub fn new(broker: Arc<LlmBroker>) -> Self

Create a new SimpleRecursiveAgent with default settings.

§Arguments
  • broker - The LLM broker to use for generating responses
§Examples
use mojentic::agents::SimpleRecursiveAgent;
use mojentic::llm::LlmBroker;
use std::sync::Arc;

let broker = Arc::new(LlmBroker::new("qwen3:32b", gateway, None));
let agent = SimpleRecursiveAgent::new(broker);
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pub fn builder(broker: Arc<LlmBroker>) -> SimpleRecursiveAgentBuilder

Create a SimpleRecursiveAgent builder for custom configuration.

§Arguments
  • broker - The LLM broker to use for generating responses
§Examples
use mojentic::agents::SimpleRecursiveAgent;

let agent = SimpleRecursiveAgent::builder(broker)
    .max_iterations(10)
    .system_prompt("You are a specialized assistant.")
    .tools(vec![Box::new(SimpleDateTool)])
    .build();
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pub async fn solve(&self, problem: impl Into<String>) -> Result<String>

Solve a problem asynchronously.

This method runs the event-driven problem-solving process with a 300-second timeout. The agent will continue iterating until:

  • The task is completed successfully (“DONE”)
  • The task fails explicitly (“FAIL”)
  • The maximum number of iterations is reached
  • The process times out (300 seconds)
§Arguments
  • problem - The problem or request to be solved
§Returns

The solution to the problem

§Examples
let solution = agent.solve("Calculate the factorial of 5").await?;
println!("Solution: {}", solution);

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