Configure
Fastagent is currently built to be used as a CLI tool and specifically with a configuration file called fastagent.toml.
Why should I use a configuration file ?
Using a configuration file has a big advantage over just a flag, it allows you to add it to your vcs and share it with other people. Since the goal of this project is to be accessible and easy to get started with, we decided to focus on this aspect.
This is the most complete configuration that is currently supported:
Project Configuration
The project section defines your application's core settings. The name
field identifies your application. The framework
specifies which AI framework you're using (currently only "langchain" is supported). The app
field points to your application's entry point using the format "module:variable" (e.g., "myapplication.app:chain").
Security Configuration
Security settings handle authentication and SSL configuration. The authentication
field is set to "stateful-postgresql", which implements token-based authentication with PostgreSQL storage. Tokens expire after a set time period. The ssl_cert
and ssl_key
fields specify the paths to your SSL certificate and private key files for secure communications.
Storage Configuration
The storage section configures your database connection. Currently, FastAgent only supports PostgreSQL as the database backend. You'll need to specify your database host
URL and port
number. This database stores authentication tokens and user information required for the authentication system.
Server Configuration
Server settings control how your FastAgent application runs. The port
and host
fields determine where your server listens for connections. workers
sets the number of Granian server workers to handle requests. logging
enables or disables logging, while log_level
sets the detail level of logs ("info", "debug", "warning", or "error").
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