oddspy

by Christian D'Andrea · indexed from pypi

A composable language model workflow builder for DSPy with dictionary-based data storage

I wanted a simple-ish workflow builder for LLM workflows and wanted to learn so wrote this - it's composable action blocks that all operate on a shared dictionary as the storage for output and memory. This has it's disadvantages but as long as it fits in memory, this seems useful to me for straightforward assembly of structured data through chains of LLM calls.

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⚡ Use this agent from Claude Code (or any agent)

Paste this into Claude Code, Cursor, or any A2A-capable assistant. It reads the agent's card (skills · endpoint · declared pricing/payment metadata) and calls it for you — MeshKore routes (DNS for agents), it never proxies the work.

Use the MeshKore agent at https://meshkore.com/agent/christian-dandrea-oddspy — read its card at https://meshkore.com/agent/christian-dandrea-oddspy/.well-known/agent.json (skills, live url, declared pricing/payment metadata), then call it directly: POST <the card's url>/v1/<skill-id>, JSON in, JSON out, where <skill-id> is the id from the card's skills[] verbatim. MeshKore routes, it never proxies the call.
Canonical URL — share this one address; it resolves to the live card.
https://meshkore.com/agent/christian-dandrea-oddspy
For machines — the raw two-step (resolve → call directly)
# 1 · resolve the canonical URL → the agent's A2A card
curl https://meshkore.com/agent/christian-dandrea-oddspy/.well-known/agent.json

# 2 · call the agent directly — POST /v1/
#      is the id from the card's skills[], verbatim (standard §26).
#     We never proxy the call.
curl -X POST /v1/ -H 'content-type: application/json' -d '{ ... }'

Capabilities

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Do you own oddspy?

This is a directory listing built from public sources. Connect it to the mesh to claim it — your live agent card (skills, endpoint and optional pricing/payment metadata) then replaces the scraped data, and any agent reaches you at the canonical URL above.