An interactive web intelligence agent built with Tavily and Google’s Gemini AI delivers a straightforward method for pulling structured data from websites, applying AI-based analysis, and presenting clear insights. User-friendly prompts guide each step, and robust error handling plus a styled terminal interface keep the workflow organized and visually engaging. This setup can manage multiple sites at once, adjust extraction depth on demand, and produce summaries or detailed reports based on user input.
To get started, the tutorial loads libraries for managing data structures, asynchronous operations, and Python type hints, alongside the rich library for attractive terminal formatting. These tools work in concert to deliver neatly organized output, support interactive user input, and manage execution flow within a Jupyter or similar notebook. This foundation lets developers focus on intelligence tasks instead of boilerplate setup.
Core LangChain modules form the engine behind this agent. TavilyExtract handles fetching content from URLs with configurable depth, init_chat_model initializes the Gemini AI backend for conversational queries, and create_react_agent spins up a reactive agent that reasons through analysis steps at each stage of a session. By chaining these elements, the system can interpret page layouts, identify key sections, and decide which pieces to extract or summarize.
A WebIntelligence data class groups important settings—Tavily and Gemini API tokens, extract_depth, and max_urls—into a structured container. This approach prevents scattered configuration variables, reduces errors, and simplifies adjustments when targeting different websites. Developers can rapidly tweak parameters, pass the data class into core functions, and maintain clear code organization.
Encapsulating the extraction and analysis logic, the SmartWebAgent class streamlines workflows by combining tool setup, credential handling, and data parsing steps. It securely reads API keys, fetches page elements, organizes text, and then calls the AI agent for in-depth content evaluation. Results come back as structured JSON or formatted text, with metadata such as page titles, links, and section summaries. Rich output styling makes scanning large data sets easier during live sessions.
Asynchronous routines can be tricky across different Python environments. The run_async_safely function addresses this by detecting active event loops, applying nest_asyncio patches when available, and rerouting calls based on context. If patching fails or nest_asyncio isn’t present, it warns the user and falls back to synchronous execution so that functionality remains available without manual adjustments.
The main function provides a command-line experience for the SmartWebAgent. It displays menu options for users to enter custom URLs, select predefined demo topics—covering AI, machine learning, or quantum computing—or load saved configurations. After choosing an action, the agent extracts data, runs AI-powered analysis, and presents results with clear headings and color formatting. This guided interface keeps the interaction engaging and accessible to newcomers and experts alike.
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