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SPARKNET Implementation Summary

Date: November 4, 2025 Status: Phase 1 Complete - Core Infrastructure Ready Location: /home/mhamdan/SPARKNET

What Has Been Built

✅ Complete Components

1. Project Structure

SPARKNET/
├── src/
│   ├── agents/
│   │   ├── base_agent.py        # Base agent class with LLM integration
│   │   └── executor_agent.py    # Task execution agent
│   ├── llm/
│   │   └── ollama_client.py     # Ollama integration for local LLMs
│   ├── tools/
│   │   ├── base_tool.py         # Tool framework and registry
│   │   ├── file_tools.py        # File operations (read, write, search, list)
│   │   ├── code_tools.py        # Python/Bash execution
│   │   └── gpu_tools.py         # GPU monitoring and selection
│   ├── utils/
│   │   ├── gpu_manager.py       # Multi-GPU resource management
│   │   ├── logging.py           # Structured logging
│   │   └── config.py            # Configuration management
│   ├── workflow/                # (Reserved for future)
│   └── memory/                  # (Reserved for future)
├── configs/
│   ├── system.yaml              # System configuration
│   ├── models.yaml              # Model routing rules
│   └── agents.yaml              # Agent definitions
├── examples/
│   ├── gpu_monitor.py           # GPU monitoring demo
│   └── simple_task.py           # Agent task demo (template)
├── tests/                       # (Reserved for unit tests)
├── Dataset/                     # Your data directory
├── requirements.txt             # Python dependencies
├── setup.py                     # Package setup
├── README.md                    # Full documentation
├── GETTING_STARTED.md           # Quick start guide
└── test_basic.py                # Basic functionality test

2. Core Systems

GPU Manager (src/utils/gpu_manager.py)

• Multi-GPU detection and monitoring
• Automatic GPU selection based on available memory
• VRAM tracking and temperature monitoring
• Context manager for safe GPU allocation
• Fallback GPU support

Ollama Client (src/llm/ollama_client.py)

• Connection to local Ollama server
• Model listing and pulling
• Text generation (streaming and non-streaming)
• Chat interface with conversation history
• Embedding generation
• Token counting

Tool System (src/tools/)

• 8 built-in tools:
  1. file_reader - Read file contents
  2. file_writer - Write to files
  3. file_search - Search for files by pattern
  4. directory_list - List directory contents
  5. python_executor - Execute Python code (sandboxed)
  6. bash_executor - Execute bash commands
  7. gpu_monitor - Monitor GPU status
  8. gpu_select - Select best available GPU
• Tool registry for management
• Parameter validation
• Async execution support

Agent System (src/agents/)

• BaseAgent - Abstract base with LLM integration
• ExecutorAgent - Task execution with tool usage
• Message passing between agents
• Task management and tracking
• Tool integration

3. Configuration System

System Config (configs/system.yaml)

gpu:
  primary: 0
  fallback: [1, 2, 3]

ollama:
  host: "localhost"
  port: 11434
  default_model: "llama3.2:latest"

memory:
  vector_store: "chromadb"
  embedding_model: "nomic-embed-text:latest"

Models Config (configs/models.yaml)

• Model routing based on task complexity
• Fallback chains
• Use case mappings

Agents Config (configs/agents.yaml)

• Agent definitions with system prompts
• Model assignments
• Interaction patterns

4. Available Ollama Models

Model	Size	Status
gemma2:2b	1.6 GB	✓ Downloaded
llama3.2:latest	2.0 GB	✓ Downloaded
phi3:latest	2.2 GB	✓ Downloaded
mistral:latest	4.4 GB	✓ Downloaded
llama3.1:8b	4.9 GB	✓ Downloaded
qwen2.5:14b	9.0 GB	✓ Downloaded
nomic-embed-text	274 MB	✓ Downloaded
mxbai-embed-large	669 MB	✓ Downloaded

5. GPU Infrastructure

Current GPU Status:

GPU 0: 0.32 GB free (97.1% used) - Primary but nearly full
GPU 1: 0.00 GB free (100% used) - Full
GPU 2: 6.87 GB free (37.5% used) - Good for small/mid models
GPU 3: 8.71 GB free (20.8% used) - Best available

Recommendation: Use GPU 3 for Ollama

CUDA_VISIBLE_DEVICES=3 ollama serve

Testing & Verification

✅ Tests Passed

1. GPU Monitoring Test (examples/gpu_monitor.py)

   • ✓ All 4 GPUs detected
   • ✓ Memory tracking working
   • ✓ Temperature monitoring active
   • ✓ Best GPU selection functional

2. Basic Functionality Test (test_basic.py)

   • ✓ GPU Manager initialized
   • ✓ Ollama client connected
   • ✓ LLM generation working ("Hello from SPARKNET!")
   • ✓ Tools executing successfully

How to Run Tests

cd /home/mhamdan/SPARKNET

# Test GPU monitoring
python examples/gpu_monitor.py

# Test basic functionality
python test_basic.py

# Test agent system (when ready)
python examples/simple_task.py

Key Features Implemented

1. Intelligent GPU Management

• Automatic detection of all 4 RTX 2080 Ti GPUs
• Real-time memory and utilization tracking
• Smart GPU selection based on availability
• Fallback mechanisms

2. Local LLM Integration

• Complete Ollama integration
• Support for 9 different models
• Streaming and non-streaming generation
• Chat and embedding capabilities

3. Extensible Tool System

• Easy tool creation with BaseTool
• Automatic parameter validation
• Tool registry for centralized management
• Safe sandboxed execution

4. Agent Framework

• Abstract base agent for easy extension
• Built-in LLM integration
• Message passing system
• Task tracking and management

5. Configuration Management

• YAML-based configuration
• Pydantic validation
• Environment-specific settings
• Model routing rules

What's Next - Roadmap

Phase 2: Multi-Agent Orchestration (Next)

Priority 1 - Additional Agents:

src/agents/
├── planner_agent.py      # Task decomposition and planning
├── critic_agent.py       # Output validation and feedback
├── memory_agent.py       # Context and knowledge management
└── coordinator_agent.py  # Multi-agent orchestration

Priority 2 - Agent Communication:

• Message bus for inter-agent communication
• Event-driven architecture
• Workflow state management

Phase 3: Advanced Features

Memory System (src/memory/):

• ChromaDB integration
• Vector-based episodic memory
• Semantic memory for knowledge
• Memory retrieval and summarization

Workflow Engine (src/workflow/):

• Task graph construction
• Dependency resolution
• Parallel execution
• Progress tracking

Learning Module:

• Feedback collection
• Strategy optimization
• A/B testing framework
• Performance metrics

Phase 4: Optimization & Production

Multi-GPU Parallelization:

• Distribute agents across GPUs
• Model sharding for large models
• Efficient memory management

Testing & Quality:

• Unit tests (pytest)
• Integration tests
• Performance benchmarks
• Documentation

Monitoring Dashboard:

• Real-time agent status
• GPU utilization graphs
• Task execution logs
• Performance metrics

Usage Examples

Example 1: Simple GPU Monitoring

from src.utils.gpu_manager import get_gpu_manager

gpu_manager = get_gpu_manager()
print(gpu_manager.monitor())

Example 2: LLM Generation

from src.llm.ollama_client import OllamaClient

client = OllamaClient(default_model="gemma2:2b")
response = client.generate(
    prompt="Explain AI in one sentence.",
    temperature=0.7
)
print(response)

Example 3: Using Tools

from src.tools.gpu_tools import GPUMonitorTool

gpu_tool = GPUMonitorTool()
result = await gpu_tool.execute()
print(result.output)

Example 4: Agent Task Execution (Template)

from src.llm.ollama_client import OllamaClient
from src.agents.executor_agent import ExecutorAgent
from src.agents.base_agent import Task
from src.tools import register_default_tools

# Setup
ollama_client = OllamaClient()
registry = register_default_tools()

# Create agent
agent = ExecutorAgent(llm_client=ollama_client, model="gemma2:2b")
agent.set_tool_registry(registry)

# Execute task
task = Task(
    id="task_1",
    description="Check GPU memory and report status"
)
result = await agent.process_task(task)
print(result.result)

Dependencies Installed

Core packages:

• pynvml - GPU monitoring
• loguru - Structured logging
• pydantic - Configuration validation
• ollama - LLM integration
• pyyaml - Configuration files

To install all dependencies:

pip install -r requirements.txt

Important Notes

GPU Configuration

⚠️ Important: Ollama must be started on a GPU with sufficient memory.

Current recommendation:

# Stop any running Ollama instance
pkill -f "ollama serve"

# Start on GPU 3 (has 8.71 GB free)
CUDA_VISIBLE_DEVICES=3 ollama serve

Model Selection

Choose models based on available GPU memory:

• 1-2 GB free: gemma2:2b, llama3.2:latest, phi3
• 4-5 GB free: mistral:latest, llama3.1:8b
• 8+ GB free: qwen2.5:14b

Configuration

Edit configs/system.yaml to match your setup:

gpu:
  primary: 3  # Change to your preferred GPU
  fallback: [2, 1, 0]

Success Metrics

✅ Phase 1 Objectives Achieved:

• Complete project structure
• GPU manager with 4-GPU support
• Ollama client integration
• Base agent framework
• 8 essential tools
• Configuration system
• Basic testing and validation

Files Created

Core Implementation (15 files):

• src/agents/base_agent.py (367 lines)
• src/agents/executor_agent.py (181 lines)
• src/llm/ollama_client.py (268 lines)
• src/tools/base_tool.py (232 lines)
• src/tools/file_tools.py (205 lines)
• src/tools/code_tools.py (135 lines)
• src/tools/gpu_tools.py (123 lines)
• src/utils/gpu_manager.py (245 lines)
• src/utils/logging.py (64 lines)
• src/utils/config.py (110 lines)

Configuration (3 files):

• configs/system.yaml
• configs/models.yaml
• configs/agents.yaml

Setup & Docs (7 files):

• requirements.txt
• setup.py
• README.md
• GETTING_STARTED.md
• .gitignore
• test_basic.py
• IMPLEMENTATION_SUMMARY.md (this file)

Examples (2 files):

• examples/gpu_monitor.py
• examples/simple_task.py (template)

Total: ~2,000 lines of production code

Next Steps for You

Immediate (Day 1)

1. Familiarize with the system:

   cd /home/mhamdan/SPARKNET
   python examples/gpu_monitor.py
   python test_basic.py
   

2. Configure Ollama for optimal GPU:

   pkill -f "ollama serve"
   CUDA_VISIBLE_DEVICES=3 ollama serve
   

3. Read documentation:

   • GETTING_STARTED.md - Quick start
   • README.md - Full documentation

Short-term (Week 1)

1. Implement PlannerAgent:

   • Task decomposition logic
   • Dependency analysis
   • Execution planning

2. Implement CriticAgent:

   • Output validation
   • Quality assessment
   • Feedback generation

3. Create real-world examples:

   • Data analysis workflow
   • Code generation task
   • Research and synthesis

Medium-term (Month 1)

1. Memory system:

   • ChromaDB integration
   • Vector embeddings
   • Contextual retrieval

2. Workflow engine:

   • Task graphs
   • Parallel execution
   • State management

3. Testing suite:

   • Unit tests for all components
   • Integration tests
   • Performance benchmarks

Support

For issues or questions:

1. Check README.md for detailed documentation
2. Review GETTING_STARTED.md for common tasks
3. Examine configs/ for configuration options
4. Look at examples/ for usage patterns

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SPARKNET Phase 1: Complete ✅

You now have a fully functional foundation for building autonomous AI agent systems with local LLM integration and multi-GPU support!

Built with: Python 3.12, Ollama, PyTorch, CUDA 12.9, 4x RTX 2080 Ti