Documentation | Guava
Runner
guava.Runner lets you serve multiple agents in a single process. Each agent can be attached to any number of channels — phone, WebRTC, SIP, or outbound campaigns. Call run() to start everything and block until all channels exit.
run.py
import os
from guava import Agent, Runner
agent_a = Agent(name="Grace", purpose="You are a helpful voice agent.")
agent_b = Agent(name="Jordan", purpose="You are a helpful voice agent.")
runner = Runner()
running.listen_phone(agent_a, os.environ["GUAVA_AGENT_NUMBER"])
running.listen_webrtc(agent_b)
running.run()
Methods
| Parameter | Type | Default | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| listen_phone(agent, agent_number) | Runner | — | Register an agent to receive inbound calls on the given phone number. Returns self for chaining. |
| listen_webrtc(agent, webrtc_code=None) | Runner | — | Register an agent to accept WebRTC connections. A new code is generated if webrtc_code is omitted. Returns self for chaining. |
| listen_sip(agent, sip_code) | Runner | — | Register an agent to receive inbound SIP calls on the given SIP code. Returns self for chaining. |
| attach_campaign(agent, campaign) | Runner | — | Attach an outbound campaign to an agent. Returns self for chaining. |
| run() | None | — | Start all registered channels in daemon threads and block until they all exit. |