Youtu-agent is built on a fully asynchronous architecture based on Python asyncio, and achieves efficient task processing through the following mechanisms:
- concurrent scheduling: Tasks such as tool invocation, model inference, IO operations, etc. are processed in parallel through the event loop
- non-blocking design: A single intelligence can maintain multiple task contexts simultaneously, waiting for an API response to automatically switch tasks
- resource pooling: Model instances and tool class objects enable connection pooling to avoid duplicate initialization overheads
The mechanism is particularly suited to three types of scenarios:
- Multi-Intelligence Collaboration: e.g., in a research-oriented task, three intelligences can be run simultaneously: literature search, data analysis, and report generation.
- batch assessment: automated testing with hundreds of test cases executed in parallel, increasing efficiency by about 8 times
- real time interactive system: Perform time-consuming operations such as file organizing in the background during continuous dialogs
Technical benchmarks show that it takes only 12 minutes to process 100 GAIA tasks in asynchronous mode (98 minutes in synchronous mode), and CPU utilization is stable at around 75%.
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