quantum-ai-v2/docs/CLAUDE.md

CLAUDE.md

This file provides guidance to Claude Code (claude.ai/code) when working with code in this repository.

Project Overview

NetCop Hub is a Django-based AI agent marketplace that allows users to purchase and use various AI-powered agents for tasks like social media ad generation, data analysis, weather reporting, and more. The system features a wallet-based payment system with Stripe integration and N8N webhook processing.

Project Structure

netcop_django/
├── 📁 docs/              # All documentation, guides, and logs
├── 📁 tests/             # All test files and scripts
├── 📁 agent_base/        # Agent framework and creation tools
├── 📁 authentication/    # User management system
├── 📁 core/              # Main app (homepage, marketplace, wallet)
├── 📁 wallet/            # Payment and transaction system
├── 📁 weather_reporter/  # Example individual agent app
│   └── templates/        # Agent-specific templates
├── 📁 templates/         # Global templates (core, auth)
├── 📁 static/            # Static assets (CSS, JS, images)
├── 📁 media/             # User-uploaded files
├── 📁 netcop_hub/        # Django project configuration
└── manage.py             # Django management commands

Key Architecture Components

Individual Agent Architecture

The project uses a modular individual agent architecture where each agent is a separate Django app:

• Base Framework: agent_base/ provides common functionality:

  • BaseAgent model for agent marketplace catalog
  • BaseAgentRequest/BaseAgentResponse abstract models for tracking
  • BaseAgentProcessor abstract class for webhook handling
  • BaseAgentView abstract class for form processing and authentication

• Individual Agent Apps: Each agent has its own app (agent_social_ads/, agent_weather/, etc.):

  • Custom models extending base classes
  • Specialized processors for webhook communication
  • Individual views and URL routing
  • Separate templates and static files

Webhook Processing System

All agents communicate with external AI services via N8N webhooks:

• Processors handle data preparation, request/response processing
• Webhook URLs configured via environment variables
• Built-in error handling and timeout management
• Processing time tracking and logging

User Authentication & Wallet System

• Custom User model with wallet balance functionality
• Stripe integration for payments (wallet/stripe_handler.py)
• Transaction tracking via WalletTransaction model
• Balance checking before agent usage

Essential Commands

Development Setup

# Create and activate virtual environment
python -m venv venv
source venv/bin/activate  # On Windows: venv\Scripts\activate

# Install dependencies (no requirements.txt - manual installation needed)
pip install django djangorestframework python-decouple stripe requests

# Database setup
python manage.py makemigrations
python manage.py migrate

# Create superuser
python manage.py createsuperuser

# Populate agents catalog
python manage.py populate_base_agents

Running the Application

# Start development server
python manage.py runserver

# Run with specific settings
python manage.py runserver --settings=netcop_hub.settings

Database Management

# Create new migrations
python manage.py makemigrations [app_name]

# Apply migrations
python manage.py migrate

# Reset database (if needed)
python manage.py flush

# Django shell
python manage.py shell

Testing

# Run all tests
python manage.py test

# Run specific app tests
python manage.py test agent_social_ads

# Run with verbosity
python manage.py test --verbosity=2

Environment Configuration

The project uses python-decouple for environment management. Key variables in .env:

Required Settings

• SECRET_KEY: Django secret key
• DEBUG: Development mode flag
• ALLOWED_HOSTS: Comma-separated host list
• DATABASE_URL: PostgreSQL connection string (uses SQLite by default)

Webhook Configuration

Each agent requires webhook URLs in format:

• N8N_WEBHOOK_[AGENT_NAME]: Django backend webhook URL
• NEXT_PUBLIC_N8N_WEBHOOK_[AGENT_NAME]: Frontend webhook URL

Payment Integration

• STRIPE_SECRET_KEY: Stripe API secret key
• STRIPE_WEBHOOK_SECRET: Stripe webhook signing secret
• NEXT_PUBLIC_STRIPE_PUBLISHABLE_KEY: Stripe publishable key

Agent Creation System (Automated)

Automated Agent Creation Command

The project features a sophisticated automated agent creation system via the create_agent management command:

# Create webhook-based agent (N8N integration)
python manage.py create_agent "Agent Name" "agent-slug" webhook \
  --category utilities --price 2.5 \
  --webhook-url "https://webhook.url" --agent-id "123"

# Create API-based agent (Direct API integration)
python manage.py create_agent "Weather Reporter" "weather-reporter" api \
  --category utilities --price 2.5 \
  --api-base-url "https://api.openweathermap.org/data/2.5/weather" \
  --api-key-env "OPENWEATHER_API_KEY" --auth-method query

Agent Creation System Architecture

Core Framework (agent_base app)

• BaseAgent Model: Database catalog for agent marketplace
• BaseAgentRequest/BaseAgentResponse: Abstract models for tracking requests
• StandardWebhookProcessor: Handles N8N webhook integrations with message payload format
• StandardAPIProcessor: Handles direct API calls with flexible authentication methods
• WebhookFormatDetector: Utility to test and detect webhook formats

Template-Based Code Generation

The system uses Django templates to generate complete agent apps:

Template Files:

• webhook_models.py / api_models.py: Models with custom fields
• webhook_processor.py / api_processor.py: Processor classes
• views.py: Django views with authentication and wallet integration
• urls.py: URL routing patterns
• admin.py: Django admin configuration
• apps.py: Django app configuration

Supported Agent Types

1. Webhook Agents (N8N Integration)

• Uses StandardWebhookProcessor base class
• Message-based payload format: {'message': {'text': 'content'}, 'sessionId': '...', 'userId': '...', 'agentId': '...'}
• Automatic error handling and retry logic
• Processing time tracking

2. API Agents (Direct Integration)

• Uses StandardAPIProcessor base class
• Multiple authentication methods: bearer, api-key, basic, query
• GET/POST request support
• Response parsing and formatting

Weather Reporter Example

The system includes a complete Weather Reporter agent example:

• API Integration: OpenWeatherMap API
• Custom Fields: location, report_type, temperature, humidity, wind_speed
• Formatted Reports: Both current and detailed weather reports
• Error Handling: API failures and invalid locations

Management Commands

create_agent

Generates complete agent apps with:

• Database models and migrations
• Processor classes
• Django views with authentication
• URL routing
• Admin interface
• Custom field definitions based on agent type

python manage.py create_agent --help

test_webhook

Tests webhook endpoints to determine compatible formats:

# Test all formats
python manage.py test_webhook https://webhook.url

# Detect best format only
python manage.py test_webhook https://webhook.url --detect-best

Manual Agent Creation (Legacy)

For custom agents requiring manual setup:

Step 1: Create Django App

python manage.py startapp agent_[name]

Step 2: Define Models

Extend BaseAgentRequest and BaseAgentResponse in models.py:

from agent_base.models import BaseAgentRequest, BaseAgentResponse

class MyAgentRequest(BaseAgentRequest):
    # Add agent-specific fields
    input_text = models.TextField()

class MyAgentResponse(BaseAgentResponse):
    request = models.OneToOneField(MyAgentRequest, on_delete=models.CASCADE, related_name='response')
    output_text = models.TextField(blank=True)

Step 3: Create Processor

Choose between webhook or API processor:

Webhook Processor:

from agent_base.processors import StandardWebhookProcessor

class MyAgentProcessor(StandardWebhookProcessor):
    agent_slug = 'my-agent'
    webhook_url = settings.N8N_WEBHOOK_MY_AGENT
    agent_id = '123'
    
    def prepare_message_text(self, **kwargs):
        return f"Process: {kwargs.get('input_text')}"

API Processor:

from agent_base.processors import StandardAPIProcessor

class MyAgentProcessor(StandardAPIProcessor):
    agent_slug = 'my-agent'
    api_base_url = 'https://api.example.com/v1/process'
    api_key_env = 'MY_API_KEY'
    auth_method = 'bearer'
    
    def prepare_request_data(self, **kwargs):
        return {'text': kwargs.get('input_text')}

Step 4: Add to Configuration

• Add app to INSTALLED_APPS in settings.py
• Add URL routing in netcop_hub/urls.py
• Run migrations: python manage.py makemigrations && python manage.py migrate
• Create BaseAgent entry in database

Database Models Relationships

Core Models

• User (authentication): Custom user with wallet functionality
• BaseAgent (agent_base): Agent catalog/marketplace entries
• WalletTransaction (wallet): Payment and usage tracking

Agent-Specific Models

Each agent app has:

• [Agent]Request: Inherits from BaseAgentRequest, tracks user requests
• [Agent]Response: Inherits from BaseAgentResponse, stores AI responses

Key Relationships

• User 1:N BaseAgentRequest (user can make multiple requests)
• BaseAgent 1:N BaseAgentRequest (agent can have multiple requests)
• BaseAgentRequest 1:1 BaseAgentResponse (each request has one response)
• User 1:N WalletTransaction (user has transaction history)

URL Structure

/                           # Homepage (core app)
/auth/login/               # Authentication
/auth/register/            # User registration
/agents/[agent-slug]/      # Individual agent pages
/admin/                    # Django admin

Template Organization

Templates follow clean Django app structure:

• templates/core/: Homepage, marketplace, wallet (global templates)
• templates/authentication/: Login, registration (global templates)
• [agent_name]/templates/: Individual agent templates within their respective apps (detail.html)
• docs/: All documentation and guides
• tests/: All test files

Common Development Patterns

Adding New Agent Fields

1. Add fields to agent request/response models
2. Update processor's prepare_request_data() method
3. Modify view's process_request() method
4. Update templates to include new fields

Debugging Webhook Issues

1. Check webhook URL in .env file
2. Examine processor logs in console output
3. Verify JSON payload format in prepare_request_data()
4. Test webhook independently with tools like Postman

Managing Agent Pricing

1. Update price in populate_base_agents.py
2. Run python manage.py populate_base_agents to update database
3. Pricing is enforced in BaseAgentView.post() method

Current Architecture (Clean & Modern)

The project uses a clean, modular individual agent architecture:

Current System Features

• Individual agent apps: Each agent is a separate Django app (weather_reporter/, etc.)
• Clean template organization: Templates live within their respective agent apps
• Organized project structure: Documentation in docs/, tests in tests/, clean root directory
• BaseAgent catalog system: Centralized marketplace with individual agent implementations
• Modular processors: Each agent has its own processor for API/webhook integration
• App-specific templates: agent_name/templates/detail.html

Best Practices

• All new agents should follow the individual app architecture
• Templates should be placed within the agent app, not in global templates
• Use the create_agent command for automated setup, then follow the setup checklist
• Keep root directory clean - use docs/ and tests/ folders for organization