Inspiration
Family and field staff in small towns juggle agriculture, energy bills, and info gaps across languages. We wanted one simple assistant that works offline-first and cites sources so people can trust it. Centre for Networked Intelligence
What it does
Agri agent: season-aware crop playbooks and basic advisory.
Energy agent: practical tips and mini load-management playbooks.
Sahay agent: schemes/helplines/logistics checklists. Agents coordinate via an Orchestrator and always show sources.
How we built it
Modular agents (Agri, Energy, Sahay) coordinated by an orchestrator. Granite models for reasoning; RAG over vetted Indian content; IBM Agent Development Kit (ADK) for packaging and workflows. CLI demo today; chat interface next.
Challenges we ran into
:Robust multilingual RAG in low-connectivity settings.
:Balancing transparency with short, actionable replies.
:Clean agent hand-offs without hard-wiring to one model family.
Accomplishments we’re proud of
Clean, extensible agent skeleton with clear contracts.
Lightweight CLI that runs on low-resource laptops.
Print-ready proposal + submission assets prepared.
What we learned
Agent UX > raw model scores.
Offline-first + citations drive trust.
Guardrails = policy + data, not only prompts.
What’s next
Wire in ADK routing and Granite calls end-to-end.
Add curated corpora and evaluations.
Ship WhatsApp bot; test with 5–10 field users.
GramSetu - AI for Rural India
Built With
- faiss/chroma-(rag)
- fastapi/cli
- granite-3.x-(open)
- ibm-watsonx-orchestrate-adk
- langchain
- numpy/pandas
- pydantic
- python
- transformers
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