Advanced Tracing

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Defining Tasks with @murnitur.task

Tasks in Murnitur are reusable units of work that can be traced and monitored. By defining tasks, you can modularize your code and make it more maintainable.

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Example Task Definition

Here’s an example of defining a task using the @murnitur.task decorator:

from murnitur import task

@task(name="example_task")
def example_task(payload: Payload):
    # Task logic here
    return {"status": "completed"}

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Defining Tools with @murnitur.tool

Tools in Murnitur are utilities or helpers that perform specific functions. They can be used to encapsulate commonly used logic or functionality.

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Example Tool Definition

Here’s an example of defining a tool using the @murnitur.tool decorator:

from murnitur import tool

@tool(name="example_tool")
def example_tool(payload: Payload):
    # Tool logic here
    return {"result": "success"}