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Cookbook is a public repository of Jupyter Notebook examples and guides for accomplishing common tasks with the Swarms Framework. Its indexed use cases include cryptocurrency data analysis, stock-market analysis, SEC 10-K review, medical research summarization, news aggregation and marketing content generation. The repository is MIT-licensed and describes examples using provider API keys or local models.

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Practical overview

When it fits

Use Cookbook when you need a concrete Swarms Framework notebook example for a task such as cryptocurrency data analysis or SEC 10-K review, and can work with the repository and its model requirements.

Who it is for

  • Developers exploring task-specific examples for the Swarms Framework.
  • Practitioners looking for notebook patterns across finance, healthcare, marketing and other listed domains.
  • Contributors proposing or improving Swarms Framework examples and guides.

Documented uses

  • Find an example notebook for a particular agent task or industry.
  • Study a listed approach to cryptocurrency data analysis, financial-document review or content generation.
  • Configure a provider credential for notebooks using the README’s stated environment-variable approach.
  • Use local models with examples, as the README says this is an option.
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Requirements & limits

The GitHub repository is public and lists an MIT license. The README describes provider API keys or local models as options for running examples.

  • This is a code-and-guide repository rather than a hosted agent service; using its examples involves working with the Swarms Framework.
  • The README names OpenAI, Anthropic and Gemini as provider examples and also mentions local models.
  • The examples are organized by domains and tasks, so check the index for a notebook matching your intended workflow.
  • The README gives one credential-variable example, OPENAI_API_KEY, but does not describe provider-specific setup for every listed option.

Check current requirements in the official documentation. Source-based guidance does not mean OpenViST has run or independently tested this project.

Source-based practical guide

Prepare provider credentials for Cookbook notebooks

Make an API key available to notebooks using the README’s documented environment-variable options.

Before you start

  • A provider API key, such as one from OpenAI, Anthropic or Gemini.
  • The repository’s notebook files and an IDE that can use a root-level .env file, or an environment-variable setup.

Steps

  1. Set the environment variable OPENAI_API_KEY to the provider API key.

  2. Alternatively, create a .env file at the repository root containing OPENAI_API_KEY=; the README says most IDEs, including Visual Studio Code, let notebooks pick it up.

Expected outcome

The credential is made available to notebooks through one of the documented configuration approaches.

Guide limitations

  • The README gives OPENAI_API_KEY as the variable name even while mentioning other providers; it does not explain provider-specific configuration differences.
  • The README does not provide notebook execution steps in this configuration guidance.
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