wtf is openai-agents-sdk-with-fireworks?

This repository is a small demo project showing how to connect OpenAI's Agents SDK, a toolkit for building AI agents that can call functions, to Fireworks AI, a service that hosts large language models and offers them through an interface compatible with OpenAI's own API. It exists mainly as example code, not a full application. Two Python scripts make up the core demonstration. One creates a simple agent called FileLister that has access to a local function letting it list files, with Fireworks providing the actual model reasoning behind that agent. The other script shows a more minimal example, directly calling Fireworks through the Responses API format without wrapping it in an agent at all. A setup script is included to create a Python 3.12 virtual environment and install the required openai-agents package, and a plain HTML tic-tac-toe page is included as an unrelated standalone demo you can open directly in a browser. Before running either Python demo, you need a Fireworks API key, which you either paste directly into the script or, more safely, set as an environment variable so it is never committed to the repository. Both demos are pointed by default at a specific Fireworks-hosted model. The README calls out one specific technical gotcha: the Fireworks model name contains slashes, and if passed to the Agents SDK the normal way, the SDK misreads part of it as a provider prefix and throws an error. The demo works around this by building an explicit client object pointed at the Fireworks endpoint instead of passing the raw model string. The author reminds users not to commit real API keys, and to rotate any key immediately if one is ever accidentally saved into the project folder. No license is stated in the README.