🤖 Agenite

What is Agenite?

Agenite is a TypeScript framework for building sophisticated AI agents. It offers a modular, type-safe, and flexible architecture for creating, composing, and controlling AI agents with advanced capabilities like tool integration, multi-agent coordination, and step-based execution.

How to use Agenite?

Install core packages (@agenite/agent, @agenite/tool, @agenite/llm) and at least one provider (e.g., @agenite/openai). Then create an Agent instance with a provider, tools, and instructions, and execute it using agent.execute() or iterate with agent.iterate() for streaming control.

Key features of Agenite

• TypeScript-first design with robust type checking
• Provider agnostic: supports OpenAI, Anthropic, Bedrock, Ollama
• First-class tool integration with JSON Schema validation
• Step-based execution using JavaScript generators
• Built-in state management with reducers and middleware system
• Model Context Protocol (MCP) client for standardized data access

Use cases of Agenite

• Building single-purpose assistants with custom tool sets
• Creating multi-agent workflows where specialist agents are coordinated
• Streaming real-time responses with fine-grained control over LLM calls and tool results
• Connecting LLMs to external data sources via MCP servers
• Debugging agent execution with middleware like pretty-logger

FAQ from Agenite

What LLM providers are supported?

The framework supports OpenAI, Anthropic (Claude), AWS Bedrock (Claude and Titan), and local models via Ollama.

How do I define tools for an agent?

Tools are defined using the Tool class with a name, description, input schema, and an async execute function. Inputs are validated against the schema.

What is the Model Context Protocol (MCP)?

MCP is a standardized protocol for connecting LLMs to data sources (web content, filesystem, databases). Agenite provides an MCP client implementation.

Can I create multi-agent systems?

Yes – agents can be nested. A coordinator agent can delegate tasks to specialist agents, each with their own tools and instructions.

What are the runtime requirements?

Agenite requires Node.js (for npm packages) and TypeScript. Provider packages may need API keys or environment configuration (e.g., AWS credentials for Bedrock).