Agentones
Agentones is a term used to describe a family of software frameworks designed to create, deploy, and coordinate autonomous software agents across digital environments. It emphasizes modular agents, standardized communication, and safety controls. Agents can perceive their environment, reason about goals, plan actions, execute tasks, and learn from outcomes. Implementations typically support both single agents and networks of collaborating agents to tackle complex objectives.
Origin and scope: The concept emerges from the broader fields of multi-agent systems and autonomous automation.
Architecture: A typical Agentones stack includes agent cores, an environment abstraction layer, a message bus, an
Capabilities: Common features include planning and scheduling, perception from data streams, action execution, learning and adaptation,
Applications and concerns: Potential uses include IT automation, data processing pipelines, customer-support automation, and research simulations.
See also: Multi-agent system; Autonomous agent; Agent-based modeling.