From an intent to a working backend.
An agent-powered product needs more than a model call. It needs a way to route intent, supply context, coordinate work and deliver results back to the interface.
The approach
Agentend explores a capability-oriented backend. A kernel routes intent, a context bus supplies memory, workers carry out tasks and events stream to the frontend. This makes agent behavior part of the application architecture.
- 1Route intent
- 2Supply context
- 3Execute & stream
- Capabilities give the application a domain-focused unit of behavior.
- Workers and orchestration structure how a task moves through the system.
- The project documents AG-UI, MCP and A2A integrations, along with observability.
Explore & contribute
Read the architecture, explore an example and use the repository to discuss a change or submit a contribution. Check the project’s license and contribution guidance before building on it.