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Agno: agent building features and setup
A platform and framework for building agents, agent teams, and workflows. It includes interfaces for managing conversations, knowledge, and action results.
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Overview
Agno is designed for building an agent as part of a product or internal platform. You can define a single agent, a team of roles, or a workflow, and manage conversations, knowledge, and tracking around them. It suits projects where users ask the system to perform a task rather than just return text. During planning, define which actions the agent may perform, what requires approval, and how to verify that the work is complete.
Features
- Build agents, teams, and workflows.
- Tools for managing conversations, memory, knowledge sources, and execution logs.
- Interfaces for integrating an agent into a product or internal work environment.
Business uses
- A support agent that uses context from product documents and authorized customer information.
- An internal workflow that prepares an output and sends it for approval before writing to a system.
Getting started
- Define one action and a clear business outcome for the agent to produce.
- Connect a knowledge source and a read-only tool, then inspect a run through the tracking interface.
- Add memory and more actions after checking user and permission separation.
What to check
- Keep memory and knowledge separate between customers, even when several agents use the same infrastructure.
- A website agent demo does not guarantee compatibility with your business system. Check each tool against real APIs and permissions.
Sources to check next
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