Agent Core
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An Agent Core is an agentic ai system architecture component that serves as the central coordination hub for decision processing and component orchestration within an agentic ai system architecture.
- AKA: Agent Central Controller, Agent Coordination Hub.
- Context:
- It can typically orchestrate Agent Core Request Processing from agent core user input to agent core system response.
- It can typically coordinate Agent Core Component Communication between agent core planning modules, agent core memory modules, and agent core tool modules.
- It can typically manage Agent Core Control Flow through agent core sequential processing and agent core parallel coordination.
- It can typically implement Agent Core Response Generation by synthesizing agent core component outputs.
- It can often integrate with agent core external systems through agent core api interfaces.
- It can often maintain Agent Core State Management across agent core multi-turn interactions.
- It can range from being a Simple Agent Core to being a Complex Agent Core, depending on its agent core coordination complexity.
- It can range from being a Centralized Agent Core to being a Distributed Agent Core, depending on its agent core processing architecture.
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- Examples:
- Agent Core Processing Patterns, such as:
- Agent Core Implementation Types, such as:
- Agent Core Architecture Variants, such as:
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- Counter-Examples:
- Agentic System Planning Layer, which provides specific planning functionality rather than central coordination.
- Multi-Agent System, which involves multiple autonomous agents rather than a single central processor.
- Agent System Component, which represents individual functional units rather than the coordinating hub.
- See: Agentic AI System Architecture, Agent System Component, R-T-P-M Framework, LLM-based Agent System Architecture.