Agentweaver documentation
Choose a guide by what you want to do. These pages describe the checked-in source. A source build or route definition does not show that a package was published or that a service is running in your environment.
Build the source
Use Quickstart: build and check the source to restore the locked dependencies, build the solution, and run local checks. The result is a source build, not an installed or deployed platform.
Use the browser app
If you have access to a configured Agentweaver web app, start with the browser experience. It describes the checked-in web implementation and links to tasks for sign-in, projects, settings, runs, connections, Skills, and Knowledge. It does not confirm that a web app or its owner services are deployed.
Learn how Agentweaver works
| Start here | Learn about |
|---|---|
| What the web app can do | Browser tasks, routes, access, and source boundaries. |
| Foundation architecture | Component ownership and dependencies. |
| System overview | System context and runtime views. |
| Providers and models | Provider registration, model bindings, and limits. |
| Knowledge and Memory | Memory records, revisions, and provider bindings. |
| Identity and secrets | Broker identity, workload identity, grants, and Key Vault. |
Complete a task
| Task | Guide |
|---|---|
| Configure native PostgreSQL Memory | Configure Knowledge memory |
| Call a Gateway API route | Use the Gateway |
| Configure or build the web client | Build and configure the web client |
| Read and dismiss notifications | Read notifications |
| Read platform component status | Read the platform components report |
| Find local CLI commands | Find CLI commands |
| Plan a release | Plan issues and releases |
| Deploy to an approved Azure target | Deploy Agentweaver to Azure |
See the guide index for tutorials, operations, and troubleshooting.
Find reference information
| Reference | Use it to |
|---|---|
| Provider choices | Find registered provider choices, source candidates, and configuration boundaries. |
| Identity Broker permissions | Understand what each permission allows and what it does not authorize. |
| Runtime configuration | Find setting names, defaults, validation, and value sources. |
| Contracts and endpoints | Read shared contracts and endpoint behavior. |
| HTTP API | Find versioned routes, owners, and request contracts. |
| Events | Read journal event, ordering, and outbox contracts. |
| Web integration | Find browser routes, configuration, and auth integration. |
| Web UI parity | Check the implemented browser surface and its limits. |
| AgentSuite import and export | Read the team archive contract. |
| Component releases | Understand component versioning, publication, and deployment. |
Deploy and operate
Deployment changes resources. Use the Azure deployment guide only for an approved target. The release runbook keeps package publication, image publication, and workload deployment separate.
For a source-grounded diagnosis, use Troubleshoot Agentweaver. For approved source-bound Azure checks, see Azure acceptance.
Understand the version boundary
Agentweaver 0.x remains a separate product line on dev. Read the 0.x documentation for that product. This source is a separate rebuild; it does not silently upgrade or replace the 0.x deployment.