Guides and tutorials

Choose a guide by the task you need to complete. Some tasks change cloud or Kubernetes resources. Each such guide states its access and approval needs before its commands.

Build and understand

• Build and check the source: restore dependencies, build the solution, and run local source checks. This does not install or deploy Agentweaver.
• Build and use the foundation libraries: build the source and compose the reusable libraries.
• Find CLI commands without signing in: read local help from the Windows executable built from source.
• Build and configure the web client: configure and build the checked-in browser app.
• Foundation architecture and system overview: understand component ownership and runtime behavior.

Use the browser app

If your team has configured and deployed the web app, start with browser tasks. Those pages describe source behavior; they do not confirm availability in a particular environment.

• Chief of Staff: manage personal conversations and Priorities.
• Read and dismiss notifications: review pending requests and dismiss a notification.
• Read platform component status: interpret the owner-reported report.

Configure and deploy

• Configure Knowledge memory: configure the native PostgreSQL Memory provider.
• Configure an Azure OpenAI BYOK model: let a project use your own Azure OpenAI deployment with a USD run limit.
• Use the Gateway: read the authorization boundary and call a supported API route.
• Deploy Agentweaver to Azure: deploy to an approved target.
• Run database maintenance: perform an approved database operation.
• Verify an Azure deployment: run approved, source-bound checks.
• Test Environment Sandbox: verify the supported lifecycle contract.

Plan, diagnose, and reconcile

• Plan issues and releases: choose a target milestone and update repository planning metadata.

• Troubleshoot Agentweaver: diagnose a symptom before you choose a remedy.

Use the CLI and run tests

Use Agentweaver CLI for source publishing, target configuration, sign-in, and API requests. Use Testing to choose a test command and understand its limits. Use the read-only CLI API case to check API discovery and authorization context through normal CLI commands. Use the numeric runtime observation case to inspect existing numeric denial evidence.

Find reference information

• Provider choices
• Identity Broker permissions
• Runtime configuration
• HTTP API
• Events
• Contracts and endpoints
• Web integration
• Web UI parity
• AgentSuite import and export
• Component releases
• Diagram authoring

For the difference between this rebuild and Agentweaver 0.x, see the documentation home.