Agent application infrastructure
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Awaken Agents is open-source, self-hostable infrastructure designed for building and operating production AI Agent applications.
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What are you here to do?
Enter through the task in front of you and reach one working result. Then go deeper into application integration, deployment, operations, or internals according to your responsibility.
Enter by task
Take the shortest path for the task in front of you.
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Build or connect an Agent application
Create an Agent and Session, or connect existing behavior to Agents, then read the same event history from your application.
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Operate Agent infrastructure
Run AllInOne first. Split out Workers and choose Sandbox placement when load or isolation requires it.
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Understand business objects
Start with ResourceType, Resource, Relation, and Action, then identify which changes can become business facts.
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Awaken Workforce
Manage work that must keep progressing
Create an Issue in Workforce, name its owner and acceptance conditions, then assign a person, rule, or Agent.
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Work and acceptance
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Start from work that must be completed, retain responsibility and process, coordinate people, rules, and Agents, and accept outcomes from external facts.
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See the complete product, then go deeper by responsibility.
User manual
Start local AllInOne, open Console, create a Session, and confirm Agents with one visible result.
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Developer guide
Configure or connect an Agent, then integrate through AI SDK, AG-UI, Managed Agents, or HTTP/SSE.
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Operator guide
Choose local, single-node, or split-role topology and manage migrations, Workers, Sandboxes, credentials, observability, and recovery.
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Internal mechanisms
For contributors and deep maintainers: understand control plane, execution snapshots, scheduling, Runtime/Sandbox, and recovery invariants.
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