https://github.com/TransformerOptimus/SuperAGI

Part2 - Agent Architecture

Part3 - Agent Workflow Architecture

Part4 - Tools Architecture

1. SuperAGI Executor:

Central to the architecture is the SuperAGI Executor. It serves as the heart of the operation, where most of the agent’s activities are coordinated.

  • Agent Workflow: Represents the sequence of steps or tasks that an AGI agent undergoes. This could be anything from processing an input to delivering an output.

  • Agent Execution Feed: This is likely where the agent retrieves tasks and executes them, acting as a continuous feed of operations.

2. Databases: Vector DB and Postgres DB

These are the two primary data storage systems:

  • Vector DB: Perhaps optimized for high-speed, large-scale data operations which may require vector processing, like neural network operations.

  • Postgres DB: A popular relational database system, probably used for structured data storage and retrieval.

3. Peripheral Components:

Several modules interact with the main Executor to maintain, manage, and ensure the smooth operation of the AGI system.

  • Task Queue: A waiting area for tasks that are pending execution. They’re picked up by the Executor as and when resources are available.

  • Config Manager: Manages the configuration settings of the AGI system, ensuring that parameters are set as per requirements.

  • Resource Manager: Allocates resources (like memory or compute power) to different tasks based on priority and availability.

  • Knowledge: Could be a knowledge base or repository that the AGI system taps into for information retrieval or decision-making.

4. Communication Channels:

  • Message Broker: This component likely handles the distribution of messages or tasks within the system, ensuring seamless communication between components.

  • Message Handler: Once messages are brokered, this module might be responsible for processing those messages and ensuring they reach the intended destination.

5. Tooling and Extensions:

  • Tool Manager: Oversees and manages various tools or plugins that can be integrated with the AGI system.

  • Models, Toolkits, and Agent Templates: Libraries or repositories containing pre-trained models, toolkits for specific functionalities, and templates to create new agents.

  • Marketplace: Potentially a platform where external developers can share or sell their AGI tools, models, or extensions.

6. Action Console:

A user interface or dashboard where operators can manually intervene, monitor, or execute specific commands in the AGI system.