agenticforge-agents

Choosing the right agent type for your TypeScript workflow depends on task complexity: SimpleAgent handles basic calls, FunctionCallAgent uses tools, ReActAgent reasons through steps, and PlanSolveAgent tackles multi-stage problems. ReflectionAgent and WorkflowAgent cover iterative refinement and chained processes.

Use ReActAgent instead of PlanSolveAgent when your task requires interleaved reasoning and acting on immediate feedback. PlanSolveAgent is better for complex tasks needing upfront planning and multi-step execution before action.

Configure AgenticFORGE agents by selecting the appropriate type for your task, then setting the available options and generating runnable TypeScript code. The skill provides ready-to-run code templates and configuration examples for all major agent types.

SkillAgent use cases focus on executing specific modular capabilities, while WorkflowAgent use cases coordinate multiple agents or steps in a chained process. WorkflowAgent handles broader orchestration across complex task pipelines.

Yes, you can get runnable code examples for agent configuration. The skill enforces runnable TypeScript code generation and provides complete usage example workflows spanning SimpleAgent, FunctionCallAgent, and other agent types.

The limitation of using a SimpleAgent for complex workflows is its lack of advanced reasoning and tool-calling capabilities. For intricate logic or multi-step planning, tradeoffs favor ReActAgent or PlanSolveAgent to handle deeper architecture decisions.