agentopology-skill

You can design and visualize a multi-agent topology by defining the architecture in the .at language, validating the structure, and generating visual graphs. This approach enforces deterministic topology generation through a CLI-driven workflow.

The .at language is a unified DSL used to define multi-agent topologies. It enables teams to design agent systems, validate configurations, and generate deployment scaffolding through CLI-driven commands.

You validate and scaffold multi-agent configurations by running CLI commands against your .at file. This process checks topology structures and generates platform-specific deployment configs and architecture artifacts.

Yes, you can generate platform deployment configs from an agent topology graph. The tooling exports visualization artifacts and scaffolds platform configurations directly from the validated .at topology file.

The best way to iterate quickly on multi-agent architecture is using a CLI-driven workflow with a unified DSL. It enables fast topology creation, automated validation, and optional scaffolding for immediate deployment.