architecture-synthesis

To design a reference architecture for a new agent framework, you synthesize analyzed patterns and prior art to generate core primitives, interfaces, and execution loop specifications. The resulting artifacts include diagrams and implementation roadmaps for development.

Defining agent framework primitives requires specifying Message, State, and Tool types alongside their interfaces. These core primitives ensure consistent integration across frameworks and serve as the foundation for the execution loop architecture.

Creating a roadmap for implementing agent framework protocols involves synthesizing analyzed prior art into structured documentation artifacts. The process generates protocol diagrams and execution loop designs to guide development planning.

Yes, you can generate architecture diagrams by providing existing agent framework repositories as input source. The synthesis process analyzes these repositories to produce unified reference architecture artifacts including protocol diagrams in a specified output directory.

The best way to synthesize patterns from multiple agent frameworks is to run a synthesis process on analyzed prior art. This generates a canonical reference architecture specification defining required artifacts, constraints, and documentation for consistent implementation.