golem-call-another-agent-ts

To call another agent in TypeScript Golem, use the generated @agent client via <AgentClass>.get(...) to invoke a remote method and await the target agent's response. The first awaited call implicitly creates the agent instance, and subsequent calls with the same parameters reuse it.

Cross-component inter-agent communication in Golem works by generating bridge SDK code during the golem build process. This allows agents in different components to obtain client handles and execute remote procedure calls against each other synchronously.

Golem agent RPC calls deadlock when agents synchronously await each other in a cycle. To avoid RPC deadlocks, use the .trigger() method for fire-and-forget calls, which breaks the await dependency and allows the calling agent to proceed without blocking.

Yes, Golem supports synchronous agent-to-agent RPC in TypeScript. By obtaining a client handle with <AgentClass>.get(...), the caller agent can block execution until the remote method returns a value, enabling synchronous inter-agent workflows.

Yes, you can use the .trigger() method to execute fire-and-forget calls that prevent RPC cycles between Golem agents. This approach breaks await dependencies, ensuring the caller does not block and avoiding circular deadlocks in inter-agent communication.