mastra

Orchestrate AI agents, workflows, tools, memory, RAG, and MCP in TypeScript.

Updated Aug 23, 2026
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Skill: mastra
Source: https://github.com/Samuelca6399/AbsolutelySkilled/tree/main/skills/mastra
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SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

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What problem does it solve?

Mastra eliminates the complexity of wiring AI agents, tools, memory, RAG, and orchestration into a single working application, so you can ship reliable agent systems faster.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Unified AI Application Framework: Create agents and combine them with workflows, tools, memory, and observability using the Mastra() constructor.
  • Typed Workflows and Tooling: Build multi-step pipelines with createWorkflow() and createStep() using Zod input/output schemas, plus createTool() for strongly-typed tools.
  • Memory, RAG, and MCP Integration: Configure message history, working memory, semantic recall, RAG vector pipelines, and MCP client/server connections for external tool access.

Quick Start

Use the Mastra skill to set up your project by running: npx mastra init --components agents,tools,workflows --llm openai

Frequently Asked Questions about mastra

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

FAQPage Schema
How do I build AI agents with typed workflows and tools in TypeScript?

You can build AI agents with typed workflows in TypeScript by using the Mastra() constructor to orchestrate agents, createWorkflow() for multi-step pipelines, and createTool() for strongly-typed tool calls. It applies Zod schemas for input and output typing.

What's the best way to add persistent memory and RAG to TypeScript AI agents?

To add persistent memory and RAG to TypeScript AI agents, configure message history, working memory, and semantic recall within your agent setup. This framework supports vector-backed retrieval pipelines to enable RAG capabilities across threads and resources.

Can I use MCP to connect external tools to my TypeScript AI workflows?

Yes, you can use MCP to connect external tools to your TypeScript AI workflows by configuring MCP client and server connections. This allows your AI agents to access and integrate external capabilities directly within the orchestration framework.

How do I set up a TypeScript project for AI agents, tools, and workflows?

To set up a TypeScript project for AI agents, tools, and workflows, run the initialization command npx mastra init --components agents,tools,workflows --llm openai. This scaffolds the required project structure for deployment.

Does this framework support Zod schemas for structuring multi-step AI pipelines?

Yes, this framework supports Zod schemas for structuring multi-step AI pipelines. You use createStep() alongside createWorkflow() to define strongly-typed input and output schemas for each step of your agentic pipelines.