voltagent-core-reference

You configure deterministic agent workflows by instantiating VoltAgent with specified agents, workflows, memory defaults, tool routing, and triggers to orchestrate tasks across modules. This provides comprehensive API options for managing the lifecycle and runtime behavior of your agents.

Yes, lifecycle management and server provisioning are handled directly through VoltAgent core class options and methods. You instantiate the agent system with your workflows and start the server to begin processing tasks and managing runtime behavior.

The best way to orchestrate production agents is using the VoltAgent class to specify memory defaults, observability settings, and tool routing. This ensures deterministic workflow execution and comprehensive lifecycle management across your modules.

Yes, VoltAgent explicitly supports configuring serverless capabilities and MCP server integration alongside standard agent and workflow options. These configurations are specified during instantiation to manage deterministic agent systems.

To start building a deterministic agent system, instantiate VoltAgent with your defined agents and workflows, then start the server to begin processing tasks. This setup applies lifecycle management and coordinates components across modules.

You need to specify tool routing and trigger options when orchestrating multi-module workflows that require deterministic execution and lifecycle management. Configuring these options ensures your agent system processes tasks correctly in production environments.