Understand the responsibilities of Agent Rooms, Collective Runtime, Agent Mesh, Morphogenesis and the adapters that connect AgentPlat to your infrastructure.
Plan an Agent Rooms deployment around verified identity, persistent storage, provider adapters and operational checks, starting from the self-hosted reference app.
Understand Agent Room lifecycle transitions, read-only archives, subroom completion constraints and the records that explain progress across a shared objective.
Learn how typed AgentPlat Handoffs transfer context and ownership, and how progressive plans materialize eligible work without duplicating logical steps.
Learn how to integrate the Agent Rooms HTTP API with injected services, authenticated tenant context, response envelopes and revision-aware client behavior.
Understand Agent Room LiveView, composite cursors and server-sent events so your interface can reconnect without treating a stream as authoritative state.
Plan coordinated Agent Rooms schema upgrades, including migration order, operational projections, worker rollout and restore checks for PostgreSQL deployments.
Understand stable agent identities, published revisions and runtime-profile binding so an Agent Room run can be traced to the exact agent definition used.
Learn when Agent Mesh is useful, how it coordinates independent runtimes and which transport, membership and effect-control responsibilities remain with your host.
Learn how Agent Mesh uses governed membership epochs for enrollment, replacement and key rotation, and why old credentials do not establish current authority.
Understand bounded active and reserve peer views, policy-governed adaptation and how to evaluate sparse Agent Mesh coordination without assuming scale guarantees.
Understand how Agent Mesh and Collective Runtime handle incomplete peer views, partition policies, reconciliation and restrictions on irreversible effects.
Learn how the AgentPlat Rooms Mesh bridge projects objectives and work, returns results and preserves the separation between Room policy and Mesh authority.
Understand the checks that belong before protected agent effects, including current assignment, policy, fencing, approvals and effect-specific idempotency.
Learn where AgentPlat inference controls constrain model invocation, how they relate to provider checkpoints and why calls outside the integration path remain separate.
Learn what to retain in an AgentPlat audit trail, how causal checkpoints support replay and why reconstructing decisions must not blindly repeat external effects.
Distinguish plans, eligible assignments and effect authority in AgentPlat, including how expiry and reassignment preserve the reason work changed owners.
Learn how AgentPlat continuity binds checkpoints to missions, assignments and membership, and what must be revalidated when a replacement peer resumes work.
Understand AgentPlat Morphogenesis, including organizational proposals, scoped decisions, execution authorization and receipts from the subsystems that own changes.
Plan an AgentPlat evaluation with recorded prerequisites, concrete collaboration tasks, honest failure reporting and separate evidence for usability and software behavior.
Published by AgentPlat, the open-source TypeScript framework for persistent human-agent collaboration. These guides explain design decisions and documented examples, with links to primary sources. Illustrative scenarios are identified as examples; documented checks are not presented as production guarantees.
Implementation details live in the documentation and source repository. Each article includes publication and, when revised, update dates.