Agno is an agent operating system designed to manage the lifecycle, tool execution, and persistent state of autonomous agents across distributed infrastructure. It provides a unified runtime environment that wraps diverse agent frameworks into a consistent, interoperable protocol, allowing developers to build and deploy complex multi-agent systems that coordinate tasks and delegate sub-processes.
The platform distinguishes itself through a robust governance and orchestration layer that includes human-in-the-loop approval gates, role-based access control, and a centralized API gateway. It features a shared cultural knowledge layer that enables agents to reflect on interactions and store universal principles across sessions, alongside persistent memory architectures that manage chat history and context retrieval.
The system supports a wide range of operational capabilities, including real-time response streaming, asynchronous background task management, and automated performance evaluation. It integrates with external systems through standardized interfaces and provides comprehensive observability tools to trace autonomous decision paths and monitor agent accuracy in production environments.
Developers can configure the system using typed classes or YAML files, and the platform exposes agents as secure, scalable web services with built-in middleware for authentication and request validation.
