AGNT: A Schema-Based Agent Orchestration Framework
NathanWilbanks_ · x · 2026-07-18
AGNT is a workflow orchestration ecosystem that combines simple tools and LLMs into autonomous agent systems. It emphasizes that "every tool is a node, and every execution is traceable," using a schema-based architecture to build, visualize, and run complex workflows. The diagram lists the minimum viable components: AGNT handles orchestration, FIRE executes nodes, PLUG parses parameters, and VIBE evaluates conditions. Workflows and tool definitions are described using JSON, and the execution layer supports async/await.
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