Define Your Agent System
Start by describing what your multi-agent system needs to accomplish. This shapes which templates and architecture patterns to use.
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3-5
Startup
Lean operation. CEO + 2-4 specialist agents. Fast decisions, minimal hierarchy.
8-15
Mid-Size
Departmental structure. Tier 1-2 hierarchy with specialized teams.
25-50+
Enterprise
Full 4-tier hierarchy. Multiple departments, governance, death protocol.
Agent Template Library
Click a template to add it to your architecture. Based on a production 46-agent system.
Tier 1 — Executive
Tier 2 — Director
Tier 3 — Specialist
Tier 4 — Worker
Quick Add Agent
Your Agents
⚙ Agent Configuration
Select an agent from the list to configure its properties, decision zones, and capabilities.
Signal Routing Configuration
Define how signals (events, alerts, data) flow between agents. Each route specifies a signal type, source, and destination.
Signal Types
MARKET
REVENUE
SECURITY
OPS
CONTENT
USER
Signals carry typed payloads between agents via the agent bus. Priority signals bypass normal queue ordering.
Routing Rules
- • Tier 4 agents can only signal their direct manager
- • Tier 1 agents can broadcast to all subordinates
- • SECURITY signals always escalate to Tier 1
- • Cross-department signals require Tier 2+ approval
BPI Governance Framework
The Blueprint Performance Index (BPI) scores every agent decision against 8 weighted governance principles. Agents whose BPI drops below threshold face remediation or decommission.