Magent Docs
  • Magent Overview
    • Introduction
    • The Problem
    • What is Magent?
  • basic framework
    • Core Capabilities
    • How It Works
    • Platform Architecture
  • economic structure
    • Tokenomics
  • future blueprint
    • Roadmap
  • Conclusion
    • Intelligence is awake
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  1. basic framework

Platform Architecture

Magent is engineered as a full-stack, modular intelligence infrastructure capable of managing autonomous AI agents at scale. Its architecture is designed to balance complexity under the hood with usability on the surface.


Core Layer – Agent Runtime & Shared Memory

At the heart of Magent lies the Agent Runtime Engine—a lightweight, high-throughput execution system optimized for concurrent agent activity. This layer manages agent instantiation, context handling, and behavior state.

In parallel, Magent maintains a Shared Memory Fabric, which functions as a distributed, persistent knowledge layer. It allows agents to:

  • Retain event history across sessions

  • Query shared experiences and decision trees

  • Store user preferences and long-term feedback

  • Access real-time signals from multiple workflows

This memory model enables agents to evolve, reference prior knowledge, and coordinate across domains.


Engine Layer – Logic Orchestration

This layer hosts Magent’s Dynamic Workflow Engine, responsible for sequencing agent behavior based on real-time triggers and environmental signals.

Key components include:

  • Flow Mapper: Translates natural language goals into operational logic

  • Behavioral Router: Routes decisions based on internal agent state and external conditions

  • Policy Enforcer: Ensures all actions align with business constraints, compliance rules, or brand guidelines

All logic here is reconfigurable in real time without redeployment, supporting agility and responsiveness.


Interface Layer – Visual Builder & Integration Connectors

The interface layer makes the complexity of the underlying system accessible to non-technical users.

Components include:

  • No-Code Builder: Drag-and-drop canvas with prompt-injection overlays

  • Prompt Library: Reusable prompt components with versioning and meta tags

  • Template Store: Prebuilt agents and scenarios for marketing, HR, sales, finance, ops

  • App Connectors: Native connections to SaaS apps and custom APIs via secure OAuth or key-based access

This is where ideas become agents—without code.


AI Layer – Model Abstraction & Thinking Profiles

This layer provides access to various LLMs via a standardized interface, allowing Magent agents to:

  • Switch models per task (e.g., Claude for analysis, OpenAI for chat)

  • Define thinking profiles (e.g., conservative, curious, skeptical)

  • Inject context variables into prompts automatically

  • Choose optimal temperature, token limits, retry strategies

It decouples reasoning logic from infrastructure, ensuring flexibility and future-proofing.


Security Layer – Control, Audit, Privacy

Security is embedded at every level:

  • Role-based access control (RBAC) for user and agent permissions

  • Granular audit logs with replayable workflows

  • End-to-end encryption of sensitive data

  • On-premise agent support for enterprise compliance

  • Data locality governance per regulatory region (GDPR, SOC 2, etc.)

Magent is enterprise-ready out of the box.

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