Agent Platform FAQs

Question 1

How does Agent Platform integrate with AI development tools?

Accepted Answer

It provides a local `stdio` agent that acts as a direct entry point for AI tools. This agent fetches configurations from the remote control plane, simplifying and unifying the integration with diverse upstream services.

Question 2

What is the purpose of the remote control plane?

Accepted Answer

The remote control plane is responsible for fetching, distributing, and managing workspace configurations to all connected local agents. This enables dynamic updates, personalization, and centralized control over AI tool integrations.

Question 3

Does Agent Platform offer reliability during network outages?

Accepted Answer

Yes, Agent Platform includes a local cache fallback mechanism. This ensures that the agent can continue to operate and use its last known configuration even if the remote configuration interface becomes temporarily unavailable.

Question 4

What is Agent Platform?

Accepted Answer

Agent Platform orchestrates the integration of AI development tools (like Codex, Claude Code, OpenCode) with various upstream services. It uses a local agent for direct tool access and a remote control plane for configuration management.

Question 5

What types of configurations can Agent Platform manage?

Accepted Answer

Agent Platform supports multiple upstream configuration types, including direct HTTP and local `stdio`. This flexibility allows it to integrate with a wide range of services and configurations for your AI development workflow.

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