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harmer-agent

v1.0.0

Published

The Autonomous Intelligence Layer — Build, deploy, and scale autonomous agents with memory, reasoning, workflows, and multi-agent collaboration.

Readme

Harmer Agent Documentation

The Autonomous Intelligence Layer - Build, deploy, and scale autonomous agents with memory, reasoning, workflows, and multi-agent collaboration.


📚 Documentation Structure

Getting Started

Learn how to set up your development environment and create your first autonomous agent in minutes.

  • Prerequisites and installation
  • Your first agent
  • Basic configuration
  • Running your agent

Build Agent

Master the art of creating powerful autonomous agents with advanced capabilities.

  • Agent basics and architecture
  • Configuration options
  • Memory systems
  • Reasoning engines
  • Adding tools and capabilities
  • Code examples and templates

Marketplace

Discover, browse, and share autonomous agents with the community.

  • Browsing pre-built agents
  • Agent categories
  • Submitting your agent
  • Publishing and monetizing
  • Community contributions

Workflows

Create complex automation sequences with multiple agents working together.

  • Workflow fundamentals
  • Creating multi-step workflows
  • Orchestrating multiple agents
  • Conditions and branching
  • Event triggers
  • Advanced workflow patterns

Dashboard

Monitor, manage, and scale your agents from a unified control center.

  • Dashboard overview
  • Real-time monitoring
  • Performance analytics
  • Activity logs
  • Resource management
  • Team collaboration

API Reference

Complete reference for the Harmer Agent API and SDK.

  • Authentication
  • REST API endpoints
  • SDK methods
  • Error handling
  • Rate limiting
  • Code examples

Community

Connect with developers, share ideas, and get support from the Harmer Agent community.

  • Community forums
  • Discussion boards
  • Getting support
  • Contributing code
  • Sharing agents
  • Office hours and events

🚀 Quick Start

Installation

npm install harmer-agent

Create Your First Agent

const { Agent } = require('harmer-agent');

const myAgent = new Agent({
  name: 'MyAgent',
  description: 'My first autonomous agent',
  model: 'gpt-4',
  memory: {
    type: 'persistent',
    maxSize: 10000
  }
});

myAgent.start();

Run Your Agent

node agent.js

💡 Core Concepts

What is an Autonomous Agent?

An autonomous agent is an AI-powered system that can perceive its environment, reason about actions, and execute tasks independently without continuous human direction.

Key Components

  • Brain: The AI model powering reasoning (GPT-4, Claude, etc.)
  • Memory: Persistent context storage across sessions
  • Tools: Capabilities to interact with external systems
  • Reasoning: Chain-of-thought problem solving
  • Autonomy: Self-directed task execution

Agent Capabilities

  • Web browsing and research
  • Data analysis and insights
  • Task automation and scheduling
  • Multi-agent coordination
  • Custom integrations
  • Long-term memory storage
  • Real-time decision making

📖 Common Tasks

Creating an Agent

  1. Define agent configuration (name, model, capabilities)
  2. Add memory storage preferences
  3. Configure tools and permissions
  4. Set reasoning depth and parameters
  5. Deploy and monitor

Building Workflows

  1. Plan your workflow steps
  2. Define agent interactions
  3. Set conditions and branching
  4. Configure error handling
  5. Test and optimize

Deploying to Production

  1. Configure environment variables
  2. Set up monitoring and alerts
  3. Enable auto-scaling if needed
  4. Set up CI/CD pipeline
  5. Monitor performance metrics

Integrating with External Services

  1. Configure API credentials
  2. Add integration tools to agent
  3. Set permissions and rate limits
  4. Test integration
  5. Monitor integration health

🔧 Configuration Reference

Agent Configuration Options

{
  name: 'string',                    // Agent name
  description: 'string',             // What agent does
  model: 'gpt-4 | gpt-3.5-turbo',   // AI model
  temperature: 0.0 - 1.0,           // Response randomness
  maxTokens: number,                // Max response length
  memory: {
    type: 'persistent | ephemeral',
    maxSize: number,
    ttl: number                     // Time to live in seconds
  },
  reasoning: {
    enabled: boolean,
    depth: number                   // Max reasoning steps
  },
  tools: array,                     // Available capabilities
  permissions: array,               // What agent can access
  webhooks: array                   // Event listeners
}

🔗 API Endpoints

Agent Management

  • POST /api/agents - Create agent
  • GET /api/agents - List agents
  • GET /api/agents/:agentId - Get agent details
  • PUT /api/agents/:agentId - Update agent
  • DELETE /api/agents/:agentId - Delete agent

Execution

  • POST /api/agents/:agentId/execute - Run agent
  • GET /api/agents/:agentId/status - Get execution status
  • GET /api/agents/:agentId/history - Get execution history

Analytics

  • GET /api/agents/:agentId/analytics - Get performance metrics
  • GET /api/agents/:agentId/logs - Get activity logs
  • GET /api/analytics/workspace - Get workspace stats

🛠️ Development Tools

Command Line Interface

harmer init                     # Initialize new project
harmer create agent             # Create new agent
harmer memory enable            # Enable agent memory
harmer workflow create          # Create workflow
harmer connect wallet           # Connect wallet
harmer deploy                   # Deploy to production
harmer monitor                  # Monitor live agents
harmer scale                    # Scale agents

VS Code Extension

Install the Harmer Agent extension for:

  • Syntax highlighting
  • Code completion
  • Agent templates
  • Integrated testing
  • Real-time debugging

📊 Monitoring & Analytics

Key Metrics

  • Success Rate: Percentage of successful executions
  • Response Time: Average time to complete tasks
  • Tasks Completed: Total number of executed tasks
  • Cost per Task: Average API and compute cost
  • Error Rate: Percentage of failed executions
  • Memory Usage: Agent memory consumption
  • API Calls: Number of external API calls

Setting Up Alerts

agent.onMetric('success_rate_below_95', () => {
  // Handle low success rate
  sendAlert('Agent success rate dropped');
});

🔐 Security Best Practices

  1. API Key Management

    • Rotate keys regularly
    • Use environment variables
    • Never commit keys to version control
  2. Agent Permissions

    • Grant minimum required permissions
    • Audit agent activities
    • Set resource limits
  3. Data Privacy

    • Enable encryption at rest
    • Use secure communication channels
    • Comply with data regulations
  4. Monitoring

    • Enable logging
    • Set up alerts
    • Regular security audits

🤝 Community & Support

Get Help

  • Discord Community: Join thousands of developers
  • GitHub Discussions: Ask questions and share ideas
  • Email Support: [email protected]
  • Live Chat: Available for premium users
  • Office Hours: Weekly Q&A with the team

Contribute

  • Share your agents with the marketplace
  • Submit pull requests to improve the platform
  • Help improve documentation
  • Participate in community challenges

📄 License

Harmer Agent is open-source software. See LICENSE file for details.


🔗 Quick Links


Last Updated: 2026
Version: 1.0.0