converge

A distributed operating system for agents.

Converge provides the foundational substrate for multi-agent computation: identity, messaging, discovery, coordination, and execution so that networks of autonomous agents can operate without central control. The library is agent-first, network-native, and task-oriented; it exposes primitives and pluggable transports, policy, and observability rather than a single prescribed workflow.

Documentation

• User guide
  • Installation
  • Quick start
  • Core concepts
  • Extensions
  • Customization and extensibility
  • Runtime operations: hooks, rate limiting, ops server, and replay
  • CLI and configuration
  • Message signing compatibility
  • Webhook connector sidecar
• API reference
  • Project reference
  • converge.core
  • converge.network
  • converge.coordination
  • converge.runtime
  • converge.policy
  • converge.observability
  • converge.extensions
• Architecture
  • Design and module layout
  • Process model

Features

• Agent-first: Identity, capabilities, and execution loop are first-class; agents are the only actors.

• Network-native: Agents are peers; no central controller is required.

• Task-oriented: Discovery, execution, coordination, and evaluation are explicit and inspectable.

• Observable: Message flows, task state, and decision points can be logged, traced, and replayed.

• Transport-agnostic: Local in-process, TCP, or pluggable transports via a common interface.

• Pluggable persistence: In-memory or file-backed stores for pools, tasks, and discovery; crypto and LLM extensions optional.

Documentation map

Section	Contents
User guide	Installation, quick start, core concepts, extensions, CLI and configuration.
API reference	Full API for all public modules (core, network, coordination, runtime, policy, observability, extensions).
Architecture	Design principles, module layout, process model, failure handling.

Quick links

• Installation

• Quick start

• Concepts: agents, identity, messages, topics, tasks, pools, decisions

• Extensions: crypto, LLM, storage

• CLI and configuration

• Runtime operations

• API reference: Project reference (module index)

• Architecture

• Scaling and deployment

• Glossary

Requirements and status

• Python: 3.11 or newer.

• Status: Experimental; APIs may change. Use at your own risk.

License and contributing

See the project repository for license and contribution guidelines.