Integrating uAgents with JavaScript Frameworks: Exploring Compatibility with KaibanJS

[dannleft]

Hi everyone,

I’m curious about the possibility of integrating uAgents, a lightweight framework for autonomous agents in Python, with KaibanJS, a JavaScript framework designed for building and managing multi-agent systems with a visual workflow approach.

Given that uAgents focuses on autonomous agents in Python and KaibanJS offers a platform for managing multi-agent systems in JavaScript, I’m wondering:

• What technical challenges might arise when attempting to have uAgents interact with systems built in KaibanJS?
• What approaches would you recommend to enable effective communication between agents from both frameworks?
• Are there any design patterns or tools that facilitate interoperability between agent systems developed in different programming languages?

I’d love to hear any experiences or insights you might have on this topic.

Thanks in advance

[kshipra-fetch]

Hey @dannleft

Thank you for your interest in integrating uAgents with KaibanJS! The main technical challenge is the lack of full JavaScript support for uAgents at this time. However, we’re working towards improving interoperability, and you can follow related discussions and progress here: #539.

That said, the uAgents exchange protocol is inherently cross-platform and designed for interoperability. For more details, you can explore the messaging mechanism using agent envelopes here: https://fetch.ai/docs/guides/agents/advanced/agent-envelopes#sending-envelopes.

Additionally, you might find the NPM package helpful for exploring JavaScript integrations: https://github.com/Luceium/uAgents-NPM.