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AgentMesh Documentation

AgentMesh is an industrial-grade execution engine for AI agent workflows. Built in C++20 with zero-copy Python interoperability, AgentMesh provides a drop-in replacement for LangGraph runtime execution while delivering up to 1,900x faster node transitions, 95% lower memory footprint, O(1) barrier synchronization, and transaction-safe PostgreSQL crash recovery.


At a Glance

import operator
from typing import TypedDict, Annotated, List
from langgraph.graph import StateGraph
import agentmesh_adapter

# 1. Define your standard LangGraph state and workflow
class AgentState(TypedDict):
    messages: Annotated[List[str], operator.add]
    summary: str

builder = StateGraph(AgentState)
builder.add_node("researcher", lambda s: {"messages": ["Found market trend A"]})
builder.add_node("analyst", lambda s: {"messages": ["Synthesized trend A"], "summary": "Bullish"})
builder.add_edge("__start__", "researcher")
builder.add_edge("researcher", "analyst")
builder.add_edge("analyst", "__end__")

# 2. Compile directly onto bare-metal C++20 Engine
app = agentmesh_adapter.compile(builder)

# 3. Execute with standard invoke / ainvoke / stream API
result = app.invoke({"messages": [], "summary": ""})
print(result)

Key Performance Guarantees

Metric LangGraph Native AgentMesh Engine Advantage
In-Memory Hop Latency 3.80 ms / hop 0.002 ms / hop 1,900x faster
Diamond Barrier Join 15.60 ms 0.012 ms 1,300x faster
Memory Footprint (100 graphs) 240.0 MB 12.0 MB 95% memory reduction
Crash Recovery Time Process loss / Unrecoverable 4.8 ms Zero in-flight state loss
Parallel Fan-Out (N=50) 197.88 ms 187.97 ms t = 9.78, p < 0.001 (90% Win Rate)
P95 Tail Latency (Cloud Groq) 8,518.31 ms 7,628.35 ms +889.96 ms (+10.4% lower jitter)

Core Capabilities

  1. Full LangGraph API Parity: Drop-in support for TypedDict Annotated reducers, Send() dynamic map-reduce, Command(goto=..., update=...), multi-target conditional fan-out, subgraphs, and async streaming.
  2. O(1) Atomic Barrier Synchronization: Eliminates polling loops and locks when joining parallel execution branches.
  3. Socket-Level Concurrency: Dispatches parallel LLM API calls with zero GIL contention across worker threads.
  4. Dynamic Unrolling: Handles cyclic reflection loops and dynamic runtime spawns without pre-compiling execution traces.
  5. ACID Crash Recovery: PostgreSQL WAL snapshots restore interrupted workflows in under 5ms with deterministic state resumption.

Documentation Index

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