Chapter 2 drops
Chapter 2 of Systems Engineering for Agentic Applications published earlier this month.
begins breaking down everything you need to know about Building an Agent.If you missed Chapter 1, about going “From AI to Agentic Applications”, the entire book is free and new chapters are published at the beginning of the month.
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Calling on contributors
Come help implement the next round of features across the Resonate system.
Pluggable auth system
Add modular auth for SDK ↔ Server communication. Enabling secure, real-world production use for a wide range auth preferences.
Message transport plugins
Write connectors for Kafka, RabbitMQ, Redis, Pub/Sub, etc - Making Resonate compatible with any architecture.
Community member asgr (Muhammad Asghar Ali) has been heroically driving the design of that forward giving the ecosystem an SQS plugin and Nats.io plugin on top of the existing ones.
Privacy features
Start by adding encode/decode apis with pluggable encoding algorithms to ensure developers have a quick and easy way to implement encryption for their user’s data while it’s inside Resonate promise stores and traveling across message transports. This is needed for real life use cases.
Observability (metrics, logging, tracing, etc…)
Design visibility into everything: execution paths, retries, performance. Great observability increases the quality-of-life for a developer.
Resonate Server v0.7.18 release
Highlights include a new configuration that manages the lifecycle of tcp connections for a smoother google cloud run experience.
→ Resonate Server v0.7.18 release notes
Resonate TypeScript SDK v0.8.3 release
Highlights include a new "until” configuration for the sleep API (i.e. “sleep until” functionality).
→ Resonate TypeScript SDK v0.8.3 release notes
Resonate Python SDK v0.6.7 release
Highlights include a few minor bug fixes.