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Agentica Infrastructure

  • 458 installs
  • 3.9k repo stars
  • Updated January 26, 2026
  • parcadei/continuous-claude-v3

agentica-infrastructure is a reference skill that documents Agentica multi-agent coordination APIs, 11 workflow pattern classes, and SQLite tracking primitives for developers building Python agent systems in Continuous-C

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agentica-infrastructure is a read-only reference skill in parcadei/continuous-claude-v3 for the Agentica multi-agent coordination framework. It catalogs 11 pattern classes—including Swarm, Pipeline, Jury, GeneratorCritic, MapReduce, Blackboard, and EventDriven—with constructor signatures and key methods, plus six core components such as CoordinationDB, tracked_spawn, HandoffAtom, BlackboardCache, MemoryService, and create_claude_scope. Five primitives cover Consensus voting modes, Aggregator strategies, HandoffState, build_premise, and gather_fail_fast parallel execution. Developers reach for agentica-infrastructure when implementing or debugging Agentica workflows, inspecting the coordination database schema, or composing custom patterns from scripts/agentica_patterns with exact API_SPEC.md details.

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Agentica Infrastructure by the numbers

  • 458 all-time installs (skills.sh)
  • +3 installs in the week ending Aug 4, 2026 (Skillselion tracking)
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  • Data as of Aug 5, 2026 (Skillselion catalog sync)
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Last updatedJanuary 26, 2026
Repositoryparcadei/continuous-claude-v3

How do Agentica multi-agent pattern APIs work?

Use agentica-infrastructure for development tasks

Who is it for?

Python developers implementing Continuous-Claude-v3 Agentica workflows who need exact pattern constructors, tracking APIs, and coordination database semantics.

Skip if: Teams not using Agentica or Continuous-Claude-v3 who only need generic single-agent Claude Code prompts without Python coordination code.

When should I use this skill?

Building Agentica multi-agent workflows, debugging agent tracking or orphan detection, or needing constructor signatures from API_SPEC.md.

What you get

Exact Agentica pattern class APIs, CoordinationDB schema notes, HandoffAtom formats, and Python usage examples for tracked multi-agent runs.

  • API reference lookups
  • Pattern usage examples

By the numbers

  • Documents 11 Agentica pattern classes
  • Catalogs 6 core infrastructure components and 5 coordination primitives

Files

SKILL.mdMarkdownGitHub ↗

Agentica Infrastructure Reference

Complete API specification for Agentica multi-agent coordination infrastructure.

When to Use

  • Building multi-agent workflows with Agentica patterns
  • Need exact constructor signatures for pattern classes
  • Want to understand coordination database schema
  • Implementing custom patterns using primitives
  • Debugging agent tracking or orphan detection

Quick Reference

11 Pattern Classes

PatternPurposeKey Method
SwarmParallel perspectives.execute(query)
PipelineSequential stages.run(initial_state)
HierarchicalCoordinator + specialists.execute(task)
JuryVoting consensus.decide(return_type, question)
GeneratorCriticIterative refinement.run(task)
CircuitBreakerFailure fallback.execute(query)
AdversarialDebate + judge.resolve(question)
ChainOfResponsibilityRoute to handler.process(query)
MapReduceFan out + reduce.execute(query, chunks)
BlackboardShared state.solve(query)
EventDrivenEvent bus.publish(event)

Core Infrastructure

ComponentFilePurpose
CoordinationDBcoordination.pySQLite tracking
tracked_spawntracked_agent.pyAgent with tracking
HandoffAtomhandoff_atom.pyUniversal handoff format
BlackboardCacheblackboard.pyHot tier communication
MemoryServicememory_service.pyCore + Archival memory
create_claude_scopeclaude_scope.pyScope with file ops

Primitives

PrimitivePurpose
ConsensusVoting (MAJORITY, UNANIMOUS, THRESHOLD)
AggregatorCombine results (MERGE, CONCAT, BEST)
HandoffStateStructured agent handoff
build_premiseStructured premise builder
gather_fail_fastTaskGroup-based parallel execution

Full API Spec

See: API_SPEC.md in this skill directory

Usage Example

from scripts.agentica_patterns.patterns import Swarm, Jury
from scripts.agentica_patterns.primitives import ConsensusMode
from scripts.agentica_patterns.coordination import CoordinationDB
from scripts.agentica_patterns.tracked_agent import tracked_spawn

# Create tracking database
db = CoordinationDB(session_id="my-session")

# Swarm with tracking
swarm = Swarm(
    perspectives=["Security expert", "Performance expert"],
    db=db
)
result = await swarm.execute("Review this code")

# Jury with consensus
jury = Jury(
    num_jurors=3,
    consensus_mode=ConsensusMode.MAJORITY,
    premise="You evaluate code quality",
    db=db
)
verdict = await jury.decide(bool, "Is this code production ready?")

Location

API spec: .claude/skills/agentica-infrastructure/API_SPEC.md Source: scripts/agentica_patterns/

Related skills

How it compares

Use agentica-infrastructure for Agentica-specific Python coordination APIs rather than generic Claude subagent Task tool usage patterns.

FAQ

What pattern classes does agentica-infrastructure document?

agentica-infrastructure documents 11 Agentica pattern classes including Swarm, Pipeline, Hierarchical, Jury, GeneratorCritic, CircuitBreaker, Adversarial, ChainOfResponsibility, MapReduce, Blackboard, and EventDriven with key execute or run methods.

Where is the full Agentica API spec?

agentica-infrastructure points to API_SPEC.md in the skill directory and source under scripts/agentica_patterns/. CoordinationDB, tracked_spawn, and HandoffAtom definitions live alongside pattern implementations there.

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