The Agent Compiler project serves as a design-time compiler specifically for AI agents. It transforms intents into structured, reviewable, and governable agent architectures without executing the agents. The core workflow of this tool can be summarized as:

Intent → Plan → Diff → Publish

Key Features

• Compile-Only System: Focuses exclusively on generating reviewable artifacts that facilitate governance over AI agents, ensuring that critical decisions are made during the compile phase rather than at runtime.
• Governance Philosophy: The design emphasizes the importance of establishing guidelines around agent permissions, tool access, and the necessity for human approvals, all to reside at compile time.

Project Objectives

This repository aims to explore the structure and functionality of a governance layer for AI agents, embodying principles that prioritize design-time over runtime considerations. The proposed features within the early roadmap include:

• A rich intent schema outlining capabilities, constraints, and risk tiers.
• Rules for deterministic topology selection.
• Capability diffing functionality across different versions of agents.
• Export adapters that allow for integration with various agent runtimes, such as LangGraph.
• Establishing design-time approval workflows to reinforce governance.

Overall, the Agent Compiler aims to provide a framework for the responsible design and management of AI agents, ensuring robust governance while facilitating efficient development processes.