Architectures

Agent Architecture

A blueprint defining the internal components of an agent, including data structures, operations, and control flow. The architecture determines how the agent perceives, reasons, and acts.

Deliberative Architectures

Complex systems that use symbolic representations, models, and planning based on mental attitudes like goals. These agents reason about their goals and the environment to make informed decisions.

Hybrid Architectures

Combine reactive and deliberative elements for fast responses and long-term planning. This allows agents to react quickly to immediate situations while also engaging in long-term planning and reasoning.

Reactive Architectures

Simple control systems that react directly to the environment. These agents react quickly to the environment but lack internal models or planning capabilities.