AGENTUM — Agent Orchestration Layer

What is AGENTUM?

AGENTUM is the agent orchestration layer of the ARCHAI system. It coordinates, schedules, and supervises autonomous and semi‑autonomous agents operating within the architecture.

Purpose of AGENTUM

AGENTUM ensures that agents act in a way that is:

• Aligned with system governance
• Efficient and non‑conflicting
• Traceable and auditable
• Scoped to their permissions and roles

Core Responsibilities

AGENTUM is responsible for:

• Agent lifecycle management
• Task routing and delegation
• Conflict detection and resolution
• Priority and scheduling logic
• Monitoring and accountability of agent actions

Agent Classes

Within AGENTUM, agents can be classified as:

• System agents — core infrastructure and governance tasks
• Service agents — domain‑specific operations
• Interface agents — user‑facing or API‑facing layers
• Meta‑agents — agents that supervise other agents

Relationship to Other Modules

AGENTUM interacts closely with:

• ARCHAI — defines the rules agents must obey
• IDENTARCH — binds agents to identities
• INTENTUM — translates intent into agent tasks
• MNEMARCH — provides memory context to agents
• ACCOUNTUM — enforces account‑level constraints