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Preview documentation for AEL Beta 0.0.1 — launching soon

Use cases

With Beta 0.0.1 of AEL, the Agent Engineering Language, you will be able to build software-engineering agents, agents that serve HTTP or MCP clients, agents on devices and microcontrollers, and robot agents. This section shows what you will build in each field, which optional packages each one uses, and what each will and will not promise.

Status

Planned for AEL Beta 0.0.1. AEL is not available yet.

Complete example agent systems and deployment recipes will be published with the beta.

The pages

  • Services and APIs

    Turning a console agent into an HTTP, gRPC, WebSocket or MCP service that sends each reply to the authenticated caller that asked for it.

  • Retrieval over your documents

    Retrieval (RAG) from ingestion to cited answers, with your own knowledge connectors.

  • Robotics

    Typed units and frames, ROS 2 and DDS, simulation first, deterministic safety and hierarchical robot agents.

  • Scientific computing

    Numerical arrays, complex numbers, linear algebra, optimization, signal processing, integration and automatic differentiation.

  • Quantum computing

    Typed circuits, simulators, export to OpenQASM and QIR, jobs on quantum hardware and hybrid agent workflows.

  • Calling your existing programs

    Your Python, JavaScript, Java or .NET programs, shell commands and operating-system operations as typed tools.

What every use case will share

  • No server until you add one. An agent will need no server. It will become an HTTP, gRPC, WebSocket or MCP service only when you add that server package and, for HTTP, declare routes.
  • Optional packages. The packages of each field will be optional official packages, and only what you use will ship: an HTTP-only app will carry no gRPC or WebSocket code. The Package catalog lists the families.
  • You will run the outside systems. When a package talks to an outside system, such as a database, a model server, a robot or a quantum computer, it will use that system's own interface, and you will run that system.
  • The same building blocks. Every agent on these pages will be made of nodes and edges, described in Agents, and every code sample on these pages is preview syntax.