Multiple MCP tools, persistent graph memory, token-saving data pointers, and more.
A collection of autonomous agent examples demonstrating how to integrate the Neonia Model Context Protocol (MCP) Gateway using the official Streamable HTTP transport standard. This repository will continuously grow with new patterns demonstrating deterministic, high-performance AI agents. Our first major showcases focus on solving two critical problems in modern agent architectures: Context…
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A collection of autonomous agent examples demonstrating how to integrate the Neonia Model Context Protocol (MCP) Gateway using the official Streamable HTTP transport standard. This repository will continuously grow with new patterns demonstrating deterministic, high-performance AI agents. Our first major showcases focus on solving two critical problems in modern agent architectures: Context Window Bloat and Tool Rigidity. Agents are traditionally hard-coded with a static list of tools. If a…
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