Manage and develop AI agents using kubani CLI. Use for checking agent health, versions, deployment status, running tests, evaluations, and managing Nexus proactive background missions.
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---
name: agents
description: Manage and develop AI agents using kubani CLI. Use for checking agent health, versions, deployment status, running tests, evaluations, and managing Nexus proactive background missions.
---
# AI Agents Management
Manage AI agents using the kubani CLI and cluster tools.
## Quick Commands
```bash
# Create a new agent automatically (NEW!)
kubani agent draft --name my-agent --description "..."
# Check agent creation status
kubani agent status my-agent
# List all agents with status
kubani agents list
# Run agent locally with hot-reload
kubani run k8s-monitor --hot-reload
# Run agent tests
kubani test k8s-monitor
# Run evaluation suite
kubani eval k8s-monitor
# View execution traces
kubani trace k8s-monitor
# Start observability dashboard
kubani dashboard
```
## Nexus Proactive Missions
The Nexus agent supports background missions — scheduled, autonomous tasks that run without user interaction. Missions are dispatched by the `NexusHeartbeatWorkflow` Temporal Schedule (every 1 minute) and executed as bounded `run_mission_agent_turn` activities.
### Mission Management
```bash
# Register the heartbeat Temporal Schedule (run once on cluster setup)
python -c "
from kubani.nexus.orchestrator.worker import register_heartbeat_schedule
import asyncio
asyncio.run(register_heartbeat_schedule())
"
# Apply the missions DB schema migration
kubectl apply -f infrastructure/gitops/apps/nexus/missions-migration-job.yaml
# View active missions
psql $NEXUS_DATABASE_URL -c "SELECT id, title, status, schedule, next_run_at FROM nexus_missions WHERE status='active';"
# View recent mission runs
psql $NEXUS_DATABASE_URL -c "SELECT mission_id, status, tool_calls_made, found_anomaly, duration_ms FROM nexus_mission_runs ORDER BY started_at DESC LIMIT 20;"
# Pause the heartbeat schedule (stops all missions)
temporal schedule pause --schedule-id nexus-heartbeat
# Resume the heartbeat schedule
temporal schedule unpause --schedule-id nexus-heartbeat
```
### Mission Policies
| Policy | Allowed MCP Servers | Use Case |
|---|---|---|
| `nexus` | memory, skills, fetch | Safe missions (research, summarisation) |
| `nexus-proactive` | + kubernetes, discord, temporal | Cluster monitoring missions |
Destructive operations in `nexus-proactive` (delete, scale, exec) require HITL approval.
## Arguments
- `agent-name`: Optional specific agent name for detailed info
## Instructions
### List All Agents
```bash
cd /home/al/git/kubani
echo "=== AI Agents ==="
echo ""
for earthfile in agents/*/Earthfile; do
agent_dir=$(dirname "$earthfile")
agent_name=$(basename "$agent_dir")
[ "$agent_name" = "core" ] && continue
# Get version from pyproject.toml
version=$(grep '^version = ' "$agent_dir/pyproject.toml" | sed 's/version = "\(.*\)"/\1/')
# Get deployed image
deployed=$(KUBECONFIG=/home/al/.kube/config kubectl get deploy $agent_name -n ai-agents -o jsonpath='{.spec.template.spec.containers[0].image}' 2>/dev/null || echo "not deployed")
# Get pod status
status=$(KUBECONFIG=/home/al/.kube/config kubectl get pods -n ai-agents -l app.kubernetes.io/name=$agent_name -o jsonpath='{.items[0].status.phase}' 2>/dev/null || echo "unknown")
echo "$agent_name"
echo " Source version: $version"
echo " Deployed image: $deployed"
echo " Pod status: $status"
echo ""
done
```
### Development Workflow
Use kubani for agent development:
```bash
# Initialize configuration (one-time)
kubani init
# Run agent with hot-reload
kubani run k8s-monitor --hot-reload
# Run with mock services (for offline development)
kubani run k8s-monitor --mock-mcp --mock-redis
# Run tests
kubani test k8s-monitor --coverage
# Run evaluation suite
kubani eval k8s-monitor
# Run specific evaluation layer
kubani eval k8s-monitor --layer llm
```
### Detailed Agent Info
For a specific agent, show detailed information:
```bash
AGENT_NAME="k8s-monitor"
# Pod details
KUBECONFIG=/home/al/.kube/config kubectl get pods -n ai-agents -l app.kubernetes.io/name=$AGENT_NAME -o wide
# Recent logs
KUBECONFIG=/home/al/.kube/config kubectl logs -n ai-agents -l app.kubernetes.io/name=$AGENT_NAME --tail=20
# Recent deployment history
git log --oneline -5 gitops/apps/ai-agents/$AGENT_NAME/deployment.yaml
# View traces
kubani trace $AGENT_NAME --last 10
# View metrics
kubani metrics $AGENT_NAME
```
### Build and Deploy
```bash
# Build agent container
kubani build k8s-monitor
# Deploy to cluster
kubani deploy k8s-monitor
# Rollback deployment
kubani deploy k8s-monitor --rollback
```
### Create New Agent
```bash
# Create from default template
kubani new my-agent
# Create with federated template
kubani new my-agent --template federated
```
## Framework
The `kubani/framework/` package provides shared functionality:
```bash
# Key modules:
# - config.py: Unified configuration system
# - events/: Event bus with hybrid event types
# - mcp/: MCP client
# - llm.py: LLM integration
# - registry/: Service registry
```
## Architecture
```
kubani/
├── framework/ # Core framework
│ ├── config.py # Unified configuration
│ ├── events/ # Event bus (hybrid types)
│ ├── mcp/ # MCP client
│ └── registry/ # Service registry
├── agents/ # Reusable agent implementations
│ ├── _base/ # Base agent class (KubaniAgent)
│ ├── critic/ # Execution evaluation (learning)
│ ├── reflection/ # Cross-agent insights (learning)
│ ├── skill_synthesizer/ # Skill proposal (learning)
│ ├── event_classifier/ # Event classification
│ ├── remediator/ # Remediation actions
│ └── ... # Other specialized agents
├── syndicates/ # Multi-agent orchestration
│ ├── _base/ # Base syndicate class
│ ├── k8s_monitor/ # Kubernetes monitoring
│ ├── news_digest/ # News aggregation
│ └── learning_system/ # Continuous learning (Critic + Reflection + Synthesizer)
├── nexus/ # Nexus agent (always-on, proactive)
│ ├── orchestrator/ # Temporal workflows and activities
│ │ ├── workflow.py # NexusOrchestratorWorkflow (proactive_mission signal)
│ │ ├── heartbeat_workflow.py # NexusHeartbeatWorkflow (cron dispatcher)
│ │ ├── activities.py # run_agent_turn, run_mission_agent_turn
│ │ └── worker.py # Worker + register_heartbeat_schedule
│ ├── missions/ # Mission CRUD, scheduler, activities
│ ├── models/ # NexusMission, NexusMissionRun models
│ └── tools/ # MCP clients (policy-aware), security
└── mcp/servers/ # MCP server implementations
```
## Learning System
The continuous learning system runs as a syndicate (`kubani/syndicates/learning_system/`):
```python
from kubani.syndicates.learning_system import LearningSystemSyndicate
from kubani.agents.critic import CriticAgent
from kubani.agents.reflection import ReflectionAgent
from kubani.agents.skill_synthesizer import SkillSynthesizerAgent
# Run the full learning system
syndicate = LearningSystemSyndicate()
await syndicate.start()
```
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