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Aixgo Features Reference

Last Updated: 2026-03-08 Current release: see GitHub Releases — canonical version is the git tag; feature-introduction versions (v0.3.0+ etc.) below are historical markers


Authoritative Feature Catalog

This document is the complete, authoritative reference for ALL Aixgo features. It is maintained as the single source of truth and is referenced by other projects and documentation.

This catalog contains:

  • Complete feature listings with status (✅ Implemented, 🚧 In Progress, 🔮 Roadmap)
  • Code references and file locations
  • Technical specifications and configuration examples
  • Keywords for searchability

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Feature Summary

Core Statistics:

  • Agent Types: 6 (ReAct, Classifier, Aggregator, Planner, Producer, Logger)
  • LLM Providers: 7+ (OpenAI, Anthropic, Gemini, xAI, Vertex AI, Amazon Bedrock, HuggingFace)
  • Orchestration Patterns: 13 (All implemented, 2 in roadmap)
  • Deployment Options: 5+ (Binary, Docker, K8s, Cloud Run, Distributed)
  • Security Modes: 4 (Disabled, Delegated, Builtin, Hybrid)
  • Observability Backends: 6+ (Langfuse, Jaeger, Honeycomb, Grafana, New Relic, Datadog)
  • Example Configurations: 15+ production-ready examples

Typical Performance Characteristics (measured on Apple M2 Max, Go 1.26, single-node):

  • Binary Size: <20MB
  • Cold Start: <100ms
  • Memory Footprint: ~50MB base
  • Concurrent Agents: 1000+

Table of Contents


Feature Status Legend

  • ✅ Implemented: Available in current release with production examples
  • 🚧 In Progress: Under active development
  • 🔮 Roadmap: Planned for future releases
  • ❌ Not Available: Not currently planned

CLI Interface

Command-Line Tools

Feature Status Description Code Reference
Cobra CLI ✅ Implemented Modern CLI framework with subcommands (v0.6.0+) cmd/aixgo/cmd/
run Command ✅ Implemented Run agent orchestrator from YAML config cmd/aixgo/cmd/run.go
chat Command ✅ Implemented Interactive multi-model coding assistant cmd/aixgo/cmd/chat.go
session Command ✅ Implemented Session management (list, resume, delete) cmd/aixgo/cmd/session.go
models Command ✅ Implemented List available LLM models with pricing cmd/aixgo/cmd/models.go
Shell Completion ✅ Implemented bash/zsh/fish/powershell completion with dynamic model/session/config suggestions cmd/aixgo/cmd/completion.go
doctor Command ✅ Implemented Environment diagnostics: Go version, provider keys, state dir perms, config validation, MCP reachability; text/JSON output cmd/aixgo/cmd/doctor.go

Interactive Chat Assistant

Feature Status Description Code Reference
Multi-Model Support ✅ Implemented 7+ LLM providers (Claude, GPT, Gemini, Grok) pkg/assistant/coordinator/
Session Persistence ✅ Implemented JSON file-based session storage pkg/assistant/session/
Cost Tracking ✅ Implemented Real-time per-message cost display pkg/llm/cost/
Streaming Output ✅ Implemented Real-time streaming responses pkg/assistant/coordinator/streaming.go
Model Switching ✅ Implemented Switch models mid-conversation (/model) cmd/aixgo/cmd/chat.go
Interactive Prompts ✅ Implemented Selection menus and confirmations pkg/assistant/prompt/
Non-Interactive Mode ✅ Implemented One-shot prompts via -p, stdin piping, --output json, --max-tokens, --max-output-kib soft cap with truncation cmd/aixgo/cmd/chat.go
Readline Input ✅ Implemented Arrow-key history recall, line editing, persisted history (~/.aixgo/chat_history), tab-completion for slash commands cmd/aixgo/cmd/chat.go

Assistant Tools

Feature Status Description Code Reference
File Operations ✅ Implemented read_file, write_file, glob, grep pkg/assistant/tools/file/
Git Operations ✅ Implemented git_status, git_diff, git_commit, git_log pkg/assistant/tools/git/
Terminal Execution ✅ Implemented Safe command execution with allowlist pkg/assistant/tools/terminal/
Tool Registry ✅ Implemented MCP-compatible tool registration pkg/assistant/tools/registry.go

CLI Usage Examples:

# Run orchestrator (YAML-based multi-agent systems)
aixgo run -config agents.yaml

# Interactive chat assistant
aixgo chat                              # Use default model
aixgo chat --model gpt-4o              # Specify model
aixgo chat --session abc123            # Resume session
aixgo chat --no-stream                 # Disable streaming

# Session management
aixgo session list                     # List all sessions
aixgo session resume <id>              # Resume a session
aixgo session delete <id>              # Delete a session

# Model information
aixgo models                           # List available models with pricing

In-Session Commands (aixgo chat):

  • /model <name> - Switch to a different model mid-conversation
  • /cost - Show detailed session cost summary
  • /save - Manually save the current session
  • /clear - Clear conversation history (with confirmation)
  • /help - Show available commands and tips
  • /quit or /exit - Save and exit the chat

Interactive Features:

  • Model Selection - Visual menu for choosing LLM on startup
  • Streaming Output - Real-time markdown rendering of responses
  • Cost Display - Automatic cost tracking after each message
  • File Operations - Natural language file read/write/search
  • Git Integration - Execute git commands through conversation
  • Terminal Access - Run commands with safety confirmations
  • Session Persistence - Automatic save to ~/.aixgo/sessions/

Core Architecture

Runtime Systems

Feature Status Description Code Reference
Unified Runtime ✅ Implemented Consolidated runtime with functional options (v0.3.0+) runtime.go
Local Runtime ✅ Implemented In-process communication using Go channels for single-binary deployment runtime.go
Distributed Runtime ✅ Implemented Multi-node orchestration using gRPC for distributed deployment internal/runtime/
Distributed TLS/mTLS ✅ Implemented Secure gRPC with TLS/mTLS and service mesh support (v0.3.0+) internal/runtime/distributed.go
Distributed Streaming ✅ Implemented gRPC streaming for long-running remote agent operations (v0.3.0+) internal/runtime/distributed.go
Runtime Migration ✅ Implemented Seamless migration from local to distributed with zero code changes runtime.go, internal/runtime/
Message Protocol ✅ Implemented Protocol buffer-based message passing between agents proto/message.proto
State Persistence ✅ Implemented Workflow state checkpointing and resumption internal/workflow/persistence.go
Session Persistence ✅ Implemented Session management with JSONL and Redis storage (v0.3.0+) pkg/session/
Phased Agent Startup ✅ Implemented Dependency-aware startup ordering using topological sort internal/graph/, runtime.go

Phased Startup Features (v0.2.3+):

  • DependsOn Field: Declare agent startup dependencies in AgentDef
  • Topological Sort: Kahn's algorithm ensures correct startup order
  • Phase-Based Execution: Agents grouped into levels (Phase 0: no deps, Phase N: deps on < N)
  • Concurrent Phase Startup: Agents within each phase start concurrently for performance
  • Ready() Polling: Waits for agents to be Ready() before starting next phase
  • AgentStartTimeout: Configurable timeout (30s default) for startup

Configuration Example:

agents:
  - name: database
    role: producer

  - name: cache
    role: producer
    depends_on: [database]

  - name: api
    role: react
    depends_on: [database, cache]

Supported Runtimes: LocalRuntime, Runtime, DistributedRuntime

Keywords: runtime, local runtime, distributed runtime, gRPC, channels, message passing, state management, phased startup, dependency ordering, topological sort

Session Persistence (v0.3.0+)

Feature Status Description Code Reference
Session Manager ✅ Implemented Create, get, list, delete sessions with lifecycle management pkg/session/manager.go
Session Interface ✅ Implemented AppendMessage, GetMessages, Checkpoint, Restore operations pkg/session/session.go
File Backend ✅ Implemented JSONL file-based storage with append-only writes and path traversal protection pkg/session/file_backend.go
Redis Backend ✅ Implemented Distributed session storage for multi-node deployments pkg/session/redis_backend.go
Checkpoint/Restore ✅ Implemented Create snapshots and restore to previous states with integrity checksums pkg/session/session.go
Context Helpers ✅ Implemented SessionFromContext, ContextWithSession utilities pkg/session/context.go
Runtime Integration ✅ Implemented CallWithSession for session-aware agent execution runtime.go
SessionAware Agents ✅ Implemented ReAct agents with conversation history access agents/react.go

Session Features:

  • GetOrCreate Pattern: Automatically resume or create sessions by user ID
  • Message History: Full conversation history with timestamps
  • Checkpoint Integrity: SHA256 checksums for entry verification
  • Thread-Safe: All operations safe for concurrent use
  • Default Enabled: Sessions enabled by default (opt-out via session_mode: disabled)

Configuration Example:

session:
  enabled: true
  store: file
  base_dir: ~/.aixgo/sessions
  checkpoint:
    auto_save: false
    interval: 5m

Usage Example:

backend, _ := session.NewFileBackend("")
mgr := session.NewManager(backend)

sess, _ := mgr.GetOrCreate(ctx, "assistant", "user-123")
sess.AppendMessage(ctx, agent.NewMessage("user", "Hello"))

checkpoint, _ := sess.Checkpoint(ctx)
// Later: sess.Restore(ctx, checkpoint.ID)

Keywords: session, persistence, checkpoint, restore, conversation history, memory, JSONL, file storage

Deployment Characteristics

Feature Status Description Metrics
Binary Size ✅ Implemented Ultra-small binary footprint <20MB
Cold Start Time ✅ Implemented Near-instant startup for serverless deployments <100ms
Zero Dependencies ✅ Implemented No runtime dependencies required Single binary
Cross-Platform ✅ Implemented Compile for Linux, macOS, Windows Go compilation
Container Support ✅ Implemented Docker images with Alpine base Multi-stage builds

Keywords: deployment, binary, container, docker, serverless, cold start, dependencies

Type Safety & Validation

Feature Status Description Code Reference
Compile-Time Type Checking ✅ Implemented Go's type system prevents runtime errors Native Go
JSON Schema Validation ✅ Implemented Schema-based validation for LLM inputs/outputs internal/llm/schema/, pkg/security/validation.go
Pydantic AI-Style Validation ✅ Implemented Automatic retry with validation errors for structured outputs (MaxRetries: 3 default) internal/llm/validator/
Field-Level Validators ✅ Implemented Custom validation functions per field internal/llm/validator/
Union Type Support ✅ Implemented Discriminated unions with type safety internal/llm/validator/
Generic Type Support ✅ Implemented Generic type validation for structured outputs internal/llm/validator/
Input Sanitization ✅ Implemented Security-focused input cleaning and validation pkg/security/sanitize.go
Safe YAML Parsing ✅ Implemented Size/depth/complexity limits for YAML configs pkg/security/yaml.go

Validation Retry Benefits:

  • 40-70% improvement in structured output reliability
  • Zero configuration required (works automatically)
  • Configurable MaxRetries (default: 3)
  • Automatic error feedback to LLM for correction

Keywords: type safety, validation, schema, pydantic, sanitization, yaml parsing, field validators, union types, generics


Agent Types

ReAct Agent

Status: ✅ Implemented Code: agents/react.go

Capability Description
Reasoning Loop Iterative thought-action-observation cycles
Tool Calling LLM-powered tool selection and execution
Context Management Conversation history and state tracking
Multi-Turn Dialogue Handle complex multi-step interactions
Error Recovery Automatic retry with error context
Streaming Support Stream responses in real-time
Structured Outputs Type-safe JSON responses with validation

Keywords: react, reasoning, acting, tool calling, llm agent, conversational ai

Classifier Agent

Status: ✅ Implemented Code: agents/classifier.go

Capability Description
Category Classification Assign content to predefined categories
Confidence Scoring Return probability scores for classifications
Keyword Matching Optional keyword-based boosting
Multi-Label Support Assign multiple categories to content
Threshold Filtering Configurable confidence thresholds
Custom Categories Define application-specific taxonomies
LLM-Based Classification Use any supported LLM for intelligent routing

Configuration Example:

classifier_config:
  categories:
    - name: technical_issue
      description: "Technical problems and bugs"
      keywords: ["error", "bug", "crash"]
  confidence_threshold: 0.7
  temperature: 0.3

Keywords: classifier, classification, categorization, routing, intent detection, confidence scoring

Aggregator Agent

Status: ✅ Implemented Code: agents/aggregator.go

Strategy Description Use Case Cost
Consensus Majority voting across agent outputs Democratic decision-making LLM-based
Weighted Confidence-weighted synthesis Expert-weighted opinions LLM-based
Semantic Embedding-based similarity aggregation Similar response clustering LLM-based
Hierarchical Multi-level synthesis with sub-aggregators Complex multi-stage aggregation LLM-based
RAG-Based Retrieval-augmented aggregation Knowledge-grounded synthesis LLM-based

Deterministic Voting Strategies (Zero LLM Cost):

  • voting_majority - Simple majority wins (most common response)
  • voting_unanimous - Requires all agents agree (strict consensus)
  • voting_weighted - Weight by agent confidence scores
  • voting_confidence - Highest confidence wins

Features:

  • Conflict resolution (LLM-mediated or rule-based)
  • Configurable consensus thresholds
  • Timeout handling for slow agents
  • Fallback strategies for failures
  • Zero-cost deterministic voting options

Configuration Example:

aggregator_config:
  aggregation_strategy: consensus
  consensus_threshold: 0.75
  conflict_resolution: llm_mediated
  timeout_ms: 5000

Keywords: aggregator, aggregation, synthesis, consensus, voting, multi-agent fusion

Planner Agent

Status: ✅ Implemented Code: agents/planner.go

Capability Description
Task Decomposition Break complex tasks into subtasks
Dependency Analysis Identify task dependencies and ordering
Dynamic Planning Adapt plans based on execution results
Re-Planning Automatic re-planning on failures
Resource Allocation Assign tasks to appropriate agents
Progress Tracking Monitor task completion status

Configuration Example:

planner_config:
  max_tasks: 20
  enable_replanning: true
  task_timeout_ms: 30000

Keywords: planner, planning, task decomposition, workflow planning, dynamic planning

Producer Agent

Status: ✅ Implemented Code: agents/producer.go

Capability Description
Interval-Based Generation Generate messages at fixed intervals
Event-Driven Production Trigger on external events
Data Templating Template-based message generation
Rate Control Configurable production rate
Output Routing Route to multiple downstream agents

Configuration Example:

agents:
  - name: event-generator
    role: producer
    interval: 500ms
    outputs:
      - target: processor

Keywords: producer, generator, event source, data producer, message generation

Logger Agent

Status: ✅ Implemented Code: agents/logger.go

Capability Description
Message Logging Log all incoming messages
Structured Logging JSON-formatted log output
Filtering Configurable log level filtering
Audit Trail Complete message history for compliance
Multiple Outputs Log to file, stdout, or external systems

Configuration Example:

agents:
  - name: audit-log
    role: logger
    inputs:
      - source: processor

Keywords: logger, logging, audit trail, message logging, observability


LLM Providers

OpenAI

Status: ✅ Implemented Code: internal/llm/provider/openai.go

Feature Supported Models
Chat Completion GPT-4, GPT-4 Turbo, GPT-3.5 Turbo
Streaming All chat models
Function Calling GPT-4, GPT-3.5 Turbo (all versions)
Vision GPT-4 Vision (future)
Structured Outputs JSON mode, function schemas
Temperature Control 0.0 - 2.0
Token Limits Model-specific (4K - 128K context)

Environment Variable: OPENAI_API_KEY Model Detection: gpt-* prefix

Keywords: openai, gpt-4, gpt-3.5, chatgpt, function calling

Anthropic (Claude)

Status: ✅ Implemented Code: internal/llm/provider/anthropic.go

Feature Supported Models
Chat Completion Claude 3.5 Sonnet, Claude 3 Opus, Claude 3 Haiku
Streaming All Claude models
Tool Use Native tool calling support
Extended Context Up to 200K tokens
System Prompts Dedicated system message support
Temperature Control 0.0 - 1.0

Environment Variable: ANTHROPIC_API_KEY Model Detection: claude-* prefix

Keywords: anthropic, claude, claude 3, extended context, tool use

Google Gemini

Status: ✅ Implemented Code: internal/llm/provider/gemini.go

Feature Supported Models
Chat Completion Gemini 1.5 Pro, Gemini 1.5 Flash
Multi-Modal Text, future image/video support
Function Calling Native function calling
Large Context Up to 2M tokens (Gemini 1.5 Pro)
Streaming All models
Safety Settings Configurable content filtering

Environment Variable: GOOGLE_API_KEY Model Detection: gemini-* prefix

Keywords: google, gemini, multi-modal, large context, google ai

xAI (Grok)

Status: ✅ Implemented Code: internal/llm/provider/xai.go

Feature Supported Models
Chat Completion Grok-beta, Grok-1
Streaming All models
Real-Time Data Access to current information
Function Calling Standard function calling

Environment Variable: XAI_API_KEY Model Detection: grok-*, xai-* prefix

Keywords: xai, grok, real-time, twitter integration

Google Vertex AI

Status: ✅ Implemented Code: internal/llm/provider/vertexai.go

Feature Description
Enterprise Deployment Google Cloud integration
Gemini on Vertex Access Gemini models via Vertex AI
Compliance Enterprise security and compliance
IAM Integration Google Cloud IAM authentication
Multi-Region Deploy across Google Cloud regions

Environment Variable: GOOGLE_CLOUD_PROJECT Authentication: Google Cloud credentials

Keywords: vertex ai, google cloud, enterprise, gemini, iam

Amazon Bedrock

Status: ✅ Implemented Code: pkg/llm/provider/bedrock.go

Feature Status
Multi-Model Access (Claude, Llama, Nova, Titan, Mistral) ✅
Converse API (unified messaging) ✅
Streaming (ConverseStream) ✅
Tool Calling ✅
Structured Output ✅
AWS IAM Authentication ✅
Cross-Region Support ✅
Retry with Exponential Backoff ✅

Supported Models:

  • Anthropic Claude: claude-3-5-sonnet, claude-3-haiku, claude-3-opus
  • Amazon Nova: nova-pro, nova-lite, nova-micro
  • Meta Llama: llama3-70b, llama3-8b, llama4 series
  • Mistral: mistral-large
  • Amazon Titan: titan-text-express, titan-text-lite
  • Cohere: command-r, command-r-plus
  • AI21: jamba-1-5-large, jamba-1-5-mini

Configuration Example:

agents:
  - name: analyst
    role: react
    model: anthropic.claude-3-5-sonnet-20240620-v1:0
    provider: bedrock

Environment Variables:

  • AWS_REGION / AWS_DEFAULT_REGION
  • AWS_ACCESS_KEY_ID / AWS_SECRET_ACCESS_KEY (or IAM role)
  • AWS_PROFILE (optional)

Keywords: amazon bedrock, aws, claude on bedrock, nova, llama, enterprise ai, iam authentication

HuggingFace

Status: ✅ Implemented Code: internal/llm/provider/huggingface_basic.go, internal/llm/provider/huggingface_production.go

Variant Description Code Reference
Free API Inference API with simulated streaming huggingface_basic.go
Production Optimized for paid endpoints (TGI) huggingface_production.go

Supported Models:

  • Meta-Llama (Llama 2, Llama 3)
  • Mistral AI models
  • Falcon
  • StarCoder
  • 100+ other models

Environment Variable: HUGGINGFACE_API_KEY Model Detection: meta-llama/*, mistralai/*, etc.

Keywords: huggingface, llama, mistral, open source models, tgi

Local Inference (Ollama)

Status: ✅ Implemented Code: internal/llm/inference/ollama.go

Feature Description
Local Models Run models locally with zero API costs
SSRF Protection Enterprise-grade URL validation, private IP blocking, localhost prevention
Hybrid Cloud Fallback Automatic fallback to cloud providers on failure
K8s Manifests Production Kubernetes deployment configs
Model Support phi, llama, mistral, gemma, 100+ models
Streaming Native streaming support
100% Cost Savings Eliminate API costs entirely for inference

Configuration:

model_services:
  - name: llama-service
    provider: huggingface
    model: meta-llama/Llama-2-7b
    runtime: ollama
    config:
      address: http://localhost:11434

SSRF Configuration (optional):

# Extend default allowlist for production Kubernetes deployments
export OLLAMA_ALLOWED_HOSTS="ollama-service.production.svc.cluster.local"

Keywords: ollama, local inference, local models, self-hosted, zero cost, ssrf protection

Additional Inference Services

Service Status Description Code Reference
vLLM ✅ Implemented High-performance inference server for large models internal/llm/inference/vllm.go
HuggingFace TEI ✅ Implemented Text Embeddings Inference (self-hosted embeddings) internal/llm/inference/huggingface.go
Hybrid Fallback ✅ Implemented Automatic fallback from local to cloud on failures internal/llm/inference/hybrid.go

Inference Backend Summary:

  • Ollama: Best for development and local testing (SSRF protection included)
  • vLLM: Best for production self-hosted inference
  • HuggingFace TEI: Best for self-hosted embeddings
  • Hybrid: Combine local + cloud with automatic failover

Keywords: vllm, inference services, text generation inference, tei, hybrid inference, self-hosted


Orchestration Patterns

Total Patterns: 13 ✅ All Implemented and production-ready

For complete pattern documentation with code examples, configuration, and use cases, see PATTERNS.md.

Quick Reference:

  1. ✅ Supervisor - Centralized hub-and-spoke coordination
  2. ✅ Sequential - Ordered pipeline execution
  3. ✅ Parallel - Concurrent multi-agent processing (3-4× speedup)
  4. ✅ Router - Intelligent model routing (25-50% cost savings)
  5. ✅ Swarm - Decentralized agent handoffs
  6. ✅ Hierarchical - Multi-level delegation
  7. ✅ RAG - Retrieval-augmented generation (70% token reduction)
  8. ✅ Reflection - Self-critique and refinement (20-50% quality improvement)
  9. ✅ Ensemble - Multi-model voting (25-50% error reduction)
  10. ✅ Classifier - Intent-based routing
  11. ✅ Aggregation - Multi-agent synthesis
  12. ✅ Planning - Dynamic task decomposition
  13. ✅ MapReduce - Distributed batch processing

Roadmap Patterns:

  • 🔮 Debate Pattern (v2.1+, 2025 H2)
  • 🔮 Nested/Composite Pattern (v2.2+, 2025 H2)

This section provides feature status and keywords. For implementation details, pattern selection guide, and real-world examples, see PATTERNS.md.

Pattern Details (Code references, features, use cases, complexity):

  • See PATTERNS.md for comprehensive documentation on all 13 patterns
  • Pattern selection guide and decision tree
  • Real-world examples and performance metrics
  • Code examples and configuration templates

Tools & MCP (Model Context Protocol)

Core MCP Features

Status: ✅ Implemented Code: pkg/mcp/

Feature Description Code Reference
Tool Registration Dynamic tool discovery and registration pkg/mcp/registry.go
Type-Safe Tools Strongly-typed tool definitions pkg/mcp/typed_tools.go
Function Calling LLM-powered tool invocation pkg/mcp/client.go
Multi-Server Support Connect to multiple MCP servers pkg/mcp/cluster.go
Service Discovery Automatic tool discovery pkg/mcp/discovery.go

Keywords: mcp, model context protocol, tools, function calling, tool registry

Transport Modes

Transport Status Description Code Reference
Local Transport ✅ Implemented In-process tool communication pkg/mcp/transport_local.go
gRPC Transport ✅ Implemented Remote service integration via gRPC pkg/mcp/transport_grpc.go
HTTP Transport 🔮 Roadmap REST API tool calling Planned

Configuration Example:

mcp_servers:
  - name: weather-service
    transport: local
  - name: data-service
    transport: grpc
    address: localhost:50051
    tls: true
    auth:
      type: bearer
      token_env: DATA_API_TOKEN

Keywords: transport, grpc, local transport, remote tools

MCP Security

Feature Status Description
TLS/mTLS ✅ Implemented Encrypted gRPC connections
Authentication ✅ Implemented Bearer token, API key support
Authorization ✅ Implemented RBAC for tool access
Input Validation ✅ Implemented Schema-based validation
Rate Limiting ✅ Implemented Per-tool rate limits

Keywords: mcp security, tls, authentication, authorization, validation

Built-in Tool Support

Category Examples Status
Data Access Database queries, API calls ✅ Via MCP
File Operations Read, write, search files ✅ Via MCP
Web Tools HTTP requests, web scraping ✅ Via MCP
Custom Tools User-defined functions ✅ Via MCP

Keywords: tools, built-in tools, custom tools, data access, file operations


Data Infrastructure

Vector Databases

Vector Store Status Description Code Reference
Google Firestore ✅ Implemented Cloud-native vector storage with auto-scaling pkg/vectorstore/firestore/
In-Memory Store ✅ Implemented High-performance local vector storage pkg/vectorstore/memory/
Qdrant 🔮 Roadmap High-performance vector search engine Planned
pgvector 🔮 Roadmap PostgreSQL vector extension Planned
ChromaDB 🔮 Roadmap Open-source embedding database Planned

Features:

  • Semantic similarity search
  • Metadata filtering
  • Batch operations
  • Index optimization
  • Persistent storage

Keywords: vector database, vector store, embeddings, similarity search, firestore, qdrant, pgvector

Embeddings

Provider Status Models Code Reference
OpenAI ✅ Implemented text-embedding-ada-002, text-embedding-3-small, text-embedding-3-large pkg/embeddings/openai.go
HuggingFace API ✅ Implemented All HF embedding models via Inference API pkg/embeddings/huggingface.go
HuggingFace TEI ✅ Implemented Text Embeddings Inference (self-hosted) pkg/embeddings/huggingface_tei.go
Vertex AI 🔮 Roadmap Google Cloud embeddings Planned

Features:

  • Batch embedding generation
  • Caching for performance
  • Dimension normalization
  • Custom model support

Keywords: embeddings, text embeddings, openai embeddings, huggingface embeddings, tei

Memory & Context

Feature Status Description Code Reference
Conversation History ✅ Implemented Persistent conversation storage pkg/memory/memory.go
Semantic Memory ✅ Implemented Vector-based long-term memory pkg/memory/memory.go
RAG Systems ✅ Implemented Retrieval-augmented generation Agent integration
Context Window Management ✅ Implemented Automatic context trimming internal/llm/context/
Context Window Optimization ✅ Implemented Smart context management internal/llm/context/
Summary-Based Compression ✅ Implemented Compress old context with summaries internal/llm/context/
Token Counting ✅ Implemented Accurate token estimation internal/llm/cost/calculator.go
Tool Schema Caching ✅ Implemented Cache tool definitions to reduce tokens pkg/mcp/
Long-Term Memory 🔮 Roadmap Cross-session knowledge retention Planned

Context Management Features:

  • Automatic context window optimization
  • Smart trimming based on token limits
  • Summary-based compression for long conversations
  • Token counting and estimation
  • Tool schema caching to reduce redundancy
  • Multiple pruning strategies (FIFO, summary, semantic)

Keywords: memory, conversation history, semantic memory, rag, context management, context optimization, token counting, compression


Security Features

Code Reference: pkg/security/

For detailed security guidelines, code examples, and best practices, see:

This section provides feature catalog and code references.

Authentication & Authorization

Feature Status Description Code Reference
Auth Framework ✅ Implemented Pluggable authentication system pkg/security/auth.go
Disabled Mode ✅ Implemented No auth (dev only) pkg/security/auth.go
Delegated Auth ✅ Implemented Cloud IAP, AWS ALB, etc. pkg/security/auth.go
Builtin Auth ✅ Implemented API key authentication pkg/security/auth.go
Hybrid Auth ✅ Implemented Combine multiple auth methods pkg/security/auth.go
RBAC ✅ Implemented Role-based access control pkg/security/auth.go
JWT Verification ✅ Implemented JSON Web Token validation pkg/security/auth.go
Google Cloud IAP ✅ Implemented Identity-Aware Proxy JWT verification pkg/security/iap.go

Configuration Example:

security:
  auth:
    mode: builtin  # disabled, delegated, builtin, hybrid
    api_keys:
      - name: service1
        key_env: SERVICE1_API_KEY
    rbac:
      enabled: true
      roles:
        - name: admin
          permissions: ["*"]

Keywords: authentication, authorization, rbac, jwt, api key, iap, auth modes

Input Security

Feature Status Description Code Reference
Input Validation ✅ Implemented Schema-based validation pkg/security/validation.go
Input Sanitization ✅ Implemented HTML/script removal pkg/security/sanitize.go
Error Sanitization ✅ Implemented Masks file paths, IPs, and sensitive info in error messages pkg/security/sanitize.go
Prompt Injection Protection ✅ Implemented Detection and mitigation pkg/security/prompt_injection.go
SSRF Protection ✅ Implemented URL validation, private IP blocking, metadata service blocking, DNS rebinding prevention pkg/security/ssrf.go
Path Traversal Prevention ✅ Implemented File path validation with allowlist checking (v0.3.0+) pkg/security/validation.go, pkg/session/file_backend.go
Subprocess Injection Prevention ✅ Implemented Input validation with strict allowlists (v0.3.0+) pkg/security/validation.go
Safe Integer Conversion ✅ Implemented Bounds checking for int to int32 conversions (v0.3.0+) internal/llm/provider/vertexai.go
Cryptographic RNG ✅ Implemented crypto/rand for session IDs and security-critical operations (v0.3.0+) pkg/session/
SQL Injection Prevention ✅ Implemented Parameterized queries Best practices
Timing Attack Prevention ✅ Implemented Constant-time comparison for API keys pkg/security/auth.go

Error Sanitization Features:

  • Automatically masks file system paths
  • Redacts IP addresses and network info
  • Removes sensitive stack trace details
  • Safe error messages for production

SSRF Protection Features:

  • Shared reusable validator (pkg/security/ssrf.go)
  • URL scheme validation (HTTP/HTTPS only)
  • Private IP blocking (RFC1918: 10.x, 172.16-31.x, 192.168.x)
  • Cloud metadata service blocking (169.254.169.254)
  • Link-local and multicast address blocking
  • DNS rebinding protection via DialContext validation
  • Configurable host allowlists
  • Environment variable support (OLLAMA_ALLOWED_HOSTS)
  • Default Ollama allowlist: localhost, 127.0.0.1, ::1, ollama, ollama-service

Security Hardening (v0.3.0+):

  • 29 Code Scanning Alerts Fixed: Comprehensive security audit and remediation
  • G204 Mitigation: Subprocess injection prevention via input validation
  • G304 Mitigation: Path traversal prevention with component validation
  • G402 Warnings: TLS security warnings and best practices documentation
  • G115 Mitigation: Safe integer conversion with bounds checking
  • G404 Mitigation: crypto/rand for security-critical randomness
  • Example Secrets: Placeholder patterns throughout documentation
  • File Permissions: Restrictive 0700/0600 for session storage

Keywords: input validation, sanitization, prompt injection, ssrf, path traversal, injection prevention, error sanitization, timing attacks, security hardening, code scanning

Rate Limiting & Throttling

Feature Status Description Code Reference
Token Bucket Algorithm ✅ Implemented Smooth rate limiting pkg/security/ratelimit.go
Per-User Limits ✅ Implemented User-specific quotas pkg/security/ratelimit.go
Per-Endpoint Limits ✅ Implemented API endpoint throttling pkg/security/ratelimit.go
Burst Handling ✅ Implemented Allow burst traffic pkg/security/ratelimit.go
Distributed Rate Limiting 🔮 Roadmap Cross-instance limiting Planned

Configuration Example:

security:
  rate_limiting:
    enabled: true
    requests_per_second: 10
    burst: 20
    per_user: true

Keywords: rate limiting, throttling, token bucket, quota, burst handling

Audit & Compliance

Feature Status Description Code Reference
Audit Logging ✅ Implemented Security event logging pkg/security/audit.go
SIEM Integration ✅ Implemented Export to SIEM systems pkg/security/audit_siem.go
Compliance Logging ✅ Implemented GDPR, HIPAA-ready logs pkg/security/audit.go
PII Detection ✅ Implemented Detect sensitive data pkg/security/extractor.go
Audit Trail ✅ Implemented Complete request history pkg/security/audit.go

SIEM Integration Backends:

  • Elasticsearch - Direct integration with Elastic Stack
  • Splunk HEC - HTTP Event Collector integration
  • Webhook - Generic webhook for custom integrations
  • Custom - Build your own SIEM adapter
  • Datadog (via webhook)
  • Sumo Logic (via webhook)

Keywords: audit logging, siem, compliance, pii detection, audit trail, elasticsearch, splunk

Transport Security

Feature Status Description
TLS Support ✅ Implemented Encrypted HTTP/gRPC
mTLS ✅ Implemented Mutual TLS authentication
Certificate Management ✅ Implemented Auto cert rotation support
Secure Headers ✅ Implemented HSTS, CSP, etc.

Note: TLS/mTLS handled by cloud infrastructure (Cloud Run, GKE, etc.)

Keywords: tls, mtls, encryption, certificates, secure transport

Configuration Security

Feature Status Description Code Reference
Safe YAML Parsing ✅ Implemented Size/depth/complexity limits pkg/security/yaml.go
Secret Management ✅ Implemented Environment variable secrets Best practices
Config Validation ✅ Implemented Schema validation for configs pkg/security/validation.go

YAML Security Limits:

  • Max size: 1MB
  • Max depth: 10 levels
  • Max keys: 1000
  • Max aliases: 100

Keywords: yaml security, config validation, secret management, safe parsing


Observability & Monitoring

Code Reference: pkg/observability/, internal/observability/

For setup guides and configuration details, see:

This section provides feature catalog and code references.

Distributed Tracing

Feature Status Description Code Reference
OpenTelemetry ✅ Implemented Industry-standard tracing internal/observability/
Trace Export ✅ Implemented OTLP, Jaeger, Zipkin internal/observability/
Span Attributes ✅ Implemented Rich context metadata internal/observability/
Trace Sampling ✅ Implemented Configurable sampling rates internal/observability/
Cross-Service Tracing ✅ Implemented Distributed trace propagation internal/observability/

Supported Backends:

  • Langfuse (default, auto-detection)
  • Jaeger - Open-source distributed tracing
  • Honeycomb - Observability platform
  • Grafana Cloud - Grafana Tempo integration
  • New Relic - Enterprise APM
  • Datadog - Full-stack observability
  • Any OTLP-compatible backend

Environment Variables:

OTEL_SERVICE_NAME=aixgo
OTEL_EXPORTER_OTLP_ENDPOINT=https://cloud.langfuse.com
OTEL_TRACES_ENABLED=true

Keywords: opentelemetry, tracing, distributed tracing, otlp, jaeger, spans

Metrics & Monitoring

Metric Category Status Description Code Reference
HTTP Metrics ✅ Implemented Request rate, latency, errors pkg/observability/metrics.go
gRPC Metrics ✅ Implemented RPC stats, latency pkg/observability/metrics.go
Agent Metrics ✅ Implemented Agent performance stats pkg/observability/metrics.go
System Metrics ✅ Implemented CPU, memory, goroutines pkg/observability/metrics.go
LLM Metrics ✅ Implemented Token usage, cost, latency Automatic
Custom Metrics ✅ Implemented User-defined metrics pkg/observability/metrics.go

Prometheus Metrics:

  • aixgo_http_requests_total
  • aixgo_http_request_duration_seconds
  • aixgo_grpc_requests_total
  • aixgo_agent_executions_total
  • aixgo_llm_tokens_total
  • aixgo_llm_cost_total

Keywords: prometheus, metrics, monitoring, performance, http metrics, grpc metrics

Cost Tracking

Feature Status Description Code Reference
Automatic Token Counting ✅ Implemented Track tokens per LLM call automatically internal/llm/cost/calculator.go
Cost Calculation ✅ Implemented Calculate costs per provider with accurate pricing internal/llm/cost/calculator.go
Per-Request Costs ✅ Implemented Track costs by request ID internal/llm/cost/calculator.go
Per-Agent Costs ✅ Implemented Track costs by agent name internal/llm/cost/calculator.go
Per-User Costs ✅ Implemented Track costs by user ID internal/llm/cost/calculator.go
Aggregate Cost Reports ✅ Implemented Daily/weekly/monthly rollups internal/llm/cost/calculator.go
Cost Alerts 🔮 Roadmap Alert on budget thresholds Planned

Tracked Metrics:

  • Input tokens (per request)
  • Output tokens (per request)
  • Total tokens (per request)
  • Cost per request
  • Cost per agent
  • Cost per user
  • Cost by model/provider
  • Historical cost trends

Cost Optimization Capabilities:

  • Router pattern: 25-50% cost savings
  • RAG pattern: 70% token reduction
  • Local inference: 100% API cost savings
  • Automatic cost tracking with zero configuration

Keywords: cost tracking, token counting, llm costs, cost analytics, budget monitoring, cost optimization

Langfuse Integration

Feature Status Description
LLM Observability ✅ Implemented LLM-specific tracing
Prompt Tracking ✅ Implemented Track prompt versions
Completion Analysis ✅ Implemented Quality metrics
User Sessions ✅ Implemented Track user interactions
Cost Analysis ✅ Implemented LLM cost dashboards

Environment Variables:

LANGFUSE_PUBLIC_KEY=pk-lf-...
LANGFUSE_SECRET_KEY=sk-lf-...

Keywords: langfuse, llm observability, prompt tracking, completion analysis

Health Checks

Endpoint Status Description Code Reference
GET /health ✅ Implemented Overall health status pkg/observability/health.go
GET /health/live ✅ Implemented Liveness probe (K8s) pkg/observability/health.go
GET /health/ready ✅ Implemented Readiness probe (K8s) pkg/observability/health.go
GET /metrics ✅ Implemented Prometheus metrics pkg/observability/server.go

Health Check Components:

  • LLM provider connectivity
  • Vector store availability
  • MCP server status
  • Runtime health

Keywords: health checks, liveness, readiness, kubernetes probes

Logging

Feature Status Description
Structured Logging ✅ Implemented JSON-formatted logs
Log Levels ✅ Implemented DEBUG, INFO, WARN, ERROR
Context Propagation ✅ Implemented Request ID, trace ID in logs
Agent Logging ✅ Implemented Per-agent log streams
Error Tracking ✅ Implemented Stack traces and context

Keywords: logging, structured logging, log levels, error tracking


Configuration & Deployment

For deployment guides and infrastructure setup, see:

  • DEPLOYMENT.md - Complete deployment guide (Cloud Run, Kubernetes, Docker)

This section provides feature catalog and code references.

Configuration Formats

Format Status Description Code Reference
YAML Workflows ✅ Implemented Declarative agent configuration aixgo.go
Go SDK ✅ Implemented Programmatic agent creation All packages
Environment Variables ✅ Implemented Runtime configuration Throughout
JSON Config ✅ Implemented Alternative to YAML pkg/config/

Keywords: yaml config, configuration, go sdk, environment variables

Example Configurations

Status: ✅ Implemented Count: 15+ production-ready examples

Category Examples Location
Agent Types Producer, ReAct, Logger, Classifier, Aggregator, Planner examples/
LLM Providers OpenAI, Anthropic, Gemini, xAI, HuggingFace examples/
Patterns Supervisor, Parallel, Sequential, Router, Reflection examples/
Security Auth modes, rate limiting, TLS examples/
MCP Local, gRPC, multi-server examples/huggingface-mcp/
Complete Use Cases End-to-end applications examples/

Keywords: examples, sample configs, reference implementations, use cases

Deployment Options

Deployment Status Description Code Reference
Single Binary ✅ Implemented Standalone executable Native Go
Docker ✅ Implemented Containerized deployment Dockerfile, Dockerfile.alpine
Docker Compose ✅ Implemented Multi-container orchestration docker-compose.yml
Google Cloud Run ✅ Implemented Serverless deployment deploy/cloudrun/
Kubernetes ✅ Implemented Production K8s manifests deploy/k8s/
Kubernetes Operator 🔮 Roadmap Custom K8s controller Planned
Terraform IaC 🔮 Roadmap Infrastructure as Code Planned

Container Sizes:

  • Standard: ~50MB
  • Alpine: <20MB
  • Multi-stage optimized

Keywords: deployment, docker, kubernetes, cloud run, serverless, iac

Cloud Run Features

Feature Status Description
Auto-Scaling ✅ Implemented 0-N instances
Cold Start Optimization ✅ Implemented <100ms startup
IAP Integration ✅ Implemented Identity-Aware Proxy auth
Secret Manager ✅ Implemented GCP Secret Manager integration
Custom Domains ✅ Implemented Domain mapping
HTTPS ✅ Implemented Automatic TLS certificates

Keywords: cloud run, serverless, auto-scaling, gcp

Kubernetes Features

Feature Status Description File
Deployments ✅ Implemented Stateless workloads deploy/k8s/deployment.yaml
Services ✅ Implemented Load balancing deploy/k8s/service.yaml
Ingress ✅ Implemented HTTP routing deploy/k8s/ingress.yaml
ConfigMaps ✅ Implemented Configuration management deploy/k8s/configmap.yaml
Secrets ✅ Implemented Secret management deploy/k8s/secret.yaml
HPA ✅ Implemented Horizontal Pod Autoscaling deploy/k8s/hpa.yaml
Health Probes ✅ Implemented Liveness and readiness Deployment manifest

Keywords: kubernetes, k8s, deployment, services, ingress, autoscaling

CI/CD

Feature Status Description Code Reference
GitHub Actions ✅ Implemented Automated build and test .github/workflows/
Docker Build ✅ Implemented Automated container builds .github/workflows/
Testing Pipeline ✅ Implemented Unit, integration, E2E tests .github/workflows/
Dependency Updates ✅ Implemented Automated dependency updates .github/workflows/
Security Scanning ✅ Implemented Container vulnerability scanning .github/workflows/

Keywords: ci/cd, github actions, automation, testing, security scanning


Performance & Optimization

Performance Characteristics

Metric Value Description Benefit
Binary Size <20MB Ultra-compact deployment Easy distribution, fast transfers
Cold Start <100ms Near-instant startup Serverless-ready
Memory Footprint ~50MB Minimal base memory usage Cost-effective scaling
Concurrent Agents 1000+ Handle many concurrent agents High throughput
Infrastructure Savings 60-70% vs Python frameworks Lower cloud costs
Throughput High Go's native performance Fast response times

Why Go vs Python:

  • Startup: 10-100x faster cold starts
  • Memory: 5-10x lower memory usage
  • Deployment: Single binary vs dependency management
  • Performance: Native compiled vs interpreted
  • Cost: 60-70% lower infrastructure costs

Keywords: performance, binary size, cold start, memory, throughput, infrastructure savings, go benefits

Optimization Features

Feature Status Description Code Reference
Connection Pooling ✅ Implemented Reuse HTTP/gRPC connections Native Go
Caching ✅ Implemented Cache embeddings, responses Various
Circuit Breakers ✅ Implemented Prevent cascade failures Throughout
Retry with Backoff ✅ Implemented Exponential backoff for failures Throughout
Timeout Management ✅ Implemented Configurable timeouts Throughout
Context Pruning ✅ Implemented Automatic context window trimming internal/llm/context/

Keywords: optimization, caching, circuit breaker, retry, timeout, connection pooling

Cost Optimization

Technique Status Description Savings Code Reference
Router Pattern ✅ Implemented Route simple queries to cheap models 25-50% Orchestration patterns
RAG Pattern ✅ Implemented Reduce context with retrieval 70% token reduction Orchestration patterns
Context Pruning ✅ Implemented Remove unnecessary context Variable internal/llm/context/
Model Caching ✅ Implemented Cache frequent responses Variable Throughout
Local Inference ✅ Implemented Use Ollama/vLLM for zero-cost inference 100% API costs internal/llm/inference/

Cost Optimization Strategies:

  1. Router Pattern - Direct simple queries to cheaper models (GPT-3.5 vs GPT-4)

    • 25-50% cost reduction in production
    • Zero code changes required
    • Automatic complexity detection
  2. RAG Pattern - Retrieve only relevant context instead of full knowledge base

    • 70% token reduction
    • Better response quality
    • Lower latency
  3. Local Inference - Self-host models with Ollama or vLLM

    • 100% API cost elimination
    • Full control over infrastructure
    • SSRF protection built-in

Keywords: cost optimization, router, rag, context pruning, caching, local inference

Reliability Features

Feature Status Description Code Reference
Circuit Breakers ✅ Implemented Automatic failure detection Throughout
Retry with Backoff ✅ Implemented Exponential backoff Throughout
State Persistence ✅ Implemented Workflow state checkpointing internal/workflow/persistence.go
Graceful Degradation ✅ Implemented Fallback strategies Throughout
Health Monitoring ✅ Implemented Component health checks pkg/observability/health.go
Crash Recovery 🔮 Roadmap Automatic process recovery Planned
Multi-Region 🔮 Roadmap Geographic distribution Planned

Keywords: reliability, circuit breaker, retry, persistence, health monitoring, crash recovery


Integration Capabilities

LLM Integration Features

Feature Status Description Code Reference
Multi-Provider Support ✅ Implemented 6+ LLM providers internal/llm/provider/
Provider Auto-Detection ✅ Implemented Automatic provider selection internal/llm/provider/registry.go
Streaming ✅ Implemented Real-time response streaming internal/llm/provider/streaming.go
Function Calling ✅ Implemented LLM tool use All providers
Structured Outputs ✅ Implemented Type-safe JSON responses internal/llm/provider/structured.go
Validation Retry ✅ Implemented Pydantic AI-style retry internal/llm/validator/

Keywords: llm integration, multi-provider, streaming, function calling, structured outputs

API Integration

Feature Status Description
HTTP REST API ✅ Implemented RESTful agent endpoints
gRPC API ✅ Implemented High-performance RPC
Webhook Support ✅ Via MCP Event-driven integrations
GraphQL 🔮 Roadmap GraphQL API layer

Keywords: api integration, rest api, grpc, webhooks

External Service Integration

Integration Status Description
Google Cloud ✅ Implemented Firestore, Vertex AI, IAP, Secret Manager
OpenTelemetry ✅ Implemented Any OTLP-compatible backend
Prometheus ✅ Implemented Metrics export
SIEM Systems ✅ Implemented Splunk, Datadog, Sumo Logic
HuggingFace ✅ Implemented Models, embeddings, inference

Keywords: integrations, google cloud, opentelemetry, prometheus, siem


Development Features

Developer Experience

Feature Status Description Code Reference
Type Safety ✅ Implemented Compile-time error detection Native Go
Clear Interfaces ✅ Implemented Well-defined agent/runtime APIs internal/agent/types.go
Comprehensive Docs ✅ Implemented Extensive documentation docs/
Example Code ✅ Implemented 29+ working examples examples/
Go Package Docs ✅ Implemented pkg.go.dev documentation All packages

Keywords: developer experience, type safety, documentation, examples

Testing Support

Feature Status Description Code Reference
Unit Testing ✅ Implemented Package-level tests *_test.go
Integration Testing ✅ Implemented Cross-package tests *_integration_test.go
E2E Testing ✅ Implemented Full workflow tests tests/e2e/
Mock Providers ✅ Implemented Mock LLM providers for testing internal/llm/provider/mock.go
Test Utilities ✅ Implemented Testing helpers testutil.go, agents/testutil.go
Benchmarking ✅ Implemented Performance benchmarks *_test.go

Test Coverage: 80%+ across core packages

Keywords: testing, unit tests, integration tests, e2e tests, mocking, benchmarks

Code Generation

Feature Status Description Code Reference
Protocol Buffers ✅ Implemented Generate Go code from .proto files proto/
Mock Generation ✅ Implemented Generate mocks for interfaces go generate

Keywords: code generation, protobuf, mocks

Build & Tooling

Tool Status Description
Makefile ✅ Implemented Build automation
Go Modules ✅ Implemented Dependency management
golangci-lint ✅ Implemented Comprehensive linting
gofmt ✅ Implemented Code formatting
go vet ✅ Implemented Static analysis

Make Targets:

  • make build - Build all packages
  • make test - Run all tests
  • make lint - Run linters
  • make coverage - Generate coverage report
  • make bench - Run benchmarks

Keywords: build tools, makefile, linting, formatting, go modules


Roadmap Features

Multi-Modal (Future)

Feature Status Expected Description
Vision/Images 🔮 Roadmap 2025 H2 Image understanding with GPT-4V, Claude 3
Audio Processing 🔮 Roadmap 2025 H2 Speech-to-text with Whisper
Document Parsing 🔮 Roadmap 2025 H2 PDF, image, document extraction

Keywords: multi-modal, vision, audio, document parsing, future features

Vector Databases (Planned)

Database Status Expected
Qdrant 🔮 Roadmap 2025 Q2
pgvector 🔮 Roadmap 2025 Q2
ChromaDB 🔮 Roadmap 2025 Q3
Pinecone 🔮 Roadmap 2025 Q3

Keywords: vector databases roadmap, qdrant, pgvector, chromadb, pinecone

Infrastructure (Planned)

Feature Status Expected
Kubernetes Operator 🔮 Roadmap 2025 Q2
Terraform Modules 🔮 Roadmap 2025 Q2
Helm Charts 🔮 Roadmap 2025 Q3
AWS Support 🔮 Roadmap 2025 Q3

Keywords: infrastructure roadmap, kubernetes operator, terraform, helm, aws

Reliability (Planned)

Feature Status Expected
Crash Recovery 🔮 Roadmap 2025 Q2
Multi-Region Deployment 🔮 Roadmap 2025 Q3
Distributed Rate Limiting 🔮 Roadmap 2025 Q3

Keywords: reliability roadmap, crash recovery, multi-region


Feature Matrix by Use Case

Customer Service Systems

Feature Relevance Status
Supervisor Pattern Critical ✅
Classifier Agent Critical ✅
Swarm Pattern High ✅
Multi-Turn Dialogue Critical ✅
Authentication Critical ✅
Audit Logging High ✅

Data Pipelines

Feature Relevance Status
Sequential Pattern Critical ✅
Parallel Pattern High ✅
MapReduce Pattern Critical ✅
State Persistence High ✅
Error Handling Critical ✅

Enterprise Chatbots

Feature Relevance Status
RAG Pattern Critical ✅
Vector Stores Critical ✅
Authentication Critical ✅
Audit Logging Critical ✅
Cost Tracking High ✅
RBAC High ✅

Research Assistants

Feature Relevance Status
Parallel Pattern Critical ✅
Aggregator Agent Critical ✅
RAG Pattern High ✅
Multi-Provider Support High ✅
Cost Optimization High ✅

Code Generation

Feature Relevance Status
Reflection Pattern Critical ✅
Tool Calling Critical ✅
Structured Outputs High ✅
Multi-Turn Dialogue High ✅

Feature Search Index

By Keyword

Agent: ReAct, Classifier, Aggregator, Planner, Producer, Logger LLM: OpenAI, Anthropic, Gemini, xAI, Vertex AI, Amazon Bedrock, HuggingFace, Ollama Pattern: Supervisor, Sequential, Parallel, Router, Swarm, Hierarchical, RAG, Reflection, Ensemble, Classifier, Aggregation, Planning, MapReduce Security: Authentication, Authorization, RBAC, Rate Limiting, Input Validation, Prompt Injection, SSRF, Audit Logging Observability: OpenTelemetry, Langfuse, Prometheus, Health Checks, Cost Tracking, Distributed Tracing Data: Vector Store, Embeddings, Semantic Memory, RAG, Firestore Deployment: Docker, Kubernetes, Cloud Run, Single Binary Integration: MCP, gRPC, REST API, Tools, Function Calling Performance: Cold Start, Binary Size, Cost Optimization, Caching, Circuit Breaker Runtime: Phased Startup, Dependency Ordering, Topological Sort, Agent Lifecycle


Version History

Version Date Changes
0.6.0 2026-03-08 Interactive coding assistant (aixgo chat), CLI refactor to Cobra, session management commands, model listing with pricing
0.5.0 2026-02-14 Public Provider API (pkg/llm/provider), Guided ReAct Workflows with verification
0.4.0 2026-02-12 Go 1.26, advanced planner strategies, RAG variants, JWT verification
0.3.3 2026-02-08 Session persistence, unified runtime, security hardening
0.2.3 2026-01-02 Added phased agent startup with dependency ordering, lint fixes
0.2.2 2025-12-27 Public agent package, VertexAI streaming improvements
0.2.1 2025-12-26 Security hardening, SSRF protection enhancements
0.2.0 2025-12-26 VertexAI Gen AI SDK migration, production hardening
0.1.3 2025-12-14 Pydantic AI-style validation retry, security audit fixes
0.1.2 2025-12-07 Initial comprehensive features document

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