What is AgenTopology?
The declarative standard for multi-agent systems
What is AgenTopology?
AgenTopology is a declarative language for defining multi-agent systems. Write your agent team once in a single .at file — then deploy to any platform.
The Problem
Building one AI agent is easy. Building a team of agents that actually works together is brutal.
You want a marketing team? A dev pipeline? A support squad? You spend hours wiring up agent configs, MCP servers, hooks, and scripts. You get it working in Claude Code. Then you need the same team in Codex — and you start from scratch.
AgenTopology fixes all of this.
How It Works
topology code-review : [pipeline] {
agent researcher { model: sonnet tools: [Read, Grep, WebSearch] }
agent writer { model: sonnet tools: [Read, Write] }
agent reviewer { model: opus tools: [Read, Grep] }
flow {
researcher -> writer -> reviewer
reviewer -> writer [when reviewer.verdict == revise, max 2]
}
}Write your topology. Validate it. Scaffold it to any platform in one command.
Key Features
- One file, any platform — Write once, deploy to Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, Gemini CLI, Copilot, Kiro, and more
- Visual + Validated — See your agent graph. Catch errors before deployment
- Pattern library — Pipeline, supervisor, fan-out, debate, human-gate — all built-in
- Interactive builder — The
/atskill lets you design topologies conversationally