AxisVela Open documentation¶
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This site is the public map of the AxisVela project family, plus the theory, architecture, practice, and vocabulary needed to reason about agent systems.
The six sections¶
| Section | What it is for |
|---|---|
| Products & projects | What each project is, the problem it solves, and how it fits |
| Agent theory | The conceptual spine: UAD, DIKCA, intent, PPES, taxonomy, multi-agent dynamics |
| Agent architecture | Runtime, control planes, contracts, knowledge, evidence, deployment, security |
| Agent practice | Step-by-step guides using AxisVela as the reference implementation |
| Concepts & terminology | The vocabulary: agency, context, capability, identity, reliability, maturity |
| Reference | Relationships, licenses, sources, standards, FAQ |
Choose a path¶
| Path | Who it is for | Start |
|---|---|---|
| Build | Developers who want to embed a governed agent loop or SDK | Build an agent |
| Evaluate | Architects and technical leads comparing the ecosystem | Start here → Evaluate |
| Operate | Teams running workflows, approvals, and agent operations | Start here → Operate |
| Learn | Readers who want the theory and vocabulary first | Agent theory |
| Design | Architects designing a governed agent system | Agent architecture |
Two indexes¶
- Human index: Projects — one row per project, with the problem, the value, the layer, and the license.
- Machine-readable index:
projects.yaml— the same map in a format that catalogs, documentation tools, and AI agents can consume.
A note on independence¶
The projects are independently versioned. This repository does not contain their source code and does not override their documentation. If a product page and a product repository disagree, the product repository wins. If a theory page and a cited paper disagree, the paper wins.