Comprehensive Guides
Master the advanced features of CoderClaw with our in-depth guides and tutorials.
Creating Agents
Agents are the core building blocks of CoderClaw. Learn how to create, configure, and deploy autonomous agents that can handle complex coding tasks.
Agent Configuration
When creating an agent, you can configure several parameters to control its behavior:
- Model: The LLM to use (e.g., claude-opus, gpt-4)
- Instructions: System prompt defining agent behavior
- Tools: Available functions the agent can call
- Memory: How the agent remembers previous interactions
- Timeout: Maximum execution time
Best Practices
- Write clear, concise instructions for your agents
- Give agents specific tools to reduce hallucination
- Monitor agent performance and iterate on instructions
- Use sub-agents for complex, multi-step tasks
Working with Sub-Agents
Sub-agents allow you to break complex tasks into smaller, manageable pieces. A parent agent can create and orchestrate multiple sub-agents working in parallel.
When to Use Sub-Agents
- Breaking down large projects into independent components
- Handling specialized subtasks in parallel
- Creating hierarchical task structures
- Improving performance through parallelization
Creating Sub-Agents
Sub-agents are created dynamically by parent agents as needed. The parent agent communicates with sub-agents through defined interfaces and monitors their progress.
Mesh Orchestration with CoderClawLink
CoderClawLink is the mesh orchestration layer that connects and coordinates multiple agents, projects, and services.
Core Concepts
- Mesh Network: A network of interconnected agents
- Service Discovery: Automatic agent discovery and registration
- Message Bus: Reliable inter-agent communication
- Orchestration Engine: Centralized coordination
Getting Started with CoderClawLink
Access the CoderClawLink dashboard at app.coderclaw.ai to:
- Visualize your agent network
- Monitor agent health and performance
- Configure mesh topology
- Manage deployments
More Resources
For detailed API documentation and examples, check out our API Reference and Examples sections.