agentscope-java

Build a reactive Java agent using AgentScope with Project Reactor. It enforces non-blocking practices by handling ReAct reasoning, tool orchestration, and memory management through Mono and Flux workflows.

The best way to orchestrate tools in a Java 17 reactive application is using builder-based configuration. AgentScope provides fluent builders for agents and pipelines to enable scalable, non-blocking tool calls within your agent logic.

Yes, you can use Project Reactor for multi-agent coordination in Java. AgentScope enables multi-agent collaboration built on Project Reactor, allowing multiple agents to coordinate within a reactive, non-blocking data flow.

To set up a ReActAgent in Java, use the AgentScope fluent builders to configure the model, memory, and toolkit. Then send a user message through the agent.call(...) method while ensuring no blocking operations are used.

Your Java agent pipeline throws errors because it likely contains blocking operations. AgentScope enforces non-blocking practices within its reactive Mono/Flux workflow, requiring you to eliminate any blocking calls in agent logic.