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Agent Architecture Stack

The minimum tooling to design, run and observe a production agent.

1 min readupdated 2026-08-01

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Build agents with explicit state, typed tools, persistent memory and full tracing from day one. The minimum tooling to design, run and observe a production agent.

The minimum tooling to design, run and observe a production agent. Build agents with explicit state, typed tools, persistent memory and full tracing from day one. The stack combines Claude or GPT-5 (reasoning model), AI SDK or LangGraph (agent loop), MCP (tool interface), Postgres + pgvector (memory), Langfuse (tracing and evals).
Purpose
Build agents with explicit state, typed tools, persistent memory and full tracing from day one.
Tools Included
  • Claude or GPT-5 (reasoning model)
  • AI SDK or LangGraph (agent loop)
  • MCP (tool interface)
  • Postgres + pgvector (memory)
  • Langfuse (tracing and evals)
  • Lovable (ship the UI around it)
Workflow Supported
Alternatives
  • CrewAI
  • OpenAI Agents SDK
  • Mastra
Use Cases

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What is the Agent Architecture Stack stack for?

Build agents with explicit state, typed tools, persistent memory and full tracing from day one.

Which tools are in this stack?

Claude or GPT-5 (reasoning model), AI SDK or LangGraph (agent loop), MCP (tool interface), Postgres + pgvector (memory), Langfuse (tracing and evals), Lovable (ship the UI around it).

Are there alternatives to this stack?

Yes — CrewAI, OpenAI Agents SDK, Mastra.

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Related concepts

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  • →Agent Architecture

    Agent architecture is the structural blueprint of an AI agent: the model, the planning loop, the tools, the memory layer and the guardrails that decide how it acts.

  • →Agent Planning (ReAct, Plan-and-Execute)

    Agent planning is how an AI agent decides its next step — reactively step-by-step (ReAct) or by drafting a full plan up front (plan-and-execute).

  • →Agent Cost Control

    Agent cost control is the practice of budgeting tokens, steps and model tiers per task so autonomous systems stay economically viable at scale.

  • →Multi-Agent System

    A multi-agent system splits a job across several specialised AI agents that coordinate through a shared plan, message bus or orchestrator.

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Related tool stacks

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  • →A2A Orchestration Stack

    This stack comprises the essential tools and frameworks for designing, deploying, and managing Agent-to-Agent (A2A) communication protocols and multi-agent system orchestration. It provides the infrastructure for complex AI agent collaboration.

  • →Multi-Agent Orchestration Stack

    Tooling for coordinating several specialised agents with reliable handoffs.

  • →AI Employee Stack

    Everything a role-owning agent needs: knowledge, tools, memory and reporting.

  • →Autonomous Operations Stack

    Run autonomous workflows with approvals, audit trail and a kill switch.

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