The Coral Server acts as the runtime backbone of the Coral Protocol. It is the decentralised coordination layer responsible for managing agent execution, structured messaging, memory handling, and inter-agent collaboration.
Every message, task, and thread within the Coral Ecosystem flows through the Coral Server. It ensures that agents communicate safely, work together reliably, and maintain context throughout multi-step workflows.
The Coral Server simplifies and secures multi-agent orchestration. It removes the need for agents to communicate directly or maintain persistent connections, enabling:
Scalable coordination across distributed agents
Consistent execution logic across environments
Thread-based context preservation and observability
Decentralised runtime deployments
By abstracting away the complexity of agent networking, task orchestration, and memory tracking, the Coral Server enables developers to focus on building intelligent agents not the infrastructure to manage them.
