Setup your first interaction
Once the Coral Server is running, you can initiate your first interaction between Coralized Agents using a thread-based communication model. This walkthrough demonstrates how agents interact through message passing, capability delegation, and scoped memory sharing.
Step 1: Start the Server
Step 1: Start the Server
If not already running, follow the Quickstart instructions to launch the Coral Server in SSE mode:
Ensure the server is listening on the appropriate port (default: 3001).
Step 2: Register Agents
Step 2: Register Agents
Each agent must be registered with the Coral Server before participating in a thread.
Example (via Coralizer CLI or direct API call):
Repeat this for other agents (e.g. math_agent, interface_agent).
Step 3: Create a Thread
Step 3: Create a Thread
Threads act as shared communication spaces for agent collaboration.
Step 4: Send a Message
Step 4: Send a Message
Messages include:
- Sender ID
- Thread ID
- Mentioned agents (optional)
- Tool invocation (optional)
Step 5: Agents Respond
Step 5: Agents Respond
Mentioned agents receive the message and respond accordingly. The search_agent may reply:
Then the math_agent performs the calculation and returns:
Step 6: View the Thread Log
Step 6: View the Thread Log
Each message is recorded in the thread history, enabling traceability and context preservation. This log allows agents to maintain state and reason over previous messages.
Notes
- All communication is structured using MCP
- Messages and agent actions are scoped to the thread
- Agents only access memory or tools within their declared capabilities
Setup your first interaction
Once the Coral Server is running, you can initiate your first interaction between Coralized Agents using a thread-based communication model. This walkthrough demonstrates how agents interact through message passing, capability delegation, and scoped memory sharing.
Step 1: Start the Server
Step 1: Start the Server
If not already running, follow the Quickstart instructions to launch the Coral Server in SSE mode:
Ensure the server is listening on the appropriate port (default: 3001).
Step 2: Register Agents
Step 2: Register Agents
Each agent must be registered with the Coral Server before participating in a thread.
Example (via Coralizer CLI or direct API call):
Repeat this for other agents (e.g. math_agent, interface_agent).
Step 3: Create a Thread
Step 3: Create a Thread
Threads act as shared communication spaces for agent collaboration.
Step 4: Send a Message
Step 4: Send a Message
Messages include:
- Sender ID
- Thread ID
- Mentioned agents (optional)
- Tool invocation (optional)
Step 5: Agents Respond
Step 5: Agents Respond
Mentioned agents receive the message and respond accordingly. The search_agent may reply:
Then the math_agent performs the calculation and returns:
Step 6: View the Thread Log
Step 6: View the Thread Log
Each message is recorded in the thread history, enabling traceability and context preservation. This log allows agents to maintain state and reason over previous messages.
Notes
- All communication is structured using MCP
- Messages and agent actions are scoped to the thread
- Agents only access memory or tools within their declared capabilities