Hi Koog folks! I’ve just published my very first ...

# koog-agentic-framework

[Vadim Briliantov]

Hi Koog folks!

I’ve just published my very first Medium article about Koog 🎉
This one’s an introduction, and the first in a whole series I’m preparing. The next article will be out tomorrow, so stay tuned!

📝 I’d love to hear your thoughts in the comments
❤️ If you find it interesting, please like and share — it really helps spread the word

Here’s the list of upcoming topics, subscribe if you don’t want to miss out:

• Mixing the secret AI sauce: How to design a flexible, graph-based strategy in Koog.
• Cooking AI agents for any taste: Koog — the only multiplatform full-scale AI framework in the world!
• Kooging with different sauces: Non-graph and planning strategies, and when to use them in AI agents.
• Island cruise between Kotlin and Java with a chief: Using Koog seamlessly from Java applications.
• Observing the kitchen: Leveraging Langfuse and W&B Weave to debug and monitor your AI agents with Koog.
• Full recipe for fault-tolerant AI agents: Building resilient systems with Koog’s Persistency feature in production.
• Koog yourself a cheap meal: Cost-optimizing AI agents for production usage with Koog framework
• and much more!
https://medium.com/@vadim.briliantov/why-koog-is-the-most-advanced-jvm-framework-for-ai-agents-e12ab5d24a16

[Leonhard Solbach]

The most advanced JVM framework for sure, perhaps even in the wider world.

[Michael Wills]

I certainly did miss this info!

Koog provides Stateful persistence with graph-based checkpoints: Unlike frameworks that only save message history, Koog can persist the entire agent state machine, including the exact point of execution in your agent’s algorithm. Thanks to its graph-based architecture, Koog knows where your agent is in the flow and can checkpoint at that precise moment.

Thanks @Vadim Briliantov!

[Michael Wills]

Left a comment there. Good stuff! Looking forward to further updates. 🚀