Give an AI agent a clock: cron, wake, and self-scheduling without a workflow DSL
Use static schedules for known jobs and persisted wake-ups for agent-chosen follow-ups, with clear delivery and retry semantics.
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FastAgent 0.21: service embedding, session control, and AgentCore
What ships in FastAgent 0.21: whole-service embedding, session management, custom model endpoints, AWS Bedrock AgentCore, and simpler Slack credentials.
Build a self-hosted GitHub pull request review agent with FastAgent
Turn verified GitHub webhook events into focused pull request reviews using a file-defined agent you can run and inspect yourself.
How to add an AI agent to an existing Next.js app—with streaming, auth, and persistent sessions
Embed a file-defined agent in an existing Next.js application while keeping the application's authentication, database, routes, and deployment boundaries.
Deploy a stateful AI agent to AWS Bedrock AgentCore with FastAgent
A complete path from a file-defined TypeScript agent to AgentCore Runtime, including arm64 containers, webhook ingress, EventBridge schedules, S3-backed state, logs, redeploys, and the limits that still matter.
You already vibed an agent. Now what?
Getting an agent directory out of the terminal usually means adopting a framework or moving into a platform. There is a third shape — a serving layer — and this is what it looks like end to end.
FastAgent is now open source
FastAgent turns an existing agent directory into a live service without asking you to rewrite it into a new framework.
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