Welcome

Welcome to the Compozy documentation! This guide will help you get started with building and managing reliable infrastructure for multi-agent AI systems, enabling scalable distributed workflows and production-ready automation.

Why Compozy?

Developing infrastructure for multi-agent AI systems presents unique distributed systems challenges that hinder scalability and reliability. As agents evolve from simple loops to complex workflows with fan-outs and sub-agent coordination, today's tools fall short in addressing production realities:

Distributed Complexity

Multi-agent systems require handling fan-outs across thousands of sub-agents, but developers spend 70% of their time managing throughput, fault tolerance, and cost control—turning scalable automations into fragile engineering nightmares.

Proprietary Limitations

Closed platforms restrict customization for agent prompts, untrusted context handling, and debugging, creating vendor lock-in that blocks innovation and escalates costs in high-volume scenarios like agentic map-reduce.

No Unified Standards

The absence of standardized protocols for agent orchestration leads to reinventing wheels—teams rebuild capabilities for monitoring, error recovery, and integration, as components from one system rarely compose with others.

Orchestration Overhead

Coordinating webhooks, APIs, rate limits, and sub-agent interactions demands extensive boilerplate, complicating deployment and maintenance of reliable, cost-efficient workflows at scale.

Solving these problems

Compozy provides open-source infrastructure that makes building and operating multi-agent systems routine and reliable, solving distributed challenges with high throughput, fault tolerance, and tools for effective management—empowering developers to focus on innovation:

Getting Started

Ready to build infrastructure for multi-agent AI? Dive into our Quick Start Guide for your first workflow, or review Core Concepts to grasp Compozy's foundations for distributed agent systems.