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agentora lets you define an application capability once as a typed contract, then expose it to every agent-facing surface — MCP, Vercel AI SDK / OpenAI tool specs, HTTP, CLI, React hooks, and a typed client — without re-implementing validation, auth, or error handling per surface.

agentora is a capability layer, not an agent framework. It is deliberately unopinionated about orchestration, prompts, memory, and long-running workflows — those stay application-level. Its job is to make the capabilities you already have agent-ready by construction.

At a glance

// contracts/products.ts — pure, isomorphic, shippable anywhere
import { defineContract, s } from '@agentora/core'

export const searchProducts = defineContract({
  name: 'products.search',
  sideEffects: 'read',
  input: s.object({ query: s.string(), limit: s.number().default(10) }),
  output: s.object({ results: s.array(productSchema) }),
})

// surfaces.ts — each adapter is its own import
import { toMcp } from '@agentora/mcp'
import { aiSdkTools } from '@agentora/ai-sdk'
import { toFetchHandler } from '@agentora/http'

export const mcp   = toMcp(app)
export const tools = aiSdkTools(app)
export default       toFetchHandler(app)