The project provides an API to facilitate the execution of AI agents on Jakarta EE runtimes. It defines the API contract between the runtime and agent implementation. This is similar to what Servlet did for HTTP processing, Jakarta REST did for RESTful web services, or perhaps most appropriately, Jakarta Batch did for batch processing. The annotation-based API will define common usage patterns and life cycles that make it as understandable, consistent, and easy as possible to implement different types of agents. CDI is used as a core component model for the API. The project will likely also define integrations with other key Jakarta EE APIs such as Validation, REST, JSON Binding, Persistence, Data, Transactions, NoSQL, Concurrency, Security, Messaging, and so on. The project aims for the broadest industry consensus possible by engaging as many relevant subject matter experts and API consumers as possible, from within the Java/Jakarta EE ecosystem as well as externally.
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