My journey into building scalable agentic systems began with a simple challenge: I needed a framework that could handle complex workflows with multiple AI agents working together seamlessly. Initially, I explored the Motia framework, which provided an excellent foundation for orchestrating event-driven workflows with zero infrastructure setup. The code-first approach and built-in observability were exactly what I needed for rapid development.
However, as my agent ecosystem grew more complex, I discovered the need for more dynamic context sharing between agents. This led me to the Model Context Protocol (MCP), which offered a standardized way to provide resources and prompt templates to AI models. I realized I could create a catalog of MCP resources that would automate the creation of specialized agents, each with their own unique capabilities but speaking a common language.
The final piece of the