Alexej Sailer

The Command transition enables Petri nets to execute shell commands, scripts, and file system operations through the agentic-net-executor service. While LLM transitions process AI prompts and Agent transitions enable autonomous reasoning, Command transitions provide direct system execution – running bash commands, scripts, and file operations … … Continue readingCommand Transitions

Agent Transitions – The Complete Guide to Autonomous AI Execution in Agentic Nets The Agent transition is the most powerful and flexible transition type in Agentic Nets. While LLM transitions execute single prompts and return responses, Agent transitions enable autonomous,Continue readingAgent Transitions

LLM Transitions – The Complete Guide to AI-Powered Token Processing in Agentic Nets The LLM transition is the intelligence engine in Agentic Nets. While Pass and Map transitions handle simple routing and transformation, and HTTP transitions communicate with external APIs,Continue readingLLM Transitions

The HTTP transition is the integration powerhouse in Agentic Nets. While Pass and Map transitions handle internal token routing and transformation, HTTP transitions enable your agentic processes to communicate with the outside world – calling REST APIs, webhooks, microservices, and any HTTP endpoint. In this … … Continue readingHTTP Transitions

Map Transitions – The Complete Guide to Token Transformation in Agentic Nets The Map transition is the data transformation powerhouse in Agentic Nets. While Pass transitions only route tokens, Map transitions transform them through templates before routing. Think of itContinue readingMap Transitions

Pass Transitions – The Complete Guide to Token Routing in Agentic Nets The Pass transition is the foundational routing primitive in Agentic Nets. It examines token data and decides where each token should go – without transforming it, without callingContinue readingPass Transitions