
AI Agents are software-based systems that autonomously execute tasks by processing information, making decisions, and taking targeted actions. Unlike traditional automation solutions or simple chatbots, they are not limited to predefined workflows or isolated responses. Instead, they pursue specific goals, continuously process new information, and dynamically adapt their behavior to the respective context.
For example, an agent may retrieve data from multiple sources, interpret it, derive decisions, and subsequently execute actions within connected systems. Depending on the use case, AI Agents can operate individually or as part of a multi-agent system, where several agents collaborate and coordinate tasks collectively. In this way, AI Agents form the operational foundation for flexible automation scenarios.
Typical characteristics of AI Agents:
- Autonomous execution of clearly defined tasks
- Processing contextual information from various systems
- Interaction with APIs, tools, databases, and applications Context-dependent decision-making
- Collaboration between multiple agents within multi-agent environments


















































































