Are you building intelligent systems and agentic workflows? On the .do platform, the fundamental building block for this is the function.do. Think of it as the atomic unit of business logic, the smallest, self-contained action that forms the foundation of your more complex processes.
function.do allows you to define and encapsulate specific business logic into reusable units. Instead of building monolithic applications, you break down your processes into discrete, focused functions. This approach brings numerous benefits:
Agentic workflows are about creating systems that can perform tasks autonomously, making decisions and taking actions based on inputs and context. function.do provides the essential building blocks for these agents. Each function.do represents a potential "skill" or "action" that an agent can utilize.
For example, imagine an agent designed to process customer orders. This agent might leverage several function.do:
By orchestrating these atomic function.do, the agent can execute the entire order processing workflow.
The concept of function.do aligns perfectly with the idea of "business as code." You define your business processes directly in code, making them transparent, version-controlled, and easily automatable. This allows for rapid iteration and adaptation of your business logic.
Defining a function.do on the .do platform is straightforward. You use standard programming languages like TypeScript or Javascript and leverage the .do SDK to create your atomic function. Here's a simple example in TypeScript:
export const createService = agent(async (input: { name: string, description?: string }) => {
// Logic to create a new service
const newService = {
id: generateId(),
name: input.name,
description: input.description || '',
createdAt: new Date()
};
console.log(`Created service: ${newService.name}`);
return newService;
});
In this example, the createService function is a function.do that encapsulates the logic for creating a new service. It takes specific input parameters and returns a result, representing a single, atomic action.
When you deploy your function.do on the .do platform, you gain several advantages:
A function.do represents a single, atomic unit of business logic within the .do platform. It's a core building block for creating more complex agents and services.
You define function.do using standard programming languages like TypeScript or Javascript, leveraging the .do SDK to encapsulate specific business logic.
Yes, multiple function.do can be composed and chained together using the .do platform's orchestration capabilities to create comprehensive Agentic Workflows.
function.do are deployed and managed within the .do platform, making them easily discoverable, executable, and scalable.
If you're looking to build robust, scalable, and intelligent systems, understanding and utilizing function.do is crucial. They are the atomic building blocks that empower you to create agentic workflows and define your business logic as reusable, composable code on the .do platform.
Explore the .do platform today and start encapsulating your business logic with function.do to build powerful agentic solutions.