Access the agent's ActionContext.
Trigger initialization of a supported Behavior.Type.
Functionally identical to load but has no return value and errors are logged rathjer than thrown.
Obtain a Behavior supported by this agent. Throws an error if the Behavior.Type isn't supported or is still initializing.
You may also access behaviors using normal property access, e.g. agent.descriptor is the same as
agent.get(DescriptorBehavior).
Property access is available in TypeScript when the set of behaviors is defined statically.
Determine whether a behavior is loaded (does not validate class, only by ID).
Obtain a behavior supported by this agent. Throws an error if the Behavior.Type isn't supported. Waits if the behavior is not yet initialized.
Add support for a Behavior.Type.
StaticforCreate a new Agent that supports the specified behaviors.
An Agent offers interaction with a single endpoint. This is the operational interface to endpoints. It is separate from the Endpoint because the agent is context-aware and may be bound to a specific fabric.
An endpoint agent manages one or more Behavior instances that implement a discrete subset of the agent's functionality.
Each endpoint agent has an associated Agent.Type that defines each Behavior.Type the endpoint supports.
Agent.Type is a permanent feature of an endpoint but agent instances themselves are transitory and there is no guarantee they will exist beyond the lifecycle of a single transaction.