Agent Frameworks

Time to complete: ~10 minutes to run your first agent with Idun.

Idun Agent Platform allows you to bring your own agents built with popular agent frameworks and run them as production-grade services with observability, memory, and guardrails.

Today, Idun supports:

• LangGraph — graph-based agents with built-in checkpointing and stateful workflows. Learn more in the LangGraph docs.

• ADK (Agent Development Kit) — Google’s framework for building Gemini-powered agents. Learn more in the ADK documentation.

If you need support for another framework, reach out via Discord or GitHub Issues.

How frameworks integrate with Idun

Under the hood, each framework is integrated via a dedicated Engine adapter that implements a common BaseAgent protocol. This gives you:

• Unified API: your clients talk to the same HTTP API regardless of the underlying framework.
• Shared features: observability, guardrails, MCP, and memory work the same way across frameworks.
• Consistent deployment: you can run all agents through the Idun Agent Engine, either standalone or managed by the Agent Manager.

To get started with a specific framework, follow one of the guides below:

• ADK agents with Idun
• LangGraph agents with Idun

For a broader architecture view, see the Architecture Overview and Concepts → Agent Frameworks.