Integration Patterns
This guide covers common patterns for integrating AgentGate into your applications, from simple to production-ready.Basic Integration
The simplest integration pattern uses polling to check run status.Flow
- Submit work order
- Poll for status
- Handle result
Implementation
When to Use
- Development and testing
- Simple scripts
- Low-volume usage
Limitations
- Wastes API calls
- Delays between status changes
- Not scalable
Webhook-Driven Integration
The recommended pattern for production uses webhooks.Flow
- Submit work order
- Return immediately
- Receive webhook on completion
- Process result asynchronously
Implementation
When to Use
- Production applications
- Any volume of requests
- Real-time user notifications
Queue-Based Integration
For high-volume or reliability-critical systems, use a message queue.Flow
- User request → Queue work order job
- Worker submits to AgentGate
- Webhook → Queue result job
- Worker processes result
Architecture
Implementation
When to Use
- High-volume applications
- Reliability-critical systems
- Complex workflows
- Multiple downstream systems
Multi-Tenant Integration
For B2B2C platforms serving multiple customers.Flow
- Identify tenant from request
- Include tenant context in work order
- Route webhook to tenant
- Attribute usage to tenant
Implementation
Error Handling Patterns
Retry with Backoff
Graceful Degradation
Choosing a Pattern
Related
Webhooks
Set up webhook endpoints
Error Handling
Handle errors gracefully