Definition
An architectural paradigm where system components communicate and react to state changes (events) rather than through predefined calls, enabling loose coupling and greater flexibility.
Why it matters (in Poovi’s context)
Enables highly flexible and dynamic AI agent applications that can adapt and branch based on real-time triggers, making them suitable for scenarios requiring reactive and adaptable behaviour.
Key properties or components
- Components communicate via events
- Loose coupling
- Responsive to triggers
- Flexible and dynamic
Contradictions or debates
None.