Getting Started

Summary

First, look at what you get by the end of our guide. After correct setup, you see BER builds server- and client-side units. By launching the TUI or integrating a GitHub application you will be able to start using BER – in natural language – requesting work-, compute-, or data-resources.

The next page is going to include examples and usecases then we describe how to prepare run-time environment.

End-to-End Request Processing in BER

User input flows through BER: requests enter via BERAdapters, get routed to appropriate BERAgents who select relevant skills, generate proposed solutions for user approval, and finally execute approved actions through external APIs

BER implements the Actor model to combine distributed processing and LLMs.

The system has two key base types:

• BERAgents: Independent actors that perform tasks and workflows.
• BERAdapters: Communication channels that enable integration with external systems.

This documentation provides the first steps to use BER. You can find in other categories articles about:

• Concepts - overview of the system,
• Tutorials - help material for learning,
• Guides - practical examples to compose and customize BER.

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