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Patterns we have shipped ​

15 production-tested patterns spanning agents, RAG, governance, and embedded chat on Console. Each one shows the architecture, the package mix, and a starting point you can copy.

  • Patterns 15
  • Shape Architecture, then code
  • Language TypeScript

Every page opens with the architecture — which package owns which responsibility — and then walks the implementation step by step. The code is the real shape you would ship, not pseudocode.

Platform · Gateway

Quota-Aware LLM Gateway

Run application traffic through Console with project-scoped quotas, model routing, and request-level visibility for cost control.

RAG · Platform

Vector RAG Operations Control Plane

Operate RAG pipelines through Console by combining file ingestion, vector index management, embeddings, and chat retrieval in one control surface.

Platform · Tools

PromptOps And MCP Tool Gateway

Use Console as the control plane for prompt versioning, secure config storage, and converting OpenAPI specs into MCP and tool endpoints.

Agents · Ops

SRE Incident Response Agent

Build an SRE agent that reads Confluence runbooks, ingests them into Console RAG, searches vector knowledge during incidents, and posts Jira updates through tools.

Agents · Observability

Agent Development With Tracing

Develop custom agents with Agent SDK and feed execution traces into Console so teams can compare runs, inspect tool behavior, and debug workflows faster.

Agents · Planning

Autonomous AI Agents

Build agents that plan, execute tools, and deliver structured outputs with full deterministic control and observability.

RAG · Vectors

RAG & Semantic Search

Ingest documents, generate embeddings, and query vector stores through a unified gateway for retrieval-augmented generation.

Chat · Support

Customer Support Bot

Deploy conversational AI with streaming responses, human-in-the-loop escalation, guardrails, and tool transparency.

Apps · Platform

AI-Powered Applications

Integrate AI capabilities into existing applications with OpenAI-compatible APIs, provider routing, and type-safe SDKs.

Agents · Orchestration

Multi-Agent Orchestration

Compose multiple specialised agents that hand off tasks, share context, and collaborate on complex workflows.

Platform · Governance

Enterprise AI Governance

Enforce guardrails, track usage, manage projects, and observe all AI operations from a single control plane.

Platform · Routing

Dynamic LLM Routing By Request And Caller

Give applications one stable model key and let Console pick the concrete model per request, by prompt content, size, channel, or who is asking.

Agents · Chat

Let Users Choose The Agent's Model

Offer a main model plus additional models on one agent and let the caller, or a chat UI model picker, choose which one answers.

Chat · Widget

Embedded Portal With Page Tools

Embed a Console portal as a chat bubble in your product, sign visitors in with your own identity token, and let the agent act on the page.

Agents · Governance

Agent Approvals Through Webhooks

Pause an agent before it runs a risky tool, get a signed webhook, and approve or deny from your own backend with the client API.


Browse by theme ​

The same 15 patterns, grouped by the problem they solve.

Agents and orchestration ​

  • SRE Incident Response Agent — Build an SRE agent that reads Confluence runbooks, ingests them into Console RAG, searches vector knowledge during incidents, and posts Jira updates through tools.
  • Agent Development With Tracing — Develop custom agents with Agent SDK and feed execution traces into Console so teams can compare runs, inspect tool behavior, and debug workflows faster.
  • Autonomous AI Agents — Build agents that plan, execute tools, and deliver structured outputs with full deterministic control and observability.
  • Multi-Agent Orchestration — Compose multiple specialised agents that hand off tasks, share context, and collaborate on complex workflows.
  • Let Users Choose The Agent's Model — Offer a main model plus additional models on one agent and let the caller, or a chat UI model picker, choose which one answers.
  • Agent Approvals Through Webhooks — Pause an agent before it runs a risky tool, get a signed webhook, and approve or deny from your own backend with the client API.

RAG and retrieval ​

  • Vector RAG Operations Control Plane — Operate RAG pipelines through Console by combining file ingestion, vector index management, embeddings, and chat retrieval in one control surface.
  • RAG & Semantic Search — Ingest documents, generate embeddings, and query vector stores through a unified gateway for retrieval-augmented generation.

Chat and embedded widgets ​

  • Customer Support Bot — Deploy conversational AI with streaming responses, human-in-the-loop escalation, guardrails, and tool transparency.
  • Embedded Portal With Page Tools — Embed a Console portal as a chat bubble in your product, sign visitors in with your own identity token, and let the agent act on the page.

Platform and governance ​

  • Quota-Aware LLM Gateway — Run application traffic through Console with project-scoped quotas, model routing, and request-level visibility for cost control.
  • Vector RAG Operations Control Plane — Operate RAG pipelines through Console by combining file ingestion, vector index management, embeddings, and chat retrieval in one control surface.
  • PromptOps And MCP Tool Gateway — Use Console as the control plane for prompt versioning, secure config storage, and converting OpenAPI specs into MCP and tool endpoints.
  • Agent Development With Tracing — Develop custom agents with Agent SDK and feed execution traces into Console so teams can compare runs, inspect tool behavior, and debug workflows faster.
  • AI-Powered Applications — Integrate AI capabilities into existing applications with OpenAI-compatible APIs, provider routing, and type-safe SDKs.
  • Enterprise AI Governance — Enforce guardrails, track usage, manage projects, and observe all AI operations from a single control plane.
  • Dynamic LLM Routing By Request And Caller — Give applications one stable model key and let Console pick the concrete model per request, by prompt content, size, channel, or who is asking.

Products behind these patterns ​

Looking for peers, hookId widgets, or the Client SDK? Those are Cognipeer Studio patterns, listed under Studio use cases.

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