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No. AgentScope 2.0 is a breaking release that introduces a redesigned agent abstraction, a new event system, the workspace and permission systems, and many other new features. APIs are not source-compatible with 1.0, and there is no automatic migration path.We recommend upgrading to 2.0 for all new projects to benefit from the new capabilities. The 1.0 documentation remains available for existing users.
Yes. The workspace abstraction is AgentScope’s execution environment for agents and ships three implementations — LocalWorkspace (host filesystem), DockerWorkspace (container), and E2BWorkspace (E2B cloud sandbox) — sharing the same interface so the same agent code runs against any backend. Workspaces also own MCP server lifecycles, skill management, and context offloading.See Workspace for the full overview, including how to plug a workspace into an Agent and the multi-tenant WorkspaceManager.
Yes, on two layers:
  • TypeScript SDK — install with pnpm install @agentscope-ai/agentscope. It mirrors the Python Msg and Event types so frontend code can consume agent streams without re-implementing the protocol.
  • Frontend UI — a ready-to-use web app for Agent Service, letting developers exercise their deployed agents without writing any UI code.
Yes. Both modules are being ported from 1.0 to the 2.0 architecture and will land in upcoming releases. Track the changelog and GitHub releases for availability.
Yes. AgentScope is available in three languages, each with its own repository: