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# Getting Started with the Talent Agent SDK

The Talent Agent SDK is the easiest way to build AI agents that work with your talent data.  Built on Spring Boot and [Langchain4J](https://github.com/langchain4j/langchain4j), the SDK provides everything you need to integrate agent technology either into your existing platform or running standalone.

### What's in the box?

* Java/Kotlin Support
* Source access
* Built-in agent orchestration for multi-step agents
* Seamless agent history and chat memory
* Seamless RAG support
* Scheduled tasks
* Native integration with the [Universal Talent API](/guides/getting-started-with-the-composable-talent-platform.md)
* Pre-built talent agents (HR analyst, HRBP, TA Coordinator, HR Coordinator) with built-in tools to work with your talent data (reviews, OKRs, etc)
* Integration into the flow of work
  * Slack integration (including sending messages to Slack and all the plumbing to build a Slack application)
  * Incoming and outgoing email support 
  * Teams Integration (coming soon!)
* CLI support 
* REST API (disabled if CLI is enabled)
* [and so much more coming!](https://peoplelogic.releasedhub.com/peoplelogic-agents/roadmap/b2dd0512)


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