Sector examplesLogistics and operations
Demo Freight
A dispatch agent that plans routes for minutes in the background and reacts to vehicle events on its own.
The problem it solves
Operations teams need agents that work like colleagues: planning a day's routes takes many slow steps, breakdowns happen while nobody is typing, and a deploy in the middle of planning must not lose the work or message drivers twice.
- Route planning runs for minutes in the background, with live progress and cancellation
- Telematics events start an exception-handling agent with no human typing
- A run interrupted by a restart resumes without notifying drivers twice
Run it on your computer
git clone https://github.com/karawash-projects/amoxi.gitcd amoxinpm installnpm run buildnpm run dev -w dispatch-agentThen open http://localhost:8084. The tests run with npm test -w dispatch-agent.
Amoxi features in this example
| Feature | Why it matters here |
|---|---|
| Durable long-running runs | Planning survives deploys and crashes, resuming from its last step on any server. |
| Event-driven agents | A webhook starts the exception handler through the injectable AgentPlatform; schedules can too. |
| Progress streaming and cancellation | Dispatchers see each step as it happens and can stop a plan mid-way. |
| Tools with approval | Assigning a plan to vehicles waits for the dispatcher; analysis runs straight away. |
| Generative UI | The proposed plan appears as a route map with stops and vehicles. |
| MCP and A2A | Partner carriers' agents request capacity quotes and track shipments. |