Java-Action-Bool integrates seamlessly with the LightJason multi-agent framework, enabling developers to leverage ready-made boolean logic actions in their agent programs. Instead of writing custom boolean checks, you can call provided actions like ActionBoolAnd, ActionBoolOr, ActionBoolNot, and more. These actions evaluate truth values at runtime to guide agent behavior, reducing boilerplate code and simplifying plan definitions in cognitive and reactive agent systems.

Java-Action-Datetime is an add-on module for the LightJason multi-agent system framework, designed to handle all temporal operations within your agents. It provides actions to retrieve the current timestamp, parse date/time strings into Java temporal objects, apply custom formatting patterns, perform arithmetic operations such as adding or subtracting durations, compute differences between datetimes, and convert between timezones. These actions seamlessly integrate into LightJason agent code, reducing boilerplate and enabling reliable, consistent temporal reasoning across distributed agent deployments.

Java Action Generic is a lightweight, modular library that allows developers to implement autonomous agent behaviors in Java by defining generic actions. Actions are parameterized units of work that agents can execute, schedule, and compose at runtime. The framework offers a consistent action interface, allowing developers to create custom actions, handle action parameters, and integrate with LightJason’s agent lifecycle management. With support for event-driven execution and concurrency, agents can perform tasks such as dynamic decision-making, interaction with external services, and complex behavior orchestration. The library promotes reusability and modular design, making it suitable for research, simulations, IoT, and game AI applications on any JVM-supported platform.

Java Action Interpolate is a specialized Java library designed to integrate with the LightJason multi-agent framework. It provides a suite of interpolation algorithms, including linear, polynomial, and spline methods, enabling agents to transition between states and actions fluidly. The module offers configurable interpolation parameters, hooks into the LightJason action lifecycle, and supports custom data types. By incorporating Java Action Interpolate, developers can eliminate jarring behavior jumps, enhance simulation fidelity, and simplify the implementation of smooth agent movements and decision-driven behaviors within distributed or simulation environments.