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1: 1 Mission Statement
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3: Intelligent agents are a modelling paradigm, based on the notion of agents with mental states. 
4: The Jadex reasoning engine follows the Belief Desire Intention (BDI) model
5: and  facilitates [easy intelligent agent construction>Features] with sound software engineering foundations.
6: It allows for programming intelligent software agents in [XML and Java>Features]
7: and can be deployed on different kinds of middleware such as [JADE>http://jade.tilab.com/].
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9: To enable the creation of intelligent agents several different constituent parts have to be assembled.
10: It is necessary to provide an agent architecture that at least takes into account 
11: agent-internal, agent society and artificial intelligence (AI) concepts. It is a property 
12: of agent research that interesting research
13: results in various isolated areas exist, but that these results are not integrated into
14: superordinated architectures. Therefore until now no standards can address the construction
15: of intelligent agents in all facets.
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17: <!-- The Jadex project accomodates these properties with an *open research map*, that outlines
18: the research areas of interest and the actual work in progress in these fields. In the spirit
19: of an [open-source>Resources.Get+Involved] project everyone is invited to contribute his/her ideas and practical
20: improvements. -->
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22: 1.1 Summary
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24: The Jadex research project is conducted by the [Distributed Systems and
25: Information Systems Group>http://vsis-www.informatik.uni-hamburg.de/] at the [University of Hamburg>http://www.uni-hamburg.de/].
26: The developed software framework is available under GNUs LGPL license, and is continuously evolving.
27: The project’s file releases are kindly hosted by the [SourceForge.net>http://sourceforge.net/projects/jadex/]
28: portal. The projects web presence is based on a wiki and thus allows Jadex users to contribute in various ways. The reasoning engine has been put into practice in the context of several
29: [research, teaching, and industrial application scenarios>Usages.Projects]
30: some of which are described here in the web.
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32: 1.1 Related Projects
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34: The Jadex BDI agent systems relies on [Jadex Rules>http://jadex.informatik.uni-hamburg.de/rules/], which is a lightweight small forward chaining rule engine.
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