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Agentic AI Projects Portfolio

A portfolio of example agentic AI systems spanning research, software engineering, productivity and education, meant to demonstrate multi-agent collaboration and tool use.

Agentic AI Projects Portfolio

This repository is a curated collection of agentic AI project ideas built around orchestration concepts such as multi-agent collaboration, autonomous decision making, tool-using LLM agents, memory-augmented systems, workflow automation and full-stack AI integration, meant to simulate real-world intelligent systems that plan, act and execute tasks independently or semi-autonomously.

Listed projects are grouped into research and knowledge agents, such as a multi-agent research and report generator, a web research and fact-checking agent, a textbook generator, an adaptive AI tutor and a data-analyst agent; development and engineering agents, such as a GitHub pull-request fix bot, a DevOps deploy-and-monitor bot, a code reviewer and optimizer, and a prompt-to-app generator; productivity agents, such as a personal productivity manager, an email agent, a browser-automation agent and a voice-controlled desktop assistant; and builder agents, including a hackathon project builder and a vector-database-backed long-term-memory assistant.

A planned technology stack lists Next.js, FastAPI, LangChain, Qdrant, Better-Auth and Neon Postgres.

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