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Agno

A framework and runtime for building agent platforms: an SDK to build agents, a runtime to serve them as a service, and a web UI to manage and observe them.

Agno

Agno lets a team build an agent platform with the Agno SDK, run it as a service with the AgentOS runtime, and manage it through the AgentOS web UI, keeping control of their own data, memory and security posture with JWT-based role-based access control.

It exposes a production API of more than 50 endpoints over SSE and websockets, stores sessions, memory, knowledge and traces in the user's own database, and connects to over 100 external tools and services such as GitHub, Slack and Postgres through pre-built toolkits. Other features include context providers for live data from sources like Slack, Drive, wikis and MCP servers, human-approval pauses for tool calls that need confirmation, OpenTelemetry-based observability and audit logs, multi-user and multi-tenant isolation, interfaces over Slack, Telegram, WhatsApp and Discord, and cron-based scheduling.

It is written in Python, deploys to any container platform, and is licensed under Apache-2.0.

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