Aitino

An open-source platform for building teams of AI agents that automate complex tasks, configured through a visual node editor rather than code, built on top of the AutoGen framework.

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Aitino aims to go from a prompt to a working team of agents in minutes, needing only a small amount of user input such as API keys, context and task-specific details for the agents to work with. Its node-editor interface is meant to keep both simple and highly complex agent teams manageable, since a visual graph scales more easily than hand-written orchestration code for many users.

It is built on the AutoGen framework and draws on ideas from projects such as ChatDev and CrewAI for capabilities not available from AutoGen alone. A separate, cloud-hosted version called Aitino Web offers a free plan and is built with SvelteKit, Tailwind CSS, shadcn-svelte, Supabase and Stripe, deployed on Vercel; the open-source platform itself is written in Python.

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