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galdor

A Go-native framework for building, orchestrating and observing AI agents, with native OpenTelemetry tracing and an embedded dashboard shipped in the same binary.

galdor

galdor is a framework for building and orchestrating LLM agents in Go, with OpenTelemetry observability built in rather than bolted on. It ships an embedded SQLite trace store and dashboard served from the same binary, so the whole system, including observability, is self-hostable with no external SaaS dependency.

It supports the Model Context Protocol as both client and server over stdio, SSE and Streamable HTTP, and the Agent-to-Agent protocol as both client and server. Built-in multi-agent orchestration includes supervisor and swarm patterns in a dedicated module.

It is Apache 2.0 licensed, and its core module has a comparatively small dependency footprint.

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