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Intelli

A Python framework for building chatbots and AI agent workflows across multiple model providers, including OpenAI, LLaMA, DeepSeek, Mistral and Stable Diffusion, through one unified access layer that also supports the Model Context Protocol.

Intelli

Intelli lets a chatbot switch between model providers without changing calling code, and lets a flow of tasks be composed across different AI models, for example to produce a blog post, described either in code or in natural language through its Vibe Agents feature. It supports the Model Context Protocol for standardized interaction with AI models and graph-based agents for building flows with multiple paths.

Its coding agent points at a repository and a task, and is given a path-confined toolset of read, write, edit, glob, grep and bash operations, then loops editing and running tests until they pass, using any configured chat provider. A computer-use agent drives a screen or browser through Anthropic's or OpenAI's native computer-use tools in a screenshot, propose-action, execute loop, and an image controller can generate images from multiple providers.

It installs with pip, with optional extras for MCP support and a Playwright-based browser agent, and is licensed under Apache-2.0.

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