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The Arc Project

A Kotlin DSL and scripting framework for defining LLM-powered AI agent solutions.

The Arc Project

Arc uses Kotlin DSL and Kotlin Scripting to define a language optimized for building LLM-powered AI agent solutions. Example projects in the repository demonstrate its use, including a Spring Boot project built on the Arc Agent Framework.

It is maintained under the Eclipse Foundation's lmos project umbrella, follows the REUSE licensing standard with per-file copyright and license information, and is developed under a public code of conduct.

It is licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0, copyright Deutsche Telekom AG and contributors.

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