Agent frameworks

A multi-agent team designer that interviews the user, decomposes the work into responsibilities, and generates a ready-to-run set of agents, skills and rules for either Claude Code or Codex, with configuration formats convertible between the two.

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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.

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An open-source framework from a university research group that wraps existing coding agents, such as Codex or OpenCode, into an evolutionary loop that co-evolves a population of candidate solutions alongside a population of agent guidance and skills.

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An open-source Go SDK for building AI agents whose state, tool calls and execution loops survive process crashes, running in-process by default or, for distributed execution, through Temporal or Restate.

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A Python multi-agent platform built on a microservice, event-driven architecture, with a hybrid memory combining SQL, ChromaDB and a KuzuDB-based graph store, and Docker-in-Docker sandboxing that runs agent-written code in disposable, isolated containers.

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A local, self-hosted platform that generates complete applications, including a web UI, API, database and CLI, from a natural-language description, using more than 30 integrated local services running on the user's own hardware.

• Coding agents
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A pattern language and generation toolkit for building multi-agent systems, installed as a skill for Claude Code, Cursor and similar AI coding agents, which guides the agent through constructing a new system from a catalog of reusable architectural patterns.

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An async-first, distributed framework for building multi-agent systems in Python, with an SDK for agent-to-agent communication, example integrations with frameworks such as LangChain, DSPy and LiteLLM, and a demo multi-agent insurance support system.

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A voice-controlled AI agent app for Wear OS smartwatches such as the Galaxy Watch, combining an on-device language model with offline speech recognition and a phone-bridged fallback, so it can answer without a companion phone driving the conversation.

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• Mobile

A cloud platform and command-line tool for deploying, publishing and monetizing autonomous AI agents as APIs on a shared marketplace, so other developers and businesses can discover and integrate them.

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• Hosting

A control-plane platform for teams that puts humans and autonomous AI agents in the same projects, tasks and workflows, with shared context, role-based permissions and sandboxed execution.

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A continuously running autonomous agent architecture that replaces cosine-similarity retrieval-augmented generation with a physics-simulated spatial memory, injecting far less context per turn.

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A federated search index over Agentic Resource Discovery registries, letting an AI agent find MCP servers, APIs, skills and other tools by query instead of being wired to each one in advance.

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• APIs

An open-source, self-hosted platform for orchestrating autonomous multi-agent AI systems, with a visual workflow builder, human-in-the-loop approvals and many Model Context Protocol tools.

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• Workflow automation

A TypeScript agent framework, rewritten around an entity-component-system architecture, that gives autonomous agent workflows persistent SQLite-backed memory with semantic search, a choice of cloud or local reasoning models, and containerized execution.

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A serving runtime that takes an existing file-defined agent directory and runs it as a live service, embedded in a web app, deployed as a Telegram, Slack or Feishu bot, or exposed as an API endpoint.

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• Backend

A multi-agent orchestration and communication layer built on the Beads task tracker, with a live dashboard, a command-line orchestrator host, and a built-in runtime that can spawn and manage agent workers directly.

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A multi-agent framework written in Go that follows the design of the Python Agno project, providing agents, teams and workflows with multi-provider model support and an HTTP server for running them as a service.

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An open-source, local-first personal AI agent whose identity, memory and workspace stay under the user's control, usable with GPT, Claude, Gemini, DeepSeek or local models without losing continuity when switching between them.

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An automated machine-learning engineering stack in which large-language-model agents take a problem description, produce a plan, generate and run code locally, and iteratively refine a solution, aimed today at Kaggle-style competitions.

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An agent-driven framework that automates GPU kernel optimization by pointing a coding agent, currently Claude Code, at a kernel operator and letting it iterate inside an isolated workspace using profilers and per-language knowledge the framework provides.

• Coding agents
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A collection of runnable quickstarts and feature demos for the CrewAI multi-agent framework, each a self-contained Jupyter notebook or Python example meant to be extended for a developer's own project.

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• Tutorials

An early-preview, local-first personal AI agent that runs tasks on a computer through explicit subsystem contracts for model providers, messaging channels, tools, memory and device peripherals.

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An AI agent framework, built on LangChain and LangGraph with a fully asynchronous architecture, that lets an agent configure new Model Context Protocol tools, schedule its own background tasks, and manage its own long-term memory.

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