Agent frameworks

An Electron desktop workspace for creating, running and coordinating AI agents ('minds') powered by GitHub Copilot, built around Agent-to-Agent collaboration: minds discover each other, message each other, delegate stateful tasks and hand off artifacts.

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An open-source visual canvas and runtime for building a governance and reliability control layer around an AI agent, compiling one flow specification to LangGraph, CrewAI, Mastra or the Microsoft Agent Framework and tracing every decision in Langfuse.

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A self-running pipeline of LLM agents that reads AI-related sources across Twitter, RSS, Hacker News, Reddit, Bluesky and arXiv, then publishes a nightly digest, a front page, a model-release timeline and a growing wiki through GitHub Actions.

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A library that stops one AI agent from silently overwriting another's concurrent edits to shared state such as a plan file or memory store, using a MESI-style coherence protocol and optimistic-concurrency commits verified in TLA+, across LangGraph, CrewAI and AutoGen.

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A replicable Google Cloud reference implementation of an enterprise-governed multi-agent system: a supervisor agent delegates to three specialist agents over the A2A protocol, with every model, MCP tool and agent call routed through Apigee for auth, quotas and token analytics.

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A semi-structured specification format, now at version 0.6, for describing work assignments for autonomous agents: a document states required behavior, completion criteria, examples and failure handling, checked by a deterministic Go linter.

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An AI agent framework for the openvela embedded operating system, running on watches, glasses, speakers and similar devices, with multiple LLM backends, a ReAct tool-calling loop, an MCP client, and configuration tuned for devices with as little as 256KB of RAM.

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A lightweight runtime bus that bridges MCP servers, Matrix rooms and HTTP/SSE endpoints into one set of Invoke, StreamInvoke and Publish/Subscribe flows, giving heterogeneous agents cross-process, cross-language collaboration with session and trace propagation.

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A lightweight, strictly typed Python framework for building LLM agents and structured workflows, usable either embedded as an application's orchestration layer or standalone with cross-session memory, skills and a terminal UI.

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A structurally enforced software-development pipeline in which agent teams turn a GitHub issue or rough description into a reviewed pull request, with peer review, context tracking and a zero-credential sandbox designed to keep every merge decision with a human.

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An open-source platform for goal-driven AI agents that plan, run and measure work on a schedule against a metric you set, running on coding-agent CLIs such as Claude Code, Codex, Cursor and Pi that a developer already uses.

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An open protocol and Python reference implementation for agent-to-agent commercial negotiation, letting a buyer's and a seller's autonomous agents negotiate contract terms across organizational boundaries with cryptographic signatures instead of a shared platform.

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An open-source control plane that gives each AI agent its own identity, a scoped task credential and a signed record of what it did, so a team can trace and limit what agents are authorized to do instead of sharing standing API keys.

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An open-source framework for building controlled multi-agent environments to study how communication structure, shared memory and adversarial conditions affect coordination between LLM-based agents, aimed at researchers rather than production use.

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A self-hosted bridge that lets Claude Code, Codex and other coding-agent CLIs collaborate inside a Telegram group chat, using a generation-counted envelope protocol to stop message loops between agents.

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A baseline starter repository for production AI agent services, wiring the published foundry-agent-* packages (dependency injection, lifecycle, retries, OpenTelemetry, tool loading) into a runnable FastAPI-based service that teams fork and customize.

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A Rust runtime framework for building AI agents that handles orchestration, sessions and streaming while leaving tools, prompts and domain logic to the developer, with MCP support and optional multi-agent and shell tools behind feature flags.

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A production-grade AI agent framework for Elixir and the BEAM, running agents as supervised OTP processes with crash recovery and switching between 13 LLM providers by changing one string.

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A downloadable, self-hosted AI agent framework that works immediately after installing, with a modular system of personalities, connectors, and providers that can be reconfigured without writing code.

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A self-hostable agentic runtime that runs as one Go binary alongside your application, handling the agent loop, multi-provider LLM routing, memory, and MCP on both sides, reachable over HTTP, gRPC, MCP, or TypeScript/Python adapters.

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A lightweight Ruby framework for building AI agent workflows as a state machine, with a pluggable agent and I/O interface and an OpenAI-backed agent implementation included.

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A typed Kotlin DSL runtime for building AI agent systems on the JVM, where the compiler enforces input/output types and tool permissions, and every run produces a tamper-evident audit trail.

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A workflow orchestration platform where AI coding agents such as Claude Code or Cursor build and deploy Python workflows for you, with LangGraph powering the underlying execution rather than a proprietary DSL.

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A hands-on workshop that builds .NET multi-agent applications with the Microsoft Agent Framework, Microsoft Foundry, and Aspire, covering sequential, concurrent, handoff, and group-chat orchestration patterns.

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