Agent frameworks

An open-source platform that models the full airline and hotel booking lifecycle, search through settlement, as typed, testable AI agents whose pipeline contracts are meant to prevent hallucinated bookings.

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A desktop AI agent that runs entirely on the user's own machine, splitting a task between a queen process that only plans and decides and disposable worker processes that execute commands in an isolated temporary directory.

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A self-hosted dashboard for a developer's own machine that manages running apps, orchestrates AI agents, and tracks personal knowledge and health, all reachable from any device over Tailscale.

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A distributed AI agent framework where a decorator turns a plain function into a networked agent, and the mesh handles discovery, transport, retries and failover across languages and machines.

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A small, transparent AI agent framework written in about 1,300 lines of Python, meant to be read and owned rather than treated as a black box.

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An open local runtime that combines native inference, speculative decoding and agentic caching so useful local AI agents run faster automatically, and can also guard an agent a user already runs elsewhere.

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A minimal runtime for running a recursive coding-agent loop over long tasks, where a short bash loop repeats agent turns until a stop file appears, and an outer meta-loop restarts a fresh generation when the current one stalls.

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A single-user, always-on personal AI assistant built on a Claude subscription that takes voice or text tasks across a TUI, CLI and self-hosted web app, runs scheduled jobs, and keeps long-term memory in plain Markdown.

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A personal AI agent written in pure Python, reachable from a terminal, a web dashboard, or Telegram, Discord and WhatsApp, that remembers what matters, learns new skills on demand, and runs tasks on a schedule.

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A Qt and C++ library that gives a desktop application cloud and local LLM providers, MCP clients and servers, and ACP agent hosting, with streaming delivered as ordinary Qt signals.

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A self-hosted, multi-agent personal assistant that reads a user's mail, calendar, contacts and documents through their own accounts, asks before making any change, and keeps a record of everything it read, decided and did.

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An F# authoring layer over the Microsoft Agent Framework that adds a higher-level, typed and declarative workflow language for building durable agent pipelines on .NET.

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A hosting platform for AI agents meant to persist over time, giving each one a Docker sandbox, a self-managed home directory, decaying journal memory, scheduled unprompted heartbeats, and access to connected services such as Telegram and GitHub.

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A self-hosted AI workspace that orchestrates local and OpenAI-compatible models, agents, MCP tools and deep research through one installer, aimed at coordinating work rather than just chatting with a model.

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A tool for defining an AI agent's role in a single YAML file and running it as a CLI chat, an API server, or an autonomous daemon reacting to schedules, file changes and webhooks.

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An AWS reference guidance showing how to build and deploy a multi-agent customer-support system using Amazon Bedrock AgentCore and the Strands Agents SDK.

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An open protocol and reference runtime that lets an AI agent generate an interactive user interface on demand over MCP, instead of the agent describing options in text.

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An open wire specification letting a separate Guardian Agent inspect what an AI coding agent is about to do and permit, deny or modify that action before it happens over an authenticated channel, with an audit trail that can be reconstructed afterward.

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A reference implementation of an LLM agent that keeps a large number of tools in a searchable vector-store library rather than listing them all in every prompt, cutting cost and getting around tool-set limits on context or API size.

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A self-hostable runtime for orchestrating multiple AI agents that natively supports the MCP, A2A and AG-UI protocols, letting agents call outside tools, interoperate with agents built on other frameworks, and stream their state to a frontend in real time.

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A self-hosted platform for running an organization of AI agents that have defined roles, hand work to each other, and answer to policies over which tools they may call, what they may spend, and what a person must approve first.

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A deterministic, formally specified orchestration tool for multi-agent systems, letting agents such as Claude and Codex be arranged into managed hierarchies and controlled from a web or terminal mission-control interface built on tmux.

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A self-hosted, open-source LangGraph Agent Server that runs on a user's own Postgres and Redis, aiming for drop-in compatibility with existing LangGraph projects and no license key for persistence.

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• Hosting

A zero-code AI agent development scaffold for Java built on Spring Boot and Spring AI, letting a developer launch a working agent from a single YAML configuration file with MCP tool calling and built-in observability.

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