Role-playing LLM agents — CEO, CTO, programmer, tester — collaborate through staged dialogues to turn a one-line prompt into a working software project. Now generalized into a zero-code platform for building custom multi-agent workflows beyond coding.
Provides a memory-first library and managed service that stores, reasons about, and serves long-term state for agents and users — offering continual representations, session context, vector search, and a chat-style API for personalized behavior.
Build and deploy enterprise-grade conversational agents with integrated RAG pipelines, workflow orchestration, multi-modal IO, and model-agnostic integrations (private and public LLMs). Designed for self-hosted production with vector stores and tooling integrations.
Agent framework for building tool-using applications on Qwen 3+ LLMs. Provides function calling, MCP, a Dockerized code interpreter, and RAG over documents up to 1M tokens; powers the Qwen Chat backend and a Chrome browser-assistant extension.
Connects AI coding clients to multiple model providers through MCP, adding multi-model review, planning, debugging, and CLI-to-CLI delegation while keeping the main agent in control.
Builds stateful LLM agents whose memory persists across sessions: a tiered, self-editing memory system lets an agent rewrite its own context window so it remembers, learns, and improves over time. Model-agnostic, with Python/TypeScript SDKs.
Routes LLM and agent decisions through semantic similarity instead of waiting for full generations, useful for intent routing, tool selection, guardrails, and multimodal handling.
Builds realtime voice AI agents that run as server-side participants in WebRTC rooms — mix STT, LLM, and TTS providers or use one realtime model. Adds semantic turn detection, SIP telephony, multi-agent handoffs, and an LLM-judge test harness.
Builds real-time voice and multimodal AI agents as composable streaming pipelines. Vendor-neutral: swap among 20+ STT, 20+ LLM and 30+ TTS providers over WebRTC or WebSockets, and compose multi-agent systems with handoff and parallel workers.
Claude-Mem is a persistent memory compression system built for Claude Code. It automatically captures tool usage observations during coding sessions, generates semantic summaries using Claude's agent-sdk, and injects relevant context into future sessions to maintain continuity of project knowledge.
Orchestrates teams of role-based autonomous agents that collaborate on multi-step tasks, plus event-driven Flows for deterministic control. Built from scratch with no LangChain dependency; runs 450M+ agentic workflows monthly.
Generates interactive codebase wikis from GitHub, GitLab, or Bitbucket repositories by analyzing structure, writing documentation, and creating diagrams for navigation.