Give an agent a goal and it plans, then executes each step using AI models and your everyday apps. Build agents via chat-driven AutoPilot, a drag-and-drop builder, or self-hosted code, then run them on a schedule across integrations.
Reviews code in the IDE, CLI, and pull requests, flagging bugs, logic gaps, security holes, and missing tests using context from the whole repo and its dependencies. Enforces team-specific rules learned from past PRs.
Runs autonomous AI-agent workforces where each agent, skill, and company process lives as version-controlled code you own. Agents act in isolated sandboxes and submit deliverables for human review, with 3,000+ connectors plus MCP support.
Parses, generates, and filters training data from noisy sources like PDFs and weak QA, then feeds it into LLM pre-training, SFT, RL, or RAG cleaning. Ships 100+ operators and ready-made pipelines for text, reasoning, Text2SQL, and agentic data.
Framework for building and orchestrating multi-agent LLM systems, with agent types, tool integration, and human-in-the-loop workflows. Supports multi-agent conversation patterns, multiple LLM providers, and RAG-style tooling for research and prototyping agentic workflows.
Companion resources for Chip Huyen's AI Engineering book: chapter summaries, study notes, prompt examples, case studies, and a few analysis scripts. Focuses on engineering practices for adapting foundation models to production rather than step-by-step code tutorials.
Elixir-native autonomous agent framework that models state changes as pure cmd/2 operations and describes side effects with typed directives; integrates with OTP supervision and optional LLM plugins for AI-driven agents.
A 100-line LLM framework built on one graph abstraction of nodes and flows, with zero dependencies and no vendor wrappers. The tiny core composes agents, workflows, and RAG, and is small enough for a coding agent to read and extend on its own.
Simulates a trading firm using LLM agents in specialized roles — fundamentals, sentiment, news and technical analysts feed bull/bear researcher debates, then a trader and risk team decide. Works across US, global and crypto markets and 10+ LLM providers.
Lets teams build, deploy, and manage AI agents from chat, visual workflows, code, knowledge bases, tables, and more than a thousand integrations.
Builds event-driven multi-agent AI systems that use a Solace event mesh for agent-to-agent messaging, task delegation, and artifact exchange. Emphasizes asynchronous orchestration, plugin-based extensibility, and integrations with LLMs and external systems.
Connects to Gmail, Calendar, and meeting notes to build a local, Obsidian-compatible Markdown graph it acts on — drafting emails, briefs, and decks. Memory accumulates instead of resetting each session; runs on local or hosted models, extensible via MCP.