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Superagent

Agent frameworks

Superagent is an open-source AI assistant framework backed by Y Combinator, facilitating the integration of large language models (LLM) and generative AI into applications, supporting various use cases such as question answering, chatbots, and content generation

Swarms

Agent frameworks

Swarms orchestrates multi-agent collaboration for production-grade applications, solving issues like short memory and high costs, with customizable tools for specific needs, currently used by RBC, John Deere, and AI startups

SWE-agent

Agent frameworks

This open source project introduces SWE-agent, a software engineering agent for LMs like GPT-4, enhancing bug and issue resolution in GitHub repositories with state-of-the-art performance, facilitated by a well-designed Agent-Computer Interface (ACI) and support for OpenAI and Anthropic Claude models

The Forge

Agent frameworks

The Forge coordinates LLMs to generate code candidates, compiles and benchmarks them, then evolves top candidates through mutation and selection.

Vetto

Agent frameworks

Vetto is a daemon-less, rootless sandbox that applies kernel-enforced security policies to AI coding agents, with agent command shims and MCP tool isolation.

Zapier SDK

Agent frameworks

The Zapier SDK is a TypeScript SDK and CLI for building agent tools and integrations against Zapier’s connection layer, giving coding agents programmatic access to Zapier’s app catalog and action library.

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