Rigging is an open-source framework that lets developers build, test, and deploy AI agents with customizable tools, memory management, and multi-step workflow orchestration. It integrates with OpenAI and Hugging Face, providing type-safe interfaces, modular components, and extensible plugins to simplify complex agent behaviors and stateful conversations.
Rigging is an open-source framework that lets developers build, test, and deploy AI agents with customizable tools, memory management, and multi-step workflow orchestration. It integrates with OpenAI and Hugging Face, providing type-safe interfaces, modular components, and extensible plugins to simplify complex agent behaviors and stateful conversations.
Rigging is a developer-focused framework that streamlines the creation and orchestration of AI agents. It provides tool and function registration, context and memory management, workflow chaining, callback events, and logging. Developers can integrate multiple LLM providers, define custom plugins, and assemble multi-step pipelines. Rigging’s type-safe TypeScript SDK ensures modularity and reusability, accelerating AI agent development for chatbots, data processing, and content generation tasks.
Who will use Rigging?
Software developers
Machine learning engineers
AI researchers
Tech startups
Research labs
How to use the Rigging?
Step1: Install Rigging via npm install rigging
Step2: Import Rigging and configure your preferred LLM provider
Step3: Define and register tools, memory handlers, and utilities
Step4: Create agent workflows by chaining nodes and callbacks
Step5: Execute the agent, monitor output, and review logs
Step6: Extend functionality with custom plugins and event hooks