Solace AI is a modular AI agent framework enabling you to deploy your own conversational assistant on your infrastructure. It offers context memory management, vector database support for document retrieval, plugin hooks for external integrations, and a web-based chat interface. With customizable system prompts and fine-grained control over knowledge sources, you can create agents for support, tutoring, personal productivity, or internal automation without relying on third-party servers.

TUNiB provides state-of-the-art conversational AI solutions designed to emotionally engage users. Their offerings include the first fully open-source Korean sLLM for commercial use, customizable multi-persona chatbots, and NLP APIs that safeguard platforms from AI-generated hate speech and privacy breaches. These solutions are tailored to provide seamless user experiences and can be integrated swiftly to enhance user engagement and safety.

FreeThinker provides a modular architecture for defining AI agents that can autonomously execute tasks by leveraging large language models, memory modules, and external tools. Developers can configure agents via Python or YAML, plug in custom tools for web search, data processing, or API calls, and utilize built-in planning strategies. The framework handles step-by-step execution, context retention, and result aggregation so agents can operate hands-free on research, automation, or decision-support workflows.

Pacman AI offers a fully functional Python-based environment and agent framework for the classic Pacman game. The project implements key reinforcement learning algorithms—Q-learning and value iteration—to allow the agent to learn optimal policies for pill collection, maze navigation, and ghost avoidance. Users can define custom reward functions and adjust hyperparameters such as learning rate, discount factor, and exploration strategy. The framework supports metric logging, performance visualization, and reproducible experiment setups. It is designed for easy extension, letting researchers and students integrate new algorithms or neural network-based learning approaches and benchmark them against baseline grid-based methods within the Pacman domain.