Meta-Agent-with-More-Agents is an extensible open-source framework that implements a meta agent architecture allowing multiple specialized sub-agents to collaborate on complex tasks. It leverages LangChain for agent orchestration and OpenAI APIs for natural language processing. Developers can define custom agents for tasks like data extraction, sentiment analysis, decision-making, or content generation. The meta agent coordinates task decomposition, dispatches objectives to appropriate agents, gathers their outputs, and iteratively refines results via feedback loops. Its modular design supports parallel processing, logging, and error handling. Ideal for automating multi-step workflows, research pipelines, and dynamic decision support systems, it simplifies building robust distributed AI systems by abstracting inter-agent communication and lifecycle management.

The Multi-Agent-based Search and Rescue System in ROS is a robotics framework that leverages ROS for deploying multiple autonomous agents to perform coordinated search and rescue operations. Each agent uses onboard sensors and ROS topics for real-time mapping, obstacle avoidance, and target detection. A central coordinator assigns tasks dynamically based on agent status and environment feedback. The system can be run in Gazebo or on actual robots, enabling researchers and developers to test and refine multi-robot cooperation, communication protocols, and adaptive mission planning under realistic conditions.

Multi-Agent-Blueprint is a comprehensive open-source codebase for building and orchestrating multiple AI-driven agents that collaborate to address complex tasks. At its core, it offers a modular system for defining distinct agent roles—such as researchers, analysts, and executors—each with dedicated memory stores and prompt templates. The framework integrates seamlessly with large language models, external knowledge APIs, and custom tools, enabling dynamic task delegation and iterative feedback loops between agents. It also includes built-in logging and monitoring to track agent interactions and outputs. With customizable workflows and interchangeable components, developers and researchers can rapidly prototype multi-agent pipelines for applications like content generation, data analysis, product development, or automated customer support.

SuperSwarm is designed for orchestrating AI-driven workflows by leveraging multiple specialized agents that communicate and collaborate in real time. It supports dynamic task decomposition, where a primary controller agent breaks down complex goals into subtasks and assigns them to expert agents. Agents can share context, pass messages, and adapt their approach based on intermediate results. The platform offers a web-based dashboard, RESTful API, and CLI for deployment and monitoring. Developers can define custom roles, configure swarm topologies, and integrate external tools via plugins. SuperSwarm scales horizontally using container orchestration, ensuring robust performance under heavy workloads. Logs, metrics, and visualizations help optimize agent interactions, making it suitable for tasks like advanced research, customer support automation, code generation, and decision-making processes.

AIBrokers provides a unified interface for managing and executing workflows that involve multiple AI agents and models. It allows developers to define brokers that oversee task distribution, selecting the most suitable model—such as GPT-4 for language tasks or a vision model for image analysis—based on customizable routing rules. ConversationManager supports context awareness by storing and retrieving past dialogues, while the MemoryStore module offers persistent state handling across sessions. PluginManager enables seamless integration of external APIs or custom functions, extending the broker’s capabilities. With built-in logging, monitoring hooks, and customizable error handling, AIBrokers simplifies the development and deployment of complex AI-driven applications in production environments.

The Contract Net Protocol repository provides a full Java implementation of the FIPA Contract Net interaction protocol. Developers can create manager and contractor agents that exchange CFP (Call For Proposal), proposals, acceptances, and rejections over agent communication channels. The code includes core modules for broadcasting tasks, collecting bids, evaluating proposals based on customizable criteria, awarding contracts, and monitoring execution status. It can be integrated into larger multi-agent frameworks or used as a standalone library for research simulations, industrial scheduling, or robotic coordination.