autogen-agent-server acts as a centralized orchestration platform for AI agents, enabling developers to expose agent capabilities through standard RESTful endpoints. Core functionalities include registering new agents with custom prompts and logic, managing multiple sessions with context tracking, retrieving conversation history, and coordinating multi-agent dialogues. It features asynchronous message processing, webhook callbacks, and built-in persistence for agent states and logs. The server integrates seamlessly with the AutoGen library to leverage LLMs, allows custom middleware for authentication, supports scaling via Docker and Kubernetes, and offers monitoring hooks for metrics. This framework accelerates building chatbots, digital assistants, and automated workflows by abstracting server infrastructure and communication patterns.

Multi-Agent-LLM is designed to streamline the orchestration of multiple AI agents powered by large language models. Users can define individual agents with unique personas, memory storage, and integrated external tools or APIs. A central AgentManager handles communication loops, allowing agents to exchange messages in a shared environment and collaboratively advance towards complex objectives. The framework supports swapping LLM providers (e.g., OpenAI, Hugging Face), flexible prompt templates, conversation histories, and step-by-step tool contexts. Developers benefit from built-in utilities for logging, error handling, and dynamic agent spawning, enabling scalable automation of multi-step workflows, research tasks, and decision-making pipelines.