GenerativeAgentsCN is an open-source Chinese adaptation of the Stanford Generative Agents framework designed to simulate lifelike digital personas. By combining large language models with a long-term memory module, reflection routines, and planner logic, it orchestrates agents that perceive context, recall past interactions, and autonomously decide on next actions. The toolkit provides ready-to-run Jupyter notebooks, modular Python components, and comprehensive Chinese documentation to walk users through setting up environments, defining agent characteristics, and customizing memory parameters. Use it to explore AI-driven NPC behavior, prototype customer service bots, or conduct academic research on agent cognition. With flexible APIs, developers can extend memory algorithms, integrate custom LLMs, and visualize agent interactions in real time.

CamelAGI is an open-source framework designed to simplify the creation of autonomous AI agents. It features a plugin architecture for custom tools, long-term memory integration for context persistence, and support for multiple large language models such as GPT-4 and Llama 2. Through explicit planning and execution modules, agents can decompose tasks, call external APIs, and adapt over time. CamelAGI’s extensibility and community-driven approach make it suitable for research prototypes, production systems, and educational projects alike.

IMMA (Interactive Multi-Modal Memory Agent) is a modular framework designed to enhance conversational AI with persistent memory. It encodes text, image, and other data from past interactions into an efficient memory store, performs semantic retrieval to provide relevant context during new dialogues, and applies summarization and filtering techniques to maintain coherence. IMMA’s APIs enable developers to define custom memory insertion and retrieval policies, integrate multi-modal embeddings, and fine-tune the agent for domain-specific tasks. By managing long-term user context, IMMA supports use cases that require continuity, personalization, and multi-turn reasoning over extended sessions.

Strands Agents provides a full-stack environment for creating intelligent assistants. Users can define conversation flows, manage knowledge bases, configure memory settings, and integrate with webhooks or external APIs. The platform offers analytics to measure performance, team collaboration tools for version control, and seamless deployment across web chat, mobile, or embedded widgets. No coding skills are required—customize behaviors via a visual editor and scale agents to handle high volumes of queries.

SonAgent is an extensible open-source framework designed for building, organizing, and running AI agents in Python. It provides core modules for memory storage, tool wrappers, planning logic, and asynchronous event handling. Developers can register custom tools, integrate language models, manage long-term agent memory, and orchestrate multiple agents to collaborate on complex tasks. SonAgent’s modular design accelerates the development of conversational bots, workflow automations, and distributed agent systems.

Simular AI Agent S2 is a comprehensive solution to craft autonomous agents capable of handling complex multistep tasks. Users can ingest domain data for knowledge, set up long-term memory stores to maintain context, and integrate external tools (APIs, web browsers, databases) to fetch real-time information. The platform leverages fine-tuned GPT-4 models for robust decision-making and supports conversational and non-conversational interfaces. Agents can be deployed via API endpoints or embedded in applications, offering monitoring dashboards for performance insights and logs. Simular's built-in security ensures data privacy and compliance, making Agent S2 suitable for customer service, market research, and workflow automation across industries.

Agent Script provides a declarative scripting layer over large language models, enabling you to write YAML or JSON scripts that define agent workflows, tool calls, and memory usage. You can plug in OpenAI, local LLMs, or other providers, connect external APIs as tools, and configure long-term memory backends. The framework handles context management, asynchronous execution, and detailed logging out of the box. With minimal code, you can prototype chatbots, RPA workflows, data extraction agents, or custom control loops, making it easy to build, test, and deploy AI-powered automations.