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.

The Hugging Face Agents Course is a comprehensive learning path that guides users through designing, implementing, and deploying autonomous AI agents. It includes code examples for chaining language models, integrating external APIs, crafting custom prompts, and evaluating agent decisions. Participants build agents for tasks like question answering, data analysis, and workflow automation, gaining hands-on experience with Hugging Face Transformers, the Agent API, and Jupyter notebooks to accelerate real-world AI development.

AI Agent Workshop is a comprehensive repository offering practical examples and templates for developing AI Agents with Python. The workshop includes Jupyter notebooks demonstrating agent frameworks, tool integrations (e.g., web search, file operations, database queries), memory mechanisms, and multi-step reasoning. Users learn to configure custom agent planners, define tool schemas, and implement loop-based conversational workflows. Each module presents exercises on handling failures, optimizing prompts, and evaluating agent outputs. The codebase supports OpenAI’s function calling and LangChain connectors, allowing seamless extension for domain-specific tasks. Ideal for developers seeking to prototype autonomous assistants, task automation bots, or question-answering agents, it provides a step-by-step path from basic agents to advanced workflows.