AgentLab is a ServiceNow framework for creating AI agents—also called digital workers—using a visual, drag-and-drop editor. Users link large language models with ServiceNow tables, define intents and actions, and orchestrate workflows for tasks like incident resolution, change approvals, and knowledge retrieval. Agents can be tested in built-in sandboxes, versioned, and monitored in real time. With connectors for external APIs and chat interfaces, AgentLab enables deployment across portals, Microsoft Teams, and Slack. The platform offers governance controls, audit trails, and analytics dashboards to ensure compliance and performance at scale.

10x Rules is a comprehensive AI agent framework allowing organizations to construct and deploy smart agents based on custom rule sets and business logic. By defining triggers, conditions, and actions in an intuitive interface, users can instruct AI agents to perform tasks such as extracting data from documents, scoring leads, sending personalized emails, and updating CRM records. The platform seamlessly integrates with popular services through pre-built connectors, supports real-time monitoring and debugging, and provides analytics on agent performance. Both technical and non-technical users can streamline repetitive workflows, reduce manual errors, and accelerate operations with AI-driven automation.

Nefi.ai is a cloud-based platform for designing, training, and orchestrating AI-powered agents without writing code. It offers a visual canvas to assemble blocks like LLM modules, vector database retrieval, external API calls, conditional logic, and memory stores. Agents can be trained on custom documents or linked to enterprise data. Once built, they deploy as chatbots, email assistants, or scheduled tasks. Advanced features include monitoring dashboards, version control, role-based access, and integrations with Slack, Teams, and Zapier.

Deerflow provides a visual interface where users can assemble AI workflows from modular components—input processors, LLM or model executors, conditional logic, and output handlers. Out of the box connectors allow you to pull data from databases, APIs, or document stores, then pass results through one or more AI models in sequence. Built-in tools handle logging, error recovery, and metric tracking. Once configured, workflows can be tested interactively and deployed as REST endpoints or event-driven triggers. A dashboard gives real-time insights, version history, alerts, and team collaboration features, making it simple to iterate, scale, and maintain AI agents in production.