LLM-Culture provides a structured approach to embed organizational culture into large language model interactions. You start by defining your brand’s values and style rules in a simple configuration file. The framework then offers a library of prompt templates designed to enforce these guidelines. After generating outputs, the built-in evaluation toolkit measures alignment against your cultural criteria and highlights any inconsistencies. Finally, you deploy the framework alongside your LLM pipeline—whether via API or on-premise—so that each response consistently adheres to your company’s tone, ethics, and brand personality.

LLMFlow provides a declarative way to design, test, and deploy complex language model workflows. Developers create Nodes which represent prompts or actions, then chain them into Flows that can branch based on conditions or external tool outputs. Built-in memory management tracks context between steps, while adapters enable seamless integration with OpenAI, Hugging Face, and others. Extend functionality via plugins for custom tools or data sources. Execute Flows locally, in containers, or as serverless functions. Use cases include creating conversational agents, automated report generation, and data extraction pipelines—all with transparent execution and logging.

LemLab is a modular framework for developing AI agents powered by large language models. Developers can define custom prompt templates, chain multi-step reasoning pipelines, integrate external tools and APIs, and configure memory backends to store conversation context. It also includes evaluation suites to benchmark agent performance on defined tasks. By providing reusable components and clear abstractions for agents, tools, and memory, LemLab accelerates experimentation, debugging, and deployment of complex LLM applications within research and production environments.

AgenticSearch is an open-source Python toolkit for building autonomous AI agents that perform web searches, aggregate data, and produce structured answers. It integrates with large language models and search APIs to orchestrate multi-step workflows: issuing queries, scraping results, ranking relevant links, extracting key passages, and summarizing findings. Developers can customize agent behavior, chain actions, and monitor execution to build research assistants, competitive intelligence tools, or domain-specific data gatherers without manual browsing.