SARL isms for decision-making and supports the dynamic with the Eclipse IDE, offering editor support, code generation, debugging, and testing tools. The runtime engine can target various platforms, including simulation frameworks (e.g., MadKit, Janus) and real-world systems in robotics and IoT. Developers can structure complex MAS applications by assembling modular skills and protocols, simplifying the development of adaptive, distributed AI systems.

Cerebellum offers a modular platform where developers define agents using declarative plans composed of sequential steps or tool invocations. Each plan can call built-in or custom tools—such as API connectors, retrievers, or data processors—through a unified interface. Memory modules allow agents to store, retrieve, and forget information across sessions, enabling context-aware and stateful interactions. It integrates with popular LLMs (OpenAI, Hugging Face), supports custom tool registration, and features an event-driven execution engine for real-time control flow. With logging, error handling, and plugin hooks, Cerebellum boosts productivity, facilitating rapid agent development for automation, virtual assistants, and research applications.

ChatStreamAiAgent provides developers with a lightweight Python toolkit to implement AI chat agents that stream token outputs as they are generated. It supports multiple LLM providers, asynchronous event hooks, and easy integration into web or console applications. With built-in context management and prompt templating, teams can rapidly prototype conversational assistants, customer support bots, or interactive tutorials while delivering low-latency, real-time responses.

Disco streamlines AI agent development on AWS by providing an event-driven orchestration framework that connects language model responses to serverless functions, message queues, and external APIs. It offers pre-built connectors for AWS Lambda, Step Functions, SNS, SQS, and EventBridge, enabling easy routing of messages and action triggers based on LLM outputs. Disco’s modular design supports custom task definitions, retry logic, error handling, and real-time monitoring through CloudWatch. It leverages AWS IAM roles for secure access and provides built-in logging and tracing for observability. Ideal for chatbots, automated workflows, and agent-driven analytics pipelines, Disco delivers scalable, cost-efficient AI agent solutions.

EspressoAI provides developers with a structured environment to design, configure, and deploy AI agents powered by large language models. It supports tool registration and invocation from within agent workflows, manages conversational context via built-in memory modules, and allows chaining of prompts for multi-step reasoning. Developers can integrate external APIs, custom plugins, and conditional logic to tailor agent behavior. The framework’s modular design ensures extensibility, enabling teams to swap components, add new capabilities, or adapt to proprietary LLMs without rewriting core logic.

EthLisbon provides a ready-to-use autonomous agent architecture that interacts with Ethereum smart contracts to conduct auctions, bids, and trades automatically. It listens to on-chain events, processes data feeds off-chain, and executes customized strategies based on configurable parameters. The modular codebase allows developers to extend skills, integrate additional oracles, and deploy multiple agent instances. Retry and state-management mechanisms ensure resilience, while built-in logging and monitoring tools give real-time visibility into agent operations.

Inngest AgentKit provides a comprehensive framework for developing AI agents within a Node.js environment. It leverages Inngest’s event-driven architecture to trigger agent workflows based on external events such as HTTP requests, scheduled tasks, or webhook calls. The toolkit includes template rendering utilities for crafting dynamic responses, built-in state management to maintain context over sessions, and seamless integration with external APIs and language models. Agents can stream partial responses in real time, manage complex logic, and orchestrate multi-step processes with error handling and retries. By abstracting infrastructure and workflow concerns, AgentKit enables developers to focus on designing intelligent behaviors, reducing boilerplate code and accelerating deployment of conversational assistants, data-processing pipelines, and task automation bots.

Esquilax is a lightweight TypeScript framework designed for building and orchestrating complex AI agent workflows. It provides developers with a clear API to declaratively define agents, assign memory modules, and integrate custom plugin actions such as API calls or database queries. With built-in support for context handling and multi-agent coordination, Esquilax streamlines the creation of chatbots, digital assistants, and automated processes. Its event-driven architecture allows tasks to be chained or triggered dynamically, while logging and debugging tools offer full visibility into agent interactions. By abstracting away boilerplate code, Esquilax helps teams rapidly prototype scalable AI-driven applications.