Avalon-LLM is a Python-based multi-agent AI framework that allows users to orchestrate multiple LLM-driven agents in a coordinated environment. Each agent can be configured with specific tools—including web search, file operations, and custom APIs—to perform specialized tasks. The framework supports memory modules for storing conversation context and long-term knowledge, chain-of-thought reasoning to improve decision making, and built-in evaluation pipelines to benchmark agent performance. Avalon-LLM provides a modular plugin system, enabling developers to easily add or replace components such as model providers, toolkits, and memory stores. With simple configuration files and command-line interfaces, users can deploy, monitor, and extend autonomous AI workflows tailored to research, development, and production use cases.

SWE-agent is a developer-focused AI agent framework that integrates with GitHub to autonomously diagnose and resolve code issues. It runs in Docker or GitHub Codespaces, uses your preferred language model, and allows you to configure tool bundles for tasks like linting, testing, and deployment. SWE-agent generates clear action trajectories, applies pull requests with fixes, and provides insights via its trajectory inspector, enabling teams to automate code review, bug fixing, and repository cleanup efficiently.

CAMEL-AI is a Python-based framework that allows developers and researchers to build, configure, and run multiple autonomous AI agents powered by LLMs. It offers built-in support for retrieval-augmented generation (RAG), external tool usage, agent communication, memory and state management, and scheduling. With modular components and easy integration, teams can prototype complex multi-agent systems, automate workflows, and scale experiments across different LLM backends.

HMAS is an open-source Python framework that enables development of hierarchical multi-agent systems. It offers abstractions for defining agent hierarchies, inter-agent communication protocols, environment integration, and built-in training loops. Researchers and developers can use HMAS to prototype complex multi-agent interactions, train coordinated policies, and evaluate performance in simulated environments. Its modular design makes it easy to extend and customize agents, environments, and training strategies.

Jaaz is an extensible AI agent framework designed for crafting highly interactive chatbot and voice assistant solutions. Built on Node.js and JavaScript, it provides core modules for dialog management, context-aware memory, and third-party API integration, enabling dynamic tool usage during conversations. Developers can define custom skills, leverage large language models for natural language understanding, and integrate speech-to-text and text-to-speech engines for voice-enabled experiences. Jaaz’s modular architecture simplifies deployment across cloud and on-premise infrastructures, supporting rapid prototyping and production-grade workflows.