llm-ReAct implements the ReAct (Reasoning and Acting) architecture for large language models, enabling seamless integration of chain-of-thought reasoning with external tool execution and memory storage. Developers can configure a toolkit of custom tools—such as web search, database queries, file operations, and calculators—and instruct the agent to plan multi-step tasks, invoking tools as needed to retrieve or process information. The built-in memory module preserves conversational state and past actions, supporting more context-aware agent behaviors. With modular Python code and support for OpenAI APIs, llm-ReAct simplifies experimentation and deployment of intelligent agents that can adaptively solve problems, automate workflows, and provide context-rich responses.

Agentic Workflow is a declarative framework enabling developers to define complex AI workflows by chaining multiple LLM-based agents, each with customizable roles, prompts, and execution logic. It provides built-in support for task orchestration, state management, error handling, and plugin integrations, allowing seamless interaction between agents and external tools. The library uses Python and YAML-based configurations to abstract agent definitions, supports asynchronous execution flows, and offers extensibility through custom connectors and plugins. As an open-source project, it includes detailed examples, templates, and documentation to help teams accelerate development and maintain complex AI agent ecosystems.

AnyAgent is a flexible agent framework that lets developers construct intelligent agents capable of reasoning, planning, and executing tasks across diverse domains. It offers a built-in planner for chaining actions, configurable memory stores for long-term context, and easy hookups to external tools and APIs. Through a simple declarative DSL, you can define custom skills, embed event logging, and swap between LLM backends seamlessly. Whether for customer support bots, data analysis assistants, or research prototypes, AnyAgent accelerates agent creation with robust architecture, modular components, and extensibility for real-world automation scenarios.

The Multi-Agent System Framework offers a modular structure for building and orchestrating multiple AI agents within Python applications. It includes an agent manager to spawn and supervise agents, a communication backbone supporting various protocols (e.g., message passing, event broadcasting), and customizable memory stores for long-term knowledge retention. Developers can define distinct agent roles, assign specialized tasks, and configure cooperative strategies such as consensus-building or voting. The framework integrates seamlessly with external AI models and knowledge bases, enabling agents to reason, learn, and adapt. Ideal for distributed simulations, conversational agent clusters, and automated decision-making pipelines, the system accelerates complex problem solving by leveraging parallel autonomy.