GRASP provides a structured pipeline for building AI agents in TypeScript or JavaScript environments. At its core, developers define agents by registering a set of tools—functions or external API connectors—and specifying prompt templates that guide agent behavior. Built-in memory modules allow agents to store and retrieve contextual information, enabling multi-turn conversations with persistent state. The planning component orchestrates tool selection and execution based on user input, while the execution layer handles API calls and result processing. GRASP’s plugin system supports custom extensions, enabling capabilities such as retrieval-augmented generation (RAG), scheduling tasks, and logging. Its modular design means teams can choose only the components they need, facilitating integration with existing systems and services for chatbots, virtual assistants, and automated workflows.

AgentReader is a developer-friendly AI agent framework that enables you to load and index various data sources such as PDFs, text files, markdown documents, and web pages. It integrates seamlessly with major LLM providers to power interactive chat sessions and question-answering over your knowledge base. Features include real-time streaming of model responses, customizable retrieval pipelines, web scraping via headless browser, and a plugin architecture for extending ingestion and processing capabilities.

AI Agents for Rock Paper Scissors is an open-source Python project that demonstrates how to build, train, and evaluate different AI strategies—random play, rule-based pattern recognition, and reinforcement learning (Q-learning)—in the classic Rock-Paper-Scissors game. It provides modular agent classes, a configurable game runner, performance logging, and visualization utilities. Users can easily swap agents, adjust learning parameters, and explore AI behavior in competitive scenarios.