AI Agent Example is a hands-on demonstration repository for developers and researchers interested in building intelligent agents powered by large language models. The project includes sample code for agent planning, memory storage, and tool invocation, showcasing how to integrate external APIs or custom functions. It features a simple conversational interface that interprets user intents, formulates action plans, and executes tasks by calling predefined tools. Developers can follow clear patterns to extend the agent with new capabilities, such as scheduling events, web scraping, or automated data processing. By providing a modular architecture, this template accelerates experimentation with AI-driven workflows and personalized digital assistants while offering insights into agent orchestration and state management.

Swarms.rs is the core Rust runtime for executing swarm-based AI agent programs. It features a modular plugin system to integrate custom logic or AI models, a message-passing layer for peer-to-peer communication, and an asynchronous executor for scheduling agent behaviors. Together, these components allow developers to design, deploy, and scale complex decentralized agent networks for simulation, automation, and multi-agent collaboration tasks.

DevLooper is designed to simplify the end-to-end lifecycle of AI agent projects. With a single command you can generate boilerplate code for task-specific agents and step-by-step workflows. It leverages Modal’s cloud-native execution environment to run agents as scalable, stateless functions, while offering local run and debugging modes for fast iteration. DevLooper handles stateful data flows, periodic scheduling, and integrated observability out of the box. By abstracting infrastructure details, it lets teams focus on agent logic, testing, and optimization. Seamless integration with existing Python libraries and Modal’s SDK ensures secure, reproducible deployments across development, staging, and production environments.

bedrock-agent is a versatile AI agent framework that integrates with AWS Bedrock’s suite of large language models to orchestrate complex, task-driven workflows. It offers a plugin architecture for registering custom tools, memory modules for context persistence, and a chain-of-thought mechanism for improved reasoning. Through a simple Python API and command-line interface, it enables developers to define agents that can call external services, process documents, generate code, or interact with users via chat. Agents can be configured to automatically select relevant tools based on user prompts and maintain conversational state across sessions. This framework is open-source, extensible, and optimized for rapid prototyping and deployment of AI-powered assistants on local or AWS cloud environments.