AgentChat is an open-source AI Agent management platform that leverages OpenAI's GPT models to run versatile conversational agents. It provides a React front-end for interactive chat sessions, a Node.js back-end for API routing, and a plugin system for extending agent capabilities. Agents can be configured with role-based prompts, persistent memory storage, and pre-defined workflows to automate tasks such as summarization, scheduling, data extraction, and notifications. Users can create multiple agent instances, assign custom names, and switch between them in real-time. The system supports secure API key management, and developers can build or integrate new data connectors, knowledge bases, and third-party services to enrich agent interactions.

AIGC Agents is a modular, open-source framework designed to simplify the creation and deployment of intelligent travel assistants. It offers pre-built components for natural language understanding, itinerary planning, flight and hotel search integration, and multi-agent orchestration. Developers can customize prompts, define tool interfaces, and extend functionality with new APIs. The framework supports Python-based pipelines, RESTful endpoints, and containerized deployment, making it suitable for both prototyping and production. With built-in error handling, logging, and secure key management, AIGC Agents accelerates the development of robust, travel-centric AI chat applications.

Automation Chatbot is designed to streamline repetitive workflows by allowing users to interact with connected services through conversational AI. Powered by OpenAI models and a Chroma vector store, the agent maintains context across sessions, recalls past interactions, and executes actions in platforms like Slack, Google Drive, and Calendar. With a modular connector architecture, developers can add new integrations for email, file management, or custom APIs. A built-in scheduling module enables automated triggers based on time or events. Using TypeScript definitions, the system validates input/output and generates code snippets automatically. The framework can run on local machines or containerized environments, providing extensibility and security controls like OAuth2 and API key management. This empowers organizations to deploy chat-driven automation tailored to their operational needs.