Aladin provides a modular architecture that allows developers to define autonomous agents powered by large language models (LLMs). Each agent can load memory backends (e.g., SQLite, in-memory), utilize dynamic prompt templates, and integrate custom plugins for external API calls or local command execution. It features a task planner that breaks high-level goals into sequenced actions, executing them in order and iterating based on LLM feedback. Configuration is managed through YAML files and environment variables, making it adaptable to various use cases. Users can deploy Aladin via Docker Compose or pip installation. The CLI and FastAPI-based HTTP endpoints let users trigger agents, monitor execution, and inspect memory states, facilitating integration with CI/CD pipelines, chat interfaces, or custom dashboards.

Stellar Chat empowers teams to build conversational AI agents by providing a robust framework that abstracts LLM interactions, memory management, and tool integrations. At its core, it features an extensible pipeline that handles user input preprocessing, context enrichment through vector-based memory retrieval, and LLM invocation with configurable prompting strategies. Developers can plug in popular vector storage solutions like Pinecone, Weaviate, or FAISS, and integrate third-party APIs or custom plugins for tasks like web search, database queries, or enterprise application control. With support for streaming outputs and real-time feedback loops, Stellar Chat ensures responsive user experiences. It also includes starter templates and best-practice examples for customer support bots, knowledge search, and internal workflow automation. Deployed with Docker or Kubernetes, it scales to meet production demands while remaining fully open-source under the MIT license.

Sys-Agent provides a secure, self-hosted environment where users issue natural language instructions to perform system-level tasks. It connects with AI backends like OpenAI, local LLMs or other model services, translating prompts into shell commands, file operations, and infrastructure checks. Users can customize prompts, define task templates, scale through Docker or Kubernetes, and extend functionality via plugins. Sys-Agent logs all actions and offers audit trails to ensure transparency and security.