AgentCraft is a serverless AI agent development platform that abstracts infrastructure management, allowing teams to focus on designing intelligent assistants. With drag-and-drop workflows, users define conversation flows, set triggers for API calls, and configure custom actions without writing code. The platform leverages pre-built connectors to integrate with CRMs, databases, and communication channels such as Slack, Teams, and web chat. Built-in model versioning and A/B testing allow experimentation with different dialogue strategies. Real-time monitoring dashboards track user engagement, errors, and performance metrics, enabling continuous optimization. Secure authentication, encrypted data storage, and compliance features ensure enterprise-grade security. Agents can be scaled automatically to handle peak loads and deployed globally across edge locations for low-latency access.

Agent Starter Pack is a developer toolkit that scaffolds intelligent, interactive agents on Google Cloud. It offers templates in Node.js and Python to manage conversation flows, maintain long-term memory, and perform tool and API invocations. Built on Vertex AI and Cloud Functions or Cloud Run, it supports multi-step planning, dynamic routing, observability, and logging. Developers can extend connectors to custom services, build domain-specific assistants, and deploy scalable agents in minutes.

FreeAct leverages a modular architecture to streamline the creation of AI agents. Developers define high-level objectives and configure the planning module to generate stepwise plans. The reasoning component evaluates plan feasibility, while the execution engine orchestrates API calls, database queries, and external tool interactions. Memory management tracks conversation context and historical data, allowing agents to make informed decisions. An environment registry simplifies the integration of custom tools and services, enabling dynamic adaptation. FreeAct supports multiple LLM backends and can be deployed on local servers or cloud environments. Its open-source nature and extensible design facilitate rapid prototyping of intelligent agents for research and production use cases.

Micro-agent is a lightweight, unopinionated JavaScript library designed to simplify the creation of sophisticated AI agents using large language models. It exposes core abstractions such as agents, tools, planners, and memory stores, allowing developers to assemble custom conversational flows. Agents can invoke external APIs or internal utilities as tools, enabling dynamic data retrieval and action execution. The library supports both short-term conversational memory and long-term persistent memory to maintain context across sessions. Planners orchestrate chain-of-thought processes, breaking down complex tasks into tool calls or language model queries. With configurable prompt templates and execution strategies, micro-agent adapts seamlessly to frontend web applications, Node.js services, and edge environments, providing a flexible foundation for chatbots, virtual assistants, or autonomous decision-making systems.

AgentSmithy is designed to streamline the development lifecycle of AI agents by offering modular components for memory management, task planning, and execution orchestration. The framework leverages Google Cloud Storage or Firestore for persistent memory, Cloud Functions for event-driven triggers, and Pub/Sub for scalable messaging. Handlers define agent behaviors, while planners manage multi-step task execution. Observability modules track performance metrics and logs. Developers can integrate bespoke plugins to enhance capabilities such as custom data sources, specialized LLMs, or domain-specific tools. AgentSmithy’s cloud-native architecture ensures high availability and elasticity, allowing deployment across development, testing, and production environments seamlessly. With built-in security and role-based access controls, teams can maintain governance while rapidly iterating on intelligent agent solutions.