Eunomia leverages a configuration-first approach to orchestrate AI agents. Through YAML, users define agent roles, prompt templates, tool integrations, memory stores, and branching logic. The framework supports synchronous/asynchronous tools, retrieval-augmented generation, and chain-of-thought prompting. An extensible plugin system allows custom tools, memory backends, and logging integrations. Eunomia’s CLI scaffolds projects, validates configs, and runs agents locally or in cloud environments. This enables teams to quickly prototype, iterate on conversational workflows, and maintain agent solutions without heavy custom development.

GPTMe provides a robust platform for orchestrating AI agents that retain conversational context, integrate external tools, and expose a consistent API. Developers install a lightweight Python package, define agents with plug-and-play memory backends, register custom tools (e.g., web search, database queries, file operations), and spin up a local or cloud service. GPTMe handles session tracking, multi-step reasoning, prompt templating, and model switching, delivering production-ready assistants for customer service, productivity, data analysis, and more.

SquadflowAI Studio allows users to visually compose AI agents by defining roles, tasks, and inter-agent communications. Agents can be chained to handle complex multi-step processes—querying databases or APIs, performing actions, and passing context among one another. The platform supports plugin extensions, real-time debugging, and step-by-step logs. Developers configure prompts, manage memory states, and set conditional logic without boilerplate code. Models from OpenAI, Anthropic, and local LLMs are supported. Teams can deploy workflows via REST or WebSocket endpoints, monitor performance metrics, and adjust agent behaviors through a centralized dashboard.