Agent-Go provides a modular framework for building autonomous AI agents in Go. It integrates LLM providers (such as OpenAI), vector-based memory stores for long-term context retention, and a flexible planning engine that breaks down user requests into executable steps. Developers define and register custom tools (APIs, databases, or shell commands) that agents can invoke. A conversation manager tracks dialog history, while a configurable planner orchestrates tool calls and LLM interactions. This allows teams to rapidly prototype AI-driven assistants, automated workflows, and task-oriented bots in a production-ready Go environment.

Swarms SDK simplifies creation, configuration, and execution of collaborative multi-agent systems using large language models. Developers define agents with distinct roles—researcher, synthesizer, critic—and group them into swarms that exchange messages via a shared bus. The SDK handles scheduling, context persistence, and memory storage, enabling iterative problem solving. With native support for OpenAI, Anthropic, and other LLM providers, it offers flexible integrations. Utilities for logging, result aggregation, and performance evaluation help teams prototype and deploy AI-driven workflows for brainstorming, content generation, summarization, and decision support.

Council provides a structured environment for designing AI agents by defining roles, chaining tasks, and integrating external tools or APIs. Users can configure memory stores, manage agent state, and implement custom reasoning pipelines. Council’s plugin architecture allows seamless integration with NLP services, data sources, and third-party tools, enabling you to rapidly prototype and deploy multi-agent systems that coordinate to perform complex tasks reliably.