Content Summarizer with AI Agents orchestrates a sequence of specialized AI agents to streamline content summarization workflows. A FetchAgent retrieves text from URLs or local files, while a PreprocessingAgent cleans and segments content. A SummarizationAgent generates concise summaries for each segment using GPT models, and a FeedbackAgent iteratively refines the output for coherence and relevance. The tool supports customization of summary length and tone, handles long documents through chunking, and produces final summaries in plain text or JSON formats. It requires a valid OpenAI API key and runs in a standard Python environment.

Multi-Agents provides a structured environment where different AI agents—such as planners, executors, and critics—coordinate to solve multi-step tasks. The planner agent breaks down high-level goals into sub-tasks, the executor agent interacts with external APIs or tools to carry out each step, and the critic agent reviews outcomes for accuracy and consistency. Memory modules allow agents to store context across interactions, while a messaging system ensures seamless communication. The framework is extensible, letting users add custom roles, integrate proprietary tools, or swap LLM backends for specialized use cases.

Duet GPT is a Python-based open source framework for orchestrating multi-agent conversations between two GPT models. You define distinct agent roles, customized with system prompts, and the framework manages turn-taking, message passing, and conversation history automatically. This cooperative structure accelerates complex task resolution, enabling comparative reasoning, critique cycles, and iterative refinement through back-and-forth exchanges. Its seamless OpenAI API integration, simple configuration, and built-in logging make it ideal for research, prototyping, and production workflows in coding assistance, decision support, and creative ideation. Developers can extend the core classes to integrate new LLM services, adjust the iterator logic, and export transcripts in JSON or Markdown formats for post-analysis.