Momentic is a modern software testing platform leveraging AI to simplify setup, enhance maintenance, and boost team acceleration. It features an intuitive low-code editor, automated test maintenance, and versatile test execution options, including cloud, local, CI/CD, and private networks. Momentic's AI continuously adapts, ensuring reliability and efficiency. It empowers engineering teams by automating test creation and maintenance, reducing manual QA efforts and facilitating faster deployment cycles, all within a user-friendly environment.

At its core, SpongeCake is a high-level abstraction layer over Langchain designed to accelerate AI agent development. It offers built-in support for registering tools—like web search, database connectors, or custom APIs—managing prompt templates, and persisting conversational memory. With both code-based and YAML-based configurations, teams can declaratively define agent behaviors, chain multi-step workflows, and enable dynamic tool selection. The included CLI facilitates local testing, debugging, and deployment, making SpongeCake ideal for building chatbots, task automators, and domain-specific assistants without repetitive boilerplate.

Build with ADK streamlines the creation of AI agents by providing a CLI scaffolding tool, workflow definitions, LLM integration modules, testing utilities, logging, and deployment support. Developers can initialize agent projects, select AI models, configure prompts, connect external tools or APIs, run local tests, and push their agents to production or container platforms—all with simple commands. The modular architecture allows easy extension with plugins and supports multiple programming languages for maximum flexibility.

This project showcases a fully functional customer service AI agent that leverages OpenAI’s Autogen framework and a Streamlit front end. It routes user inquiries through a customizable agent pipeline, maintains conversational context, and generates accurate, context-aware responses. Developers can easily clone the repository, set their OpenAI API key, and launch a web UI to test or extend the bot’s capabilities. The codebase includes clear configuration points for prompt design, response handling, and integration with external services, making it a versatile starting point for building support chatbots, helpdesk automations, or internal Q&A assistants.