Whiz is designed to provide a robust foundation for developing intelligent agents that can perform complex conversational and task-oriented workflows. Using Whiz, developers define "tools"—Python functions or external APIs—that the agent can invoke when processing user queries. A built-in memory module captures and retrieves conversation context, enabling coherent multi-turn interactions. A dynamic planning engine decomposes goals into actionable steps, while a flexible interface allows injecting custom policies, tool registries, and memory backends. Whiz supports embedding-based semantic search to fetch relevant documents, logging for auditability, and asynchronous execution for scaling. Fully open-source, Whiz can be deployed anywhere Python runs, enabling rapid prototyping of customer support bots, data analysis assistants, or specialized domain agents with minimal boilerplate.

AgenticAppBuilder accelerates AI agent development by providing a one-command CLI to scaffold production-ready applications. It sets up language model configurations, memory backends, tool integrations, and a user interface, enabling developers to focus on custom agent logic. The modular architecture supports extensible toolchains, seamless API key management, and deployment scripts for local or cloud environments, reducing boilerplate and speeding prototyping.

FAgent offers a modular architecture for constructing AI agents, including environment abstractions, policy interfaces, and tool connectors. It supports integration with popular LLM services, implements memory management for context retention, and provides an observability layer for logging and monitoring agent actions. Developers can define custom tools and actions, orchestrate multi-step workflows, and run simulation-based evaluations. FAgent also includes plugins for data collection, performance metrics, and automated testing, making it suitable for research, prototyping, and production deployments of autonomous agents in various domains.

GPT-CodeApp provides an intuitive GUI where users type natural language descriptions (e.g., “build a React login form”) and instantly receive ready-to-use code snippets or project scaffolding. It supports major languages like JavaScript, Python, Java, C#, and more. Users can customize prompts, browse history, and export generated files. Built with Electron and React, it runs cross-platform without requiring an IDE plugin. GPT-CodeApp helps accelerate development, reduce boilerplate, and learn new frameworks by example.

Microsoft AutoGen is designed to facilitate the end-to-end development of autonomous AI agents by providing modular components for memory management, task planning, tool integration, and communication. Developers can define custom tools with structured schemas and connect to major LLM providers such as OpenAI and Azure OpenAI. The framework supports both single-agent and multi-agent orchestration, enabling collaborative workflows where agents coordinate to complete complex tasks. Its plug-and-play architecture allows easy extension with new memory stores, planning strategies, and communication protocols. By abstracting the low-level integration details, AutoGen accelerates prototyping and deployment of AI-driven applications across domains like customer support, data analysis, and process automation.

The AgentForce Custom Client Sample provides a codebase leveraging JavaScript/TypeScript and Salesforce APIs to authenticate against a Salesforce org, manage AgentForce chat sessions, send and receive messages, and customize user interface components. It showcases event subscription, custom business logic integration, and styling via Lightning Web Components. Developers can use this template to scaffold AI conversational agents, tailor message flows, integrate external systems, and extend the framework to meet unique organizational workflows and branding requirements.

AgentSpeak is an open-source Java-based implementation of the AgentSpeak(L) programming language, designed to facilitate the creation and management of BDI (Belief-Desire-Intention) autonomous agents. It features a runtime environment that parses AgentSpeak(L) code, maintains agents’ belief bases, triggers events, and selects and executes plans based on current beliefs and goals. The interpreter supports concurrent agent execution, dynamic plan updates, and customizable semantics. With a modular architecture, programmers can extend core components such as plan selection and belief revision. AgentSpeak enables developers in academia and industry to prototype, simulate, and deploy intelligent agents in simulations, IoT systems, and multi-agent scenarios.