Frontly is an innovative, AI-powered no-code platform that allows users to build SaaS applications and custom internal tools quickly and efficiently. With Frontly, you can transform your spreadsheets into dynamic apps, significantly reducing development time and costs. The platform supports integrations with popular tools such as Google Sheets, Supabase, and soon Airtable. Whether for client portals or internal tools, Frontly provides a versatile solution that does not require any coding expertise, making advanced app development accessible to everyone.

LangChain Google Gemini Agent is a Python-based library designed to simplify the creation of autonomous AI agents powered by Google’s Gemini language models. It combines LangChain’s modular approach—allowing prompt chains, memory management, and tool integrations—with Gemini’s advanced natural language understanding. Users can define custom tools for API calls, database queries, web scraping, and document summarization; orchestrate them via an agent that interprets user inputs, selects appropriate tool actions, and composes coherent responses. The result is a flexible agent capable of multi-step reasoning, live data access, and context-aware dialogues, ideal for building chatbots, research assistants, and automated workflows, and supports integration with popular vector stores and cloud services for scalability.

ILLA Cloud is an open-source low-code platform designed to simplify the development of business applications. Utilizing a visual drag-and-drop interface, developers can quickly build AI-driven applications, data dashboards, admin panels, and various internal tools. The platform is designed to enhance productivity by minimizing manual coding and providing a seamless way to integrate AI capabilities. Whether you are creating a CRM, CMS, or any custom internal tool, ILLA Cloud provides a robust framework for rapid development and deployment.

LLM Agents Example provides a hands-on codebase for building AI agents in Python. It demonstrates registering custom tools (web search, math solver via WolframAlpha, CSV analyzer, Python REPL), creating chat and retrieval-based agents, and connecting to vector stores for document question answering. The repo illustrates patterns for maintaining conversational memory, dispatching tool calls dynamically, and chaining multiple LLM prompts to solve complex tasks. Users learn how to integrate third-party APIs, structure agent workflows, and extend the framework with new capabilities—serving as a practical guide for developer experimentation and prototyping.