ADK-Golang is an open-source Agent Development Kit for the Go ecosystem. It provides a modular framework to register and manage tools (APIs, databases, external services), build dynamic prompt templates, and maintain conversation memory for multi-turn interactions. With built-in orchestration patterns and logging support, developers can easily configure, test, and deploy AI agents that perform tasks such as data retrieval, automated workflows, and contextual chat. ADK-Golang abstracts low-level API calls and streamlines end-to-end agent lifecycles—from initialization and planning to execution and response handling—entirely in Go.

Agents with ADK is an open-source Python framework designed to streamline the creation of intelligent agents powered by large language models. It includes modular agent templates, built-in memory management, tool execution interfaces, and multi-agent coordination capabilities. Developers can quickly plug in custom functions or external APIs, configure planning and reasoning chains, and monitor agent interactions. The framework supports integration with popular LLM providers and provides logging, retry logic, and extensibility for production deployments.

LLMWare serves as a comprehensive toolkit for constructing AI agents powered by large language models. It allows you to define reusable chains, integrate external tools via simple interfaces, manage contextual memory states, and orchestrate multi-step reasoning across language models and downstream services. With LLMWare, developers can plug in different model backends, set up agent decision logic, and attach custom toolkits for tasks like web browsing, database queries, or API calls. Its modular design enables rapid prototyping of autonomous agents, chatbots, or research assistants, offering built-in logging, error handling, and deployment adapters for both development and production environments.

Multi-Agent Coordination provides a lightweight API to define AI agents, register them with a central coordinator, and dispatch tasks for collaborative problem solving. It handles message routing, concurrency control, and result aggregation. Developers can plug in custom agent behaviors, extend communication channels, and monitor interactions through built-in logging and hooks. This framework simplifies the development of distributed AI workflows, where each agent specializes in a subtask and the coordinator ensures smooth collaboration.

NagaAgent is an open-source Python library designed to simplify the creation, orchestration, and scaling of AI agents. It provides a plug-and-play tool integration system, persistent conversational memory objects, and an asynchronous multi-agent controller. Developers can register custom tools as functions, manage agent state, and choreograph interactions between multiple agents. The framework includes logging, error-handling hooks, and configuration presets for rapid prototyping. NagaAgent is ideal for building complex workflows—customer support bots, data processing pipelines, or research assistants—without infrastructure overhead.

OpenAI Agents provides a modular environment to define, run, and manage autonomous AI agents backed by OpenAI's language models. Developers can configure agents with memory stores, register custom tools or plugins, orchestrate multi-agent collaboration, and monitor execution through built-in logging. The framework handles API calls, context management, and asynchronous task scheduling, enabling rapid prototyping of complex AI-driven workflows and applications that perform tasks such as data extraction, customer support automation, code generation, and research assistance.