AgentVerse is designed to facilitate the creation of multi-agent architectures by offering a set of reusable modules and abstractions. Users can define unique agent classes with custom decision-making logic, establish communication channels for message passing, and simulate environmental conditions. The platform supports synchronous and asynchronous interactions among agents, enabling complex workflows such as negotiation, task delegation, and cooperative problem-solving. With integrated logging and monitoring, developers can trace agent actions and evaluate performance metrics. AgentVerse also includes templates for common use cases like autonomous exploration, trading simulations, and collaborative content generation. Its pluggable design allows seamless integration of external machine learning models, such as language models or reinforcement learning algorithms, providing flexibility for various AI-driven applications.

ANAC-agents is a Python-based framework that centralizes multiple negotiation agent implementations for the Automated Negotiating Agents Competition (ANAC). Each agent within the repository embodies distinct strategies for utility modeling, proposal generation, concession tactics, and acceptance criteria, facilitating comparative studies and rapid prototyping. Users can define negotiation domains with custom issues and preference profiles, then simulate bilateral negotiations or tournament-style competitions across agents. The toolkit includes configuration scripts, evaluation metrics, and logging utilities to analyze negotiation dynamics. Researchers and developers can extend existing agents, test novel algorithms, or integrate external learning modules, accelerating innovation in automated bargaining and strategic decision-making under incomplete information.