Maxun.dev is a no-code/low-code AI agent framework that allows developers and businesses to create intelligent agents tailored to specific tasks. Users can define agent workflows via a visual interface, integrate data sources and external APIs, and configure memory modules for contextual understanding. The platform supports multi-agent orchestration, real-time monitoring, and performance analytics to optimize agent behaviors. With built-in collaboration tools, version control, and one-click deployment options, Maxun.dev simplifies the entire lifecycle from prototype to production, accelerating AI-driven automation across customer support, document management, and business processes.

The Multi-Agent AI framework provides an end-to-end solution for orchestrating multiple autonomous agents in cloud environments. It leverages Neon’s Postgres-compatible serverless database to store conversation history and agent state, Azure Functions to run agent logic at scale, and OpenAI APIs to power natural language understanding and generation. Built-in message queues and role-based behaviors allow agents to collaborate on tasks such as research, scheduling, customer support, and data analysis. Developers can customize agent policies, memory rules, and workflows to fit diverse business requirements.

Strands Agents offers a modular architecture for creating intelligent agents that combine natural language reasoning, long-term memory, and external API/tool calls. It enables developers to configure planner, executor, and memory components, plug in any LLM (e.g., OpenAI, Hugging Face), define custom action schemas, and manage state across tasks. With built-in logging, error handling, and extensible tool registry, it accelerates prototyping and deployment of agents that can research, analyze data, control devices, or serve as digital assistants. By abstracting common agent patterns, it reduces boilerplate and promotes best practices for reliable, maintainable AI-driven automation.

Super-Agent-Party allows developers to define a Party object where individual AI agents perform distinct roles such as planning, researching, drafting, and reviewing. Each agent can be configured with custom prompts, tools, and model parameters. The framework manages message routing and shared context, enabling agents to collaborate in real time on subtasks. It supports plugin integration for third-party services, flexible agent orchestration strategies, and error handling routines. With an intuitive API, users can dynamically add or remove agents, chain workflows, and visualize agent interactions. Built on Node.js and compatible with major cloud providers, Super-Agent-Party streamlines the development of scalable, maintainable AI multi-agent systems for automation, content generation, data analysis, and more.

xBrain provides a modular architecture for creating, configuring, and orchestrating autonomous agents within Python applications. Users define agents with specific capabilities—such as data retrieval, analysis, or generation—and assemble them into workflows where each agent communicates and delegates tasks. The framework includes a scheduler for managing asynchronous execution, a plugin system to integrate external APIs, and a built-in logging mechanism for real-time monitoring and debugging. xBrain’s flexible interface supports custom memory implementations and agent templates, allowing developers to tailor behavior to various domains. From chatbots and data pipelines to research experiments, xBrain accelerates the development of complex multi-agent systems with minimal boilerplate code.