LLM Coordination is a developer-focused framework that orchestrates interactions between multiple large language models to solve complex tasks. It provides a planning component that breaks down high-level goals into sub-tasks, a retrieval module that sources context from external knowledge bases, and an execution engine that dispatches tasks to specialized LLM agents. Results are aggregated with feedback loops to refine outcomes. By abstracting communication, state management, and pipeline configuration, it enables rapid prototyping of multi-agent AI workflows for applications like automated customer support, data analysis, report generation, and multi-step reasoning. Users can customize planners, define agent roles, and integrate their own models seamlessly.

Tiny-OAI-MCP-Agent provides a small, extensible agent architecture built on the OpenAI API. It implements a multi-cognitive process (MCP) loop for reasoning, memory, and tool usage. You define tools (APIs, file operations, code execution), and the agent plans tasks, recalls context, invokes tools, and iterates on results. This minimal codebase allows developers to experiment with autonomous workflows, custom heuristics, and advanced prompt patterns while handling API calls, state management, and error recovery automatically.