Python framework for role-based multi-agent teams: Crews plus event-driven Flows, from MIT open source to enterprise suite.
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TypeScript framework for AI agents and workflows: typed tools, graph orchestration, memory, RAG and 90+ model providers.
An open-source framework for building AI agents that keep their state and memory under your own control — self-hostable, built on academic research (MemGPT) — instead of relying on a third-party's hosted black box.
An open-source Python framework and runtime for building AI agents — it gives them memory, tools and access to 30+ model providers through one API, plus a control panel (AgentOS) to run them in production.
A construction kit for the little interactive widgets you now see inside chat apps like Claude and ChatGPT — build one visual component once, and it works in every AI chatbot instead of you rebuilding it three times.
A ready-made spreadsheet and document editor that developers can drop into their own app — like getting Excel or Google Sheets as a building block, instead of spending months building a grid editor from scratch.
A Python web framework that grew out of a real company's Django app, built explicitly so AI coding assistants (and humans) can understand and safely modify the code.
A construction kit for building the connectors ('MCP servers') that let AI assistants like Claude safely talk to your company's tools and data, handling the security and hosting plumbing so you don't build it from scratch.
Lets mobile app developers process video and audio — trim, convert, compress, stream — directly inside a Flutter or React Native app using FFmpeg.
A small toolkit that adds retry, timeout, and fallback behavior to any function that can fail — like a network call — so a flaky API doesn't crash your whole app.
A free, open-source code library that lets developers add an AI chat assistant to their website without relying on any particular framework.
A library of thousands of ready-made, AI-friendly React design components you can drop into a project — or ask your AI coding assistant to install for you.
A shorthand language that lets an AI write 'make a table here, a bar chart there, a header up top' and get a clean, print-ready PDF out — without burning a huge chunk of its token budget describing HTML and CSS first.
A React Native starter kit that comes with authentication, payments, and push notifications already wired up, so you skip weeks of mobile app plumbing.
A Next.js starter kit built for people coding with AI tools like Cursor or Claude Code, with built-in guardrails so the AI doesn't slowly turn your codebase into a mess as it grows.
Write your app once and get real native versions for the web, desktop, iOS, and Android out of it — actual SwiftUI and Jetpack Compose, not a web view pretending to be a native app.
A ready-made starting point for a SaaS app — logins, billing, an admin dashboard and a blog already wired up — so you can build your actual product instead of rebuilding the same plumbing every project needs.
A Rust web framework where a component can read straight from your database and update in the browser without you writing a separate API — backed by the team behind Tokio.
A zero-dependency TypeScript framework for building production-ready APIs and microservices with clean architecture already in place.
Open-source admin panel builder for Laravel with 1000+ UI components, used since 2016 by teams at Volkswagen, PwC and Honda.