framework

Pylon is a full-stack TypeScript framework built for coding agents, combining schema, policies, live queries, auth, storage, jobs, and deploy in one runtime. The page shows a clear product, docs and CLI entry points, open-source positioning, and concrete examples of how agents can scaffold, inspect, and ship apps.

aclif is an open-source Agent CLI framework for building command-line tools that AI agents can use across SaaS platforms. It emphasizes one shared grammar, canonical names, introspection, safety metadata, and multiple runtime modes including shell, tool call, and gateway.

An open-source TypeScript framework for building reactive AI agents around a shared agentic environment. The README explains the event model, participant types, and basic installation and usage.

Autonomy is a self-directed AI agent framework under development by Bill Liu. The page describes a turn-based AgentLoop, managed action execution, beam-search candidate ranking, procedure skills, post-run learning, and event-sourced run history, with support for multiple AI providers and extensible toolsets.

vernLLM is a TypeScript LLM call framework that keeps retries, fallback, rate limiting, circuit breaking, caching, and middleware inside your own process. It supports OpenAI-compatible providers plus Anthropic, Gemini, Bedrock, and others via adapters.

JarvisCore is a Python framework for building distributed multi-agent systems with peer-to-peer discovery, crash recovery, zero-trust credential handling, shared memory, and built-in observability.

GRID is a small framework for working with coding agents in a spec-driven way. The repository explains its purpose, basic workflow, and how it can be used in CI/CD to check for spec-code-test mismatches.

A PHP framework built around the Action-Domain-Responder pattern, with a small core and an emphasis on code that humans and agents can both follow.