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AI agents

Autonomous and semi-autonomous agents that plan, call tools and finish multi-step tasks, with the frameworks, runtimes and guides for building them.

AI agents are programs in which a language model plans steps and calls tools, such as a shell, a browser or an API, to finish a task with limited human input. To start with AI agents, read the guide to building an MCP server in Python with the official SDK, then compare the agent frameworks and apps listed below.

The open-source projects range from nanobot, a self-hosted personal agent framework, to runtimes for coding agents and a free course that ends with multi-agent systems. Tool pages cover workflow automation with n8n, tracing and evaluation with Langfuse, local models in LM Studio and support agents for website chat. Each tool card shows pricing labels and the date the listing was last verified.

The videos are talks and explainers on agent memory, prompt caching, browser agents and running agents in microVM sandboxes. Their cards list length and level, which helps when you want a short overview before a longer build. Agents that write code have their own topic page, coding agents.