Give it a goal and it plans the steps and picks its own tools.
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Every artifact in the registry, with what it is, what it does, and how to install it.
21 of 21 tools · Metrics as of 2026-10-25
The most widely used framework for building LLM applications.
An open-source engineer agent that writes and runs its own code.
Organize role-playing agents like a small software company.
An autonomous coding agent that lives in your editor.
Feed an agent current library docs instead of its training data.
Microsoft's framework for multi-agent conversation.
Assemble a team of role-playing agents in a few lines.
Connect your own documents to a model, with retrieval built in.
Pair-program with an agent from the terminal.
Model an agent workflow as a graph with state and checkpoints.
Let an agent read issues, review pull requests, and search code.
OpenAI's lightweight agent framework with handoffs built in.
A TypeScript framework for agents that fits a normal web stack.
Build agents where tool arguments and outputs are type-checked.
A research agent that reads a GitHub issue and patches the repo.
Let an agent deploy Workers and inspect D1, R2, and KV.
Hand an agent a real browser it can drive and scrape.
Give an agent SQL access to a Supabase project.
Carry context between agents and panes inside herdr.
Let a coding agent review its own past sessions and improve.