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Build agents with durable sessions, sandboxed execution, approvals, and multiple delivery channels.
From lightweight tool-calling SDKs to durable workflows and multi-agent systems. Explore the frameworks behind modern AI applications, including Vercel’s eve.
Editorial selection · Sources reviewed · Our methodology17 of 17 frameworks and SDKs
Build agents with durable sessions, sandboxed execution, approvals, and multiple delivery channels.
Build AI applications with model providers, streaming responses, and tool-calling agents.
Build agents and workflows with memory, retrieval, evaluation, and application integrations.
Orchestrate stateful agent workflows with persistence, streaming, and human oversight.
Build tool-using agents with model integrations and reusable application components.
Build agents that use tools, delegate work, and maintain context across steps.
Build agents with the agent loop and tools that power Claude Code.
Develop and orchestrate agents with tools, workflows, and evaluation support.
Build agents and orchestrated workflows with tools, state, and human participation.
Coordinate teams of specialized agents and build structured workflows with crews and flows.
Build typed agents with validated outputs, dependency injection, and model integrations.
Build agents, teams, and workflows with memory, knowledge, and tool integrations.
Build agents and workflows that use your documents and connected data sources.
Combine retrieval pipelines, language models, and tool-using agents in AI applications.
Build lightweight agents that can use tools and execute code to complete tasks.
Build and control agent harnesses with model and tool integrations.
Build stateful agents on Cloudflare with persistent state, scheduling, and real-time interactions.
Start with your team’s language and the work the agent needs to do. Compare tool integration, state persistence, human approvals, observability, deployment, and how easily you can test a complete task.
A framework manages your agent’s execution. MCP provides a standard interface to external tools and context. Check each framework’s documentation for its supported MCP transports and authentication flows.
This is a curated selection, not a popularity ranking or an exhaustive census. Language support and capabilities can change; each entry links to its primary source.