AI Agent
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E2B provides isolated cloud sandboxes where AI agents can safely execute generated code, aimed at developers building coding agents and data analysis tools that need a safe execution environment.
Fetch.ai provides infrastructure for building AI agents that can hold wallets and transact autonomously on-chain, and is now part of the Artificial Superintelligence Alliance alongside SingularityNET and Ocean Protocol.
Free AI agent for Android phones that lets you control your device by voice
Galileo combines evaluation, observability, and runtime intervention tools for AI agents in one platform, aimed at teams that need confidence their AI system behaves reliably in production.
Genspark uses AI agents to research a topic across multiple sources and assembles the findings into a single structured answer page, aimed at users doing multi-source research quickly.
HouseCanary provides automated home valuations and market forecasts using AI trained on a large nationwide property dataset, used by lenders, investors, and real estate agents.
Imbue is an AI research company developing agents with stronger reasoning and planning abilities, with an initial focus on coding and software engineering tasks.
LambdaTest provides cross-browser and cross-device testing infrastructure, along with KaneAI, an AI agent that generates and maintains test cases from natural-language descriptions.
LangChain provides building blocks for chaining together language model calls, tools, and data sources into full applications, widely used as a starting point for AI agent projects.
LangGraph, built by the LangChain team, lets developers define AI agents as graphs of steps with persistent state, aimed at building more reliable multi-step and multi-agent workflows.
Layla plans trips conversationally and adjusts the itinerary in real time based on weather, prices, and user preferences, aimed at travelers who want a flexible AI travel agent in their pocket.
Letta, formerly known as MemGPT, provides infrastructure for building AI agents that maintain long-term memory and state across many interactions rather than starting fresh each time.
Manus is an autonomous AI agent that can plan and execute multi-step tasks like research, spreadsheet creation, and web browsing with limited human supervision, developed by a Chinese startup.
Marblism lets businesses create AI agents, framed as "AI employees," that handle ongoing operational tasks, aimed at small teams automating work without hiring additional staff.
Mem0 gives AI applications a persistent memory layer that stores and retrieves relevant facts about users across sessions, aimed at making agents feel more personalized over time.
MindPal lets users build and coordinate a team of AI agents to handle different tasks together, aimed at people who want an AI-powered personal knowledge and task system.
modl.ai uses AI agents to automatically playtest video games, finding bugs and balance issues across huge numbers of simulated playthroughs faster than manual QA.
Observe.AI analyzes contact center calls to automate quality scoring, agent coaching, and compliance checks, aimed at large customer support and sales operations.
The OpenAI API lets developers build on GPT models for text, image, and voice generation, along with tools for fine-tuning and running AI agents, powering a large share of third-party AI products.
OpenHands is an open-source platform for running AI agents that plan, write, and apply code changes autonomously, aimed at teams wanting an open alternative to closed coding agent products.
Parloa builds AI voice agents for enterprise contact centers, with a strong presence in the European market, aimed at automating high-volume customer service phone calls.
Portia AI is an open-source framework for building AI agents that explain their planned actions and share progress as they work, aimed at developers who want more visibility into agent behavior than typical black-box agents.