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    Agent Zero

    Agent Zero

    Agent Zero AI framework

    ...If you see your agent heading in the wrong direction, just stop and tell it right away. There is a lot of freedom in this framework. You can instruct your agents to regularly report back to superiors asking for permission to continue. You can instruct them to use point-scoring systems when deciding when to delegate subtasks. Superiors can double-check subordinates' results and disputes.
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    Tribe AI

    Tribe AI

    Low code tool to rapidly build and coordinate multi-agent teams

    Low code tool to rapidly build and coordinate multi-agent teams. Have you heard the saying, 'Two minds are better than one'? That's true for agents too. Tribe leverages on the langgraph framework to let you customize and coordinate teams of agents easily. By splitting up tough tasks among agents who are good at different things, each one can focus on what it does best. This makes solving problems faster and better.
    Downloads: 0 This Week
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