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Atmosphere
Real-time transport layer for Java AI agents
Atmosphere is a Java framework for building streaming AI agents on the JVM. It lets developers declare agent behavior with an @Agent annotation while the framework handles transport, streaming, tool calls, memory, reconnect behavior, authorization, and observability. A single agent can be exposed over WebSocket, Server-Sent Events, long polling, gRPC, and WebTransport over HTTP/3 depending on the modules included. -
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Chat4Us-Creator
A lightweight intelligent chatbots creator platform.
Chat4Us-Creator is a lightweight open-source cross-platform chatbots creator that handle Q/A and AI-driven conversations. Escalate to human agents when needed through a messenger app. Chatbots can be created using the graphic nodes editor from basic to advanced chat flows with the ability to connect them either to local/offline LLMs using GPT4All/Ollama or external API providers like OpenAI, DeepSeek or Groq. Requires Java (JRE) 21 or higher installed. Default authentication password: a123456/* -
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Multi-agent system that helps to create fail-safe distributed storage in SOHO LAN. Source code has been published to GitHub: https://github.com/savermyas/JSaverStorage
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JIMO(Java-based Instant Messenger One), supports multiple protocols via services, including AIM, MSN, Yahoo, IRC. It is flexible through its plugin architecture, with an intelligent agent, Chatbot.
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This project creates an open-source MTS (Message Transport Service) based based on FIPA (www.fipa.org) document SC00084. The goal is to develop a set of Java classes that allow existing Multi-Agent System developers to use FIPA infrastructure components.
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