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LLM Tornado
The .NET library to build AI agents with 30+ built-in connectors
LLM Tornado is a provider-agnostic .NET SDK designed to build, orchestrate, and deploy AI agents and workflows with a strong focus on flexibility and integration. It provides a unified interface that connects to more than 30 AI providers and vector databases, allowing developers to switch between models and services without rewriting application logic. The framework introduces a powerful orchestration system based on graph-like structures, where agents, tasks, and transitions can be defined... -
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LangChain for .NET
C# implementation of LangChain
LangChain .NET is a C# implementation of the LangChain framework that enables developers to build LLM-powered applications using the .NET ecosystem. The project aims to replicate the core abstractions of LangChain, such as chains, agents, and vector stores, while adapting them to the conventions and strengths of C#. It emphasizes composability, allowing developers to build complex workflows by combining modular components that interact with language models and external data sources. The...
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