Awesome Agentic AI 
A curated list of resources about Agentic AI: papers, frameworks, tools, use cases, and legal considerations
Agentic AI refers to AI systems that can autonomously plan, make decisions, and take actions to achieve goals. This list collects the best resources for understanding and building agentic systems.
Contents
Papers
Foundational
Agent Architectures
Multi-Agent Systems
Legal & Ethics
Agent Frameworks
- LangChain - Framework for developing applications powered by language models with agent capabilities
- AutoGen - Microsoft's framework for building multi-agent AI systems
- CrewAI - Framework for orchestrating role-playing, autonomous AI agents
- LlamaIndex Agents - Data framework with agent capabilities
- Semantic Kernel - Microsoft's SDK for integrating LLMs with conventional programming
- Haystack - Framework for building NLP applications with agent pipelines
- AgentGPT - Autonomous AI agents in your browser
- BabyAGI - AI-powered task management system
- Langroid - Python framework for building LLM applications with multi-agent capabilities
- SuperAGI - Framework for building, managing and running autonomous AI agents
- AI Legion - Platform for building and orchestrating multi-agent systems
- OpenAgents - Open platform for using and hosting language agents
- Agents - Library for building multi-agent systems with language models
- PydanticAI - Agent framework built on Pydantic for type-safe agent development
- Swarm - Educational framework exploring ergonomic, lightweight multi-agent orchestration
- Agency Swarm - Framework for creating AI agent swarms that collaborate on tasks
LLM Orchestration
- LangGraph - Library for building stateful, multi-actor applications with LLMs
- Promptflow - Microsoft's tool for orchestrating LLM workflows
- DSPy - Framework for algorithmically optimizing LM prompts and weights
- Flowise - Drag & drop UI to build customized LLM flows
- LangFlow - UI for LangChain with drag-and-drop components
- Chain Forge - Visual programming environment for prompt engineering
- AgentOps - Observability and dev tools for AI agents
- LangSmith - Platform for debugging, testing, and monitoring LLM applications
- Weights & Biases Prompts - Tools for tracking and versioning prompts
- Phoenix - ML observability for LLMs, agents, and RAG systems
- Langfuse - Open source LLM engineering platform for debugging, analytics, and monitoring
- PromptLayer - Platform for prompt engineering and LLM observability
- Helicone - Open-source observability platform for LLMs
- LangWatch - Analytics and monitoring for LLM applications
Use Cases & Applications
Enterprise
- Customer Support Agents - Autonomous systems for handling customer inquiries
- Data Analysis Assistants - Agents that can query, analyze, and visualize data
- Code Generation & Review - AI agents for software development assistance
- Content Creation Pipelines - Multi-agent systems for content generation and editing
Research
- Scientific Literature Review - Agents that can search, summarize, and synthesize research papers
- Hypothesis Generation - AI systems for suggesting research directions
- Experiment Design - Agents that help design and plan experiments
Healthcare
- Clinical Decision Support - Agents assisting with diagnosis and treatment planning
- Medical Documentation - Automated clinical note generation and summarization
- Patient Triage - AI agents for initial patient assessment
Legal Tech
- Contract Analysis - Agents for reviewing and analyzing legal documents
- Legal Research - Automated case law and statute research
- Due Diligence - AI-powered document review for M&A
- Compliance Monitoring - Agents for regulatory compliance checking
Videos & Courses
Tutorials
Conference Talks
Online Courses
Legal & Regulatory
EU Regulations
Liability & Accountability
- Product Liability - Who is responsible when an AI agent causes harm?
- Professional Liability - Liability for AI agents providing professional services (legal, medical, financial advice)
- Contract Law - Can AI agents form binding contracts?
- Tort Liability - Civil liability for damages caused by autonomous agents
#### Key Resources
Data Protection
- Data Minimization - Principles for agent data collection
- Right to Explanation - GDPR requirements for automated decision-making
- Data Retention - Policies for agent memory and data storage
- Cross-border Data Transfers - Regulations affecting multi-jurisdictional AI agents
Guidelines & Standards
Communities & Resources
Contributing
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License

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