AWS Bedrock Agents
AWS
Modular AWS agent platform combining guided Bedrock Agents with framework-agnostic AgentCore deployment.
- Framework-agnostic deployment via AgentCore
- MicroVM isolation model
Managed cloud agent platforms and open source agent frameworks.
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AWS
Modular AWS agent platform combining guided Bedrock Agents with framework-agnostic AgentCore deployment.
Open platform pairing the Agent Development Kit with managed agent services on Vertex AI.
Microsoft
Fully managed agent platform with deep Microsoft 365 integration and broad model access.
9 matching non-vendor tools in this filtered view.
BrainBlend AI
Minimalist agent framework emphasizing composability and predictable building blocks.
2.7.5DocsMicrosoft
Multi-agent framework from Microsoft now in maintenance mode after Agent Framework consolidation.
0.7.5DocsLinux Foundation
Open agent framework formerly known as Bee Agent Framework, now under Linux Foundation governance.
0.1.79DocscrewAI Inc.
Open source multi-agent framework focused on autonomous teams and task coordination.
1.14.1DocsLangChain
Stateful agent orchestration framework with graph-based execution and durable workflows.
1.1.7a2DocsLlamaIndex Inc.
Agent and retrieval framework with strong indexing, data connectors, and orchestration support.
0.14.20DocsMastra AI
Agent framework focused on composable workflows, tooling, and modern developer ergonomics.
1.24.0DocsOpenAI
Production successor to Swarm for agentic OpenAI workflows with broader model support.
0.13.6DocsMicrosoft
Microsoft orchestration SDK evolving into the unified Microsoft Agent Framework direction.
1.41.2DocsCrewAI posted a new pre-release on April 14 with resume hints for devtools failure handling and a Bedrock Converse API strict-mode fix, extending its agent runtime integrations.
SourceThe OpenAI Agents SDK April 9 release hardened SQLite and SQLAlchemy session handling and expanded tracing documentation, signaling continued stabilization of the production agent stack.
SourceSemantic Kernel's April 8 release included prompt-template serialization improvements and dependency updates, keeping Microsoft's orchestration SDK active as Agent Framework work continues.
SourceLlamaIndex's March 16 release notes show coordinated package updates across the agent stack, including AgentMesh and Azure-related modules, alongside deprecation of Python 3.9 support.
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