An open-source framework from Microsoft for building sophisticated applications using multiple, conversational LLM agents that collaborate to solve complex tasks, automating intricate workflows and integrating human feedback for enhanced control.
Microsoft AutoGen is an advanced, open-source framework for developing next-generation applications powered by large language models (LLMs). It primarily serves developers and AI researchers who need to orchestrate multiple specialized AI agents to work together on complex problems that a single LLM cannot easily solve. The framework allows these agents to converse, delegate tasks, execute code, and operate with a high degree of autonomy. AutoGen's unique value proposition is its simplification of multi-agent system development, providing a flexible and extensible structure for automating intricate workflows. By enabling seamless collaboration between LLMs, tools, and human users, it unlocks new possibilities in areas like code generation, data analysis, and creative content creation.
AI developers, machine learning engineers, and researchers building complex applications and workflows that leverage multiple collaborating Large Language Models (LLMs).
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2023
Open Source
Full access to the AutoGen Python library and its components. Users are responsible for their own compute costs and LLM API fees from providers like OpenAI or Microsoft Azure.
Free
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