Insurance-Agentic-AI employs an agentic AI architecture combining OpenAI’s GPT models with LangChain’s chaining and tool integration to perform complex insurance tasks autonomously. By registering custom tools for document ingestion, policy parsing, quote computation, and claim summarization, the agent can analyze customer requirements, extract relevant policy information, calculate premium estimates, and provide clear responses. Multi-step planning ensures logical task execution, while memory components retain context across sessions. Developers can extend toolsets to integrate third-party APIs or adapt the agent to new insurance verticals. CLI-driven execution facilitates seamless deployment, enabling insurance professionals to offload routine operations and focus on strategic decision-making. It supports logging and multi-agent coordination for scalable workflow management.

LifelongAgentBench is designed to simulate real-world continuous learning environments, enabling developers to test AI agents across a sequence of evolving tasks. The framework offers a plug-and-play API to define new scenarios, load datasets, and configure memory management policies. Built-in evaluation modules compute metrics like forward transfer, backward transfer, forgetting rate, and cumulative performance. Users can deploy baseline implementations or integrate proprietary agents, facilitating direct comparison under identical settings. Results are exported as standardized reports, featuring interactive plots and tables. The modular architecture supports extensions with custom dataloaders, metrics, and visualization plugins, ensuring researchers and engineers can adapt the platform to varied application domains.

Multi-Agent-AI-Models-and-Path-Planning provides a comprehensive toolkit for developing and testing multi-agent systems combined with classical and modern path planning methods. It includes implementations of algorithms such as A*, Dijkstra, RRT, and potential fields, alongside customizable agent behavior models. The framework features simulation and visualization modules, allowing seamless scenario creation, real-time monitoring, and performance analysis. Designed for extensibility, users can plug in new planning algorithms or agent decision models to evaluate cooperative navigation and task allocation in complex environments.

Open Agent Leaderboard offers a complete evaluation pipeline for open-source AI agents. It includes a curated task suite covering reasoning, planning, question answering, and tool usage, an automated harness to run agents in isolated environments, and scripts to collect performance metrics such as success rate, runtime, and resource consumption. Results are aggregated and displayed on a web-based leaderboard with filters, charts, and historical comparisons. The framework supports Docker for reproducible setups, integration templates for popular agent architectures, and extensible configurations to add new tasks or metrics easily.

The Agent Supervisor Example repository demonstrates how to orchestrate several autonomous AI agents in a coordinated workflow. Built in Python, it defines a Supervisor class to dispatch tasks, monitor agent status, handle failures, and aggregate responses. You can extend base agent classes, plug in different model APIs, and configure scheduling policies. It logs activities for auditing, supports parallel execution, and offers a modular design for easy customization and integration into larger AI systems.