Chatbot-Grok provides a modular AI Agent framework written in Python, designed to simplify development of conversational bots. It supports multi-turn dialogue management, retains chat memory across sessions, and allows users to define custom prompt templates. The architecture is extensible, letting developers integrate various LLMs including Grok, and connect to platforms such as Telegram or Slack. With clear code organization and plugin-friendly structure, Chatbot-Grok accelerates prototyping and deployment of production-ready chat assistants.

GoLC provides developers with a comprehensive toolkit for constructing language model chains and agents in Go. At its core, it includes chain management, customizable prompt templates, and seamless integration with major LLM providers. Through document loaders and vector stores, GoLC enables embedding-based retrieval, powering RAG workflows. The framework supports stateful memory modules for conversational contexts and a lightweight agent architecture to orchestrate multi-step reasoning and tool invocations. Its modular design allows plugging in custom tools, data sources, and output handlers. With Go-native performance and minimal dependencies, GoLC streamlines AI pipeline development, making it ideal for building chatbots, knowledge assistants, automated reasoning agents, and production-grade backend AI services in Go.

Semantic Kernel Copilot Demo is an end-to-end reference application illustrating how to build advanced AI agents with Microsoft’s Semantic Kernel framework. The demo features prompt chaining for multi-step reasoning, memory management to recall context across sessions, and a plugin-based skill architecture enabling integration with external APIs or services. Developers can configure connectors for Azure OpenAI or OpenAI models, define custom prompt templates, and implement domain-specific skills such as calendar access, file operations, or data retrieval. The sample shows how to orchestrate these components to create a conversational Copilot capable of understanding user intents, executing tasks, and maintaining context over time, fostering rapid development of personalized AI assistants.

SmartRAG is a modular Python library designed for retrieval-augmented generation (RAG) workflows with large language models. It combines document ingestion, vector indexing, and state-of-the-art LLM APIs to deliver accurate, context-rich responses. Users can import PDFs, text files, or web pages, index them using popular vector stores like FAISS or Chroma, and define custom prompt templates. SmartRAG orchestrates the retrieval, prompt assembly, and LLM inference, returning coherent answers grounded in source documents. By abstracting the complexity of RAG pipelines, it accelerates development of knowledge base Q&A systems, chatbots, and research assistants. Developers can extend connectors, swap LLM providers, and fine-tune retrieval strategies to fit specific knowledge domains.

ThreeAgents is built in Python, leveraging OpenAI's chat completions API to instantiate multiple AI agents with distinct roles (system, assistant, user). It provides abstractions for agent prompting, role-based message handling, and context memory management. Developers can define custom prompt templates, configure agent personalities, and chain interactions to simulate realistic dialogues or task-oriented workflows. The framework handles message passing, context window management, and logging, enabling experiments in collaborative decision-making or hierarchical task decomposition. With support for environment variables and modular agents, ThreeAgents allows seamless swapping between OpenAI and local LLM backends, facilitating rapid prototyping of multi-agent AI systems. It ships with example scripts and Docker support for quick setup.

gym-llm extends the OpenAI Gym ecosystem to large language models by defining text-based environments where LLM agents interact through prompts and actions. Each environment follows Gym’s step, reset, and render conventions, emitting observations as text and accepting model-generated responses as actions. Developers can craft custom tasks by specifying prompt templates, reward calculations, and termination conditions, enabling sophisticated decision-making and conversational benchmarks. Integration with popular RL libraries, logging tools, and configurable evaluation metrics facilitates end-to-end experimentation. Whether assessing an LLM’s ability to solve puzzles, manage dialogues, or navigate structured tasks, gym-llm provides a standardized, reproducible framework for research and development of advanced language agents.

LangChain RAG Agent Chatbot sets up a pipeline that ingests documents, converts them into embeddings with OpenAI models, and stores them in a FAISS vector database. When a user query arrives, the LangChain retrieval chain fetches relevant passages, and the agent executor orchestrates between retrieval and generation tools to produce contextually rich answers. This modular architecture supports custom prompt templates, multiple LLM providers, and configurable vector stores, making it ideal for building knowledge-driven chatbots.