OpenAI Agents JS enables developers to construct AI agents by combining OpenAI models with custom toolsets. Agents can process user input, call external APIs, manage stateful conversations with memory modules, and perform tasks like web scraping, code generation, or data lookup. The framework offers a plugin system for registering tools, a standardized Agent class for orchestration, built-in memory abstractions, and support for both chat-based and completion-based models. Features include error recovery, multi-tool orchestration, and customizable middleware. By defining tools and feeding them into the agent instance, you can deploy sophisticated AI-driven workflows in Node.js or browser contexts with minimal boilerplate. Additionally, it simplifies API key management and supports asynchronous operations, allowing agents to execute long-running tasks or integrate with databases and messaging queues effortlessly.

TinyAgent provides a lightweight agent framework for orchestrating complex tasks with OpenAI GPT models. Developers install via pip, configure an API key, define tools or plugins, and leverage in-memory context to maintain multi-step conversations. TinyAgent supports chaining tasks, integrating external APIs, and persisting user or system memories. Its simple Pythonic API lets you prototype autonomous data analysis workflows, customer service chatbots, code generation assistants, or any use case requiring an intelligent, stateful agent. The library remains fully open-source, extensible, and platform-agnostic.

Goat SDK is designed to simplify the creation and orchestration of AI agents in Go. It provides pluggable LLM integrations (OpenAI, Anthropic, Azure, local models), a tool registry for custom actions, and memory stores for stateful conversations. Developers can define chains, representer strategies, and publishers to output interactions via CLI, WebSocket, REST endpoints, or a built-in Web UI. Goat supports streaming responses, customizable logging, and easy error handling. By combining these components, you can develop chatbots, automation workflows, and decision-support systems in Go with minimal boilerplate, while maintaining flexibility to swap or extend providers and tools as needed.