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6 tools · Agent framework · Browser automation · Workflow automation · Observability
No. 01
Agent framework
Graph-based orchestration for stateful, multi-step agents. Steep learning curve, but the checkpointing and human-in-the-loop support are the best we've used.
No. 02
Agent framework
Role-based multi-agent crews with a friendly API. Fast to prototype, but debugging long runs takes patience.
No. 03
Agent framework
Anthropic's SDK for building agents with tool use, file access and subagents. Opinionated, and the defaults are sensible.
No. 04
Browser automation
Lets an LLM drive a real browser. Works well on simple forms; struggles on sites with heavy anti-bot measures.
No. 05
Workflow automation
Visual workflow builder with AI agent nodes. The best option when non-developers need to own the automation.
No. 06
Observability
Open-source tracing and evals for LLM apps. Easy to add, and the trace view makes agent loops much easier to debug.
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