I have been building AI applications for the past 4 years and contributing to major AI tooling platforms for a while now.
Over this period, I have...
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Amazing list! Had never heard of E2B, will check it out.
I've been working on PR Pilot, a CLI / API / lib that interacts with repositories, chat platforms and ticketing systems to help devs avoid context switching.
It looks fantastic, and I will check it for sure.
In my agency we are using a lot lately the Cheshire Cat AI, it has a wordpress like plugin system and is already dockerized
For the rest we are planning to ditch langchain in favour of llama-index
Sounds interesting. Is there any specific reason for favouring LlamaIndex over LangChain?
Langchain has become a little messy, too many nested classes, documentation is really hard to search
That makes sense. It's getting messier—too much abstractions.
This cover image is the best one I have seen on Dev so far! 😻 BTW, what did you use for this?
Thanks, Shrijal. It was done in Luma AI by an awesome designer.
Good list, composio is pretty cool also. I gave you a star!
thanks, David. It sure is.
Thanks for mentioning Julep.
Julep is actually more than a framework - it's a managed backend. Kind of like Firebase or Supabase for AI. It ships with a few main pieces -
i. memory (user management)
ii. knowledge (built-in RAG, and context management)
iii. tools (integration with Composio & others)
iv. tasks (Coming soon)
Really excited to see more feedback on what everyone thinks :)
Thanks for mentioning the additional details, @ijindal1.
Great list!
Thanks, Nevo.
I love the piece!
I am curious about setting up agentic workflow with instructor.
Have you set up agentic workflows?
I think Instructor uses OpenAI SDK, so it should be possible. You can see a bunch of agentic workflow with OpenAI examples here: github.com/ComposioHQ/composio/tre.... By the way, is there any specific use case in your mind?
Not necessarily, had just been on my mind of late :)
What an awesome list, thanks for mentioning CopilotKit!
Thanks, @uliyahoo; CopilotKit is a great tool.
Once again such special list of possibilities at which I've to ask myself:
"Where to begin this yourney?" 🙄😏
Thank You for sharing this post! 💖
May be I've found my first choice: 🤔
Retrieval-Augmented Generation with "7. Haystack" and the Gutenberg-text looks very interesting! 😎
Haystack is pretty good, check their blogs and examples to get started.
Nice GIFs!
Great content.
Thanks, Michelle.
dev.to/zand/discover-the-magic-of-... It will be better to combine with searxng.
Please add Fabric
It looks interesting, for sure.
Is there anyone out there who can teach prompting strategies for noobs like me
Just start talking to LLMs like a human.😄
Nice list! Genius tools! Thanks
I like this list!!!
Thanks a lot.
I know it's not the author's, but the misspelling in the Harry Potter meme... SMH
Haha...well, we got a GIF grammar nazi before GTA 6 😄.
Nazi! Wow, nice.
Anyway, we've always been here ;-)
Haha, nothing serious sir , it was a humour in good faith 😅.
Useful list. I don't master enough differences between library and framework. Can you more enlighten me ?
This is great, thanks.
Amazing list. Lot of tools apart from what Langchain offers. Thanks