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agno
unclaimed listingactively maintainedFreeApache-2.0
Build, run, and manage agent platforms.
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agno-agi/agno is an open-source project by agno-agi: Build, run, and manage agent platforms.. Indexed here so it can be found — not resold.
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From the project's own README (excerpt, reproduced for discovery under its Apache-2.0 license):
Build, run, and manage agent platforms.
Introduction
Agno is a framework and runtime for agent platforms. Build agents, run them as a service, manage your platform using a web UI. • Build your agent platform using the Agno SDK. • Run your agent platform using the AgentOS runtime. • Manage everything using the AgentOS UI.
Agno allows you to own your agent stack. Maintain control of your data, memory, and security posture (JWT-based RBAC), and turn your agent platform into a learning loop with simulations and usage data.
Get started
Hand this prompt to your coding agent (Claude Code, Cursor, Codex):
Your coding agent will set up your agent platform and run it locally using Docker, giving you a REST API for serving your agents, a Postgres database for storing your data and traces, an MCP server, and a control plane.
Deploying somewhere else? Use the same prompt but point it to a different repo. The starter templates are identical except for the deploy scripts: swap agentos-railway for agentos-docker, agentos-aws, agentos-gcp, agentos-azure, agentos-fly, agentos-render, agentos-modal, or agentos-helm.
Prefer to code by hand? • Build your first agent in 20 lines of code. • Build your own agent platform. • Read the docs.
Features • Production API. 50+ endpoints with SSE and websockets to build a product on top. • Storage. Store sessions, memory, knowledge, and traces in your own database. • 100+ integrations. Connect to GitHub, Slack, Postgres, and more using pre-built toolkits. • Context Providers. Access live data from Slack, Drive, wikis, MCP, and custom sources. • Human approval. Pause runs for user confirmation. Block tools that require admin approval. • Observability. Monitor with OpenTelemetry tracing, run history, and audit logs. • Security. Get…
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03Community
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05Versions
Full history →| Version | Channel | Released | Notes |
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| 0.0.0 | stable | Oct 19, 2026 | Indexed listing — see the upstream repository for real release history. |