The pi-loop-studio/orchestra project published a source-level technical architecture report on GitHub, describing a ground-up rebuild of its predecessor pi-agent-loop. The system is an evidence-driven, recoverable multi-agent engineering runtime that makes the scout-plan-execute-review-verify-publish pipeline an explicit, persistent, auditable state machine. It matters to practitioners building parallel agent workflows because it emphasizes recoverability, isolation, and mechanical verification rather than UI features.
The IvyClaw project published a production-oriented multi-agent system for software engineering tasks, built on DeepAgents and LangGraph. It orchestrates Planner, Researcher, Coder, Tester, and Reviewer agents through a full plan-retrieve-code-test-review workflow. For practitioners, it offers a reference architecture for running coding agents in production, with sandboxed execution, state persistence, async task handling, and observability built in.
The IvyClaw project published a production-oriented multi-agent system for software engineering tasks, built on DeepAgents and LangGraph. It orchestrates Planner, Researcher, Coder, Tester, and Reviewer agents through a full plan-retrieve-code-test-review workflow. For practitioners, it offers a reference architecture for running coding agents in production, with sandboxed execution, state persistence, async task handling, and observability built in.
Pizza is a personal AI agent that uses an event-driven architecture instead of a traditional while(true) loop. It logs every action as an event in a local SQLite store, and the agent's behavior is driven by an event-handler table, enabling interrupts, retries, and parallel tool calls. This design aims to make the agent more robust and maintainable.
Pizza is a personal AI agent that uses an event-driven architecture instead of a traditional while(true) loop. It logs every action as an event in a local SQLite store, and the agent's behavior is driven by an event-handler table, enabling interrupts, retries, and parallel tool calls. This design aims to make the agent more robust and maintainable.
AI Graph Studio is a free, open-source, browser-based visual architecture tool for designing, documenting, analyzing, simulating, and optimizing agentic AI workflows and graphs. It targets the shift from prompt-based interactions toward structured AI systems composed of agents, tools, and routers. The project is hosted on GitHub, giving practitioners a visual canvas for agentic system design.
AI Graph Studio is a free, open-source, browser-based visual architecture tool for designing, documenting, analyzing, simulating, and optimizing agentic AI workflows and graphs. It targets the shift from prompt-based interactions toward structured AI systems composed of agents, tools, and routers. The project is hosted on GitHub, giving practitioners a visual canvas for agentic system design.
A reference implementation of an end-to-end software development workflow using multiple AI agents. It takes work from GitHub, Sentry, deployment events, and manual requests, then routes it through triage, implementation, validation, release, documentation, and monitoring. Built in TypeScript with Mastra, it aims to automate and coordinate software delivery.
A reference implementation of an end-to-end software development workflow using multiple AI agents. It takes work from GitHub, Sentry, deployment events, and manual requests, then routes it through triage, implementation, validation, release, documentation, and monitoring. Built in TypeScript with Mastra, it aims to automate and coordinate software delivery.
Andrej Karpathy's perspective on agent architecture, shared via X, argues that moving from a single sequential execution loop to a connected graph topology improves agent context and task orchestration. The post claims this shift made his loop 1000x better, resonating with engineers who see linear pipelines hit limits in complex state management.
Andrej Karpathy's perspective on agent architecture, shared via X, argues that moving from a single sequential execution loop to a connected graph topology improves agent context and task orchestration. The post claims this shift made his loop 1000x better, resonating with engineers who see linear pipelines hit limits in complex state management.