AutoGen by Microsoft
Microsoft's open-source multi-agent framework
Overview
AutoGen is Microsoft Research's framework for building multi-agent LLM applications. Strong on conversational agent patterns, agent-to-agent negotiation, code-execution workflows. Open-source, with growing adoption inside Microsoft's own products.
Pricing
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Use cases
ASEAN Perspective
AutoGen by Microsoft in Southeast Asia
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AutoGen is Microsoft's open-source framework for building multi-agent LLM applications, enabling agents that converse, use tools, and collaborate to solve tasks, with an event-driven core, AgentChat layer, and Studio UI. It is a leading research-grade toolkit for orchestrating multiple cooperating agents and is free.
It suits AI engineers and researchers prototyping agentic systems who are comfortable with Python and an evolving API; it is a developer framework, not a finished product, and the rapid version churn means breaking changes and a real learning curve. Production hardening is on you. Open-source and self-hostable, so ASEAN use and data control are unrestricted; you pay only for the underlying model calls.
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