Agent Frameworks at a Glance
CrewAI, AutoGen, AutoGPT, DSPy, Browser Use, LangGraph — what agent frameworks do, where they differ, and when to reach for which one.
Tools, Editoren und Runtimes für die Arbeit mit Künstlicher Intelligenz.
CrewAI, AutoGen, AutoGPT, DSPy, Browser Use, LangGraph — what agent frameworks do, where they differ, and when to reach for which one.
Cursor, Windsurf, Claude Code, GitHub Copilot, Continue.dev, Aider compared. With table and decision guide for four typical developer workflows.
Google's agent-first dev suite of desktop app, CLI and SDK. How Antigravity works, what it replaces from Gemini CLI, and how it competes with Claude Code.
LangGraph as the standard for agent orchestration — nodes, edges, state, loops, human-in-the-loop and persistence explained clearly.
Microsoft's SDK for AI agents: how it merges Semantic Kernel and AutoGen, what separates agents from workflows, and when it's worth adopting.
Microsoft's own AI coding model, unveiled at Build 2026. It replaces GPT-4 in GitHub Copilot from August 2026 — here is what it is.
LangChain, LlamaIndex, LangGraph and Haystack compared. What they're built for, when rolling your own pays off — and the criticisms worth taking seriously.
How to run language models on your own hardware — VRAM requirements, tooling (Ollama, LM Studio, llama.cpp, vLLM) and which models fit which GPU.
n8n, Dify and Ollama as a self-hosted AI stack — who does which layer, when it pays off and what hardware you actually need.
Hub, Spaces and the Transformers, Datasets, Diffusers and Accelerate libraries — how they fit together and how the path to deployment works.
What vector databases do, when you need one, and how Chroma, Weaviate, Milvus, Qdrant and pgvector stack up against each other.