Build AI applications with the libraries and frameworks developers actually reach for. From LLM orchestration to agent toolkits.
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These are the libraries and orchestration layers developers use to build AI applications — LLM routing, retrieval pipelines, and agent toolkits. LangChain, LiteLLM, and LlamaIndex are tracked here. They're building blocks you import into your own code, not finished products you log into.
Weigh the abstraction against your control needs. A high-level framework gets a prototype running fast but can hide the retries, prompts, and token spend you'll eventually need to tune; a thinner router keeps you closer to the raw model calls. Look at each project's release cadence and issue activity, since a framework that stops moving in a fast-shifting field becomes a liability faster than most tools.