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Agent Frameworks — developer guide
What Are AI Agent Frameworks?
Agent frameworks give language models the scaffolding to act, not just respond. Instead of answering a single question, an agent can browse the web, write and execute code, query databases, call external APIs, spawn sub-agents for parallel work, and iterate until a complex goal is achieved. In 2025–2026, major releases from LangGraph 1.0, CrewAI, OpenAI Agents SDK, Google ADK, and Microsoft's unified AutoGen + Semantic Kernel stack have made agentic deployment production-ready.
What Teams Build With Agent Frameworks
- Autonomous research assistants that gather, summarise, and cite web sources
- Multi-agent code-review pipelines with specialist reviewer and fixer agents
- Customer-service bots that route, escalate, and resolve tickets without human handoff
- Financial analysis workflows that pull data, run calculations, and draft reports
- DevOps agents that monitor alerts, run diagnostics, and open PRs with fixes
- Document processing pipelines with parallel extraction and validation agents
Picking the Right Framework
LangGraph (stable 1.0 since October 2025) is the production choice for teams already in the LangChain ecosystem — it powers agents at LinkedIn, Uber, and 400+ companies. CrewAI suits role-based multi-agent orchestration and reached $3.2M ARR with 150+ enterprise customers by mid-2025. OpenAI Agents SDK (March 2026) and Google ADK (April 2026) integrate tightly with their respective model families. For open, framework-agnostic deployments, Microsoft's AutoGen 0.4+ provides strong human-in-the-loop controls. All support tool use, memory, and streaming out of the box.


