graph-runtime

Turns repeatable, domain-agnostic workflows into graph-driven loops.

Independent LangGraph C++ runtime for stateful AI agents and recoverable graph workflows: checkpointing, streaming, interrupts, tool calling, edge/local LLM apps. C++23 developer preview; not official LangGraph/LangChain.

Vendor-neutral graph orchestration for reliable agentic systems: one portable Graph IR, native TypeScript/Python runtimes, deterministic barriers/routers, and cross-language conformance.

C++20 single-process stateful dataflow runtime with graph validation, channel policy, CompositeLoop regions, and CLI tooling

Lightweight Go workflow graph runtime for building, running, and serving AI agent workflows with LLMs, tools, routing, schedules and webhooks.

Enterprise provider-neutral durable graph runtime for multi-agent systems

Muxiva is a Rust-native real-time multimodal agent runtime with bounded graph execution and safe Rust, C++, Python, and TypeScript nodes.

Self-hosted federated runtime for observable coding-agent organizations: signed graph nodes, distributed runners, Nostr coordination, and git-backed artifacts.

Run portable workflow graphs with a domain-agnostic Symbiote runtime.

Typed, durable graph runtime for Go with streaming, retrieval, persistence, and agent building blocks

🧠 The simplest graph runtime for Python & TypeScript. Sley turns tangled branching, fan-out, joins, retries, and nested workflows into explicit code you can understand at a glance, test without ceremony, and change with confidence. 🧵 Fits in your head. ⚡ Runs in-process.

Ontology prototype graph runtime, parsers, simulation, and tests for Buffaly and ProtoScript.

Public website and documentation for Entangle, the self-hosted federated runtime for observable coding-agent organizations.

A ultra-high-performance, zero-allocation C99 heuristic engine designed for real-time DAG routing and stream analysis. Replaces $O(N^2)$ operations with $O(N)$ State Collapse extensions, optimized via 32-byte aligned AVX2 SIMD intrinsics for sub-millisecond edge execution