AutoAgents

What it does

AutoAgents is a cutting-edge multi-agent framework built in Rust that enables the creation of intelligent systems. Designed for performance, safety, and scalability, AutoAgents provides a robust foundation for building Agentic AI usecases on Edge or Cloud.

AutoAgents — open-source Rust SDK for building reliable, high-performance multi-agent systems. WASM sandboxing, structured outputs, and provider-agnostic design for production deployments.

Open-source Rust SDK for production-grade multi-agent systems. AutoAgents gives you the performance, safety, and portability of Rust for building agentic systems — with WASM sandboxing, structured outputs, and provider-agnostic design out of the box. Open-source Rust SDK for building reliable multi-agent systems. Plug in any LLM — local or cloud — with a unified interface. Memory-safe Rust core eliminates entire classes of runtime crashes in production. No garbage collector, no undefined behavior, no surprises. OS-level process isolation for agents and WASM sandboxing for third-party tools. Prevent data exfiltration and block unauthorized access to host secrets. Provider-agnostic design…from liquidos.ai

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