Rivet by Ironclad
Open-source visual AI programming environment from Ironclad
What it does
Rivet is a visual programming environment for building AI agents with LLMs. Iterate on your prompt graphs, then run them directly in your application. Rivet was born out of our need at Ironclad to build complex AI agents within our existing application.
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