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Agno

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Open-source agent framework and high-performance runtime for building multi-agent systems at scale

Free tier available·Technical·Powered by Multi-provider (30+ model providers supported)·API available·Open source

Key strengths

Self-hostable / runs in your own cloudOpen-source runtime30+ model provider supportMulti-framework support (Agno SDK, LangGraph, DSPy, Claude SDK)Built-in governance (RBAC, audit logs, guardrails, approvals)MCP server supportNo storage/retention/egress feesDurable execution with resumable streaming41K GitHub stars
Free tier + paid plans · from $150 USD/mo
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Recent changes

  • Plans updated: Free tier at $0/month (unlimited usage & retention, local control plane). Pro at $150/month (1 live AgentOS connection, 3 team seats, email support). Add-ons: $30/mo per additional seat, $95/mo per additional live connection, $300/mo for SAML SSO. Enterprise at custom pricing.
  • Models updated: Multi-provider (30+ model providers supported)
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Agno — Technical Use Cases

Agno is purpose-built for engineers and development teams shipping production AI agents. Relevant technical scenarios include:

  • Multi-framework agent orchestration: Teams running a mix of LangGraph, DSPy, and Agno SDK agents can unify them under a single AgentOS control plane without rewriting existing agent logic
  • Customer-facing agent platforms: Build agents that surface through Slack, Discord, WhatsApp, Claude, or ChatGPT with durable execution — agents resume after interruptions, making them reliable for long-running customer workflows
  • Self-hosted / air-gapped deployments: Organizations with strict data residency requirements can run the full control plane locally (available on the free tier) and deploy via Docker, AWS, or Google Cloud
  • Multi-model experimentation and production routing: With 30+ model providers supported, teams can A/B test models or route by cost/capability without platform lock-in
  • Governed agent pipelines: Implement RBAC, audit logs, guardrails, and human-in-the-loop approvals natively — critical for regulated industries or enterprise compliance requirements
  • MCP-powered tooling: Extend agent capabilities via MCP server support without custom middleware
  • Platform teams building internal agent infrastructure: The API and multi-framework support make Agno a viable foundation for an internal agent platform serving multiple product teams
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