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Any questions or feedback. Please let me know :)
yep, that’s the idea. make it easier for JS devs to work with agents without needing to get into all the low level stuff. but leaving doors open to do more deep ones.
I will say Langchain is more for orchestrating LLM, so it’s not really about agents or agents coordination like KaibanJS. (We do use Langchain behind the scenes for some of that). LangGraph while focused on agents, is super low level. you can do complex stuff, but the learning curve is bit high. I also think it could take better advantage of the JS ecosystem (like state management and deeper React/Node.js integration). But this is my personal opinion.
JS was not built for half the things it’s doing today. But it does it :)
Yep. Javascript is everywhere and with tools improving constantly.
haha, I get the skeptcism but JS is everywhere in web dev. lot of devs want to stay in the JS ecosystem.
but for multi-agent systems, and AI in general Javascript options are pretty limited. And finding one that integrates easily with react, next, node, handles state management, etc? that's been tricky

Show HN: KaibanJS – JavaScript Framework for Building Multi-Agent Systems

https://www.kaibanjs.com/

Hey HN,A couple of friends and I spent the last three months working on KaibanJS, an open-source framework for building AI multi-agent systems.Honestly, we’re not 100% sure it’s fully ready for launch. But we’d love to get your feedback on it.The idea came from us trying to find a native JS solution for working with AI agents, and we couldn’t find anything that really fit well with the JS...

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Are we paying the technical debt of big corporations that controls the Web?

Yesterday I was writing an article with a 5 minutes hack to dramatically improve a Google Web Core Vitals website score. And came up with the following reflection...I believe that putting the user as a key priority when designing and implementing a website is a must. And appreciate that Google takes steps forward to it adding the Core Web Vitals as a ranking factor. However, I think that they...

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