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Microsoft's open-source multi-agent framework that enables multiple LLM-powered agents to collaborate, debate, and self-correct on complex tasks through automated conversation and tool use.
Pros
- +Backed by Microsoft Research with strong credibility
- +Highly flexible — agents can debate and self-correct
- +Large open-source community and ecosystem
Cons
- -Primarily developer-focused — no no-code interface
- -Complex setup for production deployments
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