ZeroGraph is a lightweight open source framework designed specifically for AI agent programming, developed in TypeScript. Its core design features include:
- light-weight class (in athletics): Only 300 lines of code (~10KB) and no external dependencies, ensuring efficient operation and flexibility.
- Node and Flow Architecture: Based on
Nodecap (a poem)FlowClasses to achieve modular task processing and process orchestration , to facilitate developers to quickly build workflow . - type safety: Take advantage of TypeScript's native support for full type-checking and IDE hints to reduce runtime errors.
- Batch and asynchronous support: By
BatchNodecap (a poem)AsyncNodeSupports batch data processing and asynchronous tasks (e.g., network requests), respectively.
In addition, ZeroGraph is licensed under the MIT license and is richly documented and exemplified, making it suitable for development scenarios ranging from simple tasks (such as greetings) to complex multi-agent collaborations.
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