Agent Frameworks

Alright, folks. Leo Grant here, back in the digital trenches of agntdev.com. Today, we’re not just kicking tires; we’re getting under the hood of something that’s been quietly but profoundly changing how I think about building agents: the subtle art of the SDK, specifically when it comes to integrating those clever AI models into our

After 3 Months of Using DSPy: It’s Good for Basic Prototypes, but Painful in Production

As a developer with a penchant for trying out the latest tools, I’ve spent the last three months experimenting with DSPy, Stanford’s open-source tool for machine learning applications. With 32,947 stars and a healthy community around it, I was excited

Quick Numbers: Pinecone vs Weaviate vs Qdrant

Claude API vs Gemini API: Which One for Production
As of 2023, companies have seen AI model adoption grow by over 300%, yet there remains a glaring gap in understanding which API can deliver the goods. Today, I’m pitting the Claude API against Gemini API in a head-to-head showdown to help you make the right

How to Add Vector Search with ChromaDB: Step by Step

Every developer faces a data retrieval challenge at some point, and adding vector search capabilities is increasingly becoming essential. ChromaDB is becoming a go-to option for implementing vector search seamlessly along with other retrieval methods. If you’re looking to chromadb add vector search to your

How to Optimize Token Usage with Semantic Kernel: A Step-by-Step Guide

Managing token usage effectively can save you a significant amount of money when working with the Semantic Kernel by Microsoft, which has gathered a rather impressive 27,505 stars and 4,518 forks on GitHub. Meaningful optimization can cut costs and increase efficiency in applications heavily

Alright, folks, Leo Grant here, back from a caffeine-fueled weekend dive into what’s cooking in the agent world. You know me, I’m not one for theoretical hand-waving. I like getting my hands dirty, breaking things, and then building something useful. And lately, my hands have been stained with a particular shade of “agent orchestration” –

I pulled the GitHub API on March 18, 2026. Read through Reddit threads with a combined 1,500+ upvotes. Checked the pricing pages, the release histories, the commit graphs.

Not vibes. Data.

The Numbers