Updated Sept 2026LIVEA ranked, current guide to the open-source agent frameworks worth deploying in 2026. GitHub stars, licenses, latest versions and a one-click deploy button to run any of them on Claws with our unified model router.
OpenHands (formerly OpenDevin) is an autonomous software-engineering agent with a full web UI. It plans, edits files, runs terminals and browsers, executes tests and iterates until a task is complete — Claws containerises it and swaps its provider picker for our own.
AutoGen is Microsoft's multi-agent conversation framework. Define assistants, user proxies and group chats programmatically, or compose them visually in AutoGen Studio. Claws hosts both the runtime and the Studio UI, wired to our model router.
Agno (formerly Phidata) is a full-stack agent platform with a rich Agent UI, native memory and knowledge, and hundreds of prebuilt tools. Build multi-agent teams in Python, then hand deployment to Claws — we containerise it and swap in our model router.
Letta (formerly MemGPT) is a stateful agent server that treats memory as a first-class primitive — long-term memory, self-editing scratchpads and archival storage. It ships with a visual ADE for inspecting and steering agent state. Claws hosts it with our model router wired in.
SuperAGI is an autonomous agent runtime with a full dashboard, run history and marketplace of toolkits. Provision, monitor and steer long-running agents from the UI. Claws runs the whole platform for you and wires it to our model router.
GPT Researcher is an autonomous research agent that spawns planner and executor sub-agents to gather sources, verify them and synthesise long-form cited reports. It ships with a web UI you can use out of the box — Claws hosts it and routes model traffic through our endpoint.
Every framework on this list runs on Claws in a click. We containerise it, wire the routing, and let you swap models from our UI instead of juggling per-provider API keys.
