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make ai agents without writing single line of code Microsoft AutoGen: Advancing AI Agent Collaboration Microsoft's AutoGen is an open-source framework designed to simplify the creation of multi-agent systems using large language models (LLMs). It allows developers to build AI agents that collaborate on complex tasks, improving efficiency and scalability. AutoGen supports asynchronous messaging, a modular architecture, and both local and distributed runtimes, making it a flexible tool for AI-driven workflows. With the latest 0.4 release, AutoGen has seen improvements in code quality, robustness, and usability, further enhancing its capabilities. Developers can use it to orchestrate AI agents, integrate APIs, and even run local LLMs, making automation more seamless and efficient.
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