New open-source frameworks and tools for building LLM agents, as they appear on GitHub and Hugging Face.
Android-Agent-Framework, published on GitHub by AceGuru-mjh on 2026-10-06, is a pure-JVM Kotlin agent framework extracted from Android-Guru-Agent. It has modules for a single ReAct-loop engine, a five-stage tool execution pipeline, an OpenAI-compatible streaming LLM client, a rebuilt MCP implementation (JSON-RPC 2.0, stdio and Streamable HTTP, spec 2024-11-05) and a plugin SDK. It builds with JDK 17+ and needs no Android SDK.
Nexora-AI (AgentForge), a GitHub project from MDineshkarthik0203, is a multi-agent engineering copilot built with LangGraph, Django REST Framework and React + Vite. Its nine-step pipeline runs supervisor, planning, Tavily web research, RAG (Chroma, Mistral embeddings, CrossEncoder), coding with a subprocess sandbox, reviewer, human-in-the-loop approval and writer agents.
Kesh, from GitHub user udayjadhav, is a local-first Spring Boot assistant with a small web UI. A local model (Gemma/Ollama) can only request typed tools, and Spring Boot alone touches the filesystem, apps, terminal or network, with human approval for writes. It also offers path-allowlisted filesystem access, policy-gated web search and Java snippets sandboxed in Docker/Podman.
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