CLAP - Cognitive Layer Agents Package
Description
CLAP (Cognitive Layer Agents Package) is a powerful multi-agent framework built in Python that supports the development of sophisticated AI agents capable of reasoning, planning, and interacting with external tools and systems.
Capabilities
- Modular agent patterns including ReAct and multi-agent teams.
- Advanced tool integration with native LLM tool calling and local tools.
- Pluggable LLM backends for flexibility.
- Asynchronous core for efficient I/O operations.
- Built-in tools for web search and email interaction.
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