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edict vs Microsoft AutoGen
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Microsoft AutoGen
A prominent open source agent framework.
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Every recorded fact
Show differences only| Fact | edict | Microsoft AutoGen |
|---|---|---|
| Official SDK installs, 30 days | Not recorded | Not recorded |
| SDK evidence captured | Not recorded | Not recorded |
| GitHub stars | 16.3K | Not recorded |
| Forks | 1.7K | Not recorded |
| Open issues | 31 | Not recorded |
| Last commit | 5 days ago | Not recorded |
| Primary language | Python | Not recorded |
| License | MIT License | Not recorded |
| Open source | Yes | Not recorded |
| Pricing model | Not recorded | Not recorded |
| Founded | Not recorded | Not recorded |
| Categories | AI agents & autonomous workflows | AI agents & autonomous workflows |
Where both compete
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