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Frameworks

Fluent in every major agent stack

The agent landscape has consolidated around a handful of serious frameworks. We work with all of them — and recommend the one that fits your cloud, your compliance requirements and your team. Not our favorite.

low-code

Microsoft Copilot Studio & M365 Agents

Custom copilots and declarative agents where your team already works — grounded in your enterprise knowledge, governed and evaluated.

.net · python

Microsoft Agent Framework & Foundry

The successor to Semantic Kernel and AutoGen. We build production agents on it — and migrate existing codebases before the debt compounds.

orchestration

LangChain & LangGraph

Durable, resumable agent graphs with checkpoints and human-in-the-loop interrupts — evaluated and observed with LangSmith.

sandboxed

OpenAI Agents SDK

Long-horizon, computer-using agents in controlled sandboxes on the OpenAI model stack.

mcp-native

Claude Agent SDK

The harness behind Claude Code — for deeply tool-integrated agents with files, shell, web and MCP as first-class citizens.

hyperscaler

Google ADK & AWS AgentCore

Agent development kits and managed runtimes from Google and AWS — including A2A-based multi-agent systems across vendor boundaries.

python

CrewAI & Pydantic AI

Role-based multi-agent crews and strongly-typed single agents with durable execution — the pragmatic Python end of the spectrum.

docs · automation

LlamaIndex & n8n

Agentic document workflows and low-code automation with embedded agents — self-hostable and data-residency friendly.

our accelerator

BITS Agent Layer

Our own thin layer on top of these runtimes: MCP-first connectors, guardrails, memory, tracing and approval flows — portable, not proprietary.

Which build path?

The right platform is decided by where the AI should live and what your team can maintain — not by what a vendor demo looked like.

Where should your AI work? question 1 in the first workshop in microsoft 365 · teams own product · backend automation across many tools Copilot Studio & M365 Agents fastest path, governance included Which stack does your team run? n8n + MCP Connectors value in days, self-hostable .net python · typescript Microsoft Agent Framework + foundry hosted agents LangGraph & Agent SDKs checkpoints · human-in-the-loop agents from several vendors? → a2a lets them cooperate

fig. 01 — build pathcyan: question · blue: route · gold: note

Your team lives in Microsoft 365 — Copilot Studio and declarative agents put the assistant where the work already happens, with governance and evaluation built in.

It's your own product or backend — go pro-code: Microsoft Agent Framework on .NET, LangGraph and the vendor SDKs on Python or TypeScript.

It's process automation across many tools — workflow platforms like n8n plus MCP connectors get you value fastest, and stay self-hostable.

Several of these at once — the A2A protocol lets agents from different stacks cooperate instead of competing.

Already on an aging stack?

The framework market consolidated hard — several popular stacks are now in maintenance mode. We migrate before the technical debt compounds.

Semantic Kernel / AutoGen

Both are in maintenance mode. We move your agents to their official successor, Microsoft Agent Framework — with behavior parity tests.

LangChain 0.x

Legacy chains and AgentExecutor are deprecated. We migrate to the stable 1.x agent architecture with middleware and checkpoints.

Framework exit strategy

Whatever comes next: because we build on MCP, A2A and OpenTelemetry, your connectors, contracts and telemetry outlive any single framework.

Not sure which stack fits?

Bring your constraints — cloud, compliance, team skills. We route you through the decision tree honestly, in one conversation.