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An AI agent orchestration platform based on FastAPI and React Flow, supporting visual workflow building, multi-agent collaboration, real-time monitoring, and Telegram integration. It can be deployed and run locally with one click.
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Agent Orchestrator is an open-source multi-agent orchestration platform based on FastAPI and React Flow. It supports visual workflow building, multi-agent collaboration, real-time monitoring, and Telegram integration. It can be deployed locally with a single command without relying on cloud services, providing developers with a multi-agent solution that ensures data privacy and cost control.
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This project aims to address the pain point of relying on cloud services in multi-agent system development, providing a locally-run solution with a purely open-source tech stack to meet developers' needs for data privacy and deployment flexibility.
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./setup.sh for one-click deployment./start.sh to launchSection 06
Agent Orchestrator maintains open-source and local operation while providing functional completeness close to commercial products, making it an ideal choice for developers concerned about data privacy and cloud costs. The project architecture supports migration from SQLite to PostgreSQL and expansion from single instance to multiple instances, and it will play an important role in enterprise-level multi-agent applications in the future.
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