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Melaya SDKs

Agent frameworks

Nine official open-source SDKs for integrating applications with Melaya's APIs, covering authentication, agents, pipelines, device control, evaluations, and other public platform surfaces.

Orbi

AI agents

A self-hosted coding agent that takes labeled GitHub issues through planning and implementation, opens pull requests, checks changes against acceptance criteria, and merges when configured gates pass.

ORCH

Agent frameworks

A CLI runtime for running and coordinating teams of AI agents on parallel tasks with shared state and review workflows.

PraisonAI

Agent frameworks

Praison AI is a low-code, centralized framework leveraging AutoGen and CrewAI to simplify creating and orchestrating multi-agent systems for LLM applications, emphasizing customization and ease of human-agent interaction

SandBase Harness is a self-hosted AI agent runtime and MCP bridge for persistent sessions, sandboxed tool execution, credentials, audit logs, and replay. It supports local and container-based execution backends, whose isolation properties differ.

Sayna

Real-time agents

Sayna is a self-hosted real-time voice server that provides speech-to-text and text-to-speech through WebSocket and REST APIs, with provider integrations, LiveKit streaming, and SIP telephony.

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