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AutoGen + LiteLLM + LangMem

Three layers of an agent stack, judged on the questions a vendor will not answer: can an agent set it up alone, what shape is the bill, and how much of it speaks MCP.

Orchestration

AutoGen

Microsoft's framework for multi-agent conversation, with a programming model for agents that talk to each other and tools.

  • Pricing open-source
  • Signup unknown
  • Auth unknown
  • MCP server no
  • GitHub stars 60,457
LLM / inference

LiteLLM

Open-source Python SDK + proxy server (AI gateway) that calls 100+ LLM APIs in OpenAI format with cost tracking, budgets, and virtual keys.

  • Pricing open-source — MIT-licensed core is free; managed/Enterprise (SSO, guardrails, audit logs) from ~$250/mo
  • Signup programmatic-api
  • Auth api-key
  • MCP server no
Memory

LangMem

Open-source SDK from LangChain that gives LangGraph agents long-term memory (extraction, search, prompt optimization) in your own store.

  • Pricing open-source — Free open-source; runs in your infra on your existing LangGraph store (Postgres/SQLite/in-memory); managed service on waitlist
  • Signup self-serve-instant-key
  • Auth none
  • MCP server no

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