LenOS a Framework for Agentic Workflows

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agentic-workflows framework open-source deployment auditability knowledge-management agent-systems

Summary

LenOS is an open-source framework for building agentic workflows, emphasizing human responsibility, auditability, and knowledge management in agent deployments.

I just pinned my first open source release, a framework for building agentic workflows. It's designed to be stood up by a human with an agent, so that it can be fitted to your deployment's needs It reinforces that humans are always responsible; that systems should be auditable, knowledge and records should be kept, and other key components I have found should be considered with agentic work Let me know what you think, and if you find it useful
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