epsimo-agent

The Epsimo Agent Framework is a comprehensive toolkit designed for developers and AI engineers to build, deploy, and manage sophisticated AI-powered applications. It streamlines the lifecycle of agentic workflows by providing a unified interface across a CLI, Python SDK, and React UI Kit. Whether you are creating customer support bots, research assistants, or complex multi-agent systems, Epsimo provides the infrastructure to manage project scaffolding, authentication, and state management without manually provisioning backend services.

Key features include:

• Virtual Database: A persistent state layer mapped to thread-based conversations, allowing AI agents to store and retrieve structured JSON data seamlessly.
• Multi-agent orchestration: Simplify complex workflows by managing multiple assistants, threads, and project-level configurations.
• Developer-friendly toolset: Ready-to-use support for Tavily web search, DuckDuckGo, and file-based retrieval integration.
• Rapid deployment: Command-line scaffolding for Next.js projects and streamlined deployment workflows for production-ready AI applications.
• Headless SDK and UI components: High-level React components for chat interfaces alongside flexible SDK hooks for custom frontend implementations.

Practical usage notes:

• Authentication: Requires initial login via 'epsimo auth login' or environment variable configuration; tokens expire after one hour and are managed locally.
• Project structure: Uses 'epsimo.yaml' to sync configuration and deploy assets directly to the Epsimo platform infrastructure.
• Scaling: Supports professional scaling with credit-based consumption, providing visibility into thread usage and cost estimation via the CLI.
• Compatibility: Compatible with popular AI coding agents such as Cursor, Cline, Windsurf, and Claude Code via npx installation, enabling seamless integration into existing developer workflows.
• Constraints: Primarily designed for use with the Epsimo API; ensure environment variables for API keys and credentials are handled securely and never committed to version control.