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… MIT license, and support for many model providers. In May 2026, Promptfoo announced that it had agreed to be acquired by OpenAI; according to the blog post, the open-source suite is expected to continue being maintained. …
… refers to the OWASP Top 10 for Agentic Applications for 2026, which formally names such risks. For companies, the toolkit is therefore mainly an early warning signal: anyone giving agents real privileges needs policy, …
Promptfoo is an open-source tool for LLM evals, red teaming, and CI/CD checks. For teams with chatbots, RAG, or agents, it is a practical path toward measurable quality and security.
CopilotKit is an open-source frontend stack for agentic apps: chat, generative UI, app context, and actions across web, mobile, Slack, and Teams interfaces.
Skyvern combines Playwright, LLMs, and computer vision so teams can run portal tasks, form flows, and data extraction as repeatable browser workflows.
LiteLLM is an SDK and AI gateway for more than 100 model providers in the OpenAI format. For platform teams, it is about cost control, fallbacks, and less provider glue code.
Open WebUI is a self-hosted interface for local and cloud models. Its appeal lies in control, extensibility, and a shared workspace for teams.
RAGFlow combines open-source RAG, document ingestion, and agent workflows. For teams, it is most useful when source work needs to stay traceable.
Browser Use is a Python library and cloud platform for browser automation with AI agents. It is interesting for teams that want to test, extract, or automate web workflows.
Langfuse is an open LLM engineering platform for tracing, prompt versioning, and evaluation. It is useful for teams that no longer want to run AI features on gut feeling.
