r/AI_Agents
I built my own agent framework and it's awesome
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The BizAgent Framework It started out as a system prompt for Claude Code and eventually evolved into what I call BizAgent (in hindsight a horrible name because GitHub has about a thousand projects with that name lol), a complete agentic hub-and-spoke system. The basic premise is that I have an agent that I communicate with directly, who is my Products Team Lead (PTL), in charge of all products. Each product has its own agent that maintains it or builds it if it doesn't exist yet. PTL oversees all of the agents. I never talk directly to any agent other than PTL. I literally have an AI employee that manages about 12 or 13 AI employees. Everything that the agents do to the code gets documented in a journal. Each agent manages a product and a product can consist of one or more projects. Each project has its own Git repo, and each project has its own journal and "sitemap" that gets maintained by the managing agent. Every week PTL collects all of the journals, specs, documents, images, etc., and compiles them into a knowledge base called the knowledge stack. The knowledge stack is such that I can have a conversation with it as the source of truth for my business. BizAgent is not only my products team but it is also the memory for my business. Any kind of news or press release or anything that I give it goes into the knowledge stack. Anything that the agents do to the code goes...
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And Claude was the worst because I was working on some potentially disruptive AI tech using Claude Code and the Claude API. After a while it started sabotaging my project so I just had to stop using it completely.
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I haven't used ChatGPT, Claude, or Grok in months mainly because a lot of the work that I'm doing is confidential and proprietary.
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