KaibanJS
Open-source JavaScript framework and visual board for multi-agent workflows
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What this product helps you do
KaibanJS is an MIT-licensed JavaScript framework for building multi-agent systems in Node.js, React, Next.js, Vue, Angular, or a custom interface. Its Agent, Tool, Task, and Team primitives organize work, while a Redux-inspired store and workflow logs expose state changes, usage, costs, errors, and human-review events. The Kaiban Board provides local visual configuration and monitoring and can be deployed separately. The framework is free, but users supply model credentials and pay for model, tool, hosting, and infrastructure usage.
Problems it solves
- JavaScript teams need native primitives for agents, tasks, tools, and teams
- Multi-agent execution is difficult to inspect when state is hidden inside prompts
- Developers need to embed agent workflows into existing web and Node.js applications
- Agent experiments need a visual execution view without forcing a hosted proprietary runtime
KaibanJS is an open-source JavaScript framework organized around Agents, Tools, Tasks, and Teams. Developers can run it inside web or Node.js applications, connect supported model and tool providers, and subscribe to workflow state and logs.
The companion Kaiban Board visualizes agents and tasks and supports local iteration and deployment. The framework itself is MIT licensed; model APIs, tools, hosting, and operational controls remain the adopter's responsibility.
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KaibanJS
Open-source JavaScript framework and visual board for multi-agent workflows
KaibanJS is an open-source JavaScript framework organized around Agents, Tools, Tasks, and Teams. Developers can run it inside web or Node.js applications, connect supported model and tool providers, and subscribe to workflow state and logs.
The companion Kaiban Board visualizes agents and tasks and supports local iteration and deployment. The framework itself is MIT licensed; model APIs, tools, hosting, and operational controls remain the adopter's responsibility.
What this product helps you do
KaibanJS is an MIT-licensed JavaScript framework for building multi-agent systems in Node.js, React, Next.js, Vue, Angular, or a custom interface. Its Agent, Tool, Task, and Team primitives organize work, while a Redux-inspired store and workflow logs expose state changes, usage, costs, errors, and human-review events. The Kaiban Board provides local visual configuration and monitoring and can be deployed separately. The framework is free, but users supply model credentials and pay for model, tool, hosting, and infrastructure usage.
Problems it solves
- JavaScript teams need native primitives for agents, tasks, tools, and teams
- Multi-agent execution is difficult to inspect when state is hidden inside prompts
- Developers need to embed agent workflows into existing web and Node.js applications
- Agent experiments need a visual execution view without forcing a hosted proprietary runtime
Information
You are leaving botconomy for the provider’s website. Link verified 9/22/2026.
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