Microsoft launches AutoGen framework to help developers create complex applications based on large language models.

CTOnews.com, September 29, Microsoft recently released a new tool called AutoGen to help developers create complex applications based on large language models.

Microsoft said that developers usually need professional knowledge to design, implement and optimize workflows to create such complex applications, and the launch of AutoGen tools can help developers automate relevant workflows, simplify construction, optimization and other processes and automate them.

Microsoft says AutoGen can be used to define agent interaction behavior. Developers can use natural languages and computer code to write flexible dialogue patterns for different applications. By automating chat between multiple LLM agents, developers can easily allow them to perform tasks on their own or based on manual feedback, including tasks that require the use of tools through code.

CTOnews.com attaches the main functions of the AutoGen tool here.

AutoGen provides a multi-agent session framework as a high-level abstraction. Using this framework, you can easily build LLM workflows.

AutoGen provides a range of working systems covering a wide range of applications from various fields and complexities.

AutoGen supports enhanced LLM reasoning API, which can be used to improve reasoning performance and reduce cost.

More information about AutoGen can be found here, and code examples can be accessed here.