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Open-source Python framework and runtime for building AI agents
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Agno is an agent platform you run in your own cloud. You build agents, teams and workflows in Python with the Agno SDK, serve them through AgentOS, and manage them in a browser-based Agno Control Plane that connects directly to your runtime. The company states that the SDK and AgentOS are open source, and that the platform keeps sessions, memory, knowledge and traces in one database you own.
Developers write agents in Python, deploy AgentOS in their own cloud, and connect the Control Plane to a live deployment. Because the database and runtime are yours, data stays in your environment. Switching model providers does not require rewriting agent code.
Agno is for developers and engineering teams building agents into their own products. Enterprise customers who need to manage the end users their agents serve can use identity, roles and audit logging in the Enterprise tier.
Free is $0 per month and covers building and running the platform in your own cloud, with an unlimited local control plane. Pro is $150 a month for connecting the control plane to one live AgentOS deployment, with three seats, RBAC and email support. Add-ons are extra seats at $30 a month, extra connections at $95 a month and SAML SSO at $300 a month. Enterprise is custom priced. Serving agents costs nothing on any plan.
Toolhouse provides managed infrastructure and tools for agents, so it suits teams that want hosted tool execution. Smithery and Glama are registries and hosting for MCP servers, which solve tool discovery rather than agent building. Agno differs by being a framework plus runtime and control plane that you run yourself.
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Compliance Standards
SOC 2 Type II
EnterpriseISO 27001
EnterpriseGDPR Compliant
GlobalHIPAA
HealthcarePCI DSS
FinanceCCPA
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