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Lightweight TypeScript framework for building agentic tools.
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Tom-R-Main/openFunctions is a TypeScript agent tool licensed under MIT. Lightweight TypeScript framework for building agentic tools. Topics: mcp, agent-framework, ai-tools, framework, mcp-tools.
Ranked #28 out of 116 indexed tools.
Actively maintained with commits in the last week.
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TypeScript MIT
mcpagent-frameworkai-toolsframeworkmcp-tools
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Stars 15% 2
2 stars → early stage
Freshness 25% today
Last commit today → actively maintained
Issue Health 25% 50%
No issues filed → no history to score
Contributors 10% 1
1 contributor → solo project
Dependents 25% 0
No dependents → no downstream usage
npm Downloads N/A
PyPI Downloads N/A
Forks 0
Description Good
License MIT
Weights: Freshness 25% · Issue Health 25% · Dependents 25% · Stars 15% · Contributors 10% · How we score →
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<p align="center"> </p> <p align="center"> <strong>Build AI tools first. Compose agents when you need them.</strong> </p> <p align="center"> <a href="#quick-start">Quick Start</a> · <a href="#the-mental-model">Mental Model</a> · <a href="#choose-the-right-primitive">Choose a Primitive</a> · <a href="#capability-ladder">Capability Ladder</a> · <a href="#providers">Providers</a> · <a href="#examples">Examples</a> · <a href="#docs">Docs</a> </p> --- openFunctions is an MIT-licensed TypeScript framework for building AI-callable tools and exposing them through [MCP](https://modelcontextprotocol.io), chat adapters, workflows, and agents. Its core runtime is simple: `ToolDefinition -> ToolRegistry -> AIAdapter` Everything else composes on top of that: - `workflows` are deterministic orchestration around tools - `agents` are LLM loops over a filtered registry - `structured output` is a synthetic tool pattern - `memory` and `raRead full README on GitHub →
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