Building LLM agents in Elixir shouldn’t mean adding a Python sidecar.
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Building LLM agents in Elixir shouldn’t mean adding a Python sidecar. BeamWeaver is an Elixir-native library for building traceable LLM apps inside applications that already use OTP and supervision trees. It helps you combine agents, tools, and graph workflows in one runtime by providing native modules for orchestration, state, retrieval, streaming, and tracing. Key features: • OTP-native workflows – build agents and workflows inside an existing supervision tree • Agent and graph APIs – use an agent DSL for model/tool loops or state graphs for branching and durable execution • Human-in-the
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