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Collection of 48 working AI agent examples in Python and TypeScript

A curated repository of 48 functional AI agent implementations covering common patterns like research, code review, SQL, data analysis, and web scraping. Each example is designed to be cloned and run immediately, solving the problem of broken or incomplete agent tutorials for developers building AI systems.

3 engagement·1 source·Sat, Jul 11, 2026, 11:57 PM
The collection includes starter agents for research, code review, SQL, data analysis, web scraping, and more. All examples are provided in both Python and TypeScript, with working dependencies and complete implementations. The goal is to provide a practical resource that developers can clone, understand, and build upon in minutes. No specific tech stack or traction signals are mentioned.

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