AI agent starters · Rank #54
production-grade-agentic-system
Grade D: derived only from the two verdicts below. How grades work
Core 7 layers of production grade agentic system
Why this verdict
How we check →- No commits in 90 days; last commit 304 days ago. receipt ↗
- On current major: LangChain, Pydantic. receipt ↗
- Not counted in verdict: FastAPI 0 → 0. receipt ↗
Snapshot: commit 20def05 on master, checked 2026-10-19 06:42 UTC. Receipts link to files at this exact commit.
Dependency freshness
| Package | Declared | Latest | Status |
|---|---|---|---|
| FastAPI fastapi | 0.121.0 | 0.146.0 | Behind, not counted |
| LangChain langchain | 1.0.5 | 1.4.6 | Current |
| LangGraph langgraph | 1.0.2 | 1.2.16 | Current |
| Pydantic pydantic | 2.11.1 | 2.14.1 | Current |
Declared = lowest version the kit's dependency file (package.json, pyproject.toml or requirements.txt) allows. Latest = the npm "latest" tag or the newest PyPI release. TypeScript, the Stripe SDK, FastAPI and other 0.x packages are shown but not counted in the verdict.
What's in the stack
- Framework
- FastAPI
- Database / ORM
- PostgreSQL (psycopg)
- API layer
- Pydantic, Uvicorn
Detected from declared dependencies. A listed package means it's installed, not necessarily fully wired up.
What the README says you get
- AILangfuse observability
We are also going to use industry standard`Langfuse` for observability and monitoring of our LLM interactions
- AIOpenAI LLM provider
We are going to use `OpenAI` as our primary LLM provider
- AuthJWT authentication
Then comes the `JWT Settings` which plays an important role in authentication and session management
- DataPostgreSQL database
For the database, we are using `PostgreSQL`
- DataConnection pooling
Here we are setting the pool size of 5 and allowing a maximum overflow of 10 connections
- OtherModular codebase structure
Let’s create a structured directory layout for our AI system
- OtherDependency management with pyproject.toml
Let’s create a `pyproject.toml` file for our project
- OtherEnvironment configuration management
So, let’s create a `.env.example` file and add all the necessary environment variables
- OtherRate limiting
Finally, we have the `Rate Limiting` and `Logging` settings
- OtherCORS settings
Then comes the `CORS Settings` which is important for web applications
- OtherAPI versioning
`API_V1_STR` allows us to version our API endpoints easily
- OtherPydantic settings management
We need to create a `app/core/config.py` file that will load these environment variables using `Pydantic Settings Management`
- OtherEnvironment types enumeration
Next, we need to define our environment types using an enumeration
- OtherEnvironment-based config loading
Finally, we need to load the appropriate `.env` file based on the current environment
Extracted from the kit's README by a local AI model (deepseek-flash) on Sep 29, 2026. Every item is checked against an exact README quote. A README claim is the maker's description, not something we tested.
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History
Sep 29, 2026 → Oct 19, 2026. One square per check, colored by maintenance status. Hover for details.
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| Date | Maintenance | Dependencies | Commits (90d) |
|---|---|---|---|
| Oct 19, 2026 | Dormant | Current deps | 0 |
| Oct 12, 2026 | Dormant | Current deps | 0 |
| Sep 29, 2026 | Dormant | Current deps | 0 |
Sources
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- Commit history ↗ default branch (master) at the checked commit: pulse, contributors, last commit
- Releases ↗ latest release
- pyproject.toml ↗ declared dependency versions and stack (at commit 20def05)
- README ↗ quoted features at the checked commit
- PyPI ↗ latest versions of Python packages (each linked in the table above)