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OmAgent is a Python library and framework designed to help developers and researchers build multimodal language agents with minimal overhead. It provides a higher-level interface that hides complex engineering details such as worker orchestration, task queues, and node optimization so users can focus on defining agent behavior. The project emphasizes multimodal reasoning by natively supporting vision-language models (VLMs), video processing, audio inputs, and mobile device connections. It includes graph-based workflow orchestration, multiple memory types for contextual reasoning, and a suite of agent algorithms beyond basic LLM prompting. The repo includes example projects like video question answering and a mobile personal assistant, plus tooling for local model deployment using Ollama or LocalAI. Documentation, demos, and configuration patterns (container.yaml) are provided to accelerate prototyping and experiments.

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OmAgent offers a flexible, graph-based agent architecture and an orchestration engine that manages workflows and memory types for contextual multimodal reasoning. It provides native support for multimodal interaction including VLM models, real-time APIs, computer vision models, video processing, and mobile device connectivity. The library includes implementations of agentic reasoning algorithms and operators such as ReAct, Chain-of-Thought (CoT), SC-Cot and other comparative operator modules. Deployment options include local model hosting with Ollama or LocalAI and a fully distributed runtime with a Lite mode that reduces middleware requirements. The repository contains examples, runnable demos with a webpage or Gradio UIs, configuration tooling like container.yaml generation, and documentation to guide setup and experiments.
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This repository simplifies building and evaluating multimodal agents by abstracting operational complexity and providing reusable components and workflows. Developers can prototype visual question answering, video understanding, and mobile assistant agents without implementing low-level orchestration, scaling, or memory systems. Researchers can compare agentic reasoning strategies using provided operator implementations and benchmark data and reuse example projects and demo apps to validate ideas. Local deployment support enables on-premise model usage and experimentation with different LLM endpoints. The included configuration patterns, examples, and documentation accelerate setup, while distributed and Lite deployment modes support both research-scale and lightweight production scenarios.

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