Looking forward to this!

No one is working on this right now AFAIK.

Found this effort: https://youtu.be/9Hrfx6kw1IE

Also: https://github.com/xXAdonesXx/NodeGPT

Thanks for sharing the video @sonichi!

Made few design choices different from autogen but the overall idea remains the same
https://github.com/wladiston/aibitat

Great work btw

Have done a similar thing to @wladiston, but hopefully more API friendly than the CLI approach:

https://github.com/Engine-Labs/engine-agents

(there's a way to go to feature parity though! things seem to be moving with impressive speed)

Started working on the port today, currently not in a separate repo but under a "playground"-like project. Will separate out into a package once I have something working. Will keep you all posted.

(Edit: After reading comments by @sudhir-b and @wladiston above, ironically, I’m writing the port to later make my own, simpler package — but I want to make sure I know in detail all the things that can be improved compared to autogen first lol:-)

@vzakharov @sudhir-b @wladiston @Axultan could you review #664 ? I'm not familiar w/ TS/JS.

good news - we've built a project inspired by AutoGen for TypeScript! our goal is to end up having parity with AutoGen while also focusing on developer experience and production-level agents. would love everybody's feedback from this thread 🙏

Montelo Crews Source Code
Montelo Crews Docs

I thought if AutoGen can run in command in shell or docker, it can run NodeJS or any code if the environment configured properly.

So can I just make a skill/tool or executor that can run any command like node code.js and the agent will be able to run it?

It is unlikely we will create a typescript port of 0.2, however we have roadmap item to bring autogen to typescript for the 0.4 arch

@rysweet can you tell the status of this? Are there any plans of having a typescript version of autogen in the observable future?