From the team behind Gatsby, Mastra is a framework for building AI-powered apps and agents with workflows, memory, streaming, evals, tracing, and Studio, an interactive UI for dev and testing. Start building:
npm create mastra@latest
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Tried Mastra recently and was impressed how easy it was to get started, had Claude Code build the initial implementation and was able to quickly test the agent in the Mastra Studio. Very nice!
Congrats on the launch! I’ve spent a year building AI agents with Next.js, vercel ai-sdk and LangChain, Mastra looks perfect for my next AI side project.
Multi-agent workflows with local traces is a strong combo. Most agent libs give you either good orchestration or good observability, not both. Curious if Mastra's evals can run against historical traces or if it's live-only.
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finally, a serious contender for AI agents in a sea of Python tools. how are you handling the library ecosystem gap compared to Python right now?
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Tried Mastra recently and was impressed how easy it was to get started, had Claude Code build the initial implementation and was able to quickly test the agent in the Mastra Studio. Very nice!
Humans in the Loop
@janschutte love reading it, Jan. really eager to learn more about your experience using @Mastra cc @pauliescanlon @bookercodes
Congrats on the launch! I’ve spent a year building AI agents with Next.js, vercel ai-sdk and LangChain, Mastra looks perfect for my next AI side project.
Humans in the Loop
lfg! curious -- what are the main issues you faced using these tools?
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Great work Sam and team! Excited to see Mastra continue evolving 🚀🚀
Humans in the Loop
@ichuloo thanks for your support, Will!
Multi-agent workflows with local traces is a strong combo. Most agent libs give you either good orchestration or good observability, not both. Curious if Mastra's evals can run against historical traces or if it's live-only.
finally, a serious contender for AI agents in a sea of Python tools. how are you handling the library ecosystem gap compared to Python right now?