Rating · evidence to 26 Sept 2026
- Provisional
- Trust B
- Open source
The Register / Multi-agent frameworks / Agno
Register entry · Multi-agent frameworks · updated 26 Sept 2026
Agno Inc. (agno-agi) · Multi-agent frameworks
Agno (formerly Phidata) is an Apache-2.0 Python SDK with three primitives: agents, teams and workflows, plus 100+ toolkits. AgentOS serves agents as a REST API and MCP server backed by the user's own database, and a hosted control plane (free locally, paid for live deployments) provides chat, traces, approvals and scheduling. Version 3.0 shipped on 24 August 2026.
Rating · evidence to 26 Sept 2026
| Price | Free, paid from $150 |
|---|---|
| Use it via | API, MCP server, Web app, Chat apps |
| Runs on | macos, linux, windows |
| Licence | Apache-2.0 |
| Updated | Evidence collected 26 Sept 2026 |
Weights for Multi-agent frameworks: adoption 45%, experts 30%, crowd 25%. Pillars without enough evidence are left out and the others re-weighted. The method.
| Adoption & momentumweight 45% | 83 | GitHub stars 42k → 80 · PyPI monthly downloads 1.7M → 70 · 44 releases in 90 days → 100reach × 0.7 + momentum × 0.3 |
|---|---|---|
| Expertsindependent reviews · weight 30% | — | Only 1 independent review (3 needed) |
| Crowdcommunity sample · weight 25% | 58 | 12 dated posts from reddit, hackernews: 7 positive · 1 mixed · 4 negative (positive + ½ mixed) ÷ n, averaged toward 50 for small samples |
| Rating | 74 | Provisional: low confidence (2 of 3 pillars, 12 community posts). |
Editorial adjustment. Incident-history grade reviewed under methodology revision 2 (see the trust section).
Seven dimensions graded A–D from documented facts. Overall: B.
Tools run automatically by default; human approval (pause runs for user confirmation, block tools needing admin approval) is available but configured per tool. No default sandbox for tool execution. source
Access depends on the toolkits the developer attaches; AgentOS documents JWT-based RBAC and multi-tenant isolation. Not enough documented detail on tool-level scoping to grade. source
Self-hosted: README says sessions, memory, knowledge and traces are stored in your own database (Postgres via AgentOS). A per-run telemetry event is sent to Agno by default; README says prompts, messages and outputs are never sent; disable with AGNO_TELEMETRY=false. source
Model-agnostic; retention and training policies follow whichever model provider the developer uses. Agno telemetry excludes prompts and outputs per README. source
Three high/critical advisories in 24 months (repeated). Two list patched versions; the SQL injection advisory lists no patched version in the GitHub Advisory Database as of 2026-09-26. Kept at D under revision 2: the SQL-injection advisory lists no patched version in the GitHub Advisory Database as of 26 Sep 2026 (unresolved). source
No SOC 2 / ISO 27001 attestation found in this pass; Enterprise plan lists security reviews. Not established. source
Apache-2.0 open source with public GitHub releases (44 in the last 90 days). source
1 named independent reviews found; dated reviews from the last 12 months are scored.
Agno’s median wall time (4.27 s) is 59% slower than LangGraph (2.68 s) and 18% slower than Pydantic AI (3.62 s).Jordan Reeves (BenchClaw) · 31 Aug 2026 · benchclaw.io
12 coded posts from reddit, hackernews.
Agno runtime is faster in prod, comparison to LangGraph, also agno is quite easy to learn. LangGraph has a steep learning curve.r/LangChain · 9 Sept 2026 · reddit.com
I use Agno, allows me much more customization tbh. And it’s docs were way better at timer/LangChain · 24 Jul 2026 · reddit.com
You can try agno. The documentation is pretty good and it's easier to integrate compare to LangChain/Langgraph.r/LangChain · 11 Jun 2026 · reddit.com
Also tried Agno but found it a little heavy. Die a quick test with pydantic ai and it was very solid.r/LangChain · 10 Jun 2026 · reddit.com
Agno is the most underrated framework everr/LangChain · 10 Jun 2026 · reddit.com
Agno, Smolagents, etc. : niche, fine for narrow cases, not enough maturity to bet a Friday recommendation.r/LangChain · 28 Apr 2026 · reddit.com
If you build simple agent, check Agno or Pydantic-AIr/LangChain · 21 Mar 2026 · reddit.com
Yeah they are awesome very active. Give it a run. The only downside is now dynamic configuration, though that is in the roadmap.r/LangChain · 4 Jan 2026 · reddit.com
As published, checked 26 Sept 2026.
| Plan | Price | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Free | Free | Open-source SDK and AgentOS, local deployment, full control plane against a local AgentOS. |
| Pro | $150 / monthly | One live AgentOS connection, three seats; extra seats $30, connections $95, SAML SSO $300. |
| Enterprise | Custom | Audit logs, custom RBAC, security reviews, dedicated support. |
Agno 3.0.0 released (major version; migration guide published). source
v2.8.0 released; July work included agnoctl CLI for AgentOS and a FileSystem store (per team's July roundup). source
SQL injection advisory CVE-2026-10105 published. source
Critical eval-injection advisory CVE-2026-35002 published (fixed in 2.3.24). source
Every figure above traces to one of these, observed up to 26 Sept 2026.