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LangGraph alternatives (2026)

LangGraph is a frameworks tool: Framework for stateful, graph-based agent workflows. Pricing, as the maker states it: Open source. Its GitHub repo has 43,237 stars. We found 127 tools in the directory that do overlapping work (automating workflows, building AI agents, memory for agents); 122 of them are open source and 1 list a free or freemium plan. Below are the 10 closest, ranked by how many tasks and sub-tasks they share with LangGraph, then by GitHub stars.

  1. tRPC-Agent-Go (Open source): Go framework for production agent systems with graph workflows, tools, memory, A2A, AG-UI, MCP, evaluation and OpenTelemetry. Consider it because it also covers memory and evals and benchmarks.
  2. Ruflo (Open source): Open-source multi-agent meta-harness for Claude Code, Codex, and MCP clients; Oct 13 release adds Mods (mission workflows) and a single control plane with human approval. Consider it because it also covers running many agents in parallel and multi-agent orchestration; it has more GitHub stars (74,609 vs 43,237).
  3. OpenAI Agents SDK (Python) (Open source): OpenAI's Python SDK for building multi-agent workflows; v0.23.0/0.23.1 released Oct 1-2. Consider it because it also covers multi-agent orchestration.
  4. Go Micro (Open source): Go framework for distributed systems where services double as tools for AI agents, with RPC, discovery, messaging and agent workflows. Consider it because it does the same job with a different approach (open source).
  5. Microsoft Agent Framework (Open source): Microsoft's framework for building and orchestrating agents and multi-agent workflows in Python and .NET. Consider it because it also covers multi-agent orchestration.
  6. PocketFlow (Open source): Minimalist 100-line LLM framework for building agents and workflows. Consider it because it does the same job with a different approach (open source).
  7. Marvin (Open source): Python library from Prefect for building AI agents and structured LLM workflows. Consider it because it does the same job with a different approach (open source).
  8. EvoAgentX (Open source): Framework for building, evaluating and automatically evolving LLM agents and agentic workflows. Consider it because it also covers evals and benchmarks.
  9. Workflow SDK (Open source): Vercel's TypeScript SDK for building durable, reliable and observable apps and AI agents. Consider it because it also covers tracing and observability.
  10. Mastra (Open source): TypeScript framework for agents, workflows and RAG. Consider it because it also covers RAG and documents.

LangGraph vs alternatives at a glance

ToolPricingOpen source / licenceGitHub starsGood for
LangGraphOpen sourceMIT43,237automating workflows, building AI agents
tRPC-Agent-GoOpen sourceYes1,867automating workflows, building AI agents
RufloOpen sourceMIT74,609automating workflows, building AI agents
OpenAI Agents SDK (Python)Open sourceMIT30,023automating workflows, building AI agents
Go MicroOpen sourceYes23,086automating workflows, building AI agents
Microsoft Agent FrameworkOpen sourceMIT14,169automating workflows, building AI agents
PocketFlowOpen sourceMIT11,250automating workflows, building AI agents
MarvinOpen sourceApache License 2.06,206automating workflows, building AI agents
EvoAgentXOpen sourceYes3,385automating workflows, building AI agents
Workflow SDKOpen sourceYes2,461automating workflows, building AI agents
MastraOpen sourceApache License 2.0, except ee/ directories (separate licence)—automating workflows, building AI agents

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Alternatives are picked from directory data only: same category plus shared tasks and sub-tasks. Pricing is as each maker states it; GitHub stars as recorded on each listing.

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