// compare
How open-multi-agent compares.
Compare the actual runtime surface, not a one-line category label. Each page covers how the systems orchestrate work, what controls OMA provides, and where each option fits.
in context
open-multi-agent and Claude dynamic workflows
Same bet — the model plans the work — in a different form factor. How OMA relates to Anthropic’s dynamic workflows in Claude Code.
Read →open-multi-agent vs LangGraph
Pick LangGraph ifYou want a fixed graph you control node-by-node, with state history and time-travel tools built around that graph.
Pick open-multi-agent ifYou want a TypeScript runtime that can generate a plan from a goal, then let you inspect, approve, freeze, replay, checkpoint, and trace it.
open-multi-agent vs Mastra
Pick Mastra ifYou want an all-in-one framework and will author the workflow graph yourself and carry a larger dependency surface to get memory, RAG, evals, and a studio bundled in.
Pick open-multi-agent ifYou want a small core (three dependencies) that runs in your own environment — offline or air-gapped, on your own credentials — with goal-driven decomposition instead of hand-built workflow graphs and a hard spend cap.
open-multi-agent vs Vercel AI SDK
Pick Vercel AI SDK ifYou want a lightweight, provider-neutral toolkit for a single agent; model calls, tool use, streaming; and you’ll handle any orchestration yourself.
Pick open-multi-agent ifYou need orchestration above model calls, including dynamic or explicit task DAGs, dependency scheduling, approvals, recovery, budgets, and multi-agent traces.
open-multi-agent vs LangChain
Pick LangChain ifYou want LangChain’s chains, integration catalog, and LangSmith tracing in Python or LangChain.js.
Pick open-multi-agent ifYou want a focused TypeScript orchestration runtime with dynamic and explicit DAGs, mixed-model teams, approvals, recovery, budgets, and local inspection.
More comparisons
The same full comparison for frameworks and adjacent tools, including single-agent toolkits, RAG stacks, and cloud-vendor SDKs.
// Enterprise
Taking this to production?
open-multi-agent is MIT-licensed and free to run yourself. When you need it delivered, integrated, or supported on a deadline, 元定义科技 (YuanASI) offers commercial delivery and support.