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(AMD) Build AI Agents That Run Locally

GAIA is an open-source framework for building AI agents in Python and C++ that run entirely on local hardware. It enables local reasoning and tool calling without cloud dependency, specifically optimized for AMD Ryzen AI hardware.

GAIA is an open-source framework for building AI agents in Python and C++ that run entirely on local hardware. Agents reason, call tools, search documents, and take action — with no cloud dependency and no data leaving the device.

Local Inference

All processing stays on-device

No Cloud Dependency

No API keys or external services required

Python & C++

Full SDK in both languages

AMD Optimized

NPU and GPU acceleration on Ryzen AI

Python

C++

from gaia.agents.base.agent import Agentagent = Agent()response = agent.process_query("Summarize my meeting notes")

#include <gaia/agent.h>gaia::Agent agent;auto result = agent.processQuery("Summarize my meeting notes");

Source: Hacker News

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