Open-source Python framework

Build AI.
Build Applications.

Build AI-powered applications, not just model calls.

BindAI brings agents, tools, workflows, memory, knowledge, model providers, APIs, integrations, and project-based architecture together in one Python framework.

AI applications, in Python.

BindAI is an open-source Python framework for building AI applications that need more than a language model. Instead of treating an AI system as a single prompt, BindAI provides the application-level building blocks around the model.

Build an assistant, automation system, document processor, knowledge-powered application, internal AI tool, or multi-agent workflow — while keeping the application structured as a reusable project.

BindAI is designed around the application. Agents are only one part of the system. Tools, knowledge, memory, workflows, APIs, integrations, and deployment all live within the same application architecture.

One application. Multiple building blocks.

A BindAI project brings the pieces of an AI application together instead of forcing them into unrelated layers.

01

Agents

AI agents that process requests, use tools, access application context, and produce useful results.

02

Tools

Python functions, APIs, external services, and application-specific business logic.

03

Knowledge

Documents, embeddings, retrieval, and knowledge sources for RAG-powered applications.

04

Memory

Stateful and conversational context for applications that need to remember information between interactions.

05

Workflows

Sequential, conditional, looping, parallel, retry, timeout, human-task, and scheduled execution patterns.

06

Projects

A structured home for configuration, agents, workflows, tools, knowledge, memory, templates, and application code.

Built for real application logic.

BindAI provides the framework components needed to move from an experiment to a structured AI application.

Agents — Build agents that reason, call tools, and operate inside an application.
Tools — Connect agents to functions, APIs, databases, services, and business logic.
Memory — Add reusable state and conversational context.
Knowledge & RAG — Ground applications in documents and external knowledge.
Workflows — Compose explicit execution logic across multiple steps and branches.
Projects — Keep your AI application organized and reproducible.
REST API — Expose agents, workflows, projects, and runs through an HTTP API.
CLI — Create and inspect BindAI projects directly from the command line.

Provider-agnostic by design.

BindAI separates application logic from model-provider implementations. Switch providers without rewriting the structure of your application.

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Provider support is designed to evolve independently from the core BindAI application architecture.

Connect AI to the systems you already use.

BindAI includes application connections for common business and developer services, allowing AI applications to interact with external systems.

Webhook
GitHub
Slack
Discord
Notion
Jira
Google Sheets
Google Docs
Gmail
Google Drive
Resend
Vercel
Netlify

Start with a project.

BindAI projects provide a simple structure for building applications while keeping the underlying components modular.

pip install bindai

bindai new my-ai-app

cd my-ai-app

python main.py

From there, add providers, agents, tools, workflows, knowledge, memory, APIs, and integrations as the application grows.

Python-first.

Keep your application logic readable and explicit.

from bindai import AgentBuilder

agent = (
    AgentBuilder()
    .from_project(".")
    .build()
)

result = agent.run(
    "Explain quantum computing in simple terms."
)

print(result.output)

BindAI is designed so you can start small and progressively introduce tools, knowledge, memory, workflows, and external services without changing the fundamental project structure.

From Python project to service.

REST API

Run BindAI applications behind an HTTP API with authentication and endpoints for agents, workflows, projects, and runs.

Docker

Package and run BindAI applications using Docker and Docker Compose for a straightforward deployment path.

Automation

Execute application work through BindAI's automation and worker components for background execution patterns.

MCP Bridge

Connect external tools through BindAI's lightweight HTTP-based MCP bridge.

Built for developers building real AI software.

Python developers
AI engineers
AI application developers
Business automation teams
Internal AI teams
SaaS developers
Knowledge-powered application builders
Multi-agent application developers

If you're building software where AI is part of a larger application — with business logic, tools, data, workflows, integrations, and APIs — BindAI is built for that problem.

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Core principles.

Python-first — Idiomatic Python APIs.
Modular — Components can be composed independently.
Provider-agnostic — Keep application logic independent from providers.
Application-focused — Build complete AI applications, not isolated prompts.
Explicit workflows — Make application execution understandable and inspectable.
Developer-friendly — Favor readable APIs and practical project structures.

Open source from the beginning.

BindAI is being developed in the open. The framework, packages, examples, integrations, and documentation are designed to evolve with feedback from developers building real applications.

Growing with the ecosystem.

BindAI is an early-stage framework and is actively evolving. The current foundation focuses on making AI application development practical while leaving room for deeper runtime capabilities.

Current — Agents, tools, memory, knowledge, workflows, projects, providers, API, CLI, Docker, and connections.
Next — Deeper runtime reliability, observability, evaluation, and workflow execution capabilities.
Future — Durable execution, distributed workers, advanced agent capabilities, and broader enterprise features.

Build AI applications.

Start with Python. Add the pieces you need. Grow the application as your AI system becomes more capable.