🐈 Welcome to r/Nanobot — the home of the Nanobot ecosystem!

Hey everyone, and welcome to the subreddit for Nanobot, the open‑source, modular AI agent framework from HKUDS!

Whether you’re here to build agents, explore the architecture, contribute code, or just see what the project is all about, you’re in the right place.

🐈 What is Nanobot?
Nanobot is a lightweight, extensible framework for building autonomous AI agents with a clean plugin system, flexible workflows, and a focus on real‑world usability. If you haven’t checked it out yet, the GitHub repo is here: https://github.com/HKUDS/nanobot

🧩 What this subreddit is for
This community is a space for:

• Sharing projects, plugins, and experiments built with Nanobot
• Asking questions and helping others get started
• Discussing architecture, design patterns, and best practices
• Proposing features, improvements, and integrations
• Posting updates, tutorials, and guides
• Brainstorming agent ideas and workflows

If it’s related to Nanobot, it belongs here.

🛠️ How to get involved
You can jump in by:

• Trying out the framework and sharing feedback
• Opening issues or PRs on GitHub
• Posting your agent setups or plugin ideas
• Helping others troubleshoot
• Suggesting improvements to the docs or examples

Every contribution—big or small—helps the ecosystem grow.

📢 Community Guidelines
To keep things constructive and welcoming:

• Be respectful and helpful
• Keep discussions on-topic
• Mark code snippets clearly
• Use descriptive titles for questions or showcases
• No spam or unrelated self‑promotion

We want this to be a place where beginners and experts can collaborate comfortably.

🚀 Let’s build something amazing
Nanobot is still evolving, and this subreddit will grow with it.
Share what you’re working on, ask questions, and help shape the future of the project.

Welcome aboard — and happy hacking!