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Eliza

elizaOS / eliza

An open-source TypeScript agent framework and product stack with a runtime, applications, and plugins.

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About Eliza

An agent product may need a maintained runtime and plugin structure beyond a single model-call script.

Who it’s for

  • TypeScript developers evaluating an agent runtime
  • Builders extending an existing agent and plugin ecosystem

When to consider it

Consider elizaOS when its runtime and plugin approach match the product you want to build. Choose a specific entry point before installing the entire stack; using an app and extending the runtime are different projects.

Tradeoffs & limitations

  • The repository spans several products and packages; setup requirements vary.
  • Plugins and connected services require their own permission and compatibility review.

A useful first evaluation

Follow the current runtime documentation and build one bounded plugin workflow. Check startup requirements, state handling and the permissions of each installed plugin.

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Sources & review method

Documentation-based assessment · Sep 28, 2026 · Prepared with AI assistance; not a hands-on benchmark.

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Imported source

Scope: Jev integration · Imported Sep 27, 2026 · MIT

An optional TypeSafe HTTP adapter in Eliza’s source, not registered with the Agent runtime by default.

The adapter is not registered with the runtime by default; source presence does not establish real adoption or deployment.