LangChain
How vibe coders and indie builders use LangChain: 24 projects built with it and 17 built for it since May 2026.
Projects built with it
24
Share of stated stacks, 4 wks
0.1%
Last 4 weeks vs 8 before
too few to tell
Add-ons built for it
17
Share of stated stacks, per week
Share rather than counts, so changes in how many posts a subreddit lets through don't show up as trends.
Often used with
- Python 11
- CrewAI 6
- OpenAI API 6
- FastAPI 6
- React 5
- Claude API 5
- LangGraph 5
- Claude Code 4
What's built with it
Latest projects built with LangChain
- Typed Evals — Evaluates LLM responses, RAG pipelines, and AI agent traces using typed judge models, and calibrates scores against human pass/fail labels.“Can we use Jev for AI evaluation?”
- Maximem Synap — Gives AI agents persistent memory across sessions, storing user preferences and extracted entities so they stop forgetting context.“AI agents forget everything so I built a memory SDK to fix that - Maximem Synap”
- Unified AI — Sits between AI agents and their tools as a proxy that checks each action against policies and returns allow, deny, or ask-a-human before it executes.“How do you stop an AI agent from doing something it shouldn't before it does it? We're building one approach and want it picked apart”
- AgentBridge — Lets an application define agent instructions, tools, and output in one shared spec and run it on different agent frameworks.“I built AgentBridge (non-commercial), an open-source compatibility layer between your application and agent frameworks”
- heavenof apps — Turns uploaded documents into a grounded AI agent that can be deployed as a website widget, iframe, Telegram bot, or REST endpoint.“Upload your docs → get an AI agent you can put on your website, Telegram, or API”
- Local RAG Powered Product Review Expert — Answers questions about product reviews by retrieving relevant passages from a local vector database and generating responses with a local language model.“GitHub - Local RAG application using LangChain, Chroma DB, and Ollama.”
- a marketing company asked me to… — Queries major AI chatbots with generated customer questions, scores how often and how favorably a brand is mentioned, and audits a website for LLM citability.“a marketing company asked me to build a tool to check if brands show up in AI answers and i'm thinking of make it public”
- Punch.io — Indexes a team's Discord messages locally and answers plain-English questions from them, citing source messages.“I built a self-hosted tool that lets you ask questions about your team's Discord history”
- wolbarg — Provides a shared memory store where many AI agents can write concurrently and retrieve generated context from each other's entries.“Looking for people who are willing to contribute to an open source project”
- agentglass — Monitors multiple AI coding agents in real time, showing their tool calls, token costs, and pending approvals in one dashboard.“I built a local mission control for my AI coding agents, open-sourced it, and it kind of took off”
- Ghost in the Droid — Lets AI agents see the screen of a real Android or iPhone and control it with taps, swipes and typing via MCP tools.“I built an open-source "body" for AI agents: a real phone they can actually use (MIT)”
- I built an AI Agent marketplace — Lists AI agents with built-in skills, tools and instructions so buyers can use them and sellers earn a markup on token usage.“I built an AI Agent marketplace? Looking for feedback”
- Larkup-RAG — Turns raw documents into a deployable retrieval-augmented generation API with chunking, embedding, indexing and a demo UI.“I built an open-source toolkit (Larkup-RAG) to create a RAG server in minutes”
- deep-db-agents — Provides a factory that creates LangChain Deep Agents able to query databases such as SQL, MongoDB, Neo4j and Elasticsearch.“I built deep-db-agents: a single factory to spin up LangChain/Deep Agents that talk to your database (SQL, Mongo, Neo4j, Elasticsearch...) — looking for feedback”
- VajraStocks — Screens NSE stocks locally using quantitative filters, multiple LLM agents, and ML ranking.“Built a multi-agent AI stock platform to learn”
Latest add-ons built for LangChain
- MemorySync — Stores decisions and preferences from AI agent sessions and retrieves them in later sessions across tools via MCP.“I spent 2 years building and 0 days building an audience. Launched on Product Hunt, finished around #230 with almost no votes. Roast the product, not the launch.”
- Auscope — Audits LLM responses in the background using multiple models from different providers and returns a verified, uncertain, or unreliable verdict.“Hey, I created a tool that catches when your LLM is confidently wrong, in production, in real time — looking for beta testers.”
- OpenBox.ai — Enforces external governance controls on AI agents, including action permissions, human approval gates, behavioural rules, and auditable action logs.“We’re building a governance layer for AI agents. Do SaaS teams actually need this?”
- SafeAI — Statically analyzes AI agent codebases for prompts, tool permissions, autonomy, memory and governance risks.“New OSS project: SafeAI — Static AI Capability & Risk Analyzer”
- TraceSage — Captures LangChain and LangGraph agent runs locally and visualizes their topology, step-by-step replays, and per-call token usage.“I got tired of debugging LangChain agents blind, so I built a local-first observability tool (MIT, no cloud)”
- Synapse Proxy — Sits between an app and an LLM provider to detect repeated tool-call loops, redact PII, allow-list tools, and cache responses.“We built an open-source "Agentic Firewall" to stop agents from burning through API credits in infinite loops.”
- Loopers — Proxies AI agent API calls on bare metal to stop runaway agents from exceeding AWS spending budgets.“Launched my open-source project 4 weeks ago. Got around 3,000 installations.”
- AgentWatch — Captures LLM and tool calls from AI agents, tracks per-session cost, and generates client-facing monthly reports.“I built an observability layer for AI agents after losing 2400 USD to a silent production failure”
- AI Architecture Scanner — Scans pull requests for AI API usage and posts a comment flagging costly model choices, duplicate AI calls, and missing retry logic.“I built a GitHub Action that reviews AI API costs on every PR — here's what it found in our own codebase”
- Agent Map — Renders AI agent runs as a live, color-coded visual graph of devices, sessions, and tool calls.“Built a visual map of AI agent behavior”
- cavaquinho — Splits an LLM response into atomic claims and checks each one against a provided context using a local NLI model.“Built a hallucination detection library in Python, looking for honest feedback”
- sponsio — Enforces declared YAML rules deterministically at the tool-call boundary before agent actions commit.“I got tired of re-tuning prompts every time I swapped LLMs. Built an open-source layer that enforces agent rules deterministically.”
- Built — Manages allow, deny, and audit policies for AI agent MCP tool calls and syncs signed policy bundles to enrolled developer machines.“Built: cloud-managed MCP policy SaaS allow/deny/audit tools, sync to every enrolled device + a Claude Code plugin”
- ORKA — Enforces policy checks, human approvals, and an immutable audit trail over actions taken by AI agents.“I built a governance layer for AI agents every action is policy-checked before execution”
- vouch — Searches a user-chosen list of trusted websites by routing each query to the most relevant sites and caching their search selectors for fast replays.“vouch: open-source curated AI search for agents (BYOK + self-hosted)”
Pitched as alternatives to LangChain
- Brain — Runs AI agents as persistent services, owning session state, restarts, streaming, cancellation and tool execution while the agent's decision loop runs in Wasm.“We built a lightweight agent runtime in Rust — looking for blunt feedback”
- Nu — Provides a Python interaction primitive that connects state storage, reactive UIs, distributed execution, and LLM calls through a single model.“Two years building one python primitive to replace SQLAlchemy + React state + LangChain. Runs a 30-worker cluster in prod. v0.1 out”
- Calfkit — Lets developers build and deploy AI agents and tools as decoupled, event-driven services that communicate over Kafka topics.“Calfkit - an open-source SDK to build distributed, event-driven agents that discover and message each other over the network”
- icm-architect — Generates numbered folder structures with markdown state and routing files so each agent step loads only the context it needs.“Token bill down from about $10k to about $400 a month. Folders are Agent Architecture”
- CortexPrism — Runs a self-hosted AI agent platform that bundles agent loops, memory, tools, multi-LLM routing, and chat channel integrations in one binary.“I got tired of stitching LangChain + Open WebUI + ChromaDB together. So I built a single binary that does everything.”
- TIL that building a 3-agent AI… — Builds multi-step AI agent pipelines from decorated Python functions, deriving tool schemas from type hints and docstrings.“TIL that building a 3-agent AI pipeline takes 30 lines in LangGraph and 11 in a custom runtime here's what the difference taught me about API design”
- Synapse AI — Runs AI agent workflows as visual directed acyclic graphs, where each agent step has a fixed tool and fixed output path, with local Ollama models handling routing and cloud APIs used only for select steps.“AI agents talking to each other is a great way to burn API credits. So I put them on an assembly line instead.”
- Obelix — Provides an async agent framework where agents call other agents over A2A and deploy as servers via a factory, optionally sandboxed behind NVIDIA OpenShell.“First async A2A framework, needs someone who cares.”
- Mindra — Runs teams of specialized AI agents that execute multi-step business workflows across connected software tools.“AI Agent Teams You Can Delegate To - Just Launched”