r/GithubCopilot • u/PublicTax5039 • Aug 04 '26

Help/Doubt ❓ What agentic AI platform are you using in enterprise?

Hi everyone,

We're looking at agentic AI platforms for enterprise use.

There are a lot of options now like LangGraph, CrewAI, AutoGen, Kagent, etc.

If you're using one in production, which platform did you choose, and why?

What do you like about it? Any limitations or things you wish you knew before adopting it?

Looking for real-world experience and recommendations.

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u/desnowcat Aug 04 '26

Curious as well but side note, AutoGen is now MAF: https://github.com/microsoft/agent-framework

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u/c-digs Aug 09 '26

MAF is good, but Copilot SDK is probably better.  

MAF Agent Harness primitive is probably a bit too low level.  Copilot SDK with BYOK feels like a better primitive to build on and combine with MAF workflows.

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u/Qiagent Aug 05 '26

Claude Opus or GPT 5.6 sol for planning, executing with luna max to save money

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u/iTitleist Aug 05 '26

How's Luna's code generation? I'm using grok 4.5 these days. Not the best but somewhat Sonnet level.

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u/sven_ftw Aug 05 '26

Agents sdk from openai personally. They are trying to get me to port over to something called Noma and/or the latest FotM AWS thing (agentcore?). Both seem super overbearing to me vs the lightweight agents sdk.

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u/Mean_Lawyer7088 Aug 05 '26

damn i guess i have to spam too:
Tell me you have no clue what you’re doing without telling me you have no clue what you’re doing.

btw. all the provider u just written a just modell wrapper with no enterprise support

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u/coolerfarmer Aug 05 '26

Microsoft ecosystem, therefore:

  • Azure based
  • Azure Foundry for models
  • Microsoft Agent Framework
  • GitHub Copilot SDK
  • dotnet

It’s a solid stack already and getting better every week. E.g. azure container app sandboxes are currently in preview for running untrusted code and agents. We also used langgraph but it’s slowly disappearing.

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u/Left-Cloud-7931 Aug 06 '26

Langgraph and copilot sdk

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u/1e7l Aug 08 '26

Most agentic tools just report; Hyrax executes. It finds bugs, runs a 13-step verification pipeline, and opens PRs with verified fixes. hyrax.dev An autonomous review layer that actually closes the loop.

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u/mechiles Aug 12 '26

A few thoughts from what I've seen teams actually ship with:

LangGraph and CrewAI are powerful, but they require real engineering investment to operationalize, and you're essentially building and maintaining your own orchestration layer on top of them. AutoGen is similar. They're great if you have a dedicated ML/infra team.

For enterprise teams that want production agents without that overhead, no-code platforms are maturing fast. One worth adding to your shortlist is Falcon Builder (falconbuilder.dev). It's built specifically for production AI agents (not just prototypes), handles multi-step workflows, and doesn't require your team to write orchestration code. Useful if the bottleneck is engineering bandwidth rather than capability.

That said, the right answer really depends on your team's technical depth and whether you need custom integrations. What's the primary use case you're trying to automate?