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Julep — Serverless AI Agent Workflows

Build production-ready AI agent workflows with persistent memory, parallel execution, and 100+ tool integrations. 6.6K+ stars.

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Julep provides serverless infrastructure for AI agents with persistent memory, parallel execution, and 100+ tools.
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What it is

Julep is a platform for building production-ready AI agent workflows. It provides persistent memory across sessions, parallel task execution, and integrations with over 100 tools out of the box. Agents are defined in Python and run on Julep's serverless infrastructure.

Julep targets developers building complex AI agents that need to maintain state across conversations, execute multi-step tasks in parallel, and integrate with external services. It handles the infrastructure so you focus on agent logic rather than memory management and orchestration.

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How it saves time or tokens

Building agent memory, task queues, and tool integrations from scratch requires significant engineering effort. Julep provides these as managed services. Persistent memory means agents remember context across sessions without you implementing a vector store. Parallel execution runs multiple agent tasks concurrently without custom threading code. The pre-built tool integrations eliminate the boilerplate of writing API connectors for common services.

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How to use

  1. Install the Python SDK:
pip install julep
  1. Create an agent with memory:
from julep import Julep

client = Julep(api_key='YOUR_KEY')

agent = client.agents.create(
    name='Research Assistant',
    model='claude-sonnet-4-20250514',
    about='A research agent with persistent memory'
)
  1. Define and execute a task:
task = client.tasks.create(
    agent_id=agent.id,
    name='Research Topic',
    main=[
        {'prompt': 'Research {{topic}} and summarize key findings.'},
        {'tool': 'web_search', 'arguments': {'query': '{{topic}}'}},
        {'prompt': 'Synthesize the search results into a report.'}
    ]
)

execution = client.executions.create(
    task_id=task.id,
    input={'topic': 'quantum computing 2026'}
)
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Example

# Multi-step agent workflow with parallel execution
from julep import Julep

client = Julep(api_key='YOUR_KEY')

# Create agent
agent = client.agents.create(
    name='Content Analyzer',
    model='claude-sonnet-4-20250514'
)

# Define parallel research task
task = client.tasks.create(
    agent_id=agent.id,
    name='Parallel Analysis',
    main=[
        {
            'parallel': [
                {'tool': 'web_search', 'arguments': {'query': '{{topic}} news'}},
                {'tool': 'web_search', 'arguments': {'query': '{{topic}} research'}},
            ]
        },
        {'prompt': 'Combine results into a briefing document.'}
    ]
)
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Common pitfalls

  • Julep requires an API key and runs on their serverless infrastructure; it is not self-hostable, so consider data residency requirements before sending sensitive information.
  • Agent memory persists by default, which is useful but can accumulate irrelevant context over time; implement periodic memory cleanup in long-running agents.
  • Parallel task execution has concurrency limits that depend on your plan tier; test with your expected workload before going to production.

Frequently Asked Questions

What models does Julep support?+

Julep supports Claude (Anthropic), GPT-4 (OpenAI), and other major LLM providers. You specify the model when creating an agent. The platform handles API key management and request routing.

How does persistent memory work in Julep?+

Julep stores agent memory across sessions automatically. Each agent maintains a memory store that persists conversation history, learned facts, and user preferences. You do not need to implement a separate vector database or memory layer.

Is Julep open source?+

Julep's Python SDK is open-source. The platform infrastructure runs as a managed service. You can inspect and modify the SDK code, but the backend orchestration runs on Julep's servers.

How many tool integrations does Julep offer?+

Julep provides over 100 pre-built tool integrations including web search, email, file operations, database queries, and API calls. You can also define custom tools using Python functions.

Can Julep agents run in parallel?+

Yes. Julep supports parallel task execution where multiple steps run concurrently. This is useful for agents that need to search multiple sources, call multiple APIs, or process data in parallel branches.

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Source & Thanks

Created by julep-ai. Licensed under Apache-2.0.

julep — ⭐ 6,600+

Thanks to the Julep team for making production AI workflows accessible to all developers.

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