By a5c-ai
babysitter
Babysitter enforces obedience on agentic workforces and enables them to manage extremely complex tasks and workflows through deterministic, hallucination-free self-orchestration
Filed under Agent Frameworks. Status: Stale-flagged
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Use cases
Multi-Agent, Tool Use / Function Calling.
- Multi-AgentTools that coordinate two or more agents, support delegation, or implement agent-as-tool patterns.
- Tool Use / Function CallingTools that support OpenAI-style function calling, MCP tool use, or structured tool dispatch.
Pricing
Open-source
Field notes
No field notes yet.
Field notes for babysitter will land here when sources support a confident take ; synthesized from postmortems, vendor retros, dev-team blogs, deeply-engaged GitHub issues, and our own builds.
Coverage isn’t promised on every tool ; empty sections are honest. Field notes are curated, not generated from vendor copy.
Benchmarks
Scores aren’t in yet.
We’re wiring up SWE-bench, Aider Polyglot, and a custom dev-task suite next. Methodology will be public; vendor pre-notification is 48 hours.
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