Genkit alternatives
Google Firebase's open-source framework for building AI-powered applications, with libraries for Node.js and Go (Go in alpha). Full Genkit record →
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also in Agent frameworks (no first-party memory layer) · also open source · also self-hostable · also has MCP
OSS ✓ Self-host ✓ Managed ✓ MCP ✓ ★ 149k released 2026-10-21 MIT (OSS framework) Compare with Genkit →
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also in Agent frameworks (no first-party memory layer) · also open source · also self-hostable · also has MCP
OSS ✓ Self-host ✓ Managed ✓ MCP ✓ ★ 68k Apache-2.0 Compare with Genkit →
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also in Agent frameworks (no first-party memory layer) · also open source · also self-hostable · also has MCP
OSS ✓ Self-host ✓ Managed ✓ MCP ✓ ★ 59k released 2026-10-24 MIT Compare with Genkit →
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also in Agent frameworks (no first-party memory layer) · also open source · also self-hostable · also has MCP
OSS ✓ Self-host ✓ Managed ✓ MCP ✓ ★ 53k released 2026-09-21 MIT Compare with Genkit →
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also in Agent frameworks (no first-party memory layer) · also open source · also self-hostable · also has MCP
OSS ✓ Self-host ✓ Managed ✓ MCP ✓ ★ 44k released 2026-10-26 MIT Compare with Genkit →
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also in Agent frameworks (no first-party memory layer) · also open source · also self-hostable · also has MCP
OSS ✓ Self-host ✓ Managed ✓ MCP ✓ ★ 28k released 2026-10-26 Apache-2.0 Compare with Genkit →
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also in Agent frameworks (no first-party memory layer) · also open source · also self-hostable · also has MCP
OSS ✓ Self-host ✓ Managed ✓ MCP ✓ ★ 27k released 2026-10-21 Apache-2.0 Compare with Genkit →
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also in Agent frameworks (no first-party memory layer) · also open source · also self-hostable · also has MCP
OSS ✓ Self-host ✓ Managed ? MCP ✓ ★ 9.5k released 2026-10-23 Apache-2.0 (new spec and code contributions… Compare with Genkit →
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