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type: response
title: "TypeScript Rising: Replacing Python in Multi-Agent AI Systems"
platform: visiononedge.com
thread_url: https://visiononedge.com/typescript-replacing-python-in-multiagent-systems/
created: 2026-03-06T00:45:57.793Z
status: draft
---
> **Context:** TypeScript multi-agent framework comparison discussion

> **Thread:** https://visiononedge.com/typescript-replacing-python-in-multiagent-systems/

Great read on TypeScript for multi-agent systems! 👋

I noticed you're exploring agent frameworks in TypeScript. If you're building reactive, stateful agents that need to handle async operations with proper backpressure and cancellation, you might find [reactive-agents](https://reactive-agents.dev) interesting.

It's built on Effect-TS, which gives you:
- Proper async/await with cancellation tokens
- Backpressure handling for streaming responses
- Type-safe state management
- No runtime dependency on Python

If you're comparing LangChain/Mastra/Effect-TS approaches, reactive-agents focuses on the reactive programming model that makes agent state transitions more predictable. Happy to share more if this aligns with your use case!