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LangGraph
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Microsoft Agent Framework

Choose LangGraph when…

  • •You need stateful, graph-based agent control flow
  • •Complex branching or retry logic is required
  • •You're building production agents that need observability

Choose Microsoft Agent Framework when…

  • •You are migrating off AutoGen or Semantic Kernel
  • •You are building .NET-native agents and want a first-party SDK
  • •You want a Microsoft-backed agent framework with enterprise support
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LangGraph

Build stateful multi-actor applications as directed graphs. Part of the LangChain ecosystem. Strong for complex agentic workflows.

Microsoft Agent Framework

Microsoft Agent Framework 1.0 (April 2026) is the official merger of AutoGen and Semantic Kernel into a single production-ready SDK for .NET and Python. Microsoft publishes a migration path from both predecessors; this is the recommended Microsoft path for new agentic applications.

LangGraph Website ↗GitHub ↗
Microsoft Agent Framework Website ↗GitHub ↗

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OpenAI Agents SDKClaude Agent SDK

Only LangGraph (25)

CursorCrewAILangChainLangSmithLiteLLMLlamaIndexLangfuseQdrant

Only Microsoft Agent Framework (4)

LangGraphAzure OpenAIAutoGenSemantic Kernel
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