Integrations · Agent frameworks

Build production agents on Vidman AI.

LangChain, LlamaIndex, CrewAI, PydanticAI, Strands Agents — every orchestration framework on that list takes an OpenAI-compatible endpoint. Aim one here and your agents run on the same API, serverless or on your own dedicated deployment.

universal setup OpenAI-compatible
from openai import OpenAI

client = OpenAI(
    base_url="https://api.vidman.ai/v1",
    api_key="sk-vidman-...",
)

resp = client.chat.completions.create(
    model="deepseek-v4-flash",   # any served model id
    messages=[{"role": "user", "content": "Summarize my inbox"}],
)

Three values — base URL, API key, model id. Every framework below takes the same three, just in its own config.

Frameworks

Where the three values go

Each framework keeps its own config format — the values never change. Exact file paths vary between versions; the pattern below is the one every version accepts.

LangChain

LangChain

Build LLM applications with powerful orchestration and tool integration.

Where the values go

ChatOpenAI — set base_url and api_key on the model, pick any served model id.

LlamaIndex

LlamaIndex

Efficient data retrieval and document indexing for LLM-based agents.

Where the values go

OpenAI LLM — set api_base and api_key, then index and query with any served model.

CrewAI

CrewAI

Orchestrate collaborative multi-agent systems for complex tasks.

Where the values go

LLM config — base_url and api_key per agent, or once for the whole crew.

PydanticAI

Pydantic

Type-safe AI agent development with Pydantic validation.

Where the values go

OpenAIModel — pass base_url and api_key to the model constructor.

Strands Agents

Strands

Modern agent orchestration with seamless OpenAI-compatible integration.

Where the values go

Model provider config — an OpenAI-compatible endpoint with your key and model id.

AWS AgentCore

AWS

A managed runtime for deploying production AI agents, with bring-your-own model providers.

Where the values go

Model provider settings in the AgentCore console — OpenAI-compatible endpoints supported.

Not listed? If it accepts an OpenAI-compatible endpoint, the same three values apply. Per-framework walkthroughs are being verified and will be linked here as they pass.

Why Vidman AI

The framework builds the agent. Vidman AI serves the model.

The framework keeps its loop

Memory, tools and orchestration remain in the framework you already picked. Vidman AI provides the model behind one OpenAI-compatible endpoint — everything else stays put.

Agents burn tokens. Pay by the token.

An always-on agent is a high-volume workload, and serverless inference meteres per million tokens at the catalog rates — no seat licences, no minimums.

Your weights, the same three lines.

Train a model on dedicated GPUs and serve it on a dedicated endpoint behind the same API. Nothing in the framework config moves — only the model id does.

Questions teams ask before switching

Which orchestration frameworks run on Vidman AI?+

Anything that accepts an OpenAI-compatible endpoint: LangChain, LlamaIndex, CrewAI, PydanticAI, Strands Agents, AWS AgentCore, plus the OpenAI SDKs themselves. The integration surface is those three values — base URL, API key, model id.

Does my framework code have to change?+

No. You change where the framework looks, never what it does: set the base URL to the Vidman AI endpoint, drop in your key, pick a served model id. The framework keeps its own loop, tools and memory.

Can the framework use a model I fine-tuned here?+

Yes. A finished checkpoint can sit on a dedicated endpoint behind the same OpenAI-compatible API. The framework config is identical — only the model id moves, and the weights behind it are yours.

How does framework traffic get billed?+

By the million tokens, at the same input and output rates the catalog publishes. No per-seat or per-agent fees exist, and cached input is cheaper wherever the model offers it.

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