# Eclipse LMOS > Open-source platform for building, deploying, and managing AI agents at scale with enterprise-grade capabilities. Eclipse LMOS is an open-source platform designed for building, deploying, and managing AI agents at enterprise scale. It provides a comprehensive framework that enables organizations to create intelligent agents capable of handling complex tasks while maintaining production-grade reliability and scalability. The platform is built on Kotlin and leverages modern cloud-native technologies to deliver a robust foundation for AI agent development. **Key Features:** - **Agent Development Framework** - Provides a structured approach to building AI agents with support for multiple LLM providers, enabling developers to create sophisticated conversational and task-oriented agents with minimal boilerplate code. - **Multi-Agent Orchestration** - Supports coordination between multiple agents, allowing complex workflows where specialized agents collaborate to solve problems that require diverse capabilities. - **Channel Integration** - Offers built-in support for various communication channels, making it easy to deploy agents across different platforms and interfaces. - **Kubernetes-Native Deployment** - Designed for cloud-native environments with first-class Kubernetes support, enabling seamless scaling and management of agent deployments. - **Observability and Monitoring** - Includes comprehensive logging, tracing, and metrics capabilities to monitor agent performance and behavior in production environments. - **Extensible Architecture** - Features a modular design that allows developers to extend functionality through custom components, tools, and integrations. - **Enterprise Security** - Implements security best practices with support for authentication, authorization, and secure communication between components. **Getting Started:** To begin using Eclipse LMOS, clone the repository from GitHub and follow the quickstart guide in the documentation. The platform requires Kotlin and a Kubernetes environment for full functionality. Developers can start by creating a simple agent using the provided templates and gradually add more sophisticated capabilities as needed. The documentation includes examples for common use cases and integration patterns. ## Features - AI agent development framework - Multi-agent orchestration - LLM provider integration - Kubernetes-native deployment - Channel integration support - Observability and monitoring - Extensible plugin architecture - Enterprise security features - Kotlin-based SDK - Cloud-native scalability ## Integrations Kubernetes, OpenAI, Azure OpenAI, Multiple LLM providers ## Platforms LINUX, MACOS, WINDOWS, API, DEVELOPER_SDK ## Pricing Open Source ## Links - Website: https://eclipse.dev/lmos/ - Documentation: https://eclipse.dev/lmos/docs/ - Repository: https://github.com/eclipse-lmos/lmos - EveryDev.ai: https://www.everydev.ai/tools/eclipse-lmos