autogen vs memU

autogen and memU share 4 technologies: OpenAI, sqlmodel, alembic, and Pydantic. Both are written in Python.

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What they share and what sets them apart

Side by side

SizeLines written by people and agents, without generated ones; code files, without tests.
autogen186,414 lines written747 code files
memU34,590 lines written154 code files
Who writes itA commit counts as AI's when it carries its signature: a Co-Authored-By line, its author name or the merge of its branch.
autogen0.9% of its commits signed by AIWith GitHub Copilot and Claude Code
memU27.9% of its commits signed by AIWith Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, and GitHub Copilot
ActivityFrom GitHub and its history, on the day SeeRepo read it.
autogenLast push October 28, 20263,665 commits61,710 stars
memULast push November 5, 2026462 commits14,607 stars
TestsThe files that test the code, and the share of code files a test imports.
autogen231 test files21.4% of its code files have a test that imports them
memU63 test files61.7% of its code files have a test that imports them

Frequently asked questions

Which is bigger, autogen or memU?
autogen, with 186,414 lines written; memU has 34,590.

The proof: microsoft/autogen's code at commit d07c667

Which has more GitHub stars, autogen or memU?
autogen, with 61,710 stars; memU has 14,607.

The proof: microsoft/autogen on GitHub

Which has more tests, autogen or memU?
autogen, with 231 test files; memU has 63.

The proof: microsoft/autogen's code at commit d07c667

Which was updated more recently, autogen or memU?
memU: its last push was on November 5, 2026, and autogen's on October 28, 2026.

The proof: NevaMind-AI/memU's commits on GitHub

Which has more commits signed by AI, autogen or memU?
memU: an AI signed 27.9% of its commits, with Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, and GitHub Copilot; in autogen, 0.9%.

The proof: the commits each tool signed in NevaMind-AI/memU

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