Awesome AI Apps Project Collection
A curated reference to Arindam Majumder’s awesome-ai-apps repository, a large collection of practical RAG, agents, voice, MCP, memory, and workflow examples.
Awesome AI Apps Project Collection
Key takeaways#
- Covers RAG, agents, workflows, voice assistants, MCP, memory, and advanced examples.
- Best used as a learning and reference collection, not as one installable app.
- Check each subproject’s dependencies and API assumptions before reuse.
What this resource is#
Awesome AI Apps is a public GitHub collection of practical AI application examples. The repository summary lists more than 80 projects across starter agents, simple agents, voice agents, MCP-backed agents, memory agents, RAG applications, advanced workflows, and courses. It is best treated as a reference library for builders who want examples they can clone, compare, and adapt.
How to use it#
Start with the category index#
Use the README category structure to pick the right learning path. Starter agents are better for framework onboarding, RAG apps are better for document workflows, and advanced agents are better for multi-agent patterns or production-style orchestration.
Use examples as patterns, not products#
The repository contains many recipes and project folders. Before copying one into production, inspect dependencies, API-key handling, license notes, and whether the example uses a hosted model, local model, vector store, scraper, MCP server, or memory backend.
Good fit for agent curriculum design#
The collection is useful when designing a team learning plan because it covers multiple categories in one place: OpenAI SDK, LlamaIndex, CrewAI, Letta, PydanticAI, LangChain, LangGraph, MCP agents, memory, RAG, and voice assistants.
Check freshness before reuse#
The repository has active recent commits and thousands of stars, but each individual subproject can age differently. Verify package versions, model names, and API syntax before using any example in a paid workflow.
Verification notes#
This resource was created from the official public repository: https://github.com/Arindam200/awesome-ai-apps. Repository metadata can change quickly, so builders should check the README, license, release notes, and setup files before using the material in production or training workflows.