Yuxi: Multi-tenant agent harness integrating LightRAG, knowledge graphs, and MCP
Yuxi is an open-source multi-tenant agent harness platform that combines a LightRAG knowledge base with knowledge graph management. Built on LangChain, Vue, and FastAPI, it supports DeepAgents, MinerU PDF parsing, Neo4j, and the Model Context Protocol (MCP). The project has accumulated 5,451 GitHub stars with modest daily traction (+47).
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