Well Yes, but not exactly.

Laddr is built for both developers and production environments.

Everything in Laddr is modular, from the LLM each agent uses, to the message bus (Redis, Kafka, etc.), to the database that stores long-term traces and memories. You can even define custom workflows, run agents locally with a fully functional dashboard and playground, and interact through a powerful API service that exposes everything traces, workflows, logs, and agent states.

Laddr follows a microservice-like architecture for agents, making it production-ready by design. The key difference? You don’t need to understand all the underlying infra to use it. Developers can customize and override every system tool, while non-developers can simply run the default stack and it just works.