Should I repurpose my code into a simple agent-framework for Vercel/AI SDK?

[TahaScripts]

(I swear this is not a shill for what I'm working on)

Hey guys, basically I've been building a very cool agent-system for legal purposes at GPTGC.ai. We're pretty early stage – launching our MVP.

I absolutely love the Vercel AI/SDK because I never liked Langchain or any of these more complex agent frameworks. I've found that it's also cumbersome to fully adopt their philosophies of how to build LLM agent systems.

So basically, with no additional tooling beyond Vercel AI SDK in a NextJS project, I've set up a pretty decent multi-agent framework. I'm using experimentalStreamData to maintain proper communication of agent between client and server-side. Agents are typically called via function_calls in my use case.

It's been developed just enough where I can design agents in a config file (prompt, tools, any additional functions such as RAG) and automatically attach it to my system. Conversational memory too (Zep rn)

Personally, this process has been great – because it's helped me learn how to build agent systems (in actual consumer settings) without any Langchain, etc. Now, I'm wondering if it would be a good addition to the AI/SDK. I'd love to open-source something similar to this, what's the best way to go about it?