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title: "Discussion on \"Mastra vs LangChain: Building an AI Agent Pipeline and Analyzing the Data\" | Hashnode"
description: "Discussion on \"Mastra vs LangChain: Building an AI Agent Pipeline and Analyzing the Data\". I built the same AI agent pipeline in Mastra and LangChain, measured every token and step. Here is what the data actually looks like."
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# [Mastra vs LangChain: Building an AI Agent Pipeline and Analyzing the Data](https://freecodecamp.org/news/mastra-vs-langchain-building-an-ai-agent-pipeline-and-analyzing-the-data?utm_source=hashnode&utm_medium=feed)

I built the same AI agent pipeline in Mastra and LangChain, measured every token and step. Here is what the data actually looks like.

Jun 13 · 30 min read · freecodecamp.org  
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I love building and writing about things that I find interesting, usually things developers want to use. I've written articles that have reached thousands of developers, contributed to open source tools used around the world, and collaborated with communities like freeCodeCamp, Forem (dev.to), Convex, and Kinde. I care a lot about developer experience and believe the best tools are the ones that make complex problems simple, fun to use, and ridiculously useful.

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