lazy-hq/aisdk fills the gap after Vercel declines a native Rust AI SDK
QuixiAI · x · 2026-11-07
QuixiAI recommends lazy-hq/aisdk for anyone building agents, regardless of language, arguing Vercel was unwise not to adopt it. The project stems from vercel/ai issue #20701, which requested a Rust-native AI SDK so backend and REST services could run agent loops, tool calling, and MCP server calls without a Node.js/TypeScript runtime, with idiomatic Rust APIs, crate packaging, and integrations with databases and external APIs. Vercel closed the issue as not planned, and the community built its own implementation.
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