OpenAgents is an open platform for using and hosting language agents in the wild of everyday life, implementing three agents (Data, Plugins, and Web) with a chat-based web UI.
OpenAgents is an open platform for using and hosting language agents in everyday life, addressing non-expert user access and application-level design. It implements three agents: a Data Agent for data analysis with Python/SQL and data tools, a Plugins Agent with 200+ daily tools, and a Web Agent for autonomous web browsing. It enables general users to interact with agent functionalities through a web UI optimized for swift responses and common failures, while offering developers and researchers a seamless deployment experience on local setups. It provides a foundation for crafting innovative language agents and facilitating real-world evaluations.
Using and hosting language agents in everyday life, enabling general users to interact with agent functionalities through a web UI, and offering developers and researchers a seamless local deployment experience as a foundation for crafting innovative language agents and facilitating real-world evaluations.
OpenAgents is an open platform hosting multiple language agents, including a Data Agent that executes arbitrary Python/SQL code, a Plugins Agent invoking 200+ external tools, and a Web Agent for "autonomous web browsing." The README explicitly describes autonomous, agentic workflows ("control your browser as ChatGPT Plus", "autonomous web browsing"), and surface analysis confirms the platform executes arbitrary code and shell commands. These agents take multi-step actions (running code, calling plugins/APIs, navigating the web) without per-step human confirmation, placing it at Tier 4. While the entrypoint itself showed no signals, the platform-level capabilities and surface analysis clearly indicate autonomous action.