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AgentSea Advanced Agent
Toolkit for Builders
Each of our tools are designed to do one thing really well. Mix and match them, use them together or use them individually, like you use sed, awk, grep, ps, and top on Unix machines. All of them are available for free with MIT licenses for any use case on our Github. Come find us in Discord to ask questions and talk to other agent builders.
SurfKit
A k8s style orchestrator for agents that lets you build and run agents locally, in a container or in the cloud and connect them to devices.
ToolFuse
A robust library for building agent tools that an agent can use to observe and interact with the environment.
AgentD
A powerful daemon that makes a desktop OS accessible to AI agents. Expose a desktop via HTTP API, and allows seamless interaction between the desktop and AI-driven apps.
AgentDesk
This library spins up and runs AgentD-powered VMs in the cloud or locally as Tool instances.
DeviceBay
Lets you set up pluggable instances of devices that agents can use, like a file system, Playwright browser, or desktop. Talks through ToolFuse.
ThreadMem
A library for building multi-role persistent threads. Agents use this library to communicate with LLMs and MLLMs.
MLLM
A library for communicating with Multimodal Large Language Models via multi-role persistent threads.
Taskara
A task management system for AI agents.
A Deeper Dive into the AgentSea Platform
This is AgentSea, our open source platform for agents. It’s a collection of UNIX like tools that you use to run, build and deploy agents anywhere.
The best and most important piece of the puzzle is Surfkit. Think of it as Kubernetes for agents. It lets you spin up agents as a local process, in a docker container, or in the cloud in GCP/Amazon.
Package up your agent and launch it to do tasks for you, like “Go to Airbnb and find me all the places in London that are under $300 and an entire apartment only between July 15 and 20.”
Agents connect to devices and trackers. A device can be anything the agent can work with, like a file system, a playwright browser, or a desktop.
The first device we’re releasing is a big one, a full virtual desktop that your agent can control by sending it mouse clicks, key commands and more, just like you’re working with a remote desktop, but with an agent in charge.
Our first prototype alpha agents are masters of GUI surfing, Surfpizza and SurfSlicer. They use a pure multimodal approach to navigate GUIs. That means, unlike Playwright, they can interact with desktops, installed apps and more. They look at the screen and figure out the next action to take.
SurfKit
Get it on GitHub
SurfKit delivers a complete Kubernetes style orchestrator for agents. It lets you build and run agents locally, in a container or in the cloud and connect them to devices to run tasks for you.
- Launch models on GCP or Amazon
- Launch multiple agents at the same time and keep track of all of them.
- Attach agents to remote or local tools like a Playwright browser, a full virtual desktop or a file system.
ToolFuse
Get it on GitHub
delivers a robust library for building LLM-based agents tools. It gives you a simple interface for defining tools and their actions and observations.
ToolFuse
They can be used to fetch data, operate desktops, do computations, write to files, etc.
ToolFuse focuses on:
- Telling the model what tools it can use and what are the tool's capabilities
- How to execute allowed actions based on the model’s response
- Enforcing rules around agent actions
AgentDesk
Get it on Github
AgentDesk provides full-featured Desktop environments which can be programatically controlled by AI agents.
AgentDesk allows you to run VMs locally and in the cloud, and to control them using Python SDK and CLI. This makes AgentDesk a solid foundation for GUI-based agents.
DeviceBay
Get it on Github
Devicebay lets you attach devices to an agent, like a file system, a Playwright browser, or a desktop.
Our first major devices is a complete virtual Linux desktop that the agent controls the way you control Teamviewer, but with the agent in charge of sending sending mouse clicks and key commands.
You can attach the desktop via QEMU, GCP or AWS.
What Makes AgentSea Different?
- Most teams are focusing on talking to LLMs, data loading and RAG. We're working on everything else.
- We favor the UNIX philosophy of do one thing and do it well. Each tool does one thing. Use them separately or stack them together. Think sed, awk, grep, top, ps.
- Interoperability. If you like LlamaIndex or LangChain, then use them too.
- Lastly, we feel that LLMs are both the most important and the least important part of an intelligent app. We think of LLMs as hot-swappable brains or the Linux kernel. Anything you code around them should still be useful when we get better/faster/smarter LLMs. Swap it in and instant upgrade with a few tweaks.
- It's all under the MIT license, which we feel is the best and simplest OSS license for people to use software in anyway they want. Build commercial apps or contribute back upstream. It's your choice.
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You can't! (because it's all free and open source.) But you can download it right now. Check it all out on our Github.
The only limit is your imagination. We believe in people and in open source. When everyone has common building blocks we are all on an even playing field. Small businesses, local community groups, schools, universities and individuals get to build from the same scaffolding as mega-billion dollar companies and governments. That is openness. That is democracy. That is the source of all greatness.
Yup. Our tools are designed to work with any other Python tools out there, like Langchain and LlamaIndex.
Head on over to our Github.
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