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OpenAgents: An Open Platform for Language Agents in the Wild

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arxiv 2310.10634 v1 pith:IAITZR3C submitted 2023-10-16 cs.CL cs.AI

Tianbao Xie , Fan Zhou , Zhoujun Cheng , Peng Shi , Luoxuan Weng , Yitao Liu , Toh Jing Hua , Junning Zhao
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Qian Liu Che Liu Leo Z. Liu Yiheng Xu Hongjin Su Dongchan Shin Caiming Xiong Tao Yu
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Language agents show potential in being capable of utilizing natural language for varied and intricate tasks in diverse environments, particularly when built upon large language models (LLMs). Current language agent frameworks aim to facilitate the construction of proof-of-concept language agents while neglecting the non-expert user access to agents and paying little attention to application-level designs. We present OpenAgents, an open platform for using and hosting language agents in the wild of everyday life. OpenAgents includes three agents: (1) Data Agent for data analysis with Python/SQL and data tools; (2) Plugins Agent with 200+ daily API tools; (3) Web Agent for autonomous web browsing. OpenAgents enables general users to interact with agent functionalities through a web user interface optimized for swift responses and common failures while offering developers and researchers a seamless deployment experience on local setups, providing a foundation for crafting innovative language agents and facilitating real-world evaluations. We elucidate the challenges and opportunities, aspiring to set a foundation for future research and development of real-world language agents.

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