AgentGPT

Browser-based autonomous agent that breaks a goal into executed steps

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What is AgentGPT?

AgentGPT, from the Reworkd team, lets you type a goal in the browser and watch an agent attempt it by generating tasks, executing them with tools such as web search and then iterating on the result. There is nothing to install: you name the agent, describe the objective and press deploy. It is a demonstration of the autonomous-agent idea rather than a dependable work tool, and it is honest about that - runs can loop, drift or stop early, which is itself instructive for anyone evaluating what agents can currently do. The source is open if you want to self-host.

Last updated: 2026-09-20. This site only provides an index; for exact features, pricing, and licensing, see the official website.

Key features

  • Goal-driven autonomous agent running entirely in the browser
  • Automatic task decomposition and sequential execution
  • Web search and browsing tools available to the agent
  • Live view of tasks, thoughts and results as they happen
  • Customisable agent name, goal and behaviour settings
  • Open-source codebase available for self-hosting

Pros & cons

Strengths

  • No setup required: type a goal and watch it run
  • Clear, visual demonstration of how agents operate
  • Open source, so the mechanics can be inspected

Watch out for

  • Runs often loop or drift away from the original task
  • Not reliable enough for real business processes
  • Free usage is limited and queues can be slow

Best for & use cases

learning how agents work, quick experiments, brainstorming research and demos

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FAQ

Is AgentGPT useful for real work?

Occasionally for research-style questions, but mostly it is a demonstration. Runs can loop or drift, so treating it as a way to understand agent behaviour is more realistic than relying on its output.

What tools can the agent use?

Web search and browsing are the common ones, letting it look things up as it works. Extending it with other tools generally means self-hosting and modifying the open-source code.

Can I run it myself?

Yes, the project is open source and can be self-hosted with your own model API keys, which removes run limits and gives you control over how tasks are executed.