openagents and AgentLab
OpenAgents provides a general-purpose agent network framework for collaborative AI systems, while AgentLab is a specialized testing and benchmarking framework for web agents—making them complements that could be used together, where AgentLab validates agents built on or compatible with OpenAgents architectures.
About openagents
openagents-org/openagents
OpenAgents - AI Agent Networks for Open Collaboration
Provides a unified workspace where distributed agents (Claude Code, OpenClaw, Cursor, etc.) collaborate in real-time through shared threads, files, and a live browser—accessible via persistent URL with no account required. Built on an event-native architecture with MCP and A2A protocol support, agents coordinate via @mentions and shared context. Includes a cross-platform Launcher CLI for installing runtimes, managing credentials, and running agents as background daemons, plus a Network SDK for building custom agent systems.
About AgentLab
ServiceNow/AgentLab
AgentLab: An open-source framework for developing, testing, and benchmarking web agents on diverse tasks, designed for scalability and reproducibility.
Built on **BrowserGym** for standardized web task environments, AgentLab provides large-scale parallel experiment execution via Ray with unified LLM API support across OpenAI, Azure, OpenRouter, and self-hosted TGI backends. It supports 12+ benchmarks including WebArena, WorkArena, and VisualWebArena with configurable reproducibility features like task seeding and deterministic execution, enabling systematic ablation studies and agent comparisons across thousands of tasks.
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