AutoGPT is a platform for building, deploying, and running AI agents that carry out complete workflows. An agent can be described as an outcome in plain English, which the platform turns into a working agent, or assembled step by step in a visual builder by dragging, connecting, branching, and inspecting blocks. Agents run on demand, on a schedule, or from a trigger.
The platform has four surfaces: AutoPilot, which turns a conversation into an agent, an Agents view of every agent, run, cost, and pending action, a Marketplace of ready-made agents to add to a library and customize, and the block-based Build canvas. Agents connect to more than 45 platforms, including Gmail, Google Calendar, Google Docs, GitHub, Slack, Discord, Notion, HubSpot, Linear, Jira, Salesforce, and Stripe, and can use hundreds of AI models.
The same repository serves a hosted platform and a self-hosted deployment. The hosted platform is a paid service with built-in model access and managed infrastructure. Self-hosting runs on Docker with no license fee, and you supply the infrastructure and your own model API keys.
The original standalone AutoGPT agent remains available as AutoGPT Classic, alongside Forge for building an agent and agbenchmark for benchmarking one.
Features
- Plain-English agent creation: describe a job and AutoPilot turns the conversation into a working agent
- Visual block builder: drag, connect, branch, and inspect blocks for control over every step
- Run modes: agents run on demand, on schedules, or from triggers
- Agent dashboard: every agent, run, cost, and action needing attention in one view
- Marketplace: ready-made agents added to a library and customized
- Integrations: 45+ platforms, including Gmail, Google Docs, GitHub, Slack, Notion, HubSpot, Linear, Jira, and Salesforce
- Hosted or self-hosted: a managed platform with built-in model access, or a self-hosted Docker deployment with your own API keys
- AutoGPT Classic: the original standalone agent, Forge for agent building, and agbenchmark for evaluation
