vercel-labs/open-agents
An open source template for building cloud agents.
What it solves
Open Agents provides a reference implementation for building background coding agents that can operate independently of a user's local machine. It solves the problem of keeping a browser tab open or a laptop running to complete complex, multi-step coding tasks, by moving the agent's execution and the code execution environment (sandbox) to the cloud.
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