GELab-Zero is an open-source “GUI Agent” framework aiming to automate interactions with graphical user interfaces (GUIs), combining both the agent model and all supporting infrastructure — including inference, input orchestration, and GUI automation logic — in a plug-and-play package that runs locally, without cloud dependencies. The idea is to let developers or users harness an AI agent that can simulate clicking, typing, reading UI elements, and interacting with apps in a human-like way via the GUI, which can enable tasks like automated testing, scriptable workflows, or even autonomous usage of GUI-based applications. Because GELab-Zero is fully open-source and doesn’t require external services, it offers privacy and control: everything runs locally under your control. The project provides a lightweight base model (4B parameters in its public release) that can run on modest hardware (depending on quantization), making it more accessible than many large-scale AI solutions.
Features
- Fully open-source GUI-agent system — includes both model and the complete local inference/automation infrastructure
- Plug-and-play deployment — minimal setup, no cloud or external service dependencies required
- GUI automation: enables simulated interaction with arbitrary GUI applications (clicks, keyboard input, reading UI) via agent logic
- Privacy-friendly — all inference and UI interaction happens locally under user control
- Lightweight base model (publicly available 4B variant) making it more feasible for modest hardware setups
- Flexible platform for automation, testing, scripting, or creating agent-based tools using GUI rather than APIs