OpenLegion

AgentSea is an open source platform designed to build, deploy, and share AI agents with ease. It delivers a collection of libraries and tools for building AI agent apps, favoring the UNIX philosophy of doing one thing well. Tools can be used individually or stacked together into a single agent app, and are compatible with frameworks like LlamaIndex and LangChain. Key components include SurfKit, a Kubernetes-style orchestrator for agents; DeviceBay, offering pluggable devices like file systems and desktops; ToolFuse, a library that wraps scripts, third-party apps, and APIs as Tool implementations; AgentD, a daemon making a Linux desktop OS accessible to bots; AgentDesk, a library for running AgentD-powered VMs; Taskara, for task management; ThreadMem, for building multi-role persistent threads; and MLLM, simplifying communication with multiple LLMs and multimodal LLMs. AgentSea also offers alpha agents like SurfPizza and SurfSlicer, which navigate GUIs using multimodal approaches.

BetterClaw is a no-code AI agent builder for teams that need agents working, not infrastructure. Users can describe a job in chat, connect tools and an LLM provider, and deploy autonomous agents without Docker, YAML, config files, or VPS hosting. Agents can run on schedules across Telegram, Slack, Discord, Gmail, and custom webhooks, while tracked task states show work as backlog, ready, running, success, or failure and let failed runs be re-queued. The platform runs any OpenClaw-compatible skill and includes curated skills that pass a four-layer security audit. Teams can turn successful conversations into reusable skills, connect more than 30 LLM providers, and have agents return real deliverables including PDF, DOCX, XLSX/CSV, images, audio, video, and Markdown rather than chat text that must be copied manually. Built-in security includes AES-256 encrypted credentials, isolated containers per agent, five-minute secrets auto-purge, per-agent credential grants, access audit logs, etc.