Surfkit

Surfkit is an orchestrator for building and launching AI agents, part of the open source AgentSea platform. The documentation describes it as something like Kubernetes for agents, able to run them locally, in a Docker container or in the cloud. AgentSea follows a modular approach in which each tool does one job and can be used alone or combined into an agent application. Related components include DeviceBay for pluggable devices with a user interface, ToolFuse for wrapping scripts, third party apps and APIs as agent tools, AgentD and AgentDesk for letting agents operate a Linux desktop in virtual machines, Taskara for task management, ThreadMem for persistent multi role conversation threads and MLLM for talking to multiple language models and multimodal models. The tools can also be used with frameworks such as LlamaIndex and LangChain. The platform also ships experimental agents focused on navigating graphical interfaces, including SurfPizza and SurfSlicer, which divide the screen into regions so a multimodal model can pick where to act. The vendor labels the platform as an open beta and every agent as an alpha release that sometimes works well and sometimes makes mistakes, best treated as proofs of concept to build on. It suits developers experimenting with computer use agents. The documentation does not publish pricing.