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AgenticSeek

A voice-enabled autonomous AI assistant that runs entirely on local hardware, browsing the web, writing and running code, and planning multi-step tasks without a cloud dependency.

AgenticSeek

AgenticSeek is a local, private assistant that autonomously browses the web, writes code, and plans tasks while keeping all data on the user's own device. It is built for local reasoning models and runs entirely on the user's hardware, so it needs no cloud connection.

It can search, read and extract information from web pages and fill in web forms on its own, write, debug and run programs in languages such as Python, C, Go and Java, choose an appropriate agent automatically for a given request, and split a larger task such as trip planning into steps carried out by multiple agents. Voice interaction, using speech synthesis and speech-to-text, is in progress.

It requires Git, Python 3.10, and Docker Engine with Docker Compose for bundled services such as SearxNG. It is written in Python and licensed under the GPL-3.0 license.

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