AutoGPT

AutoGPT is the vision of accessible AI for everyone, to use and to build on. Our mission is to provide the tools, so that you can focus on what matters.

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AutoGPT - AutoGPT v0.5.1 Latest Release

Published by Pwuts 6 months ago

New Features ✨

  • New OpenAI Models πŸ€–

    • gpt-4-turbo is now supported and set as the default SMART_LLM model.
    • Default FAST_LLM changed from gpt-3.5-turbo-16k to gpt-3.5-turbo.
    • Default EMBEDDING_MODEL changed from text-embedding-ada-002 to text-embedding-3-small.
    • Added support for gpt-4-0125-preview and gpt-4-turbo models.

  • Agent Protocol Server Enhancements 🌐

    • Made API server port configurable via AP_SERVER_PORT environment variable.
    • Added documentation for configuring the API port.
    • Implemented task cost tracking and logging in the AgentProtocolServer.

  • CLI Usability Improvements πŸ’»

    • Added a check to ensure the specified API server port is available before running.
    • Improved handling of invalid or empty tasks provided by the user.
    • Display information on whether code execution is enabled or not on CLI startup.

  • Web Browsing Enhancements 🌐

    • Added browser extensions to handle cookie walls and ads when using Selenium.
    • Added extract_information function to extract pieces of information from webpage content based on a list of topics of interest. The read_webpage command now supports topics_of_interest and get_raw_content parameters to leverage this capability.

  • Telemetry & Error Tracking πŸ“Š

    • Integrated Sentry for telemetry and error tracking.
    • Added configuration flow and opt-in prompt for enabling telemetry.
    • Distinguish between production and dev environments based on VCS state.
    • Capture exceptions for LLM parsing errors and command failures.

  • File Storage Abstraction πŸ“‚

    • Fully abstracted file storage access with the FileStorage class.
    • Renamed FileWorkspace to FileStorage and updated associated classes and methods.
    • Updated AgentManager and AgentProtocolServer to use the new FileStorage system.

  • History Compression πŸ“œ

    • Implemented history compression to reduce token usage and increase longevity when using models with limited context windows.

Fixes πŸ”§

  • JSON Parsing Robustness

    • Implemented json_loads for more tolerant JSON parsing of llm responses.
    • Updated extract_dict_from_response to handle both json and JSON blocks in responses.
    • Fixed boolean value decoding issues in extract_dict_from_response.

  • Error Handling

    • Added error handling for loading non-existing agents.
    • Fixed handling of action_history related exceptions in CLI and Server modes.
    • Implemented self-correction mechanism for invalid LLM responses by appending error messages to the prompt.

  • Artifact & File Handling

    • Fixed handling of artifact modifications by setting agent_created attribute instead of registering a new Artifact.
    • Fixed read_file command in GCS and S3 workspaces.

  • Dependency Updates & Security Fixes

    • Updated aiohttp and fastapi dependencies to mitigate vulnerabilities.
    • Fixed Content-Type Header ReDoS vulnerabilities in python-multipart.

  • TTY Mode Enhancements

    • Fixed finish command behavior in TTY mode.
    • Agent now properly raises AgentTerminated exception to exit the loop.

  • Miscellaneous Fixes

    • Fixed summarize_text and QueryLanguageModel abilities to handle OpenAI API changes.
    • Improved representation of optional command parameters in prompts.
    • Fixed GCS workspace binary file upload.
    • Moved auto-gpt-plugin-template to regular dependencies to fix missing module error.

Chores & Refactoring 🧹

  • Updated agbenchmark and autogpt-forge dependencies across the project.
  • Upgraded OpenAI library to v1 and refactored code to accommodate API changes.
  • Improved logging by capturing errors raised during action execution.
  • Cleaned up unused imports and fixed linting issues across the codebase.
  • Sped up test_gcs_file_workspace by changing the fixture scope.

Pull Requests

Note: most of the changes mentioned above were made through direct commits. See also the full changelog.

New Contributors

Full Changelog: https://github.com/Significant-Gravitas/AutoGPT/compare/autogpt-v0.5.0...autogpt-v0.5.1

AutoGPT - AutoGPT v0.5.0

Published by Pwuts 10 months ago

First some important notes w.r.t. using the application:

  • run.sh has been renamed to autogpt.sh
  • The project has been restructured. The AutoGPT Agent is now located in autogpts/autogpt.
  • The application no longer uses a single workspace for all tasks. Instead, every task that you run the agent on creates a new workspace folder. See the usage guide for more information.

New features ✨

  • Agent Protocol πŸ”Œ
    Our agent now works with the Agent Protocol, a REST API that allows creating tasks and executing the agent's step-by-step process. This allows integration with other applications, and we also use it to connect to the agent through the UI.
  • UI πŸ’»
    With the aforementioned Agent Protocol integration comes the benefit of using our own open-source Agent UI. Easily create, use, and chat with multiple agents from one interface.
    When starting the application through the project's new CLI, it runs with the new frontend by default, with benchmarking capabilities. Running autogpt.sh serve in the subproject folder (autogpts/autogpt) will also serve the new frontend, but without benchmarking functionality.
    Running the application the "old-fashioned" way, with the terminal interface (let's call it TTY mode), is still possible with autogpt.sh run.
  • Resuming agents πŸ”„οΈ
    In TTY mode, the application will now save the agent's state when quitting, and allows resuming where you left off at a later time!
  • GCS and S3 workspace backends πŸ“¦
    To further support running the application as part of a larger system, Google Cloud Storage and S3 workspace backends were added. Configuration options for this can be found in .env.template.
  • Documentation Rewrite πŸ“–
    The documentation has been restructured and mostly rewritten to clarify and simplify the instructions, and also to accommodate the other subprojects that are now in the repo.
  • New Project CLI πŸ”§
    The project has a new CLI to provide easier usage of all of the components that are now in the repo: different agents, frontend and benchmark. More info can be found here.
  • Docker dev build 🐳
    In addition to the regular Docker release images (latest, v0.5.0 in this case), we now also publish a latest-dev image that always contains the latest working build from master. This allows you to try out the latest bleeding edge version, but be aware that these builds may contain bugs!

Architecture changes & improvements πŸ‘·πŸΌ

  • PromptStrategy
    To make it easier to harness the power of LLMs and use them to fulfil tasks within the application, we adopted the PromptStrategy class from autogpt.core (AKA re-arch) to encapsulate prompt generation and response parsing throughout the application.

  • Config modularization
    To reduce the complexity of the application's config structure, parts of the monolithic Config have been moved into smaller, tightly scoped config objects. Also, the logic for building the configuration from environment variables was decentralized to make it all a lot more maintainable.
    This is mostly made possible by the autogpt.core.configuration module, which was also expanded with a few new features for it. Most notably, the new from_env attribute on the UserConfigurable field decorator and corresponding logic in SystemConfiguration.from_env() and related functions.

  • Monorepo
    As mentioned, the repo has been restructured to accommodate the AutoGPT Agent, Forge, AGBenchmark and the new Frontend.

    • AutoGPT Agent has been moved to autogpts/autogpt
    • Forge now lives in autogpts/forge, and the project's new CLI makes it easy to create new Forge-based agents.
    • AGBenchmark -> benchmark
    • Frontend -> frontend

    See also the README.

Pull Requests

Note: most of the changes mentioned above were made through direct commits. See also the full changelog.

New Contributors πŸ§™πŸΌ

AutoGPT - agbenchmark-v0.0.10

Published by github-actions[bot] about 1 year ago

AutoGPT - Auto-GPT v0.4.7

Published by lc0rp about 1 year ago

Auto-GPT v0.4.7 introduces initial REST API support, powered by e2b's agent protocol SDK. It also includes improvements to prompt generation and support for our new benchmarking tool, Auto-GPT-Benchmarks.

We've also moved our documentation to Material Theme at https://docs.agpt.co. And, as usual, we've squashed a few bugs and made under-the-hood improvements.

What's Changed

New Contributors

Full Changelog: https://github.com/Significant-Gravitas/Auto-GPT/compare/v0.4.6...v0.4.7

AutoGPT - Auto-GPT v0.4.6

Published by Pwuts about 1 year ago

What's Changed

Improvements ✨

Bugfixes πŸ›

Re-arch πŸ—οΈ

New Contributors

Full Changelog: https://github.com/Significant-Gravitas/Auto-GPT/compare/v0.4.5...v0.4.6

AutoGPT - Auto-GPT v0.4.5

Published by lc0rp over 1 year ago

This maintenance release includes under-the-hood improvements and bug fixes, such as more accurate token counts for OpenAI functions, faster CI builds, improved plugin handling, and refactoring of the Config class for better maintainability.

Release Highlights 🌟

We have released some documentation updates, including:

How to share system logs

Auto-GPT re-architecture documentation

New Contributors & Notable Catalysts 🦾

What's Changed πŸ“œ

Full Changelog: https://github.com/Significant-Gravitas/Auto-GPT/compare/v0.4.4...v0.4.5

AutoGPT - Auto-GPT v0.4.4

Published by lc0rp over 1 year ago

Auto-GPT v0.4.4 is dedicated to the core re-arch tram, led by @collijk.

Release Highlights 🌟

This release is noteworthy for two reasons.

Auto-GPT-4

Firstly, it comes hot on the heels of OpenAI's GA release of GPT-4. Auto-GPT users have eagerly awaited the opportunity to unlock more power via a GPT-4 model pairing. In v0.4.4, the SMART_LLM (formerly SMART_LLM_MODEL) defaults to GPT-4 once again, and we have implemented adjustments to ensure the correct usage of SMART_LLM and FAST_LLM (formerly FAST_LLM_MODEL) throughout the code-base. The smarter option is used consistently for areas requiring state-of-the-art accuracy, such as agent command selection. At the same time, the faster LLM assists with tasks that even the speedier GPT-3.5-turbo excels at, like summarization.

Note: GPT-4 is costlier, so please review your SMART_* and FAST_* settings. You can also use --gpt3only and --gpt4only command line flags to adjust your model preferences at runtime.

Autogpt/core

The second reason, and the reason for the dedication at the beginning of these release notes, is equally exciting. The much-anticipated re-arch is now available! The team, led by @collijk, has worked tirelessly over the past few months to put the "Auto" back in Auto-GPT, nearly doubling the code available in the master branch. The autogpt/core folder contains the work from the re-arch project, which is now systematically making its way to the rest of the application, starting with the Configuration modules. Watch for improvements over the next few weeks. There is still much to do, so if you wish to assist, please check out this issue.

New Contributors & Notable Catalysts 🦾

What's Changed πŸ“œ

Besides the highlights above, this release cleans up longstanding Azure configuration rough edges, fixes plugin incompatibilities and plugs security. Read on for a detailed list of changes.

Full Changelog: https://github.com/Significant-Gravitas/Auto-GPT/compare/v0.4.3...v0.4.4

AutoGPT - Auto-GPT v0.4.3

Published by lc0rp over 1 year ago

We're excited to present the 0.4.3 maintenance release of Auto-GPT! This update primarily focuses on refining the LLM command execution, extending support for OpenAI's latest models (including the powerful GPT-3 16k model), and laying the groundwork for future compatibility with OpenAI's innovative function calling feature.

Release Highlights 🌟

  • OpenAI API Key Prompt: Auto-GPT will now courteously prompt users for their OpenAI API key, if it's not already provided.
  • Summarization Enhancements: We've optimized Auto-GPT's use of the LLM context window even further, boosting the effectiveness of summarization tasks.
  • JSON Memory Reading: Support for reading memories from JSON files has been improved, resulting in enhanced task execution.
  • New "replace_in_file" Command: This nifty new feature allows Auto-GPT to modify files without loading them entirely.
  • Enhanced Token Counting: We've refined our token counting system to provide more precise cost estimates.

Deprecated Commands ❌

As part of our ongoing commitment to refining Auto-GPT, the following commands, which we determined to be either better suited as plugins or redundant, have been retired from the core application:

  • analyze_code
  • write_tests
  • improve_code
  • audio_text
  • web_playwright
  • web_requests

Progress Update on Re-Architecting 🚧

As you may recall, we recently embarked on a significant re-architecting journey to future-proof the Auto-GPT project. We're thrilled to report that elements of this massive overhaul are now being integrated back into the core application. For instance, you may notice less reliance on global state being passed around via singletons.

Stay tuned for further updates and advancements in our future releases! Head over to the discussion forums or discord to share your feedback on this release, and we appreciate your continued support.

New Contributors & Notable Catalysts 🦾

What's Changed πŸ“œ

Full Changelog: https://github.com/Significant-Gravitas/Auto-GPT/compare/v0.4.2...v0.4.3

AutoGPT - Auto-GPT v0.4.3-alpha

Published by lc0rp over 1 year ago

We're excited to present the 0.4.3 maintenance release of Auto-GPT! This update primarily focuses on refining the LLM command execution, extending support for OpenAI's latest models (including the powerful GPT-3 16k model), and laying the groundwork for future compatibility with OpenAI's innovative function calling feature.

Release Highlights 🌟

  • OpenAI API Key Prompt: Auto-GPT will now courteously prompt users for their OpenAI API key, if it's not already provided.
  • Summarization Enhancements: We've optimized Auto-GPT's use of the LLM context window even further, boosting the effectiveness of summarization tasks.
  • JSON Memory Reading: Support for reading memories from JSON files has been improved, resulting in enhanced task execution.
  • New "replace_in_file" Command: This nifty new feature allows Auto-GPT to modify files without loading them entirely.
  • Enhanced Token Counting: We've refined our token counting system to provide more precise cost estimates.

Deprecated Commands ❌

As part of our ongoing commitment to refining Auto-GPT, the following commands, which we determined to be either better suited as plugins or redundant, have been retired from the core application:

  • analyze_code
  • write_tests
  • improve_code
  • audio_text
  • web_playwright
  • web_requests

Progress Update on Re-Architecting 🚧

As you may recall, we recently embarked on a significant re-architecting journey to future-proof the Auto-GPT project. We're thrilled to report that elements of this massive overhaul are now being integrated back into the core application. For instance, you may notice less reliance on global state being passed around via singletons.

Stay tuned for further updates and advancements in our future releases! Head over to the discussion forums or discord to share your feedback on this release, and we appreciate your continued support.

New Contributors & Notable Catalysts 🦾

What's Changed πŸ“œ

Full Changelog: https://github.com/Significant-Gravitas/Auto-GPT/compare/v0.4.2...v0.4.3-alpha

AutoGPT - Auto-GPT v0.4.2 (hotfix)

Published by merwanehamadi over 1 year ago

The 503 error has been more frequent the past hours so we added a hotfix to retry the call if this error is returned, otherwise Auto-GPT stops.

AutoGPT - Auto-GPT v0.4.1

Published by lc0rp over 1 year ago

This release focuses on improving command reliability and fixing bugs from version 0.4.0. Some internal changes have been made that pave the way for the highly anticipated 0.5.0 major release.

As usual, this release cannot have happened without Auto-GPT's ever-enthusiastic community. Hop over to the discussion boards to discuss this release and more.

This time round, we're highlighting "New Contributors" before the longer changelog details, and including testers, PR-reviewers and other active community members. We may keep this new format in future releases.

Highlights ✨

  • Directory-based plugins! - Great news! Plugins no longer have to be compressed into zip files. Simply placing a plugin in a subfolder or repository clone within the plugins directory will now allow it to be recognized and loaded.
  • Keyboard navigation! - People who are "less mouse, more keyboard" will love this.
  • JSON fixes - Several prompts and JSON problems have been resolved, leading to a more dependable selection and execution of commands.
  • More dependable search - Internet searching is now more reliable and less prone to errors thanks to Auto-GPT's improved ability to detect duckduckgo rate limits. The tool now automatically retries searches when these limits are reached.
  • Better read_file - Building on the expansion of the read_file command in version 0.4.0, further improvements have been made to Auto-GPT's reading and writing of files.
  • More reliable Python code execution - Similarly, Auto-GPT should choke less when creating or executing Python code, and now has the ability to do so within a Docker install
  • To round up the highlights, the configuration of allowed/denied shell commands has been simplified and made less confusing, and batch summarization of LLM message history should address some identified crashes caused by the summarization process.

New Contributors & Notable Catalysts

Changelog

Full Changelog: https://github.com/Significant-Gravitas/Auto-GPT/compare/v0.4.0...v0.4.1

AutoGPT - Auto-GPT v0.4.0

Published by Pwuts over 1 year ago

TL;DR: Users will only see a small part of the improvements made in this release. Most of the improvements were made "under the hood", where developers will see cleaner source code that is becoming increasingly easier to work with.

Highlights ✨

Highlights and notable changes since v0.3.0:

⚠️ Command send_tweet is REMOVED

Twitter functionality (and more) is now covered by plugins.

⚠️ Memory backend deprecation πŸ’Ύ

The Milvus, Pinecone and Weaviate memory backends were rendered incompatible by work on the memory system, and have been removed. The Redis memory store was also temporarily removed; we will merge a new implementation ASAP.
Whether built-in support for the others will be added back in the future is subject to discussion, feel free to pitch in: https://github.com/Significant-Gravitas/Auto-GPT/discussions/4280

❇️ Document support in read_file πŸ“„

Auto-GPT can now read text from document files, with support added for PDF, doc, docx, CSV, HTML, TeX and more!

❇️ Managing Auto-GPT's access to commands βŒπŸ”§

You can now disable set of built-in commands through the DISABLED_COMMAND_CATEGORIES variable in .env. Specific shell commands can also be disabled using DENY_COMMANDS, or selectively enabled using ALLOW_COMMANDS.

The state of Auto-GPT πŸ”

We are working on re-architecting large parts of the codebase to make development easier in the long term and future-proof the project. This re-architecture is a big task and will take a while, so in the meantime, we continue merging pull requests into master (our main development branch) and integrating contributions that help the project's overall objectives, including re-arch.

The overarching vision of the re-arch is to re-imagine Auto-GPT as a component-based framework geared towards facilitating exploration of AI agents. If the internals are not clean, progress suffers.

This vision breaks down into specific goals:

  • Component-based architecture with clean interfaces (to achieve separability, modularity)
  • State-contained agent (to allow for efficient exploration of the agent run-loop)
    • This requires removing global state

In this release... πŸ—οΈ

In this release, we make two major re-architecture steps:

  • Memory System Revamp
    We have revised the vector memory storage system (#4208), laying a foundation to implement so-called "retrieval augmentation" that enhances the long-term performance of Auto-GPT.
    For the time being we have removed support for all memory providers except for local (json_file) memory. This stop-gap measure simplifies/expedites development. A Redis memory provider implementation is in the pipeline, we're waiting on the redis-om-python team to merge a fix.
    Work on the memory system is tracked here: #3536

  • Removal of global configuration object
    In this version, we've removed the global configuration object. Instead configuration is passed into components as required. Further work is ongoing to remove these 'singletons'.

Other Highlights

  • Added possibility to interrupt continuous runs
  • Updated Google/DuckDuckGo search internals
  • Continued work on challenges
  • Continued work on CI pipelines to speed them up without degrading DX
  • Improved test coverage
  • Updated documentation

Changelog πŸ“ƒ

New Contributors πŸ‘·πŸΌ

Full Changelog: https://github.com/Significant-Gravitas/Auto-GPT/compare/v0.3.1...v0.4.0

AutoGPT - Auto-GPT v0.3.1

Published by p-i- over 1 year ago

Summary

Challenges

  • Information retrieval challenges have been created and added to the wiki.
  • Memory challenges B and C have been created and their documentations have been fixed.

Documentation

  • Docker-compose 1.29.0 is now required, as documented.
  • Path to the workspace directory in the setup guide has been corrected.
  • Memory setup links have been updated.

Log

  • Log functionality has been improved for better understanding and easier summarization.
  • User input is now logged in the logs/Debug Folder.

Other

  • Edge browser support has been added using EdgeChromiumDriverManager.
  • Users now have the ability to disable commands via the .env file.
  • Run scripts for both Windows (.bat) and Unix (.sh) have been updated.

BugFix

  • DuckDuckGo dependency has been updated, with a minimum version set to 2.9.5.
    • Package versions parsing has been enabled for forced upgrades.
  • Docker volume mounts have been fixed.
  • A fix was made to the plugin.post_planning call.
  • A selenium driver object reference bug in the browsing results was fixed.
  • JSON error in summary_memory.py has been handled.
  • Dockerfile has been updated to add missing scripts and plugins directories.

Plugins

  • Denylist handling for plugins is now available.

CI

  • The CI pipeline has been tightened up for improved performance.
  • pytest-xdist Plugin has been integrated for parallel and concurrent testing.
  • Tests have been conducted for a new CI pipeline.
  • A code owners policy has been added.
  • Test against Python 3.10 (not 3.10 + 3.11) to halve the number of tests that are executed.

What's Changed

New Contributors

Full Changelog: https://github.com/Significant-Gravitas/Auto-GPT/compare/v0.3.0...v0.3.1

AutoGPT - Auto-GPT v0.3.0

Published by richbeales over 1 year ago

Over a week and 275 pull requests have passed since v0.2.2, and we are happy to announce the release of v0.3.0! From now on, we will be focusing on major improvements rather than bugfixes, as we feel stability has reached a reasonable level. Most remaining issues relate to limitations in prompt generation and the memory system, which will be the focus of our efforts for the next release.

Highlights ✨

Plugins πŸ”Œ

Now 3rd-party developers can extend the functionality of AutoGPT by writing plugins.
Do you want Auto-GPT to access your calendar or open your garage door? Write a plugin for it!
Please note the Plugin interface is unstable and will change with potentially v0.3.1 and v0.4.0 as we add more capability
https://github.com/Significant-Gravitas/Auto-GPT-Plugins#plugins-in-the-repository

Documentation πŸ“– - https://docs.agpt.co/

The docs have been updated and can now be found on https://docs.agpt.co/. RTFM! :)

Test Driven Development πŸ§ͺ

Many proposals come in, but how to know which ones actually improve Auto-GPT? To better focus our efforts, our tests now include challenges, e.g., a memory challenge (levels 1 to 10).
AutoGPT can get up to level 4. Can any rockstar dev get it to level 5 or level 10?

Simplified prompt πŸ’¬

Auto-GPT just became a lot easier to use with an automatic initial prompt generator.
Just say what you want, e.g., "make pong," and Auto-GPT will (attempt to) do the rest.

Self-feedback πŸ”

This feature enables the AI to engage in reflection and improve its thought, plans, and reasoning capabilities by considering its own internal evaluations. To use this feature, input the 'S' key when Auto-GPT asks for your input.

Memory Management 🧠

To better keep the AI on track, Auto-GPT now maintains a running summary of prior interactions.
After each interaction, this summary is updated. In this way, Auto-GPT remembers what's essential as it works.

Behind the scenes

The above are highlights out of the changes you'll see as a user, but it's just the tip of the iceberg.
Behind the scenes, the core team has been restructuring the codebase and organizing itself.
We're paying back the technical debt that was accrued during our early days. There's much more to come.

Full List of What's Changed

New Contributors

Full Changelog: https://github.com/Significant-Gravitas/Auto-GPT/compare/v0.2.2...v0.3.0

AutoGPT - Auto-GPT v0.2.2

Published by richbeales over 1 year ago

Welcome to Auto-GPT release 0.2.2. This is largely a release focussed on stability over 0.2.1. More exciting stuff will becoming in 0.3.0!

What's Changed

New Contributors

Full Changelog: https://github.com/Significant-Gravitas/Auto-GPT/compare/v0.2.1...v0.2.2

AutoGPT - Auto-GPT v0.2.1

Published by richbeales over 1 year ago

What's Changed

New Contributors

Full Changelog: https://github.com/Significant-Gravitas/Auto-GPT/compare/v0.2.0...v0.2.1

AutoGPT - Auto-GPT v0.2.0

Published by richbeales over 1 year ago

We have changed the way that Auto-GPT is launched, it is now wrapped in a module which will allow us better testing and make
the code more maintainable and extensible in the future.

Please see the updated README.md for instructions how to run this version

NOTE: Auto-GPT (in this release) currently requires Chrome to be installed in order to browse the web.
Other dependencies have also been introduced - please re-run pip install -r requirements.txt

What's Changed

New Contributors

Full Changelog: https://github.com/Torantulino/Auto-GPT/compare/v0.1.3...v0.2.0

AutoGPT - Auto-GPT v0.1.3

Published by richbeales over 1 year ago

Daily release, encompasses the merging of PRs in "Batch 4"
https://github.com/Torantulino/Auto-GPT/issues/1015

AutoGPT - Auto-GPT v0.1.2

Published by richbeales over 1 year ago

Daily release, based on the merge of PRs in Batch 3
https://github.com/Torantulino/Auto-GPT/issues/709

AutoGPT - v0.1.1

Published by p-i- over 1 year ago

Many PRs:

Remainder of Batch2 - https://github.com/Torantulino/Auto-GPT/issues/673

Some of Batch 3 - https://github.com/Torantulino/Auto-GPT/issues/709

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