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OWL (Optimized Workforce Learning) is an open-source framework for designing, training, and running collaborative multi-agent workforces to automate real-world tasks. Built on the CAMEL-AI framework, the repository provides code, examples, experiment scripts, and deployment options to construct societies of specialized agents that interact dynamically, invoke tools, and execute complex workflows in parallel. It includes support for reproducible experiments on the GAIA benchmark and integration points for different LLM backends. OWL targets researchers and developers who want to build customizable multi-agent systems that handle multimodal inputs, web interactions, and document processing. The project emphasizes privacy-first local execution, parallel agent execution, and extensibility through configurable toolkits and the Model Context Protocol.

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OWL bundles a comprehensive set of built-in toolkits and capabilities including online search across multiple engines, multimodal processing for images, audio, and video, browser automation via Playwright, document parsing for PDF/DOCX/Excel/PowerPoint, and Python code execution. It implements a Model Context Protocol (MCP) to standardize model-to-tool interactions and offers modular toolkits such as BrowserToolkit, VideoAnalysisToolkit, ImageAnalysisToolkit, SearchToolkit, CodeExecutionToolkit, DocumentProcessingToolkit and many specialized toolkits. The repo provides example scripts for multiple model backends, a local Gradio web interface, Docker and virtual environment installation options, MCP desktop commander setup, and experiment branches for GAIA benchmark replication.
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OWL helps teams and developers automate complex, multi-step workflows by orchestrating multiple specialized agents that collaborate and run tasks in parallel. It enables building, managing, and deploying an AI workforce to perform data analysis, research and synthesis, code assistance, content creation, and business process automation while keeping execution local for privacy. The framework reduces engineering effort by providing ready-to-use toolkits, standardized MCP integration for tool calling, example configurations for various LLMs, a local web UI for monitoring and interaction, and documented installation and Docker workflows for reproducible experiments and deployment.

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