AgentStudio
CREATE
Describe an agent in natural language. Vibe-code its behavior, workflows and skills, then export a portable package.
WebAgentica is a proposed open architecture for agents that anyone can create, publish, discover, download and run — with their own model, memory, tools and budget.
01 / THE IDEA
Today's agent platforms frequently combine the tool that creates an agent, the infrastructure that hosts it, and the compute that executes it. The Web took a different path: page builders, hosts and browsers evolved independently.
WebAgentica proposes the same separation for portable AI agents. A creator publishes a signed, versioned agent.pkg. A visitor's AgentSurfer retrieves the package, verifies its provenance, requests appropriate permissions and runs it with a chosen model and runtime. The publisher need not pay for every visitor's inference.
02 / THE ARCHITECTURE
As HTML connects editors, hosts and browsers, agent.pkg is the proposed interoperable artifact connecting studios, hosting providers and surfers.
CREATE
Describe an agent in natural language. Vibe-code its behavior, workflows and skills, then export a portable package.
PUBLISH & DISTRIBUTE
Sign, version, host and make agent.pkg reachable. APTP is the proposed package transport contract.
EXPERIENCE & EXECUTE
Open an agent, grant limited authority, and execute it with your own model, memory, harness, tools and budget.
INSIDE AGENTSURFER
A portable execution environment that supplies model access and mediates capabilities without letting a downloaded package inherit the visitor's authority automatically.
03 / WHY THIS IS DIFFERENT
Conventional agentic browsing automates existing human-facing pages. AgentSurfer would instead execute behavior deliberately published as an agent package. Browser automation can remain a tool, not the defining architecture.
The visiting agent infers actions from rendered pages and interfaces.
The publisher provides portable behavior; the visitor chooses the intelligence and grants bounded authority.
HISTORICAL PRECEDENT
Local execution is not new. The proposed distinction is separating the agent publisher from the provider of its intelligence, memory and execution resources.
04 / DESIGN PRINCIPLES
Any conforming Studio, Hosting service and Surfer should be interchangeable.
Serving a package is distinct from paying for inference. Compute happens where an agent is run.
Choose local or remote models, memory, tools and execution limits.
Signatures verify provenance, not safety. Sandboxing and capability grants remain essential.
Agents can be resolved and discovered across independent registries and naming systems.
Agents and skills can be reused and combined without requiring a single vendor's stack.
05 / RESEARCH DEMONSTRATION
The existing WebAgents research prototype illustrates a signed agent package opened in a browser extension. This is not a demonstration that all proposed WebAgentica or APTP capabilities are implemented.
WebAir is a fictional demonstration airline. Flight results, prices and bookings shown in the demo are simulated.
06 / RESEARCH & OPEN DEVELOPMENT
THE OPEN QUESTION
Not a single vendor's platform. A shared foundation for independently created, hosted and executed agents.
View the code on GitHub ↗