OS-Copilot
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OS-Copilot is a framework for building generalist computer agents that use full OS primitives (browser, terminal, files, multimedia, third-party apps) rather than just web DOMs.
OS-level interface: The framework exposes a unified set of OS-level tools - file I/O, shell, browser, multimedia, and app automation - so the agent can operate any GUI app rather than being locked to a single interface.
FRIDAY agent: The reference implementation, FRIDAY, is a self-improving embodied agent that accumulates skills across tasks and applies them to new ones.
+35% on GAIA: FRIDAY outperforms prior methods by 35% on the GAIA general AI assistants benchmark, a challenging test of multi-step tool use and reasoning.
App generalization: FRIDAY demonstrates that skills learned on one app (Excel, PowerPoint) transfer with minimal additional human guidance to new apps, an important signal for scalable computer-use agents.
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