Developers automating apps that have no API might try it, but API pricing is unpublished beyond a claim of being cheaper than OpenAI.
Kenning's take
What it does
Lux is a computer-use model from OpenAGI that looks at the screen and clicks, types and scrolls in ordinary software, so it can automate tasks across apps that have no API. It runs in three modes: Tasker for strict step-by-step instructions, Actor for quick tasks, and Thinker for vague goals that take longer. Developers use it through the OpenAGI API and the open-source OAGI Python SDK.
- Tasker, Actor and Thinker modes
- Operates desktop apps as well as browsers
- MIT-licensed Python SDK (pip install oagi)
- 83.6 score claimed on the Online-Mind2Web benchmark
- Enterprise deployment for internal workflows
Who it suits. Developers and enterprise teams automating data entry, QA testing and data collection in software without an API.
Key facts
- Category
- AI models
- Made by
- OpenAGI
- Released
- 1 December 2025
- How to get it
- through the OpenAGI API with a key from the developer console, using the OAGI Python SDK; enterprise deployment by contacting the company
- Works on
- API, Python SDK
Reviews and write-ups
FAQ
When was Lux released?
OpenAGI announced Lux on 1 December 2025.
How do I use Lux?
Get an API key from developer.agiopen.org and install the OAGI Python SDK with pip install oagi.
What modes does Lux have?
Tasker for step-by-step instructions, Actor for quick tasks and Thinker for vague, longer goals.
Facts from the maker's own pages and the sources listed. Checked 2026-10-11.
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