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Microsoft Releases Magentic-UI, an Open-Source Agentic Web Interface That Can Perform Tasks on the Web 6i5v4a

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Microsoft Releases Magentic-UI, an Open-Source Agentic Web Interface That Can Perform Tasks on the Web

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Magentic-UI comprises four different AI agents, namely, Orchestrator, WebSurfer, Coder, and FileSurfer

Highlights
  • Magentic-UI can be ed via GitHub or Azure AI Foundry Labs
  • The AI agent is built on the Magentic-One system released last year
  • Microsoft said Magentic-UI will allow humans to collaborate on tasks
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Microsoft released an agentic web interface on Monday that can perform complex tasks on the web. Announced at the company's Build 2025 conference, the new tool is named Magentic-UI, and the company is pitching it as a “human-centred web agent.” The Redmond-based tech giant claims that, unlike other computer use agents, this one collaborates with the to complete a project and transparently shows the actions it takes in a separate . Since Magentic-UI is an open-source agent, the company has made it available on GitHub as well as its Azure AI Foundry Labs.

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In its research blog, the tech giant announced the release of the Magentic-UI agentic web interface and detailed its workings. Essentially, it is a computer-focused network of agents, similar to OpenAI's Operator or Anthropic's Computer Use. These agents can browse and navigate through a virtual machine and access apps such as web browsers to execute actions. These can be used to perform tasks such as reserving a table at a restaurant or purchasing a product online.

The tech giant states that Magentic-UI can browse the web, write and execute Python and shell code, and analyse files. Highlighting the “human-centric” moniker, Microsoft said that the AI agent allows s to modify its plans, lets s pause the system and give in natural language, or even take control of the browser back.

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Magentic-UI's interface
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Additionally, the agentic network will seek approval before taking any action that is deemed irreversible. Such actions include placing an order from a restaurant, adding products to the cart, and more. s can also modify the command at this time. Further, Magentic-UI can also learn from and previous tasks and use that information to complete future tasks.

Coming to the architecture, it is built on the company's Magentic-One agentic system. Microsoft says Magentic-UI is a combination of four different AI agents, working together to complete a task. The interface includes an Orchestrator or the lead agent that makes the task plan alongside the . It also incorporates and delegates sub-tasks to other agents. Then there is a WebSurfer agent that is equipped with a web browser. It can click, type, scroll, and visit pages in multiple rounds to complete a task.

Then there is a Coder agent that comes with a Docker code-execution container. It can write and execute Python and shell commands. And finally, the FireSurfer is also equipped with a Docker code-execution container and file conversion tools.

Those interested in ing and using the AI agent in a local setting can access it via GitHub. Microsoft is offering the research preview of the agent with a permissive MIT licence. For those who prefer to access the cloud-based version of Magentic-UI, the company is hosting it on its Azure AI Foundry Labs.

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