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UFO is an open-source multi-device agent orchestration framework developed by Microsoft. It enables the coordination of intelligent agents across heterogeneous platforms through dynamic DAG-based task decomposition and execution. The project includes UFO³ Galaxy for cross-device workflows and UFO² Desktop AgentOS for single Windows device automation. UFO is designed to handle complex multi-step automation with asynchronous execution, adaptive workflow evolution, and secure agent communication via the Unified AIP protocol.
Key Features
Task decomposition into executable DAGs
Dynamic DAG editing for adaptive workflow evolution
Asynchronous execution with parallel task coordination
Unified AIP protocol for secure agent communication
Deep Windows OS integration (UFO²)
Hybrid GUI + API actions
Easy setup for single device automation
Can serve as Galaxy device agent
Cross-device collaboration workflows
Complex multi-step automation
Pros & Cons
Pros
- Open-source and free to use
- Developed and maintained by Microsoft
- Proven reliability in Windows automation (UFO²)
- Easy setup for single device use
- Scalable to multi-device orchestration with UFO³
- Supports dynamic task graph evolution
- Hybrid GUI and API interaction
- Extensive documentation available online
Cons
- Primarily focused on Windows for single device agent
- Multi-device orchestration requires additional setup
- Requires understanding of DAG concepts for advanced use
- May be overkill for simple tasks
Best For
Cross-device collaboration workflowsComplex multi-step automationDAG-based task orchestrationHeterogeneous platform integrationSingle Windows automationLearning agent basicsSimple workflows
FAQ
What is UFO?
UFO is an open-source multi-device agent orchestration framework by Microsoft that coordinates intelligent agents across heterogeneous platforms using dynamic DAGs.
What is the difference between UFO² and UFO³?
UFO² is a Desktop AgentOS for single Windows device automation, while UFO³ Galaxy is a multi-device orchestration framework that can use UFO² as a device agent.
Is UFO free to use?
Yes, UFO is open-source and free to use under the MIT License as indicated in the repository.
What platforms does UFO support?
UFO² supports Windows, and UFO³ Galaxy supports heterogeneous platforms including Windows and potentially others via the Unified AIP protocol.