What Is AGI-0 and What Can It Do on an Android Device?

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AGI-0 is a small action model built by AGI, Inc. that runs on the device and operates Android apps by seeing the screen and acting on it, rather than connecting through APIs or integrations. It is designed for hands-free task completion across the apps already on your phone, and because it lives on the device it can work offline and learn your preferences over time. It suits users who want an agent to handle multi-step phone tasks privately, without setting up app integrations.

How AGI-0 works

AGI-0 takes a spoken or written instruction, reads what is on the screen, and performs the taps and actions needed to complete the task inside whatever app is relevant. The company describes it as an agent that "sees the screen and acts across any app on Android," with no APIs or integrations required. Two consequences follow from that design:

  • No setup per app. Because it works from the screen rather than an API, it is not limited to apps that offer integrations.
  • On-device processing. AGI-0 lives on the phone, which is the basis for its privacy and offline claims.

AGI, Inc. also reports that AGI-0 scored 100% on AndroidWorld, completing 116 of 116 tasks. That figure comes from the company itself and refers to a benchmark, not a guarantee for every real-world task.

What it can do

The site groups example tasks into four areas, each showing the kind of multi-step request the agent is meant to handle:

Area Example prompt from the site
Groceries & Shopping "Order all the ingredients I need to make gluten-free spaghetti on Instacart"
Travel & Rideshare "Find the fastest route to the airport and book a ride if the train is delayed"
Messaging & Scheduling "Find the most suitable place for tennis lessons in my schedule for the next 6 months"
Media & Entertainment "Find the playlist Jake sent me in Messages and play it on Spotify"

These examples share a pattern: the task spans more than one app or requires a decision (compare routes, check a schedule, locate a message), and the agent is expected to carry it through rather than just open an app.

Privacy, offline use, and learning

AGI, Inc. states that AGI-0 runs on the device, learns your preferences and improves over time, and works offline, on wearables, and for privacy-sensitive tasks. In practice this means tasks that don't need a network connection can still be attempted, and the agent's behavior is meant to adapt to how you like things done. The site does not publish details on exactly what data stays on the device versus what is shared, so treat the privacy framing as the company's stated design goal rather than a fully documented specification.

Who it is for

AGI-0 is aimed at Android users who want an agent to take over routine phone work — ordering, booking, scheduling, finding and playing media — so they spend less time tapping through screens. It is also relevant to developers: AGI, Inc. offers a platform for building action agents, which the company says can get a working agent shipped in less than a day. If your priority is an agent that works inside apps without integration work and keeps processing on the device, AGI-0 is built around that; if you need documented enterprise data-handling guarantees, the public materials don't yet provide them.

Access is handled through the company's "Get access" and "Book a call" routes on its site; pricing and availability details are not specified in the available materials.