OpenBot 0.45.0–0.47.0 🎙️ Voice, your way - Talk to an agent in a live voice conversation, with spoken replies and controls to mute, interrupt, or end the session. - Dictate messages and have replies read aloud in 31 languages, with a choice of voices. - Voice processing stays on your computer. When using a remote agent, only the text is sent to the server. More control over agent work - Ask side questions from the web app and on joined servers. - Let an agent show its plan before a longer task, or start a fresh chat for itself after saving notes. - See the subagents used by Claude and Codex, with their tasks and progress. - Change an agent’s model or reasoning effort while it’s working; the change applies to its next turn. More providers and integrations - Connect multiple Slack workspaces and Discord servers, with optional role-based access for Discord. - Use Inception’s Mercury models as a provider. - Choose Codex’s Fast service tier for supported models. - Attach ZIP files for agents to extract, and receive ZIP archives back in chat. Remote servers need v0.47.0 to accept ZIP attachments. Clearer notifications - Get desktop and web notifications when an agent needs you to finish a browser step, or when a message or routine can’t start. - Server notification settings now work across desktop and phone, so events aren’t missed while you’re using your computer. Built for teams - Run routines around the clock on an OpenBot server. - Manage company licenses for teams, including seats and member limits. Full changelog: openbot.run/changelog#v0-47-…

We’ve reached 1,000+ downloads of OpenBot for Android on Google Play. How are you liking OpenBot so far? Help us shape the OpenBot app.

Your weekly report shouldn’t require esports-level Excel skills. One prompt to OpenBot. Your agents split the work and prepare the report for you to review.

Run OpenBot even when your laptop is off. Server keeps your agents and scheduled routines available, whether you use OpenBot on your own or with a team. We provide and maintain the server.

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OpenBot 0.44.0 & 0.44.1 🚀 Better ways to work with agents - Agents can ask questions using buttons, quick replies, choice lists, and forms. - A new Tasks page brings agent tasks together, grouped by what needs your attention: Needs you, Working, Waiting, and Closed. - View your OpenBot activity over the past year and create a shareable recap image. - Set a memory limit for agents on a joined server. - Owners and admins can configure it in Server settings. More control over the built-in browser - Take over an agent’s browser tab at any time, then hand it back so the agent can continue. - Open, duplicate, move, and organize tabs from the tab menu. - Find open tabs and recently visited pages from the address bar, or stop a page while it’s loading. - Use familiar keyboard shortcuts in the expanded browser view. Safer, more reliable integrations - Agents no longer receive MCP sign-in tokens directly; OpenBot adds them to tool requests. - Signing out or removing an MCP server revokes its tokens, and expired tokens can renew during a long-running session. - OpenBot now gives clearer sign-in status and lets you cancel an in-progress provider sign-in. Reliability improvements - OpenBot can recover if a power loss damages server settings, and saves settings more safely to help prevent data loss. - Changing a member’s role no longer disconnects the server and everyone on it. - Retry a message after a provider refuses its first attempt without leaving the agent stuck. - Provider CLI updates wait for an active turn to finish, then start automatically. - Routine answers no longer appear twice in a Claude chat after an OpenBot restart. Settings no longer gets stuck on an empty page. Files & tools - Open large local files over 100 MB from the file panel, even when they can’t be previewed. - Claude agents can use tools from your shell’s PATH when OpenBot is opened from Finder, the Dock, or a login item. Full changelog: openbot.run/changelog#v0-44-…

Black Friday deal or fake discount? OpenBot can check prices daily, log verified offers in Google Sheets, and flag real drops. When the sale starts, compare prices with their history to see if a deal is actually worth it. Try OpenBot.

0.41.0 and 0.42.0 shipped today, and OpenBot has a new look. We’ve refreshed the UI with a redesigned sidebar for navigating your agents, stacks, and routines. Take a look. What do you think?

OpenBot 0.40.0 is here 🚀 Models & usage limits - Send a queued message to another connected model when your current model hits its usage limit. - Keep the agent’s workspace and thread when switching models, then return to its original model when the limit resets. Routines & integrations - Set a timezone for each server so routines run at the right local time. - Schedule one-time reminders. - Send routine answers to Slack, Discord, or Telegram, with delivery status and an option to resend. - Connect 1Password on joined servers, including headless servers. Notifications & controls - Receive agent notifications on Android. - Choose which servers appear in Dynamic Island without disconnecting them. Self-hosting - Back up, verify, and restore Docker instances. - Limit concurrent work when memory is low to help prevent out-of-memory failures. More improvements - Fill up to 16 text fields in the built-in browser in one step. - See only ready-to-use providers in the model picker. Undo an agent deletion for 8 seconds. Fixes - Prevent Gemini from accumulating temporary files on Windows. - Stop automatic provider restarts after three failed attempts and show the reason. Full changelog: openbot.run/changelog#v0-40-…

We’ve opened an OpenBot Discord 👋 Share feedback, report issues, ask questions, or tell us what you’re building with OpenBot. Whether you’re just getting started or already have a setup running, come say hi. Join us: discord.openbot.run

This is what an army of bots looks like in action. They write the code, run the tests, fix bugs, and manage the entire process. You review and approve the final result. Build your own team of agents with OpenBot.

OpenBot v0.39.0 and v0.39.1 bring more ways to collaborate, connect tools, and manage your agents. Agents that work together - Agents in Slack, Discord, and Telegram can answer simple questions themselves and bring in a teammate when they need its tools or context. - Move agents, routines, skills, memories, and settings between servers with the new Transfer tool. - Agents can now use separate Codex, Claude, or Grok accounts, each with its own usage limits. More capable agents - Agents can capture a display, window, or selected area after you approve the capture. - Connect Vercel so agents can browse projects and deployments, read logs, and investigate failed builds. Docker and server updates - Run multiple isolated OpenBot Docker instances on one host, each with its own resource limits. - Update Docker instances from the app. - See clearer server connection and update progress. More convenient app experience - OpenBot’s website now links to the iPhone and Android apps. - Copy, react to, or reply to a message from one action row. Full changelog: openbot.run/changelog

One of our teammates was on vacation but kept checking his email and work channels every morning. We set up a team of agents for him, each one checks a different channel, then a Briefing Agent brings the important updates together in one morning report. He can catch up quickly and get back to enjoying his time off.

Want to know what’s happening at work while you’re on vacation? Now you can get one morning briefing from email, Slack, and Discord instead of checking every channel yourself. Here’s how we set it up for one of our teammates:

Your agents, one team. 🚀 OpenBot v0.38.1 and v0.38.2 bring new ways for agents to collaborate, take action, and keep you in the loop. Agents working together - Agents in the same sidebar section can find each other and hand off work. - Agents can stop teammates they assigned tasks to. - For recurring requests, agents can create a routine or offer to set one up. More connected workflows - Agents can post to connected Slack, Discord, and Telegram channels from chats or routines. - Review and approve a message before an agent sends it for you. - Agents can remember useful workspace facts across conversations. Stay in the loop - Get iPhone notifications when an agent finishes, needs your input or approval, or encounters an error. - Notifications respect your phone’s settings, and message details are encrypted. Routines and web - View and edit routine flows in the web app and on joined servers. - Let an agent wait for an external event, such as a build finishing, then continue its task. - Visual replies and HTML previews now work in the web client. - Search chat files from your iPhone. Italian interface support is now available. ⚠️ Channel update: Channels are now archived and hidden. Their history stays on your computer for now, but the next release is planned to remove channels and their data. Move agents into sidebar sections to keep them working together.

OpenBot launched on August 13. Since then, we’ve shipped 77 releases. We ship fast, and your feedback helps shape what we build next. Thanks for shaping OpenBot alongside us. More to come.

OpenBot is now on @discord Talk to Discord bot, and it can coordinate with your OpenBot team behind the scenes. Send it a request in Discord, and it’ll work with the right bots from your stack and bring the result back to you. Try OpenBot and connect with Discord!

OpenBot v0.38.0 is out 🚀 This release makes it easier to connect providers, apps, and integrations on a remote server. Sign in from your own computer - Connect Codex, Claude, Gemini, and Muse to a joined server using your computer’s browser. - Sign in to GitHub, Slack, Discord, and Telegram connectors remotely. - Install Marketplace apps that require browser sign-in on a joined server. - Sign-in tokens stay on the server host. More flexible MCP setup - Configure your own OAuth app for URL-based MCP servers. - Open sign-in pages in your browser and use your existing passwords, passkeys, and sessions. Server updates - Hosted servers now install updates automatically while idle. - Updates are staged more clearly, and hosted servers with an update ready wake much faster. Smoother voice and browser experience - Dictated text now appears directly in your draft as you speak. - The built-in browser keeps the page you selected. - Pasting into a remote browser now sends text to the page as expected. Full changelog: openbot.run/changelog#v0-38-…

Meet the team that we created: - Love Stack Concierge coordinates; - Love Brief collects your interests and preferences; - Profile Scout looks for public profiles with shared hobbies; - First Message Coach drafts openers; - Privacy & Fit Reviewer checks them.

Could OpenBot help find you a love? Our devs can debug production at 2am, but their love lives, still in beta. They spend most of their time at the office, then hit the gym or play video games. Check how it goes:

OpenBot now supports webhook-triggered routines. Your agent doesn’t have to wait for its next scheduled run. When something happens in another service - say, a deployment finishes - that service sends a signal to OpenBot then starts the server and runs the routine you set up.

OpenBot v0.37.0 is out 🚀 Here’s what’s new: Easier provider sign-in - Sign in to Grok, Cursor, Cline, and Muse with a code. - If browser sign-in doesn’t finish, OpenBot offers code sign-in. - Connect Gemini with an API key. - On Linux, Claude sign-in also supports a code you can paste. More control over routines - Choose what happens when OpenBot was closed at a scheduled time: skip the run or run it once when OpenBot opens. - Routine history now shows skipped runs and marks runs that started late. Choose your dictation model - Manage dictation models in Settings → Voice. - Download Whisper large-v3 turbo for dictation in about 100 languages. - Parakeet remains the default and detects the spoken language automatically. Connect mobile to your own server - Pair the phone app with a self-hosted or Docker server by scanning a QR code. More complete translations - German, Spanish, French, Japanese, Brazilian Portuguese, Russian, and Turkish now cover all interface text. And there’s a new way to catch up after updating: OpenBot shows release notes in an in-app popup, including notes for versions you skipped. Full changelog: openbot.run/changelog#v0-37-…

OpenBot v0.35.0–v0.36.0 are out 🚀 These releases bring new providers, smarter routines, better mobile controls, and a smoother setup experience. Agent workflows and memory - Build routine flows by connecting agents, so one agent can pass its answer to the next. - Let agents edit routine flows and manage saved memories. - Choose which memories are always included, searchable, or selected by the agent. - Scheduled routines can now finish quietly when there’s nothing to report. More control from mobile - Reply to agents, answer questions, and stop tasks from the macOS Dynamic Island. - Manage Computer Use, local scripts, and agent behavior from the iPhone app. - Use Telegram to send requests to the right agent and get replies, approvals, and files in the chat. New providers and tools - Added native Pi RPC and Muse MSP providers. - Connect Cobrain to search and save shared agent notes. - Sign in to OAuth-enabled MCP servers on a joined server. - Provider settings now let you manage ACP agents and their runtimes. Voice and chat improvements - Live voice dictation now shows your words as you speak. - Choose how many memories each agent can keep. - See how much context an agent is using and when it compacts. - Copy and wrap long files directly in the preview panel. - Release notes now appear after selected desktop updates. Easier setup and server management - Start free with OpenCode models, without a subscription or sign-in. - Added Polish, Russian, Spanish, and German interface translations. - Update hosted and Linux servers from Server Settings. - Improved mobile setup for iPhone and Android. Read the full changelog: openbot.run/changelog

OpenBot v0.34.0 and v0.34.1 are out 🚀 These releases bring a new way to build agent workflows, more integrations, and improvements across servers, mobile, and setup. Build routines visually - Connect agents on a canvas to pass one agent’s answer to the next. - Add and edit routines from the canvas, or ask an agent to make changes for you. - Trigger routines with webhooks and test them directly. - Keep routine runs quiet when there’s nothing to report. More ways to work with agents - Connect Telegram and let the Telegram Orchestrator route requests to the right agent. - Sign in to OAuth-enabled MCP servers in the browser. - Turn built-in providers on or off for each computer. - Set a default provider for new local agents. More languages and mobile support - Added Russian, Spanish, and German interface translations. - OpenBot Mobile is now available for Android, with clearer setup instructions for both Android and iPhone. - The mobile app card now explains how to install OpenBot on either platform. Easier server management - Check for releases and request updates for supported servers. - Update hosted and Linux servers from Server Settings. - Remove offline servers you own from the web client. - Faster connections to joined servers when OpenBot starts. A smoother first run - Choose “Start free” to begin with OpenCode’s free models, without a subscription or sign-in. - Setup now has fewer steps and clearer provider options. - Improved browser controls on mobile, including right-click and live cursor support. Full changelog: openbot.run/changelog

Download OpenBot from Google Play: play.google.com/store/apps/d… Open the OpenBot app on your phone and get ready to scan a QR code. On your computer, go to Settings then Mobile Connect. Scroll down to Mobile Sign In and click Generate QR Code.

Now you can use OpenBot on your Android phone. We know many of you have been waiting for this. Keep reading to see how to connect it to your server

OpenBot servers are now available. Here’s how we’d set one up for marketing: a Monday morning routine that prepares you for work.

Yesterday, we shipped three OpenBot releases: v0.31.0, v0.32.0, and v0.33.0 🚀 Here’s what’s new: Richer agent replies - Agents can create visual replies with charts, tables, diagrams, and mockups. - Preview HTML and Mermaid code blocks directly in chat. - Copy tables from replies as Markdown or CSV. - Open images and play audio or video attachments directly in chat. More control while agents work - Steer supported ChatGPT and Claude agents with a new message while they’re working, or keep queuing messages as before. - Choose the behavior globally or for each agent. - Messages that can’t be steered show why and stay queued. - Failed sends stay in chat with Retry, Edit, and Dismiss actions. - Drafts are kept separately for each chat and channel, including after restarting OpenBot. New integrations - Connect Discord and let the Discord Orchestrator route requests to the right agent, with replies, approvals, reactions, and files in the thread. - Connect Bitwarden to fill passwords and authenticator codes in the OpenBot browser. - Use Cursor and Cline agents on joined servers from the app and web client. Routines and files - Subscribe to a calendar feed for upcoming routines. - Browse workspace folders and files directly in the file panel. - Preview Markdown source, download individual files, and show them in Finder. - Jump to a date in longer chats with the new day rail. Reliability and performance - Long chats use less memory, and provider history loads in pages. - Improved recovery for remote connections, provider changes, and interrupted messages. - Clearer provider errors and better recovery when an agent hits a usage limit. - Runtime updates now explain what’s needed and guide you through the update. - Added separate browser analytics controls and safer, limited provider error reports. Webhook triggers for routines - Run teammate and group routines from a webhook. - Filter incoming events and review received or ignored requests in routine history. - Webhook event data stays on the host computer, which must be online to receive requests. New Claude agents now use Haiku 5.5 by default. Full changelog: openbot.run/changelog#v0-33-…

Visited my parents last weekend, installed OpenBot on their laptop and showed them a few things. Today, Dad sent me this. Don’t ask. Yes, he put his own photo(AI-upgraded) on every bot and built a six-agent stack of himself, each with a different specialty.

How are you liking OpenBot on mobile so far? We’d love to hear your feedback, what do you like, and what should we improve? And to everyone waiting for Android… 👀 Let’s just say that next week might be interesting. Stay tuned.

We finished #2 on Product Hunt - 331 upvotes. Thanks to everyone who voted, left feedback, shared the launch, or cheered us on. 💜 We really appreciate you giving OpenBot a shot. Back to building 🫡

Do you like what we’ve already done? Upvote our launch on @ProductHunt! We’re currently at #3, and need your help to be #1. In return, we’ll deliver more cool stuff soon. producthunt.com/products/ope…

The Product Hunt leaderboard is now live, 121 upvotes for OpenBot so far! Thanks to everyone who’s voted, commented, and shared it. If you haven’t voted yet, you can still support us here: producthunt.com/products/ope…

OpenBot v0.30.0 is out 🚀 This release adds new integrations, self-hosting options, better provider controls, and a more capable OpenBot web experience. Apps and integrations - Agents can now suggest Marketplace apps directly in chat. - Connect an app from the new in-chat card, or dismiss it and undo the action. - Agents show a GitHub connection card when GitHub is required but not connected. - Connect 1Password from the Marketplace or Server Settings -> Connectors. - OpenBot creates a dedicated “Shared with OpenBot” vault and a restricted service account. - Agents can use stored logins in the OpenBot browser without seeing passwords or authenticator codes. Self-hosted servers - Added an official Docker image for Linux amd64 and arm64. - Run OpenBot as a self-hosted server with the Electron sandbox enabled. - Added a dedicated self-hosted server guide. - Added Linux arm64 downloads. - New download pages show system requirements, installation steps, and known limitations. OpenBot web - The OpenBot home page now explains what OpenBot does and answers common questions. - Added new comparison pages for Codex vs Claude Code, Claude Code vs Antigravity, Cursor vs Claude Code, and the best AI agent apps of 2026. - Comparison pages show how OpenBot can run different tools together as one team. - Added charts with scores, cost per task, and time per task from the Artificial Analysis Coding Agent Index. - Fully localized Turkish support now covers the entire app, including new features, connectors, Marketplace, routines, and error messages. More control over chats and routines - Choose whether Enter or ⌘Enter / Ctrl+Enter sends a message. - Enter used to confirm IME text never sends the message by mistake. - Routines can wait for a Claude or Codex usage limit to reset, or skip the run. - Agents and routines now show when they are waiting for an account limit, including the reset time when available. - Consecutive messages between agents are grouped into a single row for easier reading. - The Schedule view is now called Routines across the app. Remote desktop and connections - Clearer explanations when a remote desktop session fails to start. - Sunshine sessions now recover automatically when the host stops the streaming service. - Remote connections can now support up to 32 Signal connections instead of 8. - Phones no longer lose their connection slot after reconnecting following a network change. - OpenBot can now be installed as an app from Chrome, Edge, and Android. Provider and agent reliability - Switching an agent to another provider now preserves its previous work, commands, changed files, and progress notes. - Routines created on a connected server now run in the user’s timezone. - Provider and agent profile errors now show a clear reason and allow retrying when possible. - Gemini agents no longer fail because of invalid tool definitions. - Custom ACP agents handle multiple folders and slower model discovery more reliably. - Messages that reach a usage limit now wait in the queue and continue after the limit resets. - OpenCode and Claude sessions recover more reliably after restarts. Smaller improvements - Canva now works correctly in the embedded browser. - Phone sign-in codes can be filled from keyboard suggestions and autofill. - Failed Dynamic Island tasks can be dismissed without removing the error from the conversation. - Improved Marketplace pagination so agents and skills are not skipped. - File downloads now stop correctly when signing out, disconnecting, or quitting OpenBot. - Improved remote server synchronization, chat updates, provider downloads, and error messages. Read the full changelog: openbot.run/changelog

OpenBot is live on Product Hunt! A free, open-source alternative to Grok @bot, compatible with the models you already use. If you’re using OpenBot and enjoying it, an upvote, comment or share would mean a lot: producthunt.com/products/ope…

Build your agent team with the OpenBot Marketplace. Add ready-made bots to your stack and turn meeting notes into an actionable MVP plan, with Project Partner coordinating the team. See how to build your stack and put it to work below.

OpenBot v0.28.0 and v0.29.0 are out 🚀 These two releases bring new integrations, self-hosted servers, better agent workflows, and major improvements across the app. Slack and team workflows - Agents can now answer directly in Slack. - Mention @OpenBot in a public channel or send it a direct message. - Private channels can be connected with /invite @OpenBot. - The new Slack Orchestrator routes requests to the right agent and responds in the same thread. - Agents can include files and ask for approval directly in Slack. - Reply “stop” to cancel a running request. New providers and integrations - Cline is now available as a provider. - Connect Cline with your account or a CLINE_API_KEY. - Cline agents run locally on your computer and remain private to that device. - GitHub and Slack are now easier to manage from Server Settings → Connectors. - You can run your own account service, Signal service, and TURN server for remote access. Self-hosted OpenBot servers - Install OpenBot on a headless Linux computer or VPS directly from the terminal. - Use the same server from the desktop app, iPhone app, or openbot.run/app. - Manage the server from the openbot command: check its status, view logs, rename it, update it, or uninstall it. - Supported systems include Debian 12, Debian 13, and Ubuntu 26.04. Routines and agent control - A new Schedule view shows routines for all agents and channels in a day or week calendar. - Run an agent routine from a local script and pass it a custom payload. - Restart individual providers without interrupting agents from other providers. - Restart OpenBot when no agent is working, with queued routines running afterwards. - Hosted servers now go to sleep sooner when they are idle and wake up when needed. More feedback and customization - Added optional sound feedback for buttons, menus, agent changes, approvals, errors, and completed actions. - Choose between Warm, Mechanical, Bubbly, and Clicky sounds, or turn them off. - Brazilian Portuguese is now available in the desktop app and web client. - More of the app is now translated into Turkish. - Improved Dynamic Island animations, sizing, previews, and idle greetings. Compare OpenBot with other tools - Added OpenBot comparisons with ChatGPT, Cursor CLI, hosted OpenBot servers, Claude Cowork, and Manus. - Comparison pages now show where each product is available and which languages it supports. - OpenBot has no region lock. - Added a Compare section to the openbot.run navigation. Diagnostics and reliability - Provider diagnostics are now written to a local providers.log file without credentials, prompts, tool output, or conversation text. - Provider settings show the latest error and include a Copy diagnostics action. - Clearer explanations when a selected model is unavailable. - Improved provider downloads, updates, model discovery, and recovery after temporary failures. - Better file links for edited, moved, deleted, and external files. - Improved mobile reconnections and web connectivity after short network changes. - Fixed Windows CLI startup issues, CJK input confirmation, OpenCode model recovery, notification stacking, and empty agent messages. Read the full changelog: openbot.run/changelog#v0-29-…

For now, it is only available after installation(check below screen), but it will soon appear on the landing page.

Many of you asked for a simple way to run OpenBot remotely. Now your agents aren’t tied to your computer. Choose a server plan with clear specs, connect your AI provider, and you’re ready to go. Here’s a quick setup tutorial, and use case:

OpenBot v0.27.0 is out This release brings a new provider, better search, improved server management, and a redesigned Marketplace. Global search - Search across channels, files, routines, commands, and settings pages. - New filters for Channels, Files, and Routines. - Highlighted results and improved keyboard navigation. - Faster scrolling and pagination for large result lists. - Search now handles phrases split across line breaks. Cursor provider - Cursor is now available as a native OpenBot provider. - Sign in with your Cursor account or use a CURSOR_API_KEY. - Cursor agents run locally on your computer. - Cursor agents remain private to the device they run on. Servers and hosted sites - Providers are now managed separately for each server. - Hosted sites are assigned to the server that published them. - Site limits now depend on the server plan. - Manage hosted sites directly from Server Settings. - Better handling of server limits, downgrades, and unfinished payments. - Improved GitHub connection flow with account status, repository filtering, and disconnect confirmation. Marketplace - New full-screen Marketplace layout. - Separate tabs for Agents, Apps, and Skills. - New search, filters, and dedicated listing pages. - Install one skill across multiple agents at once. - See which agents failed during installation. - Keep the Marketplace open while adding an agent. - Open an agent’s chat directly after adding it. Customization - Added Turkish language support. - Added 10 logo color options. - Selected colors are reflected in the app icon, Dynamic Island, and OpenBot logos. Fixes and improvements - More reliable mobile reconnections. - Better web connectivity during short network changes. - Improved embedded browser OAuth flows. - Fixed Claude and Codex CLI startup on Windows usernames with spaces. - Improved OpenCode model recovery. - Better CJK text input behavior. - Improved notification grouping and display. Some older integrations were also replaced: the Cursor ACP preset is now handled by the Cursor provider, and the old GitHub personal access token plugin has been replaced by GitHub Connector. Read the full changelog: openbot.run/changelog#v0-27-…

We have a plan for the way you use OpenBot:

Introducing OpenBot Servers Your bots can now run 24/7, independently of your computer. Keep agents and routines working - even when your machine is off.

OpenBot v0.26.0 is out This release focuses on hosted servers, team chats, and long-running agent sessions. Team collaboration - Messages from other people in team chats now appear on the right with their name and color - Routine runs now appear as compact status lines instead of exposing routine instructions in chat Hosted servers - Hosted servers can update themselves automatically - Memory-aware queues prevent new tasks from overwhelming the server - Plan changes no longer interrupt an active server - Safer handling of out-of-memory situations - Unused browser tabs unload after 30 minutes and reload when needed Performance & reliability - Lower memory usage in long conversations and multi-agent sessions - Large file transfers now stream from disk instead of memory - Faster and more compact Computer Use sessions with OpenCode - Computer Use drivers stop correctly after crashes or out-of-memory kills - Idle Antigravity and custom ACP agents stay stopped - Clearer errors for oversized messages and provider failures - MCP tools now work correctly with names containing spaces More improvements - Remote browser controls now support Enter, Backspace, Delete, Tab, and arrow keys - Channel memories can be removed regardless of letter casing - Remote browser errors respect your selected language - Automatic updates now install the newest available version after one restart Hosted servers created before v0.26.0 require one manual upgrade before automatic updates become available. Full changelog: openbot.run/changelog#v0-26-…

OpenBot v0.25.2 is out The v0.25 release series brings major improvements to collaboration, hosted servers, OpenBot Web, and integrations. Collaboration & servers - Members of joined servers can import agents from Grok Bot - Owners and admins can update joined hosts directly from Server settings - Agents waiting for you now appear in a dedicated “Needs you” group - New hosted server plans with billing, storage, member limits, and automatic sleep - Hosted servers reconnect automatically when needed Integrations - Connect GitHub without manually adding a personal access token - Give every agent GitHub tools, including issues, pull requests, and comments - Sign in to Claude and Grok on hosted servers using your own device - Remote desktop is now supported on Linux X11 hosts OpenBot Web - Publish, update, and unpublish agents directly from the browser - Open shared agents in the browser and add them without the desktop app - Browser notifications for completed tasks, errors, approvals, and required input - Markdown, LaTeX formulas, server muting, billing, account settings, and global search - Better hosted server management from the web client Agent experience - Clearer Computer Use activity and provider error messages - Better OpenCode session recovery after reconnects - Agent plans, task status, and waiting states are easier to follow - iPhone Lock Screen activity stays updated while the app is in the background - Improved mobile search and server reconnection Full changelog: openbot.run/changelog#v0-25-…

The OpenBot Marketplace is live. Install agents shared by others, plugins and skills to the agents you already use, or submit an agent you’ve built.

Many of you have been waiting for a mobile version of OpenBot, now it’s here. iPhone users can now use OpenBot directly on their phones. Scan the QR code, join the public TestFlight beta, and start using. Your AI assistant, now in your pocket.

OpenBot v0.24.0 is out ⚠️ If you installed the Figma plugin before v0.24.0, remove the old Figma MCP server and install it again from Plugins. Agents: - Agents can now set up and configure other agents - Change another agent’s provider, model, and reasoning effort - Manage skills, routines, MCP servers, notifications, and workspace limits - Agents can use teammates, plugins, the browser, and Computer Use before giving up - Start a new chat without changing an agent’s setup - Agent plans are now shown as task lists on iPhone Providers & integrations: - Discover local model servers such as Ollama and LM Studio - Add custom ACP providers like Goose, Qwen Code, Cursor, and GitHub Copilot CLI - Edit saved custom endpoints - New Paper Desktop integration - Improved Figma MCP setup Mobile & web: - The iPhone app is now in public beta on TestFlight - Search agents and messages on mobile - Resize and compact the OpenBot Web sidebar - Search all conversations with Cmd/Ctrl+K - Web now supports channels, attachments, previews, queued messages, and browser controls Platform & performance: - OpenBot now supports Intel Macs - Browser previews no longer block agent actions - Smaller browser snapshots reduce context usage - Improved reconnection and remote host stability Full changelog: openbot.run/changelog#v0-24-…

Ok I see where the problem is now. You need to enter the server settings, not app settings. In the top-left corner, click on the name of your server. Then settings, and at the bottom of the list you should see the Import tab.

Which operating system you use? It works correct for me

Here’s how to move your bots from Grok Bot to OpenBot.

You can now migrate your bots from GrokBot to OpenBot in just a few clicks. Use the new Migrator to export your bots as a ZIP, then import it into your OpenBot server. Full tutorial below.

OpenBot v0.23.0 is out 🚀 This release includes the latest updates from v0.22.0 and v0.23.0. Agents & collaboration: - Live agent plans shown as task lists in chat - See teammate progress and stop delegated work - “Waiting for replies” block for agent coordination - Agents can read all teammate replies in one turn - Create agents with a specific provider, model, and reasoning effort - Ask-user prompts stay active beyond MCP timeouts - New agents can switch providers when the default has no model - Full Computer Use results are now available to OpenCode Providers & workspace: - Gemini support for Google AI Pro and Ultra - Add Gemini and custom providers during onboarding - Provider settings now have their own tab - Reasoning effort and provider availability are visible in the model picker - Per-agent Computer Use controls - Workspace-only access for agents - OpenCode Go quota shown in Usage - Latest provider CLIs installed on first download - Better provider management for joined servers Mobile & remote access: - Choose the interface language on mobile - Faster reconnection for joined servers - Improved mobile navigation and server management - Remote server images stay cached for faster access Web & public site: - Server settings and management available from the browser client - New OpenBot changelog page - Compare OpenBot with Grok Bot, Muse, Hermes Agent, OpenClaw, Manus, Claude Cowork, and Devin - New navigation for News, Guides, and Plugins - Reading progress and shareable links to page sections - New animated 404 page Reliability & polish: - Safer hosted-site file uploads with path validation - Better session logout and revocation - Stopped provider sessions no longer remain stuck - Queued messages are preserved when file deletion fails - Clearer timeout and provider error handling - Improved French and Japanese translations - Better menus, model picker animations, and server settings Full changelog: openbot.run/changelog

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Keep your marketing moving with OpenBot. Start with a brief, then work alongside specialized bots to shape a campaign plan, draft posts for X and LinkedIn, and explore video ideas. You set the direction and make the final call.

OpenBot v0.21.0 is out The biggest updates: - Import agents from Grok Bot directly in Server settings - Live voice dictation in the mobile chat composer - Lower RAM and CPU usage across the app - Smoother mobile performance with fewer frame drops - Skills and Files sections in mobile agent info - Delete channels directly from mobile - More reliable provider approvals and pending requests - Improved browser and Remote Control state handling - Better composer behavior with IME keyboards - New guides: AI agents and OpenBot vs. Grok Bot

Before the AI era, reports took hours, sweat, and way too much coffee-cleaning data, wrestling with formulas, fixing formatting. Now, agents automate the busywork, so people can focus on insights, this is automation that helps people, not replaces them.

OpenBot v0.20.1 is out Workspace & agents: - Storage usage per server, agent, and chat - Workspace-only access per agent - Edited agent instructions applied to Codex and Claude sessions - Workspace skill folders with descriptions up to 1024 characters - Shared confirmation dialogs across the app - Active provider shown in the usage chip Providers & integrations: - Apple and Google sign-in in the embedded browser - Provider CLIs updated to the latest upstream releases - Provider models shown newest first, with fallback when a model is removed - Composio MCP setup using your own MCP link - One-time MCP configuration notice removed - Secret code input hidden while a response is pending UI: - Improved mobile attachments, previews, and generated images - Animated WebP avatars stay animated - Per-server notification settings and working OS notifications - New chat replies shown even with reduced motion enabled - Dynamic Island idle emoji alignment - Linux ARM64 builds and managed runtimes - OpenBot can relaunch after a stuck quit Reliability: - Lower account-service request usage - More reliable browser state and smoke tests - Clearer NorbiAI review model configuration and validation Full changelog: github.com/nightly-labs/open…

What’s new in the latest OpenBot update - GPT-6 Luna and Claude Opus 5.5 as default models - OpenBot Web MVP now available to all accounts - French language support - Fixed embedded browser popups and agent OAuth continuation - Smoother mobile reply animations and keyboard scrolling - Mobile deep links and reusable invitation links - Status monitoring for managed OpenBot hosts - Clearer provider connection and onboarding actions - All provider models shown newest first, with fallback when a model is removed - Idle provider CLIs pause and resume on the next message - Lower idle RAM usage - Clearer Codex plan-limit notices - Routine history and status indicators in chat - More accurate live-view clicks and remote browser input - Dynamic Island width and height controls - Clearer errors across Grok, Codex, OpenCode, and routines - Claude narration kept out of chat bubbles

Claude Opus 5.5 is now available in OpenBot. Use one of the most powerful AI models directly in your workflow, together with OpenBot’s tools and capabilities.

OpenBot vs. GrokBot: Planning the Same Trip We created the same setup for both of them, with the same types of agents: - Traveler Assistant - Flight Bot - Accommodation Bot - Attractions Guide Then we gave them the exact same prompt and let them plan the trip. We recorded the process so you can see what happened step by step. Judge the result for yourself.

Plugins are now live in OpenBot. Your AI teammates can now work directly with GitHub, Linear, Sentry, Canva, PostHog, Airtable, and more. Review issues, manage projects, and work with your data, all from one workspace.

OpenBot v0.17 is out This release brings: - A rebuilt mobile composer - Mobile sidebar sections - New intro, splash, and QR scanning animations - Secure authentication inputs in chat - Clearer host-managed update behavior - Canva sign-in through a loopback redirect - Auto-approval enabled by default, with website changes reserved for Turbo - Plugin uninstall directly from the Marketplace - Provider downloads remaining available during checks - OpenBot’s bundled CUA driver for Computer Use - macOS Remote Desktop setup and local connection tests - A cleaner conversation UI without the Agent CLI setup card

OpenBot doesn’t force your entire team to use one model. Each agent can run on a different model at the same time; Codex, Claude, Grok, OpenCode, or your own custom provider. All of them can work side by side in the same workspace.

Choosing the right model matters more than you think. You can switch between models depending on how complex or repetitive the task is. Simple tasks shouldn’t burn through your credits, while difficult ones shouldn’t be held back by a less capable model.

OpenBot v0.15.3 is out - Provider names now appear below each icon in the model picker - Sign in to providers directly from the composer instead of opening documentation - Installer status now accurately reflects whether the app is installed

What’s new in the latest OpenBot update Highlights: - Custom agent avatars in activity indicators - Open attached files in the right panel - Agents can send updates to teammates without expecting a reply - Agents can complete authorization steps themselves - Agents can keep records in a shared database - Remaining usage shown for every connected provider - New Plugins tab for installing apps and skills - Better browser interactions and takeover flow - Improved handling of provider limits and required inputs - Fixed agent instruction autosave

From idea to live website in one simple workflow. One agent coordinates the project. One researches and verifies the data. One builds and deploys the final product. This is how multi-agent workflows can turn a simple brief into deployed website.

OpenBot v0.12.0 is out This update brings: - Markdown file previews - Improved expanded browser layouts and floating dialogs - A redesigned Marketplace - New Channel actions in sidebar menus - Per-server mute support on Dynamic Island - Clearer Remote Control permission messages - Smoother mobile startup and loading states - Improved mobile provider labels

Now the Main Agent has all the information it needs. It can put together the flights, accommodation, activities and estimated costs in one place. In the final summary, we can see the available flight options, places to stay, things to do and an estimated total cost for the trip. Simple, right?

The last agent in this stack is responsible for finding things to do in the destination and estimating their cost. It sends all of this information back to the Main Agent too.