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-…

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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!