Always-on Mac agent
Agibot remains active in the Mac menu bar after its window is closed and can launch when the user logs in.
Agibot
Agibot is a personal AI agent for Mac that runs from the menu bar, supports web browsing and scheduled routines, and keeps editable long-term memory. It can be used through the Mac app, Telegram, or Slack, with approval controls for tool actions.
Overview
Agibot is a personal AI agent for Mac designed to continue working beyond an open chat window. It runs from the menu bar, can start at login, and combines conversational interaction with web browsing, tool use, scheduled routines, and persistent memory.
The product is intended for users who want an assistant that can handle recurring or follow-up tasks while retaining user-editable context. Agibot is available through its Mac app as well as Telegram and Slack, and it requests approval for several actions before carrying them out.
Features
Multiple conversation surfaces
Users can interact with Agibot in its Mac app, through Telegram, or through Slack.
Web research and scheduled routines
The agent can browse the web, use tools, and run routines on a schedule. Routine results can be sent to the desktop, Telegram, or Slack.
Editable local memory
Long-term memories and skills are stored locally and can be read, edited, or deleted by the user.
Action controls
Each tool can be set to allow, ask, or block. File writing, web fetching, memory deletion, and scheduling require approval by default.
Flexible model connections
The product supports major hosted model providers, local models through Ollama, OpenAI-compatible endpoints, and sign-in with ChatGPT or Google.
Use cases
Recurring personal workflows
Set recurring routines to run without keeping the main Agibot window open, then receive results on the desktop, Telegram, or Slack.
Web research
Ask Agibot to investigate a topic or retrieve information from web pages, with web-fetching actions subject to the product’s approval controls.
Cross-channel assistance
Continue a task from a preferred communication surface by using the Mac app for direct interaction or Telegram and Slack for remote prompts and results.
Personalized assistance with user-managed context
Keep durable instructions or context in editable memories and skills, then review, change, or remove that information as needed.
Pros and Cons
Pros
- Continues running from the Mac menu bar after the main window is closed.
- Supports scheduled routines, web browsing, and tool-based actions.
- Provides editable long-term memory and local storage for conversations, memories, and skills.
- Offers approval controls for actions and supports multiple hosted and local model options.
- Can deliver routine results through the desktop, Telegram, or Slack.
Cons
- Pricing and plan details are not available from the provided site content.
- The available product information does not document setup requirements, team or multi-user workflows, or a broader set of concrete use cases.
- Some capabilities depend on connecting a supported model provider or local model.
FAQ
What is Agibot?
Agibot is a personal AI agent for Mac. It can be used in the app, on Telegram, or on Slack, and can browse the web, run scheduled routines, use tools, and maintain editable long-term memory.
Does Agibot keep working after the app window is closed?
Yes. Closing the window leaves Agibot running in the Mac menu bar. It can also start when you log in, and scheduled routines continue running and can send results to the desktop, Telegram, or Slack.
Does Agibot ask before it takes actions?
Yes. Tools can be configured to allow, ask, or block. Writing files, fetching web pages, deleting memories, and scheduling ask for approval by default. Shell commands remain disabled until enabled, always require approval, and run in a macOS sandbox without network access.
Which AI models and providers does Agibot support?
Agibot supports API keys from Anthropic, OpenAI, Google Gemini, xAI, OpenRouter, Groq, DeepSeek, and Mistral. It also supports local models through Ollama, OpenAI-compatible endpoints, and sign-in with ChatGPT or Google.
Where is Agibot data stored?
Conversations, memories, and skills are stored in a local database on the Mac, while provider keys are encrypted with the macOS keychain. Messages are sent to the model provider selected by the user.
Quick Facts
- Category
- AI Agent; Productivity
- Platform
- Mac
- Access surfaces
- Mac app, Telegram, and Slack
- Memory
- Local, user-readable, editable, and deletable
- Model options
- Supported API providers, Ollama local models, OpenAI-compatible endpoints, and ChatGPT or Google sign-in
- Source domain
- agibot.sh
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