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9 projects

Browser Use

Agents that navigate websites and complete tasks in the browser, with API integrations for the parts of a workflow that don't need a click.

Uses GitHub, Google Docs +2

OpenMausBot

A desktop chat app for managing a team of AI bots. Give each bot its own model, computer, and connected apps, then watch it work and approve actions in chat.

Uses GitHub, Gmail +3

Star4.8kTypeScript

Atomic Agent

Atomic Agent is an open-source assistant that runs on your machine. Work with files, browse the web, and connect the apps you use.

Integrations not yet verified

Star3.3kTypeScript

CrewAI

Build teams of agents that divide up tasks and work together, with flows that control how the work moves from one step to the next.

Uses GitHub, Gmail

Star59.7kPython

CopilotKit

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OpenTag and OpenBot are open-source templates from CopilotKit for building agents that work in Slack and Microsoft Teams, or on their own computers.

Uses Gmail, Google Calendar +1

Star38kTypeScript

Bops by Orgo

A Mac app for managing a team of AI bots that run business operations. Each bot has its own cloud computer on Orgo, email address, and phone number.

Uses Gmail, Slack

Star304TypeScript

Open Instinct

An open-source personal agent you text over iMessage, SMS, or email. Each agent has its own computer and can coordinate with the agents of people you trust.

Uses Gmail, Google Calendar +1

Star326TypeScript

Apollo Claw

Personalized AI assistants with persistent memory, built around a person's role and workflows. Work across email, calendars, documents, and business apps from one interface.

Integrations not yet verified

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Memoe

A voice assistant for Mac. Hold a key from any app and tell Memoe's assistant, Moe, what you need. It answers out loud and works, with approval before sending.

Uses Gmail, Google Calendar +2

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