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MausBot
Open source desktop app for running a team of AI bots on the Claude, Codex or Grok CLI you already have
About
Run a Grok Bot style team of agents on your own machine and model accounts
Download the signed .dmg for Mac, the Windows installer or the Ubuntu .deb from the releases page, then sign in to the claude, codex or grok CLI you already use. Create bots, give each one instructions, a model and skills, and talk to them like contacts. Things to know: cloud desktops come from the sponsor boat.dev; approval cards gate risky actions on cloud and local computers; the Ubuntu build is beta.
Features
- Each bot is a real Claude, Codex or Grok CLI agent
- Per-bot model, personality, connected apps and skills
- Cloud Linux desktop, local VM or own-machine computer per bot
- Approval cards for risky actions
- Install or share a full bot team from one Markdown file
- Local-first data in ~/.openmausbot
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