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An open source personal AI agent
MausBot is a free, open source personal AI agent: memory you can read and edit, Gmail, Slack and hundreds more apps, voice, and automations from a sentence.
MausBot is a free, open source personal AI agent that runs on your own computer. Each bot keeps a plain-text memory you can read, edit and delete, connects to Gmail, Slack, Notion and hundreds more apps, talks back by voice, and sets up its own automations from a sentence. It runs on the Claude, ChatGPT or Grok account you already have.
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The facts
| Memory | Plain text in the bot's folder that you can view, edit or delete; ask it to forget something and it does |
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| Apps | Gmail, Calendar, Slack, GitHub, Notion and hundreds more through Composio; sign in once, several accounts per app |
| Automations | "When I get an email from Acme, draft a reply": the bot sets it up and shows Pause, Edit and Undo |
| Voice | Spoken replies, and Live calls with your own OpenAI key |
| Where data lives | ~/.openmausbot on your computer, or My Cloud if you choose MausBot Cloud |
| License and price | Apache 2.0; free. Model usage on your own accounts |
How it works
- Install MausBot and sign in to one engine you already use.
- Connect the apps the agent should use: Gmail, Calendar, Slack, Notion.
- Tell it about yourself once. It keeps what matters in its memory, which you can open and edit.
- Ask for automations in plain words, such as "every morning, send me today's meetings".
What to know first
- Your data stays on your computer, but prompts go to the model provider you chose, unless you run a local model.
- Connected apps go through Composio, a third party, unless you bring your own Composio project.
- On your own computer, automations run while MausBot is open. MausBot Cloud runs them with your computer off.
Frequently asked questions
- What does the agent remember about me?
- What it writes in its memory: a plain-text file in the bot's folder that you can open, edit or delete. Ask it to forget something and it removes it.
- Can it read my email and calendar?
- Yes, once you connect Gmail and Google Calendar under Connected apps. Your sign-in tokens stay with Composio, not in the chat.
- Is my data used to train a model?
- MausBot doesn't train on anything. What the model provider you chose does with prompts is set by that provider's terms.
- Does it need a subscription?
- No. MausBot is free and runs on an AI account you already have. MausBot Cloud, from $15 a month, keeps it working with your computer off.