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Process Manager for Autonomous AI Agents

A robust process manager for persistent AI bots featuring declarative configuration, hot-reloading, and multi-interface support across terminal and web platforms.

Manage persistent AI bots with a terminal dashboard, web UI, and declarative configuration.

BOT.md and the next run picks up changes. No restarts, no deploys, no downtime. Download the latest binary with checksum verification. Supports macOS, Linux, and Windows on AMD64 and ARM64.

Interactive creation via Claude. Generates a BOT.md config file with your bot's name, schedule, and system prompt.

Open the TUI dashboard to monitor and control all your bots. Or use the web UI for browser-based access.

Start, stop, message, and resume bots from the CLI or either dashboard. Bots run as background processes.

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