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@withbuddi/buddi

v0.1.0-pre.49

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Your personal agents, on your computer

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A small AI team that lives on your computer.

buddi is a personal agent platform you run yourself. Your teammates use tools, work on schedules, remember what matters, and ask before doing anything consequential.

withbuddi.com · docs · plugins · GitHub

Install

You need Node 22 or newer. Nothing else.

npm install -g @withbuddi/buddi && buddi

The first buddi sets up a private database, starts a background service and opens the setup wizard in your browser. Every later buddi opens the dashboard. macOS and Linux.

What it does

  • Agents. Give each teammate a job: Planner prepares your mornings, Mail Triage watches your inbox, Ledger keeps an eye on your money. Agent Father makes new ones with you. Each is a markdown file you can read and edit.
  • Approvals. Sending mail, running a command or acting in a browser stops at a card that shows exactly what will happen. You decide.
  • Telegram. Pair your phone in the wizard. Chat, get the morning brief, approve cards, send voice notes.
  • Mail and calendar. Mail is fetched and threaded on your machine; Mail Triage brings you only what needs you. Calendars feed the morning brief and Home.
  • Widgets and lock screen. Weather, what is coming up, a world clock, on Home and on a lock screen with a PIN.
  • Plugins. Weather, calendar, finance, speech, image and more from the plugin market. Each shows every tool, host and schedule it brings before you install it.
  • Browser extension. Let an agent look at and act in your own browser. Add to Chrome.
  • Claude Code. buddi mcp runs buddi as an MCP server.

Private by design

  • Runs on your machine. Conversations, files and memory live in a private database in your data directory.
  • Your keys. Use your Claude or ChatGPT account, an API key, or Ollama. Each agent talks only to the provider you chose for it.
  • Secrets stay in the vault. Agents can use a password, never read it.
  • No telemetry. Besides your chosen AI, buddi only checks npm for a new version once a day (you can turn it off) and fetches plugins when you ask.

Links

buddi is a 0.1 pre-release. Apache-2.0.