MyAgent

Multi-channel agent gateway — chat with Claude Code agents from your phone via Telegram, Slack, Discord, iMessage, and WhatsApp.

What It Does

Your Phone (Telegram, Slack, iMessage, Discord, WhatsApp)
    → Gateway routes message by @mention alias
    → Agent runs claude -p in its workspace
    → Real-time streaming response sent back
    → Web UI at localhost:4888 for dashboard + chat

Each agent has its own identity, workspace, system prompt, memory, tools, and MCP integrations. One service, unlimited agents, all channels.

Features

• Multi-channel — Telegram, Slack, Discord, iMessage, WhatsApp, Web UI
• Persistent sessions — agents remember conversations across messages
• Real-time streaming — token-by-token output in the web UI
• Advanced memory — semantic search + daily journals + auto-compaction
• 39 pre-hosted MCPs — Stripe, QuickBooks, HubSpot, and more. Bring your API key, use our servers.
• Autonomous goals — agents with heartbeat schedules and budget tracking
• Cron schedules — recurring tasks (price alerts, daily reports, monitoring)
• Org chart — organize agents by department with reporting hierarchies
• Task kanban — assign and track work across agents
• Agent Creator — create new agents through conversation, no forms

Getting Started

Fastest path (have Node.js?)

npx myaiforone

One command. It checks for Claude Code CLI (installs if missing), authenticates, builds, and launches. If anything fails, it tells you exactly what to paste into Claude for help.

New to the command line?

Open claude.ai and share the contents of docs/CLAUDE-AI-SETUP.md. Claude will walk you through installing Node.js, Claude Code CLI, and everything else — step by step, conversationally.

Manual setup

git clone https://github.com/agenticledgerclient/myAIforOne.git
cd myAIforOne
npm install

Then open Claude Code in this directory and run /setup. It walks you through:

1. Connecting your channels (Telegram, Slack, etc.)
2. Creating your first agent
3. Auto-creating 5 template agents that demonstrate every feature
4. Starting the service

After setup, you'll have 6 agents ready to go:

| Agent | Alias | What it does | |-------|-------|-------------| | Your Agent | @yourname | General-purpose assistant | | Agent Creator | @agentcreator | Creates new agents through conversation | | Daily Digest | @digest | Morning briefing of agent fleet activity | | Crypto Price | @crypto | BTC/ETH prices every 4 hours | | Journal | @journal | Personal memory with semantic recall | | Market Watch | @market | Stock/crypto lookups via web search |

Web UI

http://localhost:4888/ui     — Chat with agents
http://localhost:4888/org    — Org chart + agent management
http://localhost:4888/tasks  — Kanban task board

Adding Agents

Message @agentcreator:

"I need a coding agent for my React project at ~/Desktop/myapp"

It asks a few questions, then creates the agent — folder structure, system prompt, config, channels — and restarts the service. No forms.

MCP Integrations

39 HTTP MCP servers are pre-registered. To connect one to an agent:

1. Get your API key for the service (e.g., Stripe secret key)
2. Tell @agentcreator to attach it, or add it via the web UI
3. The MCP server runs on our infrastructure — you just provide the key

See mcp-catalog.json for the full list with categories and required keys.

Documentation

• Architecture Reference — full platform documentation
• Add New Agent Guide — manual agent creation
• Add New MCP Guide — connecting MCP servers

Running as a Service

macOS (launchd)

The /setup wizard offers to install this automatically. Or manually:

npm start                    # Run directly
# Or install as auto-start service — see /setup

Licensing

MyAIforOne requires a license key to activate agents. When you first open the web UI, a license activation popup will appear. Enter your key (MA1-xxxxxxxx-xxxx-xxxx-xxxx-xxxxxxxxxxxx) to activate. You can also enter it later in Admin → Settings → License.

Without a license key, you can browse the web UI but agents won't execute.

License

MIT