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verybot

v0.1.12

Published

Multi-channel AI agent framework with Telegram, Discord, Slack, and WhatsApp support

Readme

VeryBot - Assistant for Your Work

VeryBot is a self-hosted AI assistant platform for real work.
It helps individuals, teams, and developers run work from one place: chat with your assistant, organize tasks, manage teams, save playbooks, automate recurring jobs, and connect external channels like Telegram, Discord, Slack, and WhatsApp.

Quick Start (User) · Quick Start (Developer) · Let LLM Set Up Your Flow Example · Playbooks · Docs

Why VeryBot

  • Reduce context-switching: one assistant across chat, tasks, teams, and channels.
  • Turn talk into execution: convert conversations into structured tasks you can track and ship.
  • Move faster with less micromanagement: set goals once and let the assistant create/follow up on work.
  • Replace repetitive reminders with scheduled automation.
  • Stay in control anywhere: use the same Control UI from desktop or mobile when reachable.
  • Reuse what works: save proven workflows as playbooks and run them again.
  • Keep your data ownership: self-host with local-first runtime data under ~/.verybot.
  • Extend only when needed: add tools, skills, and MCP integrations without changing core workflow.

Who It Is For

  • Solo operators: personal work copilot with task and reminder automation.
  • Small teams: shared team context, team-specific workflows, and worker agents.
  • Developers: self-hosted runtime with tools, APIs, and extensibility.

Quick Start (User)

Requirements:

  • Node.js >=22
  • npm

Install and run (npm, fastest):

npm install -g verybot
verybot

Upgrade later:

npm install -g verybot@latest

Open the Control UI:

  • http://localhost:28789

If the UI asks for a gateway token, you can:

  • Copy it from the terminal output where you started verybot (GATEWAY_TOKEN: ...)
  • Or run:
verybot config get GATEWAY_TOKEN

First setup in Settings -> Agent:

  1. Choose a model provider.
  2. If you picked an API-key provider, add your API key.
  3. If you use Codex CLI or Claude CLI and it already works on this machine, no API key setup is needed.
  4. Save and send a chat prompt like: Set up a team and starter tasks for launch planning.

Need to access it from LAN or internet?

LAN access

From installed CLI runtime (bind gateway/UI on all interfaces):

verybot --host 0.0.0.0 --port 28789

Then open:

  • http://<your-lan-ip>:28789

Internet access (recommended setup)

  1. Run VeryBot on the server:
verybot --host 127.0.0.1 --port 28789
  1. Put a reverse proxy with TLS in front (example: Caddy):
verybot.example.com {
  reverse_proxy 127.0.0.1:28789
}
  1. Point your domain DNS to that server and open only ports 80/443 in firewall/security groups.
  2. Keep GATEWAY_TOKEN private and rotate it if leaked.

Quick Start (Developer)

Clone and run from source:

git clone https://github.com/charlie0077/verybot.git
cd verybot
npm install
npm run dev

Useful commands:

| Command | Purpose | | --- | --- | | npm run dev | Backend + UI dev servers | | npm run dev:backend | Backend only (tsx watch) | | npm run dev:lan | Expose UI on LAN (0.0.0.0:10000) | | npm run build | Build backend + UI to dist/ | | npm start | Run production build | | npm test | Run test suite |

Let LLM Set Up Your Flow Example

In Chat, you can ask the LLM to set up your workflow instead of doing everything manually.

Example prompts:

  • Create a team called Growth Ops for launch planning.
  • For Growth Ops, set up task statuses: backlog, todo, in_progress, blocked, done.
  • Create tasks for launch planning and place them in backlog.
  • Set up a recurring Monday reminder to review launch risks.
  • Create a playbook called Launch Checklist with clear handoff steps.

Then review and refine in Teams, Tasks, Scheduler, and Playbooks.

Playbooks

Use Playbooks to store reusable workflows (SOPs, checklists, scripts) your assistant can follow.

Common playbooks:

  • New customer onboarding
  • Weekly team planning
  • Incident triage
  • Release readiness checklist

Channels (Optional)

Connect external channels in Settings -> Channels.

| Channel | Required keys | | --- | --- | | Telegram | TELEGRAM_BOT_TOKEN | | Discord | DISCORD_BOT_TOKEN | | Slack | SLACK_BOT_TOKEN, SLACK_APP_TOKEN | | WhatsApp | WHATSAPP_PHONE_ID |

License

MIT