Run a team of AI agents on your own computer
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Collected Nov 11, 2026
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According to OpenAITools.app telemetry verified on 2026-11-11, OpenBot (openbot.run) is an AI platform indexed under AI Agent generating 145.31K monthly visits with a month-over-month traffic delta of +139.96K (+2,617.1%). Its primary geographic market is Brazil (41.1% traffic share), and it operates on a Freemium, Free, Contact for Pricing pricing model. Top competing alternatives by monthly volume include Orca (1.03M visits/mo), Eigent AI (575.7K visits/mo), Maestri (57.63K visits/mo).
Running multiple agents that actually talk to each other is a game changer.
Setup took a bit of fiddling, but works great with local Ollama.
Awesome local workflow app.
UI can get cluttered when you have five agents running.
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Each agent has its own role, instructions and workspace and can send messages, hand off tasks, share files and review each other's output.
Run Codex, Claude Code, Gemini, Grok, OpenCode, Cursor and Cline on subscriptions you already pay for, or connect ACP agents, OpenAI-compatible endpoints, Ollama or LM Studio.
Combine agents, models and human approval steps into reusable workflows that can be updated as your process changes.
Workspaces, conversations, files and browser data stay on the computer that runs OpenBot instead of on the vendor's servers.
Invite teammates into shared channels so people and AI agents work on the same projects and see the same context.
OpenBot organises AI work around agents rather than around chat history. You define an agent with a name, instructions and a workspace, then send it work through channels shared with other agents and your teammates. Agents hand off tasks to each other, review results and post updates, so a request like "investigate this bug" can flow from an analysis agent to a coding agent to a reviewer without you relaying messages manually.
OpenBot deliberately does not sell you another model subscription. It runs Codex, Claude Code, Gemini, Grok, OpenCode, Cursor and Cline against the plans you already have, and it also supports any agent that speaks the Agent Client Protocol (such as Goose or Qwen Code), any OpenAI-compatible endpoint, and local models through Ollama or LM Studio. If a plan hits its limit or a provider goes down, an agent can move to a backup model on another provider while keeping its conversation and workspace intact.
Data stays on the machine that runs OpenBot: workspaces, conversations, files and browser data are stored locally rather than on OpenBot's servers. It supports macOS, Windows and Linux, with iOS and Android builds, and the source code is published on GitHub under the PolyForm Noncommercial 1.0.0 license. For commercial use and managed deployment, an OpenBot for Teams offering is available on request.
Have one agent analyse a bug, another write the fix and a third review the diff, all inside one persistent workspace.
Invite colleagues and agents into the same channels so tasks, files and context do not get lost in separate chat threads.
Run agents locally so confidential documents and browsing data never have to leave the computer executing OpenBot.
Set up a weekly workflow where several agents collect numbers, draft a report and wait for a human approval before publishing.
Side-by-side telemetry comparison of competing AI tools in the same primary category
| Rank | AI Tool | Monthly Visits | MoM Growth | Direct traffic share | Pricing | Head-to-Head |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| ● | OpenBot | 145.31K | +2,617.1% | 43% direct | Freemium, Free, Contact for Pricing | Current |
| 1 | Orca Runs multiple CLI coding agents in parallel using Git worktrees, but focuses specifically on terminal-based coding workflows. | 1.03M | +1% | 34% direct | Free, Open Source, Enterprise on request | vs Orca |
| 2 | Eigent AI Orchestrates an open-source desktop AI workforce across browser and terminal tasks, but lacks preconfigured team collaboration templates. | 575.7K | +1.4% | 14% direct | Freemium, Free Trial, Contact for Pricing | vs Eigent AI |
| 3 | Maestri Provides a visual canvas desktop app to orchestrate multiple coding agents, but requires manual setup for local models. | 57.63K | +41.6% | 34% direct | Free Trial, Paid, Free | vs Maestri |
| 4 | Scape Coordinates parallel AI coding agents across local git worktrees on macOS, but offers less built-in workflow customisation. | 12.12K | -23.8% | 18% direct | Free Trial, Paid | vs Scape |
| 5 | Multica Integrates human teams and AI coding agents into shared task queues, but operates primarily as a project management platform. | 449.58K | -1.2% | 69% direct | Free Trial | vs Multica |
| 6 | OpenAgents Connects human teams with autonomous AI agents in a shared open-source workspace, but lacks deep local desktop integration. | 38.29K | +48.4% | 31% direct | Freemium | vs OpenAgents |
Free / Open-sourceRuns multiple CLI coding agents in parallel using Git worktrees, but focuses specifically on terminal-based coding workflows.
Free / Open-sourceRuns multiple CLI coding agents in parallel using Git worktrees, but focuses specifically on terminal-based coding workflows.
Free / Open-sourceOrchestrates an open-source desktop AI workforce across browser and terminal tasks, but lacks preconfigured team collaboration templates.
Provides a visual canvas desktop app to orchestrate multiple coding agents, but requires manual setup for local models.
Coordinates parallel AI coding agents across local git worktrees on macOS, but offers less built-in workflow customisation.
Free / Open-sourceIntegrates human teams and AI coding agents into shared task queues, but operates primarily as a project management platform.
Free / Open-sourceIntegrates human teams and AI coding agents into shared task queues, but operates primarily as a project management platform.
Free / Open-sourceConnects human teams with autonomous AI agents in a shared open-source workspace, but lacks deep local desktop integration.
Free / Open-sourceConnects human teams with autonomous AI agents in a shared open-source workspace, but lacks deep local desktop integration.
Delivers a terminal-first coding agent optimized for local open-weight models, but lacks a graphical multi-agent management dashboard.
Delivers a terminal-first coding agent optimized for local open-weight models, but lacks a graphical multi-agent management dashboard.
Free / Open-sourceExecutes model instructions directly inside local terminal sandboxes, but lacks a dedicated collaborative team management interface.
Free / Open-sourceExecutes model instructions directly inside local terminal sandboxes, but lacks a dedicated collaborative team management interface.
Free / Open-sourceOpen-source coding agent built for low-cost, open-weight language models
Free / Open-sourceOpen-source coding agent built for low-cost, open-weight language models
SpecialistThe AI coding agent for building ambitious software
SpecialistThe AI coding agent for building ambitious software
SpecialistA general-purpose AI agent that executes tasks, not just answers them
SpecialistA general-purpose AI agent that executes tasks, not just answers them
