Just got my Bytebot to setup it's email client. Bytebot is a turnkey desktop agent - an AI that controls a virtual machine. It comes with a browser, email client, password manager and more installed. And it's open source, so you can set it up locally or host it in the

Invited my open source desktop agent to 1Password, so that I can share 2FA passwords with it. Bytebot checked it's email, opened a browser and created it's own account, then downloaded and read through a PDF before logging into the 1Password desktop client. It's using the

I love the UX of Bytebot's task detail page - as you scroll through the messages, the screenshots automatically update.

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Bytebot handles 2FA just like a coworker would. I gave my Bytebot a Bitwarden account and installed the browser extension in Firefox 🔥 . I can share passwords, identities, and credit cards, all available via autocomplete for the agent to use. I shared a GitHub account that

Fuck it, Bytebot MCP

More choice in the LLM power your desktop agent - Bytebot now supports Google Gemini and OpenAI GPT integrations!

Friendly reminder that Bytebot is an agent with its own virtual computer, that you can install any program/application on. And unlike ChatGPT Agent, it’s fully open source: github.com/bytebot-ai/byt…

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Whoa, Bytebot is trending on Github: github.com/trending?since…

👨‍🔧 Github: Bytebot is a self-hosted AI desktop agent that automates computer tasks through natural language commands, operating within a containerized Linux desktop environment. 2.2K Stars ⭐️ github. com/bytebot-ai/bytebot

Most people think AI agents can only run in the browser. But this AI agent controls a full desktop—clicks, types, reads screens—and automates everything you do on your computer. It's called Bytebot. Follow this to see how it works:🧵

Don't underestimate the value of Desktop Agents. For years, we accepted that most cross-app processes can't be automated without APIs, and even our best automations break when a button moves 10 pixels. I gave an AI control of a computer. It navigated legacy portals, handled 2FA