Agibot
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Agibot is a personal AI agent for Mac that runs in the background with your own keys. It can brief you, watch for changes, and do web tasks without staying open.
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Agibot is trying to be the sort of assistant that doesn’t vanish when you close the window. It runs on a Mac in the background, stays active after the app is shut, and is meant to keep working without constant attention from the user.
The pitch is broad but practical. Agibot can send a morning brief, watch for changes and alert you when something shifts, and handle tasks on the web. It also works in more than one place: inside the app, on Telegram, or on Slack.
What makes it a little more cautious than the usual AI-agent demo is the memory and permission layer. Agibot remembers what you tell it, learns from your corrections, and asks before doing anything risky. That’s a sensible combination for something that is supposed to act on your behalf.
The other notable detail is the pricing hook: it is free forever if you use your own API key. On Product Hunt, that tends to be the kind of line people notice first, then argue about later.
My take — AI-written commentary, not fact-checked reporting
This is the right kind of AI agent pitch: useful first, grand claims later. The industry has spent long enough pretending “always-on” means “trust me, bro,” so asking before risky actions is a nice change of pace. A little less wizard, a little more seatbelt.
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