A local-first desktop AI assistant that manages tasks, knowledge graphs, code, and apps directly from your machine.
Automate tasks, maintain personal knowledge graphs, and run local AI models without surrendering data privacy.
Row-Bot is a local-first desktop AI assistant built to execute multi-step tasks, manage local files, and run autonomous workflows. It connects local LLMs via Ollama or commercial API keys to handle calendar schedules, software code, and documents while keeping all memory on your computer. It is designed for professionals who need an automated executive assistant without sending private data to third-party clouds.
Row-Bot operates desktop applications, manages an Obsidian-compatible knowledge graph, and delegates complex goals to specialized sub-agents. It provides integrated panels for code editing and visual design, runs scheduled or webhook workflows, and supports voice dictation through local speech models. Any action marked as risky pauses automatically to ask for your explicit approval before running.
This tool suits privacy-focused executives, developers, and power users who want autonomous AI task execution across local applications and chat tools. It is less suitable for non-technical users looking for a zero-configuration web service or those lacking hardware capable of running local models.
Maintains a personal memory graph with recall capabilities and an Obsidian-compatible wiki vault.
Requires explicit user approval in the app or connected messaging channel before performing risky system actions.
Spawns dedicated sub-agents with independent chats to pursue complex goals until completion.
Integrates directly with Telegram, WhatsApp, Discord, Slack, and SMS for remote task execution.
Generates mockups, slides, and code repositories complete with Git actions and interactive terminals.
Row-Bot is free and open-source under the Apache-2.0 license. The software itself has no licensing costs, but using cloud-hosted models requires your own paid API keys or subscriptions. Running local models or self-hosting on a server requires your own compute hardware.
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Yes, Row-Bot can run entirely offline when configured with Ollama for language tasks and local models like Whisper and Kokoro for speech.
When an agent attempts a sensitive system operation, it pauses and sends an Approve or Deny prompt to your desktop, tray, or connected chat channel.
Yes, you can connect a phone or remote computer by scanning a QR code over Tailscale, local Wi-Fi, or a Docker server deployment.
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