Remembers you
Your window seat, your budget, the projects you're on. Read or edit anything it knows.
Open source soon
Your personal AI assistant. On your own server.
Message it like a friend. It books the flight, briefs you on your day and fixes the failing test, and checks with you before anything that matters.
Your memories. Your models. Your server.
How it works
Set it up once. After that, you just talk to it.
1
Make it yours
Give it a name, a personality and a model. Decide what it may do on its own and what it asks about first.
2
Tell it what you need
In plain words. It already knows your preferences, so you don't repeat yourself, and it does the legwork while you get on with your day.
3
Say yes when it counts
Looking things up happens on its own. Paying, posting or changing anything waits for one tap from you.
Less chatbot, more assistant.
It keeps context, uses real tools and carries on while you're away.
Has its own computer
A real browser and a sandboxed desktop, separate from yours. Watch it work, or take over any time.
Asks before it acts
Set each tool to Allow, Ask or Off. Anything beyond reading asks first unless you say otherwise.
Keeps your secrets
Passwords and cards live in a vault and are filled in for it. The model never sees them.
Works while you're away
A morning brief, a weekly check-in. A push to your phone when it's done or needs you.
Fits into your day
Connect your calendar, email and docs over MCP. Add specialist agents when one isn't enough.
Private by default.
No account with us and no hosted tier. Your chats and memories stay in your own database; only the model calls leave your server. Close the tab mid-reply or restart the server, and it picks up where it left off.
- RuntimeNode 24, one process
- StorageSQLite
- ModelsClaude, GPT and more
- Provider keysStay on your server or gateway
- SandboxYour own VM or a Docker container
- Sign-inPassword or passkey
Questions
When can I try it?
Soon. I'm getting the code ready to open source. Follow
@AshikNesin on X and
you'll hear the day it ships.
Is there a hosted version?
No. You run it yourself, on a small server or your own machine, so your chats,
memories and secrets stay with you.
Is it one assistant or several?
Start with one. If you want, add specialists like a travel planner or a code helper,
each with its own personality, model and tools. They can hand work to each other.
Which models does it use?
The ones you already pay for, such as Claude or GPT. Call a provider directly or go
through Cloudflare AI Gateway.
Can it spend money without asking?
No. A saved card asks for your OK every time it's used, and the model never sees the
number.
Open source soon
Tiny Agents is going open source.
I'm getting it ready for release. Follow along on X for the launch and what I'm building next.