All passing in 12 seconds. Line 48 looks off. Want me to fix it?
TwinkleOnline · running on your computer
Today 21:08
How's this line?
Cut it. Anyone could say that. Write what you built.
SproutOnline · running on your computer
Today 21:08
Is today's digest ready?
Yes: 3 decisions, 2 to-dos — saved to memory.
BeatOnline · running on your computer
Today 21:08
Gestern ich bin ins Kino.
Schön! Welcher Film? (Word order: Gestern bin ich…)
CrystalOnline · running on your computer
Today 21:08
What should we cook this weekend?
Sam wants fish and Mom skips cilantro. Steamed bass?
PilotOnline · running on your computer
Today 21:08
Are last month's expenses done?
Filed 9 invoices. One has the wrong name, so it's waiting for you.
Message…
Reach it from your phone
Jobs and personas are examples; you write your own. The phone is illustrative · swipe to switch
The job lives in the personaA few lines are enough. Templates are only a start.
Its own model and memoryEach bot gets its own model, folder and budget.
Keep as many as you likeOne writes code, one coaches your German. No overlap.
03What it does
It does the work.And it remembers.
Whoever you write it to be, these skills come built in. It acts on your computer in plain sight, and keeps its memory as Markdown files on your own disk.
01Computer usemacOS Beta
Not just chat — it gets things done.
It sees the screen, opens apps, reads and writes files, runs commands — and you can watch every step.
Only 24 actionsScript execution, killing processes and the like are hidden from the model.
Writes stay in its workspaceGoing further needs your OK — or switch to read-only.
Auto by default, ask-first optionalUI-changing actions like clicks and typing can wait for you.
Screen content seen during computer use is sent to the model you choose.
02Long-term memory
It remembers you — and knows what not to keep.
Three layers — bot, group and team — kept separate.
Plain Markdown filesOn your disk, open in any editor.
Secrets are refusedPasswords, keys and ID numbers are detected and skipped.
Long chats tidied upA context steward does it with the cheaper model you pick.
✓Open the Downloads folder✓Select 12 invoices✓Drag into “Expenses”
Needs your OKMove 12 files to ~/Documents/Expenses
AllowDeny
expenses.xlsx · 9 KB
Open the Downloads folder, Select 12 invoices, Drag into “Expenses”, Needs your OK: Move 12 files to ~/Documents/Expenses, Allow, expenses.xlsx · 9 KB
MEMORY.mdExample
# About you- Prefers short answers- Daily digest at 17:00## topics/project.md- Release date: confirmed- Email password: hunter2
✗ Looks like a password — skipped
And there's more.
Images and videoJust ask and it generates. It checks the model with you only when a run would cost over $0.5.
Three permission levelsRead-only, workspace or full access, set per bot. Even with full access, recursive deletes ask first.
Slash commands/model, /reset and more work in the app and in your chat apps.
Spending at a glanceBalance, low-balance alerts and daily usage live in the app, and each bot can get its own spending cap.
One routeThe white-label build points at a single relay address: no international/mainland pair and no automatic switching.
Pictures and files in chat appsSend it pictures and files; vision models can read them, and it can send files back.
04Models & pricing
One key.Every model.
The brain is your call too: each bot can run a different model, and you can swap any time.
Unit prices and charges follow the live pricing in the zdzui console — most models here are priced by time of day, so a static unit price would not hold, and no figures are listed here.
The app
Free· open source (MIT)
The app costs nothing; you only pay for model usage.
Model usage · billed by zdzui
Billed per token· input and output separately
Unit prices vary by model and route; the live pricing in the console is the reference (sign in to view).
The desktop app and Docker ship a local web console.
Chat appsSlack · Telegram · Discord
Message it from the chat apps you already use — on your phone, too.
No standalone iOS/Android app yet; on your phone, chat with it in Slack, Telegram or Discord. The web console is local or self-hosted — not a cloud web app.
01How is it different from Grok Bot, OpenAI dots or Claude Duet?
They are the same kind of always-on personal AI agent: it works for you in the background and checks in when a decision is yours. The difference: dazuibot is an open-source fork of AnyModelBot (MIT) and runs on your own computer or server. It works with GPT, Claude, Gemini, Grok and more; the app is free and models are billed per use, with no single vendor's subscription. The README on GitHub has a full comparison table. Grok Bot, dots and Claude Duet are products of xAI, OpenAI and Anthropic respectively; dazuibot is not affiliated with them.
02What's the difference between the six characters?
Only their names and looks. None of them has a fixed job. The avatar just helps you tell your bots apart at a glance. You choose the name, persona, model and workspace, and every bot can chat, do work on your computer and remember things. The app's templates are only a starting point: every word can be changed, or you can start from scratch.
03Is my data uploaded to your servers?
Chats, memory, files and keys are stored on your device. Model requests go through zdzui to the provider you choose; log retention follows zdzui's “Data retention” doc. Screen content seen during computer use is sent to the chosen model.
04Does it work offline?
No. Models come from zdzui; local models aren't supported.
05Can I use it on my phone?
There's no standalone app yet; chat with it in Slack, Telegram or Discord.
06Can one chat account talk to several bots?
Yes. Add the account once in Settings › Connections and every bot shares it. Each service can have several accounts, each with an alias. A default bot answers new chats; send /bot and a name once to switch, and that chat stays with the new bot. Send /bot to see your bots.
07Can bots work with my Notion?
Yes, once you authorize it. Add accounts in Settings › Connections, as many as you like, then ask any bot about them by number or alias. Bots can read and edit pages but can't delete them, and read-only bots can only read.
08Where do I get an API key?
Sign up with your email at zdzui.xyz and verify it. Once signed in, open Keys, create a token and copy it (it is shown only once). On the first-launch welcome screen choose Paste API key. The app validates it and lists your models. Top-ups are on the site's billing page; usage and keys live in the console. There is no in-app account sign-in.
09Is computer use safe?
Limited to 24 whitelisted actions; runs automatically by default, switchable to ask before UI-changing actions; screen content goes to the model; try it on a dedicated machine or account first.
10How do I verify a download?
Each download lists a SHA-256; use Get-FileHash on Windows, shasum -a 256 on macOS/Linux. GitHub releases also include a SHA256SUMS file you can check in one go with sha256sum -c.
11Is the bot still there after I close the window?
Closing the window keeps it in the tray (optional launch at login); it's offline when the computer is off or asleep; use Docker for always-on.
12Do you collect telemetry?
What we can confirm: telemetry in the computer-use driver (Cua) is turned off and magpie's auto-update is disabled. See the data-flow diagram for how model requests travel. The code is MIT-licensed — read it yourself.
Bring your first bot online.
Name it, write a few lines of persona and it's ready to work. The app is free — pay only for what you use.
