A crew of small bots that work on your machine

Give each bot one job. It works through the steps with your model, on its own computer, asks when a decision is yours, and remembers what it learns.

On a Linux machine with Docker. The installer adds Docker if it's missing.

Under the hood

Built from the harness up

cobble doesn't wrap someone else's agent. Every layer, from the loop that runs a bot to who may open which computer, is ours.

Written from scratch, not a wrapper around someone else's agent. Less overhead on every step.

Text, media reading, transcription, speech and images, set per bot. Anything unset uses the defaults.

Each topic gets a clean start that carries a summary of the last. Old sessions are searchable.

A bot reaches a computer through its workspace or a direct grant, and a new bot reaches none.

What holds everywhere, for you, and in this workspace. Only the layers that apply are loaded.

Members reach only the workspaces, bots and computers they're given.

Why cobble

Hosted bots run on someone else's computer, with someone else's model, and keep what they learn. cobble makes the opposite trade.

Self-hosted on your own machine or server, so your logins stay with you. It's an install, not a subscription to someone else's computer.

Use the API key you already pay for, or a model running on your own hardware. Cobble runs models; it does not rent you one.

What a bot learns lives in a SQLite database on your server. Back it up, download it, restore it, and take it with you.

The harness, the scheduler, the memory and the tool layer are MIT licensed, yours to inspect and fork. Nothing about how a bot works is hidden.

Calm, not chatty

No badges, no spinners, no running chips. Glance at the crew and you know who is working, who is done, and who needs you.

IdleReady for a job

WorkingTaking the steps

Needs youA decision is yours

DoneFinished, and says so

AsleepBack on schedule

Add a bot, give it a job in plain language, and come back to finished work. On your machine, with your key.