OpenBitFun: A highly customizable, open-source agent workspace that keeps work moving your way.
What problem it solves
General-purpose agent work can require coordinating tools, context, multiple agents, and long-running tasks across devices. OpenBitFun addresses this with a configurable agent workspace, persistent runtime sessions, remote control, and extensions for agents, tools, workflows, interfaces, and source code.
Key features
Four Agent Harness modes — Choose Minimal, Standard, Ultimate, or Creative according to the task. The harness can plan steps, manage context, call tools, coordinate agents, and combine their results.
Source: README
Cross-device workspace control — Switch the desktop interface between connected computers and control selected hosts from a phone or browser. Tasks continue on the selected host when the controller changes view or disconnects.
Source: README
Mini Apps for recurring needs — Build task-specific tools through agent conversations, then install and reuse them. Each Mini App combines a dedicated interface with an agent conversation for continued improvement.
Source: README
Extensible agents and workflows — Configure models, roles, tools, and workflows for specialist agents. Extensions can connect MCP tools, package repeatable processes as Skills, and customize task execution with Hooks.
Source: README
Sustained work in a Rust runtime — The runtime maintains session state, context, and tool execution for extended tasks. It also provides interruption recovery, long-term memory, context compression, and cache reuse.
Source: README
Quick start
Copied verbatim from the project's README.
pnpm install
pnpm run desktop:devWho it may suit
This may suit developers, teams, and technically inclined users who want a customizable agent workspace for multi-step work, remote task control, and reusable task-specific tools.
Topics to discuss
Which Agent Harness mode is most useful for your everyday workflows?
What kinds of Mini Apps would you build or install?
Which extensions or source-level customizations would improve your workspace?
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