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  1. CopilotKit releases OpenBot, an open-source self-hosted AI coworker platform

    CopilotKit's OpenBot is an open-source template for AI coworkers that run inside a company's own infrastructure via Docker Compose, with data in PostgreSQL and no model bundled in. Each coworker gets its own browser with separate logins, its own files, and only explicitly granted tools, with authorization decided before an action and the action recorded afterward. Any agent exposed through the AG-UI interface can be plugged in, and a governed MCP catalogue includes Google Drive, Notion, and research providers such as Parallel, Exa and Firecrawl. The repository is MIT licensed, in beta, and not published as a dependency package, so the documentation itself notes rough edges and expected changes.

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  2. OpenBot provides a local-first desktop workspace for persistent AI agents

    OpenBot is described as a local-first desktop workspace for persistent AI agents. It supports the local Codex App Server and Claude Code directly, plus Grok CLI, OpenCode, Gemini, Cursor CLI, and Cline CLI through ACP. Each agent has a separate workspace and conversation, while the app provides local queues, file transfers, an embedded browser, and agent-to-agent messaging. The project remains a development preview. After explicit consent on first launch, agents currently receive full-access permissions and can modify files, run commands, use the network, and control the embedded browser without per-action confirmation. The report also notes that OpenBot is local-first rather than offline-only because supported agents, visited pages, and plugins may connect to external services.

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  3. UCLA's PhoneBot turns Android phones into a $400 mini-humanoid

    Researchers at UCLA built PhoneBot, a roughly 19-inch humanoid that uses a smartphone as its brain and about $400 in additional hardware, according to The Rundown AI. The robot uses 13 motors to walk, swivel its torso and push itself upright from a face-down position, with four Android phones handling sensing, vision and movement control, including a 2017 Honor 9. It has no arms, has been trained only to walk on flat ground, and needs a separate laptop for speech recognition and its language model; researchers corrected an uneven gait by adding mirrored training examples that swapped left and right.

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