Max Headbox, a local agent that fits on a Raspberry Pi 5
Animated desk toy runs gemma3:1b locally without cloud dependencies.
Lightweight AI agent runtime targeting Raspberry Pi Zero 2W and low-end VPS. File-based memory, MCP tool support, Telegram integration — all in a single binary.
Persistent AI agent on Pi Zero 2W with MCP, markdown memory, and cron scheduling—genuinely novel.
Home lab operators, DevOps engineers, cost-conscious ML practitioners
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Memory is markdown files the agent reads and writes itself. There's a short-term layer for today's and yesterday's session logs, a long-term MEMORY.md capped at 2000 chars that forces the agent to compact and curate rather than just accumulate, and a searchable recall folder for older conversations. The files are plain text you can read, edit, and commit to git.
It also supports MCP for connecting external tools, and Telegram as a messaging front-end.
Cron jobs are first-class. You can schedule them from the CLI, or the agent can create them itself mid-conversation. If a user on Telegram says "remind me every morning at 9am", the agent creates the job and routes the results back to that chat.
Ships as a single static binary written in Rust.
Animated desk toy runs gemma3:1b locally without cloud dependencies.
The repo looks like an agent framework implemented in Rust (Cargo.toml, src, examples) with explicit Slack webhook and Claude integration notes — sensible if you want a Rust-native assistant runtime. It's low-star and the README/landing copy don't make the unique selling point clear, so buyers will need to dig into examples to judge whether it beats established Python/JS agent toolkits.
BEAM-based agent runtime with git-backed recovery and auditable safety gates.
Single Rust binary embedding tmux and multi-agent sessions challenges Electron AI IDEs.
Eight-layer governance pipeline for agents when LangChain just executes blindly.
Rust-to-Wasm pipeline is technically sound, but 'AI OS' branding feels like marketing fluff.