Review my inbox and calendar. Return Do Now, Do Today, and Can Wait. Draft replies for me to review.
Weekdays at 08:00 · Next run: on schedule
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Your free, open-source coding agent and co-worker that works with free models and does real work. Use it with DeepSeek, Muse, Grok, Gemini or any other provider (Claude, Codex and more), right on your own computer.
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Abacus AI Bot lives on your computer and talks to you on WhatsApp, Telegram and Discord. Send yourself the link, install it there, and message it from anywhere.
Free · open source · no card needed
Default workspace: my-project
Name your bot and get started in seconds.
What runs on its own: routines on a schedule or a webhook, the chats a bot answers automatically, and what they did.
Review my inbox and calendar. Return Do Now, Do Today, and Can Wait. Draft replies for me to review.
Weekdays at 08:00 · Next run: on schedule
Run this routine to see its result.
Messaging 3

Chat with the agent from WhatsApp.

Chat with the agent from Telegram.

Chat with the agent from Discord.

Read, search, draft and send mail from your Gmail account.

Browse, read and manage files, docs and spreadsheets in your Drive.

Check availability, list events and schedule meetings on your calendar.

Search, read and post in your Slack workspace.

Read, search and send mail from your Outlook account.

Browse, read and manage files in your OneDrive.

Repos, issues and pull requests through the gh CLI.

Search, create and update issues in your Jira projects.
No matching connectors.
Navigate pages and use web apps.
Run commands in your workspace.
Read and edit workspace files.
Connect additional tools through Model Context Protocol.
Create documents from instructions and files.
Analyze, clean, and create spreadsheets.
Turn your ideas into a slide deck.
Files your bots and sessions have created. Select one to open it.
Saved context helps a personal bot pick up where you left off.
Invite 100 friends to unlock a 5,000-credit milestone. Eligible friends who join earn 200 more credits each.
0 friends joined · 0 signup credits earned
Credit balance: 2,000Choose people to invite, review the note, then send.
You can also select people to invite from a linked WhatsApp account.
Eligibility, milestones, and reward limits are shown in your account.
Completed · Check today’s calendar
Completed · Find email threads that need a decision
Completed · Build a focused plan using saved preferences
Two decisions to make, one meeting to prepare for, and a clear place to start.
First priority: review the launch brief. The team needs a decision on scope at 10:30. Your afternoon focus block is kept clear, following your saved preference.
Completed · Start the scheduled run
Completed · Gather important messages and upcoming meetings
Completed · Save the brief in this routine’s run history
One repeatable workflow. A fresh result each time it runs.
Run completed. The routine checked the connected inbox and calendar, collected the items needing attention, and saved a brief for review. Each future run produces its own result.
Completed · Inspect the checkout code and reproduce the error
Completed · Add an empty-cart guard and regression test
Completed · Run the tests and prepare a reviewable diff
The session keeps the code changes, test output, and conversation together.
+ if (cart.items.length === 0) {
+ return { error: "Your cart is empty" };
+ }Before: the checkout handler tried to create an order with no items. After: an empty cart returns a clear validation message before order creation. The regression test checks that no order is created.
Completed · Read the project notes
Completed · Research approaches and collect source references
Completed · Organize the tradeoffs into a decision brief
A structured comparison instead of a pile of open tabs.
Recommendation: begin with a short task checklist, then add contextual help where users get stuck.
Completed · Read the project notes
Completed · Group decisions, milestones, and open questions
Completed · Create the brief and action tracker
Finished files that turn the conversation into something your team can use.
Launch goal: release a focused onboarding improvement. Product owns scope, engineering owns implementation, and design owns usability review. Open decision: agree on the first cohort before scheduling the release.
Completed · Read the connected project discussion
Completed · Compare the notes with existing issues
Completed · Draft the missing tasks with acceptance criteria
Bring the conversation and project plan together without copying between apps.
Draft tasks: add the onboarding checklist; instrument checklist completion; prepare the release notes. Each draft includes scope and acceptance criteria. Connected actions depend on the tools and account access you enable.
Completed · Receive the message from an allowed sender
Completed · Read the launch notes on the connected computer
Completed · Return the summary in the same conversation
The bot works on your computer while you stay in your messaging app.
Your desktop app must be running and your messaging account linked. You choose which senders the bot can answer and which tools it can use.
Completed · Save the preference to this bot’s memory
Completed · Read the preference when preparing the next update
Completed · Put decisions first and keep the brief concise
A persistent bot can carry your preferences from one task to the next.
The preference belongs to the bot’s saved working context. Model availability depends on your provider and setup. Free Abacus.AI credits do not pay for separate third-party subscriptions or provider bills.
Completed · Open Invite friends in the app
Completed · Share your invite link or choose people to invite
Completed · Earn rewards when the offer’s conditions are met
Earn eligible rewards, then return to your bots, routines, or sessions.
Some offers reward an invitation milestone; others reward eligible friends who join. Rewards have limits and may depend on your account. The app shows your current offer, progress, and earned credits.
Completed · Read the pull request diffs
Completed · Check edge cases and test coverage
Completed · Prepare review comments
Two pull requests reviewed. One needs a regression test before it merges.
Nothing is posted yet. Approve the comments and they go up on each pull request.
Completed · Inspect the source tree
Completed · Trace the main execution flow
Completed · Create the infographic outline
The main execution path, traced from request to saved result.
A one-page outline that follows a workflow from the API, through the worker queue, to the saved result.
Completed · Create the storefront and product pages
Completed · Wire the cart and checkout form
Completed · Check the layout at mobile sizes
Storefront, product pages, cart, and checkout, checked at mobile sizes.
Three candles, a cart with quantity controls, and a checkout form ready for your payment provider.
Completed · Read the worksheet and identify inconsistencies
Completed · Normalize dates and remove duplicate rows
Completed · Save a clean copy with a summary
Headers fixed, dates normalized, and duplicate rows removed.
The original file stays untouched, with the cleaned copy saved beside it.
Completed · Read the project styles
Completed · Create default, active, and disabled states
Completed · Save the toolbar mockup
Default, active, and disabled states, styled with the project colors.
Saved as toolbar-preview.html. Open it in the browser panel to compare each state.
Completed · Search flight options
Completed · Compare arrival times and connections
Completed · Prepare a comparison with source links
Compared on arrival time, connections, and fare.
Pick: Option A. The direct flight lands earliest, so you get the most out of the weekend.
What it costs
Abacus AI Bot is free. No hidden fees. No locked features.
Your free, open-source coding agent and co-worker that works with free models and does real work. Use it with DeepSeek, Muse, Grok, Gemini or any other provider (Claude, Codex and more), right on your own computer.