xbot
A self-hosted AI agent you run on your own server and control primarily through a browser web UI, using tools such as shell access, file I/O, web search, scheduled tasks and sub-agents, and reachable from Feishu or a terminal with one shared configuration.
xbot is a self-hosted AI agent with a browser-based web UI as its primary surface: live-streaming sessions, file preview, git diffs, a built-in terminal, plugin panels and a model picker all run in the browser, while Feishu and terminal channels connect the same agent, sharing one LLM configuration, so the user's data never leaves their server.
It uses tools including shell, file I/O, web search, scheduled tasks, sub-agents and plugins to do real work; it supports sub-agents and group chat for delegated and parallel work, a plugin system covering web views, panels, tools, hooks and channel plugins, and dedicated Feishu tools for docs, Bitable, Drive and interactive cards. Unlike terminal-only agents, an administrator configures one shared LLM connection that every user shares rather than each user bringing their own API key.
Built with Go, installed with a one-command script that sets up the CLI and server binary, the web UI, built-in plugins, and channel activation. MIT licensed.