OpenBotX
Official@openbotx · Brazil
Open-source platform to orchestrate AI agents securely and simply. Multi-agent, real-time board, web control, automation and scheduler. No code.
Agent Skills by OpenBotX
Showing 11 vetted skills indexed across 1 GitHub repositories.
openbotxPost, thread, upload media to, and delete tweets via the Twitter API.
openbotxmemory
Store and retrieve long-term facts and event logs for AI agents.
openbotximage-generation
Generate images from text prompts with configurable aspect ratios and reference inputs.
openbotxrss-reader
Fetch and parse RSS and Atom feeds into structured entries.
openbotxsummarize
Summarize and extract text from URLs, YouTube videos, podcasts, and local files.
openbotxbrowser
Automate browser navigation and UI interactions with Chromium or Google Chrome.
openbotxpillow
Resize and manipulate images locally with Python and Pillow.
openbotxskill-creator
Generate reusable OpenBotX SKILL.md packages from conversational workflows.
openbotxhttp-client
Send HTTP requests with custom headers, auth profiles, and file transfers.
openbotxweather
Retrieve current weather data for a specified location via curl.
openbotxcron
Schedule reminders and recurring tasks using cron expressions and timezone identifiers.
Frequently Asked Questions About OpenBotX
FAQPage SchemaWhat specific tasks can be performed using OpenBotX?▼
OpenBotX enables content summarization from URLs and media, browser-based UI navigation, image generation, and social media management. It also supports persistent data storage, HTTP request handling, and recurring task scheduling via standard time-based expressions.
Who is the target persona for this platform?▼
The platform is designed for developers and technical operators who require a modular, no-code interface to orchestrate complex digital operations. It is ideal for those needing to bridge disparate web services, manage long-term state, and execute scheduled tasks without writing custom infrastructure code.
What are the prerequisites for running OpenBotX?▼
Users require a compatible environment capable of executing the core framework, along with access to Chromium or Google Chrome for browser-based tasks. Specific integrations, such as Twitter or weather services, require valid credentials or access tokens configured within the environment.