Ami is an open-source local agent that learns your workflow across apps
vitaelabitur · reddit · 2026-07-28
A new open-source, local-first agent called Ami is being shared after internal use.
Ami connects to apps, repositories, and tools using personal tokens, learns a user’s task style and communication patterns, and keeps a universal to-do list backed by a graph memory of entities, relationships, decisions, and feedback. It can run in two modes: autonomous busywork execution with approval for risky actions, or copilot chat for ad-hoc questions, task creation, and memory updates.
The author says the team has already used it to:
- pull a Slack bug report and create a fix PR
- debug a traffic spike on a blog
- turn a sales POC into an order form draft
- derive metrics definitions from Notion and create a dashboard
- auto-update Linear tickets from Slack activity
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