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Bits

An open-source local personal agent that runs continuously as a background daemon, supporting scheduled routines, Markdown-based long-term memory, crash recovery and Sentinel security review, and compatible with any model.

Timeline (last 90 days)

Oct 22

Bits is an open-source personal AI agent that runs entirely on the local machine and is designed to work around the clock.

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Oct 22

Bits received 77 upvotes and 5 comments on Product Hunt, ranking 14th on the day's list.

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Oct 22

At the core of Bits is a small background daemon that routines wake on a schedule, and tasks continue executing after the app is closed.

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Oct 22

Bits saves the execution state at every step, so even if the program crashes, tasks can resume from where they were interrupted rather than starting over.

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Oct 22

Developer Harsh Patel describes Bits by emphasizing that it "runs on your own machine, and never sleeps."

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Oct 22

Bits's long-term memory is stored as plain Markdown files, and users can directly open the files to read, modify, or even delete the memory contents.

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Oct 22

Bits has a built-in reviewer called Sentinel; when risky operations are involved, Sentinel trusts only the user's own exact words rather than letting the model judge on its own.

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Oct 22

Bits uses live cards and mini-apps to present results, supports voice conversation, and offers a global shortcut ⌥Space for quick invocation.

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Oct 22

Bits claims it can work with any model, including locally running models.

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Oct 22

Bits's differentiators can be summarized in three points: the continuous execution capability brought by the local daemon, the transparency brought by Markdown memory, and the controllable safety brought by Sentinel.

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Bits is an open-source personal AI agent that runs entirely on the local machine and is designed to work around the clock.

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Bits received 77 upvotes and 5 comments on Product Hunt, ranking 14th on the day's list.

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At the core of Bits is a small background daemon that routines wake on a schedule, and tasks continue executing after the app is closed.

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Bits saves the execution state at every step, so even if the program crashes, tasks can resume from where they were interrupted rather than starting over.

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Developer Harsh Patel describes Bits by emphasizing that it "runs on your own machine, and never sleeps."

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Bits's long-term memory is stored as plain Markdown files, and users can directly open the files to read, modify, or even delete the memory contents.

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Bits has a built-in reviewer called Sentinel; when risky operations are involved, Sentinel trusts only the user's own exact words rather than letting the model judge on its own.

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Bits uses live cards and mini-apps to present results, supports voice conversation, and offers a global shortcut ⌥Space for quick invocation.

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Bits claims it can work with any model, including locally running models.

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Bits's differentiators can be summarized in three points: the continuous execution capability brought by the local daemon, the transparency brought by Markdown memory, and the controllable safety brought by Sentinel.

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As an early-stage project, Bits's ecosystem and integration richness cannot yet compare with mature platforms, and the engagement of 77 upvotes and 5 comments on Product Hunt shows it is still in the community validation stage.

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