Documentation
Run bots on your own computer, give each one a model and memory, and bring them together in rooms.
Start with Install and Quick start. These guides follow the current repository. If a control is missing in your build, check Updates.
Recent changes
The full package now includes a native Rust daemon with persistent Pi conversations. Bots can ask teammates for help privately, name their sections, and work inside the Auto sandbox. Hex Connect signs in apps and browsers, and app updates download when you ask and confirm before installing.
Get started
- InstallInstall Full, Client, or Headless, from the installer or a terminal.
- Quick startConnect a provider, create your first bot, and send a message.
- Providers and billingAdd credentials, choose models, and understand usage charges.
- Bots and sectionsGive bots a role and manage their persistent conversations.
Work with bots
- Tools, connectors, and skillsEnable local tools, connect services, add MCP servers, and choose skills.
- ApprovalsUse Auto, Manual, or Bypass to control what a bot can do.
- MemoryEdit a bot's soul and memory, and your About you text.
- RoomsWork with several bots and people, or ask another bot for private help.
- Scheduled workAsk a bot to run reminders, recurring jobs, or scripts.
- DreamingReview recent conversations and restore earlier bot memory.
Connect devices and people
Run and maintain Hexbot
Contributing? Read Run from source and the repository guides for the API, testing, and deployment details.