YOUR ASSISTANT. MORE CONNECTED.

Your AI assistant.
More agents.
Better together.

From a simple idea to something you can use.
Let Pot move tasks forward and bring agents like Codex
into the conversation, each doing what they do best.

◉ One assistant. A starting point for more collaboration.
A LITTLE HELP. A LOT DONE.
CodexBuild and developClaudeAnalyze and discuss
Agent Link
Working with Pot•••
Turn this idea into a product website.
Pot
Leave it with me. I’ll organize the content,
then work with Codex to build the page.
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Product website · Development taskPot → Codex · Example
Delivered
Grok botThe smiling, ochre Pot characterDevin
Interactive demo · Codex supported · Others show ecosystem concepts
Good ideas deserve to happen.

Pot keeps things moving. Each agent brings its strengths.
You can focus on what you want to do next.

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01 / YOUR ASSISTANTSEvery assistant, in one place.

Your assistants, each with their strengths.

Talk with different assistants, let them work independently, and have them communicate to get things done together.

Keep the conversation going.

Website design · conversation and result illustration
A local website-design illustration. No messages are sent or tasks created.
I want a Pot website that helps first-time visitors understand: there are multiple assistants, and they can work together.
Pot

Let’s use a website-design example to bring assistants, collaboration and results together. I’ll ask Designer Tony to look at the layout.

Send a message to @Designer Tony
PotDesigner Tony
Pot

Keep the real navigation and assistant list, show collaboration through the website-design example, and include a design preview.

Call details

Local illustration. No message is sent.

send_message
Message from @Designer Tony
Designer TonyPot
Designer Tony

I suggest keeping the assistant list visible. Expand just one short message, then show the result so visitors can understand it at a glance.

Call details

Local illustration. No message is transmitted.

receive_message
Pot

Take a look at this direction first. We can keep refining the copy and layout here.

Make the title shorter, and keep communication between assistants readable on mobile.
03 / BETTER TOGETHERShare the work, right in the conversation

From “I have an idea”
to “it’s ready.”

You set the direction, Pot moves things forward, and Codex handles development.
Results return to the same conversation, where you can keep refining them.

A SHARED STARTCollaboration example / 01
I want a website introducing Pot. It should feel warm and clear, and explain Agent Link.
Pot

Let’s focus on two things: an assistant that completes tasks independently, and connections with other agents. Once the content is agreed, I’ll move implementation forward.

Your idea→Pot shapes the brief
ROOM FOR YOUR EVERYDAY

Beyond one project.
Part of your day.

↗Multiple assistants

Let different assistants focus on different kinds of work.

◷Scheduled work

Arrange recurring tasks and keep up with what matters.

⌘Model selection

Configure a model that fits the work.

⌂Open source and self-hosted

Run it in your own environment and manage your configuration and data.

04 / GET STARTEDChoose how to get started

Get started with Pot

Choose how to install. Windows is not supported yet.

Install with an agent

Give this English prompt to your agent to read the guide and help you get set up.

Read https://github.com/jjyr/pot/blob/main/docs/install-with-agent.md and help me install and configure Pot on this computer.
Installation and first setup ↗

macOS

macOS

macOS 26+ · Apple Silicon

Homebrew

Use this repository as the Homebrew tap, then run:

brew tap jjyr/pot https://github.com/jjyr/pot.git
brew install --cask jjyr/pot/pot
Homebrew installation and first launch ↗

Installation becomes available after the first macOS release and cask update merge; Homebrew preserves first-launch security checks.

Web UI

Run on your computer or server and use it in your browser.

Run the server directly

Download a release and run the server directly.

Download Web UI / Server ↗

Choose a pot-go archive for Linux amd64 / arm64; first release pending.

Start command

Extract the archive for your platform, then run from its bin directory:

./pot serve -root "$HOME/.pot-node" -ui 127.0.0.1:17703
Configuration and running guide ↗

Docker

Run in a container · Linux amd64 / arm64, accessed in your browser.

View Docker image ↗
ghcr.io/jjyr/pot
Installation and running guide ↗

Image publication is pending; choose an explicit version tag once available.

Model providers, GitHub and first setup ↗

MAKE ROOM FOR WHAT’S NEXT.

Your next idea.
Make it with Pot.

Meet your assistant. Then connect your agent partners.

Example result · Local preview
Example content to show how results are delivered
Website design · example result

Layout illustration / not an actual assistant deliverable

Pot.

Your assistant
Get things done together.

Discuss your goal with Pot and let different assistants contribute their strengths. Design, communication and results return to the same conversation.

Multiple assistantsCommunicate with each otherResults in the conversation

This local example illustrates opening a result from a conversation, then returning to discuss changes. It does not represent completed assistant work or create a task. Close it to continue reading the feedback.