by SudoJacky
Tinybot is a lightweight personal AI Agent that is constantly evolving
# Add to your Claude Code skills
git clone https://github.com/SudoJacky/tinybotLast scanned: 5/30/2026
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}tinybot is an open-source ai agents skill for AI coding assistants such as Claude Code, Codex CLI, and ChatGPT, built by SudoJacky. Tinybot is a lightweight personal AI Agent that is constantly evolving. It has 186 GitHub stars.
Yes. tinybot passed SkillsLLM's automated security scan — a dependency vulnerability audit plus prompt-injection heuristics — with no high-severity issues. You can read the full report in the Security Report section on this page.
Clone the repository with "git clone https://github.com/SudoJacky/tinybot" and add it to your Claude Code skills directory (see the Installation section above).
tinybot is primarily written in Rust. It is open-source under SudoJacky on GitHub, so you can review or fork the full source.
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Python backend notice: 0.0.18 is the last stable release that includes the Python backend.
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A lightweight personal AI assistant framework that integrates Large Language Models with multiple chat platforms, tool systems, and automation mechanisms.
flowchart TD
UserTurn["Completed agent turn"] --> SaveSession["SessionHandler.save_turn"]
SaveSession --> CaptureEvidence["capture_conversation_evidence"]
CaptureEvidence --> EvidenceFiles["memory/conversations/*.jsonl"]
CaptureEvidence --> Schedule["Memory extraction schedule"]
Schedule --> DreamRun["Dream.run"]
DreamRun --> HasEvidence{"Pending Conversation Evidence?"}
HasEvidence -->|yes| EvidenceBatch["Read evidence after .evidence_cursor"]
HasEvidence -->|no| LegacyBatch["Read legacy memory/history.jsonl after .dream_cursor"]
EvidenceBatch --> Prompt["dream_phase1.md + current notes/views"]
LegacyBatch --> Prompt
Prompt --> LLMOps["LLM JSON Memory Operations"]
LLMOps --> ParseOps["parse operations"]
ParseOps --> OpType{"operation"}
OpType -->|save| SaveNote["upsert MemoryNote"]
OpType -->|supersede| Supersede["create replacement + mark old superseded"]
OpType -->|reject| Reject["mark note rejected"]
OpType -->|skip| Noop["no durable change"]
SaveNote --> Notes["memory/notes.jsonl"]
Supersede --> Notes
Reject --> Notes
Notes --> RefreshViews["refresh_memory_views"]
RefreshViews --> ProjectView["memory/MEMORY.md"]
RefreshViews --> UserView["USER.md"]
RefreshViews --> SoulView["SOUL.md"]
Notes --> RecallSelect["select_memory_recall"]
RecallSelect --> RecallBlock["[MEMORY RECALL] system block"]
RecallBlock --> AgentContext["ContextBuilder.build_messages"]
Experience["ExperienceStore"] --> ExperienceBlock["[RELEVANT WORKFLOWS / RECOVERIES]"]
Knowledge["KnowledgeStore / SessionKnowledgeStore"] --> KnowledgeBlock["Knowledge context"]
ExperienceBlock --> AgentContext
KnowledgeBlock --> AgentContext
flowchart LR
Notes["Memory Notes\ncanonical JSONL"] --> Views["Memory Views\nMarkdown projection"]
Notes --> Recall["Memory Recall\nprompt retrieval"]
Evidence["Conversation Evidence\nraw source layer"] --> Dream["Dream\nbackground extraction"]
Dream --> Notes
ExplicitTools["Explicit memory tools\nforeground correction"] --> Notes
Legacy["Legacy Markdown/history\nmigration + fallback"] --> Notes
Experience["Experience\nhow to act"] --> AgentPrompt["Agent prompt"]
Knowledge["Knowledge\nexternal document evidence"] --> AgentPrompt
Recall --> AgentPrompt
Views -. "inspection + compatibility" .-> AgentPrompt
Cowork now uses canonical architectures (adaptive_starter, team, generator_verifier, message_bus, shared_state, swarm), branch-aware session snapshots, Agent Step observation detail expansion, architecture-specific projections, and explicit branch result selection or merge controls.
Cowork now exposes versioned graph/trace snapshots, reusable JSON blueprints, budget-aware run controls, blocker panels, blueprint validation/preview APIs.




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Cowork provides a shared multi-agent session model with architecture runtime policies, branch navigation, architecture-specific projections, observable Agent Steps, and explicit final-result selection.

Automatically decomposes complex tasks into executable subtask DAGs, supporting:
A self-learning system that continuously improves from problem-solving experiences:
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