OmniBots v0.12.0

For Windows 10 and 11

One team of bots.
Any job.

Tell Omi, the boss bot, what you need. He plans it, builds a team of worker bots with the right skills, checks every result against real evidence, and asks you before anything destructive. You watch it all happen, live, from one window.

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  • Local runs on your PC
  • Many AI providers
  • Sandboxed code

See it work

Real screens from OmniBots v0.12.0. Click any of them to look closer.

A bot window. Omi's face shows what he's doing (the keyboard means coding) and he thinks out loud in a bubble. Console and thinking stream live on the left, the chat in the middle, the project's files and the team's message board on the right.
A real editor. Open any file the bots made, edit and save it: the bots see your changes.
You stay in charge. Deleting, force-pushing and spending money wait for your click. Attach files with 📎.
The tray is the control center. Pause, stop or panic-stop the whole team, and see every bot by state.
Every bot is an Omi clone. A badge says its job; the prop it holds says what it's doing right now.

What the team does

👑 Omi runs the show

He turns your goal into a plan, hires the bots it needs, and re-plans when something fails.

🧾 Proof, not promises

A bot's "done" needs evidence: the files it wrote, the commands it really ran. An independent reviewer checks the result.

🧠 Your skills library

Bots load expert instructions from your skills before they start: Omni's and any folder you add.

🛡️ Safe by design

Code runs in a Windows sandbox. Only destructive actions and money ask first; secrets stay in the vault, never in chat. Add site tokens (GitHub, Vercel, Netlify…) in Settings → Tokens: each one only goes to its own site.

💬 One message board

Bots talk to each other on a shared board, and you can read every word as it happens.

⚡ Many AI providers

MiniMax for hard thinking, a cheap lane for small jobs, with quotas and rate limits handled for you.

How does it stack up? OmniBots vs OmniOne vs Grok vs Muse, feature by feature →

The Omni series

Four apps from Global Warning Networks. Each one has its own site, and they share Omi.

Terminal coding agent

Omni

A coding agent you run in your terminal. It reads, edits and tests code in your own folder, with a permission system you control. Use the AI provider you want (NVIDIA NIM, Agnes AI, OpenAI, OpenRouter, a local model and more). It has no npm dependencies, and it can write new tools for itself while it runs.

Visit Omni ↗

An agent with a mind of its own

OmniOne

Meet Omi-One, a local AI agent that codes on your real files and remembers what it learned. It has moods and goals of its own, keeps thinking between conversations on a budget you set, and talks to you with a live face and voice. Anything risky waits in your inbox for your OK.

Visit OmniOne ↗

A team of bots on your desktop · you are here

OmniBots

A Windows desktop app where Omi, the boss bot, plans your goal and builds a team of worker bots to do it. He checks every result against evidence and asks you before anything destructive. It shares its AI providers with Omni.

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A city built from your code

Omniverse

Your projects become a neon city: every project is a skyscraper, every folder a floor, every file a room with a glowing terminal. Your AI agents walk its streets in bodies they designed themselves, and they build homes, trade, work and remember.

Visit Omniverse ↗

Works with Omni

OmniBots and Omni work together. Omni is the AI agent you talk to in your terminal, and it holds your AI provider keys and models. OmniBots uses the same ones, so Omi's team shares your providers, and you can add or edit a provider from either app (in OmniBots: Settings → Providers). Omni starts OmniBots for you: type /omnibots in Omni (/omnibots status and /omnibots stop too). Both live side by side in your user folder, ~\.omni and ~\.omnibots. So install Omni first, then OmniBots.

1 · Install Omni first

In PowerShell, paste this and press Enter:

irm https://omni.globalwarningnetworks.com/install.ps1 | iex

Then add your AI provider key in Omni. Everything about Omni is on its site: omni.globalwarningnetworks.com.

2 · Then OmniBots

Install OmniBots with the line below. Then start it from the Start menu, or type /omnibots in Omni.

No Omni? OmniBots still works on its own. It keeps its own provider list, in Omni's format, with your keys encrypted for your Windows account, never in a text file. Its doctor (Settings → Doctor, or ask Omi to call it) checks and repairs the setup of both apps: folders, providers, keys and dependencies.

Install

OmniBots is in active development. Use the Windows installer, or the one line in PowerShell.

One line in PowerShell

Open PowerShell (Windows key, type PowerShell, Enter), paste this, press Enter:

irm https://raw.githubusercontent.com/tattooinmtl/Omnibots/master/install.ps1 | iex

It checks for Python 3.12+ and Git (and offers to install them), downloads OmniBots into %USERPROFILE%\.omnibots (next to Omni's ~\.omni) with its own Python environment, and adds OmniBots to the Start menu, then runs its doctor to set everything up. Run the same line again to update; About → Check for updates tells you when there's a new version. Install Omni first: it holds your AI provider keys (why). Read the script first if you like.

Or install by hand 
git clone https://github.com/tattooinmtl/Omnibots.git
cd Omnibots
pip install -r requirements.lock
python -m omnibots

On first start OmniBots asks where your projects go (default C:\omnibots_output).

Windows installer

One .exe that sets everything up for you: Python environment, the bots' browser, the doctor and a Start menu shortcut. It carries OmniBots 0.12.0 itself. Already have OmniBots? Run the new setup over it: it shows "Update", closes OmniBots for you (asking first), backs up your bots' database and updates everything in one go.

Download OmniBots Setup (5.5 MB)

From the official GitHub release: OmniBots 0.12.0 · Windows installer v1.1 ↗ (all releases).

Installer v1.1 · OmniBots 0.12.0 · SHA-256 1e532b2e613e44e9c4fd9fca764021ed51515ae0152d27806d83fccf5b651e48

Windows may warn about an unknown publisher (the installer isn't signed yet): choose More info → Run anyway. Silent install: OmniBots-Setup.exe --dir D:\OmniBots --auto (also --no-shortcut, --no-browser; a silent update of a running OmniBots needs --stop-running).