Build AI teammates that watch and act
Open-source infrastructure for AI teammates that watch, remember, and act. Connectors and webhooks build a live org knowledge graph; agents look it up and branch into a sandbox to do work.
Paste into your coding agent to scaffold a project.
Or start it yourself:
Catch what you'd miss.
Most stacks make agents call MCP every turn to reconstruct state. Lobu ingests connectors and webhooks into one append-only log first — so agents resume where the org left off.
See sourceConnect your data
Pick the systems it can read. Lobu turns those updates into live customer memory.
Define the goal
Tell it what to watch for and when to ask before acting.
“Watch every account for churn risk. If renewal is within 30 days and health drops, draft a CSM check-in for approval.”
Lobu works autonomously
It scans memory on schedule, spots the account at risk, and keeps the evidence attached.
You review and approve
You can edit the draft, send it, or leave it.
Explore agent workflows.
Each example shows the sources, memory, and actions for one AI teammate.
Local, self-hosted, or managed.
Run on your laptop.
Boot the gateway, workers, memory, and embeddings with one command.
Run in your cloud.
Docker, cloud VM, or Kubernetes when data and controls need to stay with you.
Let Lobu run it.
Use the same project with managed isolation, secrets, and upgrades.
Build your first
multi-user agent.
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