How is Opisense Bot different from AI coworkers in Workspace?

AI coworkers work inside Workspace projects and documents. Opisense Bot runs long-lived bots with their own computer, routines and messaging channels, for work that happens across your systems.

Which models can a bot use?

Connect OpenAI, Anthropic, Google, OpenRouter or any OpenAI-compatible endpoint. Self-hosted deployments can also use local models such as Ollama or LM Studio. Each bot can use a different model.

Where is our data stored?

In Opisense Cloud, on infrastructure Opisense operates. Self-hosted, Postgres, bot files, browser profiles and the audit log stay on your deployment. Prompts go to the model provider you choose, under its terms.

Is Opisense Bot ready for production work?

Opisense Bot is in beta. Start with one bot on one recurring task, keep approvals on for anything that leaves your company, and widen the scope as you build trust.

BetaOpisense Bot docsSet up your first bot

Give the work to a bot. Keep the decisions.

Opisense Bot runs long-lived AI teammates. Each has a job, its own computer and the apps it needs, and stops for approval where you draw the line. Run it in Opisense Cloud or on your own servers.

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Opisense Bot

Account Manager· Acme renewal

Ingrid · Customer SuccessPrep the Acme renewal brief before Thursday’s call.

Read 12 emails with Acme in Gmail
Pulled contract terms from Drive
Checked open tickets in HubSpot
Drafted the renewal brief

The brief is ready. Usage is up since signing, and two open tickets need an owner before the call.

Approval required

Email the brief to jonas@acme.example

DenyApprove

Reach them where work happens

Mention a bot in Slack or message it from your phone. It replies in the thread and keeps the context. Every bot is also in the web, desktop and mobile apps.

SlackCloud and self-hosted
TelegramSelf-hosted
WhatsAppSelf-hosted
iMessage & SMSSelf-hosted

More than a chat window

Each bot has its own computer, the apps it needs and a memory of how your team works.

Works in your apps

Connect Gmail, GitHub, Notion, HubSpot and more, or any MCP or OpenAPI tool source.

Learns by watching

Show a task once on its computer. The bot saves the steps as a reusable skill.

Remembers what matters

Bots keep what they learn about people, customers and preferences, and share it with the team.

Starts on its own

On a schedule, a webhook, a GitHub event or a change it watches.

Hands off work

Bots delegate to each other or to short-lived helpers, and work together in groups.

Calls when it needs you

When a decision can’t wait, the bot calls you in the app so you can talk it through.

One bot per job

Start from a role, then give it instructions, tools and a model. Each bot keeps its own history, memory and computer, so work picks up where it left off.

Account Manager. Prepares renewals, tracks usage and flags accounts at risk.

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Account Manager

Prepares renewals, tracks usage and flags accounts at risk.

Works in

Gmail
HubSpot
Drive

Autonomy you can account for

Bots act on real systems, so the boundaries are explicit: what needs approval, where work runs and who did what.

Approval where it matters

Choose which actions need a person to sign off. The bot waits, then continues once approved.

A computer per bot

Each bot works in an isolated computer with a browser, terminal and files. Shared team computers are opt-in.

Every action on record

Tool calls, approvals and messages are logged, so you can see who did what and when.

Run it our way or yours

The same bots and apps either way. Choose who operates the infrastructure.

Opisense Cloud

Beta

We run the servers, bot computers, upgrades and backups. Your team signs in and gives the first bot a job.

Managed bot computers, nothing to install
Web, desktop, iPhone and Android apps
Slack and app integrations
Your model provider, with an API key or supported subscription

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Self-hosted

Run the full stack on servers you control. Data, bot files and the audit log stay inside your deployment.

Docker Compose install on a Linux server or Mac
Any model provider, including local models
Docker computers by default, or a remote provider
Telegram, WhatsApp and iMessage channels
Deployment support from the Opisense team

Self-hosting details

Compare	Opisense Cloud	Self-hosted
Operated by	Opisense	Your team, with Opisense support
Data stored in	Opisense Cloud	Your deployment
Models	Your API keys or a supported subscription	Any provider, OpenAI-compatible endpoint or local model
Bot computers	Managed by Opisense	Docker, E2B, Daytona, CreateOS or Boat
Channels	Slack	Slack, Telegram, WhatsApp, iMessage & SMS
Apps	Web, desktop, iPhone, Android	Web, desktop, iPhone, Android

Opisense Bot docs

Set up bots, channels and approvals step by step.