What shall we work on?

Display language for this panel and any other mintbot web surfaces opened in this browser.

The time zone your scheduled-task times are shown in — on this panel and in the messages your agent sends.

Choose what the agent's replies show — the full working process or just the answer. This setting also applies in Telegram.

Choose when the agent also replies by voice. Applies to Telegram and to this web panel.

The providers this agent can answer with. Pick one to switch; the active one is marked.

Signal, WhatsApp, Matrix — not yet wired. Tell us which one you want:

Hermes — the runtime powering this agent — ships native plugins for several messaging platforms:

• Telegram wired
• Slack available
• Discord available
• Email / SMTP available

Just tell your agent which platform you want to use — it can walk you through the setup and configure the plugin on its own server. No panel button needed.

How the server has been doing: CPU, memory, disk and network, one sample a minute.

Public keys that may log in as root over SSH. Add your own key, then connect with the command below.

Authorized keys

Used for password-based SSH login to your server (enable below). Off by default — generate one only when you need it.

Drops the panel access cookie and returns to the mintbot home page.

How you sign in to this panel. The login page shows a button for each method you keep on; at least one always stays on.

A passkey signs you in with the device itself — Face ID, Touch ID, Windows Hello, or your phone over a QR code. Add one on each device you use.

A hardware security key you plug in or tap — a YubiKey 5 or any other FIDO2 key with a PIN set. Keep a second key somewhere safe in case you lose one.

A second step after a sign-in link. Signing in by e-mailed link or from Telegram then also asks for a code from your authenticator app. A passkey or a YubiKey proves the device itself, so those never ask for it. Off by default.

Scheduled and background jobs run on their own timer — pause, edit, delete, or add one here. The agent can add and manage background jobs itself too — just talk to it directly.

Your agent ships with a base personality from mintbot — basic tool-use and VPS-environment instructions. Add your own personality traits, tone, and style guidance below, and the agent will behave accordingly.

Copy memory, skills, persona and a chat archive from one of your other agents into this one. Identity stays yours — your model, credit and panel link are never touched, and nothing is deleted on the other agent.

To start: open this on the agent you want the data to arrive in, then pick the agent to copy from below — only your other running agents show up here. Want to send data the other way instead? Open the other agent's panel and start it from there.

Puts the panel back the way it started: no pinned shortcuts in the sidebar, the light theme, the sidebar and the session list open.

Deletes this agent and its server with everything on it: memory, skills, files and chats. This cannot be undone.

Invite only people you trust. Each user gets personal chats, preferences and a working folder, but tools share this server's Unix permissions. This is not a security sandbox. Usage is charged to this agent.

Member runtime is not ready. Invitations are unavailable.

Ask your agent in chat (“install example.com”) or paste a publisher’s domain or manifest URL below. You see what the extension asks for and approve it before anything runs. Browse the catalog at axp.cat → Publish your own — Agent Extension Protocol (AXP) →

New conversations start in the selected project. Pick one from the sidebar at any time; a conversation already under way keeps the project it began in.

Invoices are issued to you personally by default — fill this in to have them made out to your company instead. Saving a change also re-issues your latest invoice with the new details; older invoices stay unchanged.

Share your thoughts with the mintbot team — feedback, bug reports, praise, or feature ideas.