Little agents that live on your own computers
Each nibblet is a hamster that chews through tasks for you. They use the Claude and ChatGPT subscriptions you already have, remember things, and get on with work while you're away.
curl -fsSL https://nibblets.dev/install.sh | bashA peek inside



What they do
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Always on
A nibblet is a thread that never really ends. It wakes on a heartbeat, and on schedules it sets for itself.
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It remembers
Memories live in Postgres with pgvector, so it recalls what matters without you repeating yourself.
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Your subscriptions
Runs on Claude Code, Codex or OpenCode, signed in with the plans you already pay for. No API bills.
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Your machines
Each nibblet gets its own little container, with a browser you can watch and take over.
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Little helpers
Big jobs get split up: a nibblet can hatch sub-agents of its own and hear back when they're done.
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Anywhere
Link your computers to Nibblets Connect and check in from your phone, with a nudge when one needs you.
Get started
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Install it
The Mac app walks you through Docker and your agents. On Linux, it's the one command above.
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Sign in to an agent
Claude Code, Codex or OpenCode. Your nibblets share the login, never the password.
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Make a nibblet
Dress up a hamster, give it a job, and let it get on with things.
Free, and yours
Nibblets is free software under the GPL-2.0. It runs on your own computers, and you can read every line of it on GitHub.