Superbot

Superbot is presented as a self‑hosted AI agent that executes tasks on your computer. The site states it can run recurring jobs on a schedule across all your devices, and it can be interacted with through a desktop application or an API. It claims to be able to “do anything you can do on your computer” quickly by combining an AI agent, browser automation, and a subscription relay that links existing AI accounts and developer tools via compatible APIs.

If you want an agent that can handle browser automation, Superbot offers a universal connector. The site lists a “subscription relay” that connects your AI accounts and developer tools through MCP (Machine Control Protocol). The agent can read served HTML without running a script, can swap template content automatically, and can show a context meter to inform you what the model receives each turn. A desktop app is available for macOS, Windows, and Linux, and can be installed with a curl or PowerShell command. The API can be accessed directly; the site mentions an approximate cost of $2 per 1 M tokens for Superbot's own models. Users can also run the agent in the cloud via a “superbot plus” tier that adds API usage credits.

You will likely use Superbot if you need a flexible agent that can interact with web pages, fetch data, and carry out recurring tasks on multiple devices. The interface allows you to “Ask superbot anything” and see a demo inside the web app. The agent tracks how much context is sent to the model and displays rate‑limit information. The only limited detail the site shares about usage is that the desktop app can be launched from a terminal script or PowerShell, and that the agent can perform programming tasks, web browsing, and media handling.

Key features

• Self‑hosted AI agent that runs on macOS, Windows, and Linux
• Browser automation and subscription relay via MCP
• Context meter and rate‑limit banner in the web interface
• Desktop app installs via curl or PowerShell scripts
• API access with estimated token pricing $2/1M tokens