OpenBot 0.47.1 ships team controls
OpenBot 0.47.1 adds role-based agent permissions, local Bark 3.0 Plus dictation, Hermes Agent imports, and MCP server management. The local-first AI teammate workspace also improves provider settings, file context, and session persistence.
OpenBot is rapidly evolving from an agent playground into governed infrastructure for shared AI work. Its broad provider support is compelling, but the development-preview security model still demands careful deployment.
- –Role-based access gives teams granular control over which agents members can view, chat with, or manage.
- –Hermes imports lower migration costs by preserving agent personas, memories, skills, and scheduled jobs without copying credentials.
- –Built-in MCP setup and testing makes integrations easier while keeping approval and secret-management boundaries visible.
- –Local dictation keeps voice processing on-device, though the 685 MB Bark model is English-only and produces lightly punctuated text.
- –Developers should treat OpenBot as powerful local automation infrastructure: agents can access files, run commands, use networks, and control browsers without repeated confirmations.
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2026-10-21
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2026-10-21
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