OpenBot 0.28, 0.29 Ship Slack, Self-Hosting
OpenBot’s v0.28.0 and v0.29.0 releases add direct Slack responses, Cline support, self-hosted account services, Signal remote access, and terminal-based server installation. The local-first agent workspace is evolving into a deployable team platform.
OpenBot’s biggest progress is operational rather than model-centric: it is making agent workflows easier to deploy, trigger, and access across team environments.
- –Slack integration reduces context switching by letting agents answer where teams already work
- –Self-hosted account services and Signal remote access strengthen the privacy and deployment story
- –Terminal installation on Debian and newer Ubuntu makes server setup more practical for developers
- –Payload-driven routines turn agents into programmable automations instead of chat-only assistants
- –The development preview still runs agents with broad host access, so production use demands careful trust and sandboxing policies
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2026-10-03
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2026-10-03
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