Thinks, executes, and responds — concurrently, not sequentially.
Built for large teams and communities.
Nothing blocks.
Channel
The user-facing ambassador. One per conversation. Has soul, identity, personality. Talks to the user. Delegates everything else.
Branch
A fork of the channel's context that goes off to think. Has the channel's full history. Returns only the conclusion.
Worker
Does real work. Gets a task and the right tools. No personality, no conversation context — just focused execution.
The perfect assistant
Out of the box, with everything you need to create a fleet of capable AI employees.
It already knows.
The Cortex sees across every conversation, every memory, every running process. It synthesizes what the agent knows into a pre-computed briefing that every conversation inherits — so nothing starts cold.
Memory Bulletinrefreshed 3m ago
James is the primary user. Prefers concise communication, dislikes over-engineering.
Memory Bulletin
Every 60 minutes, the Cortex queries the memory graph across 8 dimensions and synthesizes a concise briefing. Every conversation reads it on every turn — lock-free, zero-copy.
Association Loop
Continuously scans memories for embedding similarity and builds graph edges between related knowledge. Facts link to decisions. Events link to goals. The graph grows smarter on its own.
Cortex Chat
A persistent admin line directly to the Cortex. Full tool access — memory, shell, browser, web search, workers. One conversation per agent, accessible from anywhere.
Drop files. Get memories.
Dump text files into the ingest folder — notes, docs, logs, markdown, whatever. Spacebot chunks them, runs each chunk through an LLM with memory tools, and produces typed, graph-connected memories automatically.
No manual tagging. No reformatting. The LLM reads each chunk, classifies the content, recalls related memories to avoid duplicates, and saves distilled knowledge with importance scores and graph associations.
Migrating from OpenClaw?
Drop your MEMORY.md
and daily logs into the ingest folder — Spacebot extracts structured memories and wires them into the graph.
Skills go in the skills folder and are compatible out of the box.
.md .txt .json .yaml .csv .log .toml .xml .html .rst
What they're saying
Built in Rust, for the long run.
Spacebot isn't a chatbot — it's an orchestration layer for autonomous AI processes. That's infrastructure, and infrastructure should be machine code.
Multiple AI processes sharing mutable state, spawning tasks, and making decisions without human oversight. Rust's strict type system and compiler enforce correctness at build time. The result is a single binary with no runtime dependencies, no garbage collector pauses, and predictable resource usage. No Docker, no server processes, no microservices.
RS Rust
TK Tokio
SQ SQLite
LD LanceDB
RD redb
FE FastEmbed
SV Serenity
CO Chromiumoxide
Every major provider, built in.
First-class support for 10 LLM providers with automatic routing, fallbacks, and rate limit handling.
Hosted or self-hosted, your call.
Pick managed cloud for speed, or self-host with priority support and SLAs. Same core product, different deployment model.
Monthly Annual (25% off)
$29 /mo
Billed at $264/year
- ✓ 1 hosted instance
- ✓ 2 shared vCPU, 1GB RAM per instance
- ✓ 3 agents per instance
- ✓ 10GB storage
- ✓ 1 dashboard seat
- ✓ All messaging platforms
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$59 /mo
Billed at $528/year
- ✓ 2 hosted instances
- ✓ 2 shared vCPU, 1.5GB RAM per instance
- ✓ 6 agents per instance
- ✓ 40GB storage
- ✓ 2 dashboard seats
- ✓ Priority support
$129 /mo
Billed at $1,164/year
- ✓ 5 hosted instances
- ✓ 2 performance vCPU, 4GB RAM per instance
- ✓ 12 agents per instance
- ✓ 80GB storage
- ✓ 5 dashboard seats
- ✓ Priority support
Bring your own keys
Connect your own API keys from any LLM provider — Anthropic, OpenAI, OpenRouter, and more. Bundled LLM credits are coming soon.
Dashboard seats
Seats are for the control plane — agent config, memory, conversations. End users on Discord, Slack, or Telegram don't need one. Extra seats $20/mo. Agent caps are per hosted instance, not account-wide.
Enterprise migration path
Start in hosted cloud, then move to self-host with support contracts as your compliance and procurement requirements evolve.
What you are paying for
Spacebot is open source. Support plans give your team access to shared or dedicated channels, response targets, and deployment guidance.
Deployment support
We can work with your team on AWS, GCP, Fly, bare metal, or private networks. You keep control of runtime, data, and access boundaries.
Security and procurement
Enterprise contracts can include SLAs, procurement workflows, and security reviews for internal approvals.
All plans include Discord, Slack & Telegram · hybrid memory search · coding & browser workers · cron jobs · daily backups
Self-hosted support starts at $59/mo for basic coverage or $299/mo for priority access. Enterprise contracts available for larger organizations. Runtime costs stay in your cloud account.
All plans currently require your own LLM API keys (BYOK). Bundled LLM credits will be included with every plan in a future update.
Self host with one command.
Single binary. No runtime dependencies. No microservices. Everything runs from one container.
terminal
$ docker run -d \
--name spacebot \
-v spacebot-data:/data \
-p 19898:19898 \
ghcr.io/spacedriveapp/spacebot:latest
Web UI at localhost:19898
— add an API key in Settings and you're live.