AGENT PROFILES

Genii

Intelligent Internet · Self-hosted agents

Local-first open-source assistant with memory, voice, and proactive triggers. Early development stage.

Genii / Intelligent Internet · Local, open-source personal assistant (early development milestone)

Product and access

The public repository describes the local Genii core; OpenClaw runs the agent in an E2B sandbox.

01

Core features

8 features from provider sources · sources reviewed on 30 September 2026. Availability and limitations are listed directly below.

  • Local web interface

    Browser-based home page and API run locally.

    Source 1
  • Your own API key

    Uses its own OpenAI key, encrypted in the local backend.

    Source 1
  • Agent computer

    Uses an E2B desktop environment with a real browser and OpenClaw interface.

    Source 1
  • Persistent memory

    A plugin preserves context and a style profile shaped by feedback.

    Source 4
  • Schedules and triggers

    Schedules and curated Gmail or Calendar events can activate Genii while the local backend service is running.

    Source 5
  • Voice mode

    Talk Mode turns the same conversation into live voice.

    Source 6
  • Connected work services

    The curated Composio integration includes Gmail, Calendar, Slack, Drive, Maps, and GitHub.

    Source 7
  • Web search

    Enables best-effort web search and cautious retrieval of direct URLs.

    Source 1
02

Requirements and limits

‘Still open’ means the reviewed sources do not answer this point clearly.

  • Requirement

    Development environment

    Local setup requires Python 3.11+, Node.js 22+, and Docker for Postgres mode.

    Source 2
  • Requirement

    External services and keys

    The agent computer requires an E2B account with a desktop template and your own OpenAI API key.

    Source 2
  • Limitation

    Not yet in production

    The first milestone is intended for local development and does not yet promise production-ready self-hosting.

    Source 3
  • Limitation

    Scope of this stage

    Telegram, Discord, billing, and production use are excluded; iMessage is optional and beta.

    Source 3
  • Limitation

    Backend must be running

    v0.1 has no wake-up service when the local backend process is offline.

    Source 2
03

Practical tasks

Editorial examples based on documented features. No product tests performed.

01

Try a calendar reminder

Your input
Set up a calendar trigger with test data in a local development environment.
Possible result
The trigger can prepare a message while the backend is actively running.
What to check
Consider the HTTPS callback, filters, and running backend service.
02

Personal research briefing

Your input
Specify a topic and several approved URLs for a test run.
Possible result
The agent can retrieve content and create a briefing in chat.
What to check
Check sources, sandbox access, and runtime in the development milestone.
EDITORIAL EXAMPLE

Test a personal assistant and simple triggers using test data.

Your possible prompt

Organize these shared documents by topic. Create an overview with deadlines and next steps. Prepare draft replies for my approval.

Getting-started idea based on documented capabilities. Not an executed product test. Adapt the task, data, and permissions.

04

What you should know first

Documented local development milestone; not production-ready self-hosting or a wake-up service for a stopped backend process.

Requirements & limitations

Early open-source milestone. The project currently does not promise a production-ready self-hosting solution. Test with sample data first.

Setup

Technical setup; consider milestone maturity.

Pricing model

Operation plus model usage. Check current terms and included quotas with the provider.

The classification indicates the scope of effort. It is not a price or performance commitment.

05

Sources from the provider

Editorial team: Michael Meierhoff · sources reviewed on . Provider information is not independent evidence of performance.

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  • github.com /Intelligent-Internet/genii
  • github.com /Intelligent-Internet/genii/blob/main/docs/community/setup.md
  • github.com /Intelligent-Internet/genii/blob/main/docs/community/roadmap.md
  • github.com /Intelligent-Internet/genii/blob/main/docs/community/memory.md
  • github.com /Intelligent-Internet/genii/blob/main/docs/community/server-trigger-classification.md
  • github.com /Intelligent-Internet/genii/blob/main/docs/community/voice.md
  • github.com /Intelligent-Internet/genii/blob/main/docs/community/composio.md
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