A zero-code platform that generates production-style AI agents from natural-language descriptions, with built-in tools, memory and orchestration.
jzjzzzzzzz/agent-me
Open-source, inspectable framework for building an AI Agent Twin that distills your knowledge, memories and decisions into a grounded personal assistant.
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What is it?
Agent-Me is a FastAPI and React project for building a personal AI assistant from reviewable Markdown knowledge. Instead of sending a question straight to a model, it runs a pipeline: retrieval over your own documents, a planner, a researcher that collects exact source excerpts, a critic that blocks answers without enough evidence, a writer that produces a citation-aware response, and an optional verifier that checks citation paths and output invariants.
Each run returns a public trace showing the role outcomes, safe intermediate summaries, evidence and metrics, so the reasoning path can be inspected. The project does not expose a model's private chain of thought. Retrieval is deterministic and local by default, and an optional OpenAI-compatible provider can be configured for chat answers. An opt-in private workspace adds SQLite-backed memory, persisted chat transcripts and a browser review workbench.
The public repository uses fictional example data, and the project states that the verifier checks structure and citations rather than factual truth.
Key features
- 01Answers grounded in your Markdown knowledge with exact source excerpts
- 02Sequential Planner, Researcher, Critic, Writer and optional Verifier roles
- 03Public execution trace with role outcomes and metrics
- 04Deterministic local retrieval, with optional OpenAI-compatible provider mode
- 05Opt-in private workspace with SQLite memory and a browser review workbench
- 06Versioned evaluation cases run in CI
Use cases
- Building a personal assistant that answers questions from your own notes and documents
- Studying how multi-agent pipelines with evidence gates are structured
- Prototyping an inspectable RAG workflow that refuses to answer without sources
- Exploring memory and provenance design for personal AI systems
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FAQ
- What is agent-me?
- Open-source, inspectable framework for building an AI Agent Twin that distills your knowledge, memories and decisions into a grounded personal assistant. Agent-Me is a FastAPI and React project for building a personal AI assistant from reviewable Markdown knowledge. Instead of sending a question straight to a model, it runs a pipeline: retrieval over your own documents, a planner, a researcher that collects exact source excerpts, a critic that blocks answers without enough evidence, a writer that produces a citation-aware response, and an optional verifier that checks citation paths and output invariants.
- Is agent-me free to use? What license does it have?
- agent-me is open source under the MIT license. Check the license terms before using it in commercial products.
- Is agent-me still maintained?
- Actively maintained. The last commit to agent-me was on Oct 21, 2026.
- What can I use agent-me for?
- Building a personal assistant that answers questions from your own notes and documents Studying how multi-agent pipelines with evidence gates are structured Prototyping an inspectable RAG workflow that refuses to answer without sources Exploring memory and provenance design for personal AI systems
- Where can I get agent-me?
- The source code and installation instructions are on GitHub: https://github.com/jzjzzzzzzz/agent-me
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