Unused (found by taking away the dead-code allowances; nothing else used them, tests aside):
computer::specs, quiet_button, the never-made Poke::Spin, ten icons and their SVGs, the
theme's chrome/bubble_agent colours, ImportRow.line, voice's multipart/transcribe/speak
wrappers, and the old keychain writers vault::save/remove/index_add with their live test
(the vault store replaced them; reading old keychain entries for the import stays).
One copy each: percent-encoding (httpd::url_encode, was four), tool arguments (tools::args_of,
was three), the WebSocket handshake (httpd::accept_websocket, was three), the read pacing
(wire::Pace, was two: relay and app), docker with input and a time limit (dk_with_input, was
two). Docs: FEATURES §看畫面 (VNC), protocol (v* frames, /screen, tickets), architecture.
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The core: the bot works the computer; a person watches it like a colleague, and takes over
when it needs them. VNC is made for that (only what changed, every mouse move and key, touch on
phones), so the pictures sent one by one go, and with them their own input path.
- vnc.rs: a VNC proxy to the box's x11vnc through one docker exec (a Python bridge that ends
with either side). It signs in to the box with the box's own password (its VNC_PASSWORD) and
offers the viewer no password, so the password never leaves the brain. The person's clicks
and keys make the bot's steps wait until 8 s after they stop; text typed in the viewer's box
(any language) is pasted in the box.
- Account server: /screen (the viewer page) and /novnc.js (noVNC 1.6.0, MPL-2.0, bundled);
/relay/vnc/<host> takes the browser's WebSocket (account session, or a 10-minute ticket the
app asks for with POST /relay/screen-ticket; owners and admins) and carries it over that
AnyBot's lasting connection (vopen / vdata / vtext / vclose). Both ends of that connection
wait 2 ms instead of 40 ms to read while things move: a request and its answer took up to
160 ms more than needed.
- Phone page: 看 Bot 的電腦 and 接管 open the viewer page (also on the local network: /api/vnc on
the AnyBot's own phone server). This Mac's own screen moved to the ⋯ menu.
- Mac app: 看畫面 opens the viewer in the browser (a screen of a brain: the brain's computer by
ticket; else this computer's box, noVNC straight from it). The in-app picture viewer, the
live JPEG stream, the person's click/move/scroll/key endpoints and the input shell are gone.
- Opening a Mac app uses LaunchServices (`open -a`): agent-desktop's launch waited on the window
through accessibility and failed without 輔助使用 now and then.
Measured on this Mac (made-up account, local relay + headless brain + the real box): viewer
signed in in 0.4–0.7 s, a request and its answer through relay + brain + box 25–58 ms median;
headless Chrome shows the desktop live in /screen. remote_e2e 28/28 ×2, 149 unit tests, relay 11.
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- Acting by an app's number (read_app's e7) is now a real click at that control's spot, the
same path as screenshot coordinates. agent-desktop only reads; its own actions (a second set
with its own key names and failures: no typing in terminals, "/" and "`" failing off the main
thread) are gone, with computer_use_select, background clicks and press_key's app.
- Every action comes back with the screen after it (or, with no picture allowed, the front
app's numbered controls), so the bot no longer spends a step on a screenshot to check.
- Coordinates map without remembering a screenshot: the picture's size depends only on the
screen. The phone's taps go straight to the screen as the person's, in the pixels of the
picture it was sent; they used to borrow the bot's last screenshot scale and landed 1.25x off
on the bots' computer, or failed with "screenshot first".
- Mac typing pastes (⌘V, clipboard put back): with 注音 on, text sent as key events vanished
while return arrived, so commands typed into a terminal ran empty. Bare printing keys
("slash", "r") are typed the same way; keys like "slash" and "grave" have names.
- The bots' Docker computer: one docker exec per step (action, settle, picture), never
`mousemove --sync` (it waits forever when the pointer is already there: a second click on
the same spot hung two minutes), open_app (chromium = the browser browser_* drive, xterm).
Tests: box_screen_is_exact (real Docker: bot and phone coordinates exact, same spot twice in
under 2 s, ASCII + Chinese + named key typed), Calculator by numbers and Terminal typing under
注音 through the signed app, remote_e2e 28/28, Linux build + 151 tests + x11_live.
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A turn started from the phone (not a computer) kept 「don't know」 for its whole run: a message
typed on the Mac while it waited on a hand-off had its 「我的電腦」 moved to the bot's own computer.
Each step now asks which computer the person last typed on, and the brain keeps it beside its
data (person-computer.txt) across restarts. remote_e2e: a second computer, and a mid-turn
message from the other one (fails without the fix); 28 checks.
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- hand_over_computer (the original's box hand-off card): instruction, live screen with 接管,
跳過 / 我完成了 / 接管; 我完成了 also in the viewer; a typed message answers it too. Header,
sidebar and notifications say 等你處理 / 「{name}：需要你」; the phone shows it with 接管.
- Mac: the content reaches the top (no grey title bar); the top strip drags the window.
- Panel 電腦 card: each line stops before the picture; the brain's name on its own line.
- Viewer: buttons first, the title ends in … when narrow; the picture is centred.
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- No idle pause: an asleep box is woken; its files are saved once a day instead of before sleep.
- A headless brain offers no Local computer; attachments it receives go into the bot's own one.
- 「你的電腦」 kept by older versions means the bot's own computer; only an explicit choice moves it.
- The composer chip moved to the panel's 電腦 card (做事的電腦).
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- A bot's own computer is 「<bot> 的電腦」; this one and the account's others go by their names.
The server brain picked 你的電腦 by sorted host id, so a desktop left on the server won.
- 「我的電腦」 is the computer the person typed on (the relay names it); unknown means ask.
- A step moved back to the chosen computer tells the bot so.
- Composer chip and bot settings choose the computer by name; a screen asks the brain.
- A screen's 電腦 card and viewer show the brain's computer, not this one's box.
- A screen's chat copy that falls short asks for everything again instead of appending;
清除聊天記錄 on a screen clears the brain's chat.
- Model requests to a private address go through the person's computer first.
- Phone typing on the box sends the text the tool reads.
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- A brain that can't reach a model at a private address (e.g. Qwen at 10.x) sends the request
through its hands; the hands only forward to addresses on their own network, and only for
their brain (uses the existing device channel, so the account server is unchanged).
- The computer chosen for a bot is binding: a step naming another computer goes to the chosen
one unless the person's message names that one (「在我的 Mac 上」).
- Browser steps follow the computer: Bot 的電腦 drives the Chromium on its own desktop (through
docker exec, no new port), 你的電腦 its browser; before, they always used this computer's.
Checked: on this Mac, Bot 的電腦 browsing opened example.com in the box's Chromium and an
unasked 你的電腦 command ran in the box; 「在我的 Mac 上」 ran on the Mac. Linux brain in Docker
with 10.0.0.0/8 blocked + this Mac as hands: model calls went through the Mac, shell on
你的電腦 answered from the Mac, browser defaulted to the Mac's.
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- 語言 繁體中文: a reply's Simplified characters are turned into Traditional with Taiwan
wording (zhconv), since some models (Qwen) slip despite the instruction.
- A brain on a server: browser steps go to the person's computer (its hands) unless the
server's own browser is named; 你的電腦 is listed first.
- update_bot says the default computer it set.
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- On a server brain whose hands are the person's computer, 你的電腦 is that computer;
the server itself is 大腦伺服器 (its browser too), so 「我的 Mac」 means the Mac.
- A brain with its own hands no longer lists the account's other brains as computers.
- 查看電腦 lists the computers the bot really has, with their real names.
- Phone page: with several brains on, it opens the one the account's computers use.
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- A new install (desktop or anybot --serve) starts with no bots; the main window shows
「歡迎使用 AnyBot」: connect a model, make the first bot, or sign in.
- Old data whose five sample bots were never used starts empty too.
- Signing in syncs right away: an online brain of the account is used and this computer's
bots are moved there; otherwise the backup's missing bots are taken in and backed up again.
- The five sample bots remain only for screenshots and tests (State::samples).
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- The brain's bots get computer_use_* for 手腳 (devices), as the prompt already said; before,
they only had shell there and fell back to scrot, which can't see a Wayland desktop
- After saying yes in the 「使用電腦工具」 pop-up (it shows the step), that same step isn't asked
again (sending messages still asks every time)
- A certificate failure says so instead of 「網路連線出了問題」
- install.sh restarts the background AnyBot after an update
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Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01Uirha3oEtWeHh58zA7ErHa
- write_page / read_page / list_pages: Markdown pages with versions (last 10 kept), per bot;
the reply gets a card (title, fading preview, page icon, 頁面 · 更新時間, 最近更新), and
[標題](page:ID) links open the page
- The page opens large: summary, what changed, the version picker, 複製 / 存成檔案 / 刪除;
listed under 資料庫 in the right panel
- Page blocks for richer pages, in the chat's Markdown too: ```stats tiles, ```steps progress,
> [!NOTE]/[!TIP]/[!WARNING]/[!IMPORTANT] call-outs (with tables and Mermaid charts)
- Phone: the card in chats, page links, a page view with the same blocks; charts drawn by the
AnyBot as SVG (GET /api/pages/<id>[/chart/<n>]); members may read pages
- Bots are told to make a page for things to track and to update it from a routine only when
there is real news
- Screenshot views: ANYBOT_SHOT_VIEW=pagecard / page
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Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01Uirha3oEtWeHh58zA7ErHa
- 看圖小幫手: when a bot's model can't take pictures, a model of the
person's that can (Grok, Claude, GPT, Gemini… whichever has a key)
describes each picture the person sent, text and numbers included, and
the bot gets that description. Remembered per picture; helpers that
fail are skipped for ten minutes.
- On the Mac, commands still can't read AnyBot's data folder (the keys),
but may read the chat's attachments in it (not write them).
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Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01Uirha3oEtWeHh58zA7ErHa
- anybot setup: a full-screen terminal guide (role, name, account server,
account, which brain) that saves the settings, installs a systemd user
service (with a virtual screen when there is none), and checks that the
account server and the brain see the computer. Flags for scripts.
- Hands can be limited to one brain; the account server says which AnyBot
asks. Choosing a brain in the app does the same.
- deploy/server/setup.sh: domain, account, sign-ups and keys step by step;
writes .env and Caddyfile, starts everything and checks HTTPS. The
server's brain creates the account on first start.
- deploy/linux/hands.sh installs what's needed and opens anybot setup
(no password kept in a file any more).
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Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01Uirha3oEtWeHh58zA7ErHa
- Each AnyBot keeps one WebSocket to the account server (pinged, reopened
within a second when cut). Requests come down it at once; calls to other
AnyBots of the account (brain sync, hands) go up it. Frames carry raw
bytes, compressed when that saves space. HTTP long-poll stays as fallback.
- The account server knows at once when an AnyBot goes away.
- Edits to lists and maps go item by item, so two computers editing one
list keep both changes.
- Screens fetch chat files from the brain, get model lists through the
brain's keys, and show the brain's computer as the brain's.
- Moving this computer's bots skips starter bots the brain has and bots
already moved.
- The phone goes to the brain instead of a computer that shows it.
- deploy/linux/hands.sh: a Linux computer (with or without a screen) as
hands, kept running by systemd.
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Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01Uirha3oEtWeHh58zA7ErHa
- Brain answers /api/sync (per-screen deltas of settings and messages),
/api/sync/edit (small edit operations) and /api/sync/act (chat actions).
- Relay forwards host-to-host sync requests within one account (role mirror).
- Desktop: choose a brain in 手機與帳號; its own bots are kept aside; offline
shows the last copy read-only and reconnects by itself.
- Keys and tokens stay on the brain (redacted and restored on edits).
- Browser tools can run on another computer of the account (computer arg).
- anybot --serve: ANYBOT_DEVICE_LINK=1 and ANYBOT_BRAIN=名稱.
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Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01Uirha3oEtWeHh58zA7ErHa
Rust/egui rebuild of Grok Bot as of 2026-11-04: chat with streaming
providers (xAI, OpenAI, Claude, Gemini, OpenRouter, OpenCode Go, Ollama,
custom), tools and approvals, the bot's Docker computer, computer use on
macOS / Linux X11 / Wayland, AnyBot's browser with a full DevTools-based
toolset, the encrypted vault, pinned grid and sidebar sections, Markdown
with Mermaid diagrams, phone access through the relay, and the Linux
build and test scripts.
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Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01Uirha3oEtWeHh58zA7ErHa
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