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Owner-only Telegram text bridge and Mini App gateway for the existing Ouroboros interface.
Ouroboros — self-creating AI agent. Born Feb 16, 2026.
Ouroboros is a general-purpose AI agent that maintains its identity, memory, and task history across restarts while working on external projects and coordinating specialist agents. It runs as a desktop application or headless command-line tool, using configured remote APIs or a local model for inference. The catalogue skills support working with or modifying Ouroboros.
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Owner-only Telegram text bridge and Mini App gateway for the existing Ouroboros interface.
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Local and remote desktop observation/input tools with coordinate normalization (local macOS/Linux by default; optional OSWorld HTTP and SSH Mac backends).
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Optional installed UI controls in a module and an independent page.
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Example. Sends this process's ERROR log records to a Sentry-compatible tracker named by SENTRYDSN.
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Free dictation using your browser's speech recognition. Audio may go to the browser vendor.
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Put a visual choice before a person as one self-contained page: one scene at their real size, variants swapped in place, A recommended, short plain questions; then record their reaction.
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Read Ouroboros replies aloud using the voices available on your device.
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Starter buttons for the composer and instructions for making your own.
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Design or change anything people look at (app UI, widget, mockup, HTML page or report, chart, icon) so it fits the existing system, uses real content and states, and is checked by eye and by measurement at the viewer's real size.
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Windows desktop reading and element actions through the UI Automation text tree (roles, labels, states, coordinates) - no screenshots, no coordinate clicks.
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