GoGogot

This platform is a self hosted personal AI agent written in Go. It runs on your own server as a single Docker container, and you talk to it through a Telegram bot that you own. The agent has a shell, a filesystem, four web tools, persistent markdown memory, reusable skills, evolving identity files and a cron scheduler that survives restarts, for 34 built in tools in eight groups. The project is positioned as a self hostable alternative to agents such as OpenClaw and Claude Code. It is aimed at developers and tinkerers who want an always on assistant without handing their data to a hosted service. The vendor states the codebase is 8,835 lines of Go with 8 direct dependencies, the binary is about 15 MB, the image is around 200 MB because it ships a working Ubuntu toolchain on purpose, and the agent idles at roughly 10 MB of RAM. API keys stay in environment variables on your machine, and it works with Anthropic, OpenAI or any model available through OpenRouter. It requires Docker and a Linux host. Pricing: the software is free and open source under the MIT license, and the site lists a price of $0. You pay only for the model provider usage and the server you run it on. The source code is published on GitHub and the image is distributed through Docker Hub.