About Memoh
Memoh v0.13 is the open-source multi-agent platform. It lets you run multiple AI agents on one machine, with each agent getting its own workspace, browser, network, tools, and long-term memory.
Agents can talk through Telegram, Discord, Slack, Feishu, WeChat, DingTalk, and other channels — and directly in the Memoh app. They can remember context, operate a browser or desktop, call MCP tools, install skills and connectors, run scheduled tasks, and enforce per-bot access rules.
Prefer a managed option instead of operating your own deployment? Memoh Cloud runs the same product as a hosted service.
Distribution Modes
Desktop
Desktop is the native client for Memoh Cloud or a self-hosted server. It wraps the same client interface in a native window with a system tray and shortcuts, and can register the computer it runs on as a Computer that bots may use. It does not run a local server.
Server Deploy
Server Deploy is for always-on shared usage. Use it when Memoh should serve multiple users, keep channels online while your computer is offline, or run as a self-hosted service. The Docker Compose stack includes the backend, web client, database, memory services, and workspace runtime.
What v0.13 Emphasizes
Agent Workspaces
Each bot can use an isolated container workspace with files, commands, MCP hosting, network access, a headed browser, and a graphical desktop. Local and desktop setups can also use trusted local workspaces when host-level access is intentional.
The Client
The client now covers more of the daily product surface: bot setup, sessions, providers, channels, workspace files, terminal and desktop panes, Supermarket, hooks, schedules, access control, and user preferences. v0.13 also includes English, Simplified Chinese, and Japanese UI language support.
Hooks, Schedules, And Automation
Hooks let bots run small automation rules around supported events, while Schedule keeps recurring work moving without an active chat. Skills and connectors from the Supermarket extend what a bot can do without custom code.
Access Control
Access control is split between channel-side chat permissions and workspace-side user permissions. Bot owners can allow or block channel members, grant registered users workspace roles, and keep advanced ACL rules for cases that need more precise matching.
Where To Start
- Bot Setup - create and configure a bot.
- Providers And Models - configure model access.
- Channels - choose where bots are reachable.
- Skills and Supermarket - install reusable capabilities.
- Scheduled Tasks and Access Control - operate recurring work and permissions.
- Help Center - plans, billing, and account questions, plus a direct line to the team.