TecAdRiseBot
An open-source Windows desktop for running locally controlled multi-agent AI workflows.
TecAdRiseBot is a free, MIT-licensed open-source alternative to Grok Bot for Windows, built with Electron, React, TypeScript, and the Cursor SDK. It lets developers run teams of AI agents with separate models, persistent instructions, workspaces, MCP integrations, long-term memory, and scheduled routines. Agents can exchange stored messages, stream responses, and update their own configuration under locally controlled settings. It is designed for technical users who want inspectable source code and a configurable desktop environment rather than a limited chat interface.
Key Features & Capabilities
Core highlights, automation workflows, and capabilities offered by this tool
Cursor SDK agent runtime
Uses Agent.create and Agent.resume with streaming responses, model selection, effort controls, and dedicated local workspaces for each agent.
Persistent multi
agent architecture: Each agent can have its own Soul instructions, system prompt context, MCP configuration, routines, and stored inter-agent conversations.
Wiki
style long-term memory: Maintains an Obsidian-like memory structure with index.md, notes, logs, and a memory-management skill to preserve operational context over time.
Local automation and control
Supports loop, interval, daily, weekly, one-time, and cron routines, plus a localhost-only HTTP control API bound to 127.0.0.1 and API-key storage through Electron safeStorage.
Developers, AI engineers, technical founders, automation specialists, and privacy-conscious teams that want to inspect, customize, and run multi-agent workflows on Windows.