n8n Labs releases Nod, an open-source personal agent that runs on the user's computer
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🚨 AI News | TestingCatalogXn8n Labs releases Nod, an open-source personal AI agent in research previewAIn8n Labs has released a research preview of Nod, an open-source personal agent for small tasks such as chasing unpaid invoices or canceling trial subscriptions. Users assign tasks through Telegram or WhatsApp, and Nod works on its own computer and browser. Nod asks for confirmation before any critical action, such as sending, paying, posting, or deleting.
Rohan PaulXn8n Labs releases Nod, an open-source personal agent in research previewAIn8n Labs has released Nod, an open-source personal agent under Apache 2.0 that runs in its own virtual machine and browser for errands across apps and websites. Saved logins and cards sit in a Vault that the model cannot access, and it asks before sending, paying, posting or deleting anything the user did not request. The author reports that with GPT-6.1 Sol, Nod completed 98% of 678 runs across 226 simulated errands, and that its memory scored 93.2% on 500 LongMemEval-S questions.
elvisXn8n Labs releases Nod, an open-source personal agent that runs locallyAIn8n Labs releases Nod, an open-source personal agent under Apache 2.0 that runs on a Mac, Windows PC, or the user's own server. Nod uses the AI provider the user chooses and has its own computer and browser to complete tasks across apps and websites.
SantiagoXn8n Labs launches Nod, an open-source personal agentAIn8n Labs has released Nod, an open-source personal agent that runs on the user's computer with its own browser. According to the quoted launch post, it can prep calls, collect invoices, or cancel subscriptions across apps and websites, using the AI provider the user chooses. Santiago says the agent reported 98% task completion using GPT-6.1 Sol in October.