PizzaBot
title: Pizza Bot type: tool created: 2026-09-20 last_updated: 2026-09-20 related: ["KanBots", "Conductor", "herdr"] sources: ["https://github.com/pizza-bot-app/pizza-bot"] radar_quadrant: Tools radar_ring: Assess radar_position: inner
Long-running AI agents create a practical problem: the user starts a task, walks away, and later has no clear place to see what finished and what is waiting on a decision. Pizza Bot is a local-first application that acts as an inbox for that work, so results and approval requests are sorted instead of buried in a chat history.
Completed work lands in an Unread queue, and durable approval requests land in an Action queue. Runs are checkpointed, so they survive client disconnects, and cron or webhook triggers can start work without an open conversation. Skills become tool-scoped subagents whose progress appears in an activity panel. The same interface runs as a desktop app, in the browser and as a terminal client, all talking to one local server. It is built on the DeepAgents and LangGraph runtimes and supports several model providers, including Amazon Bedrock, Anthropic, Google Gemini, OpenAI, OpenRouter and Ollama.
Consequential actions go through human approval. Local file access is granted explicitly, folder by folder and read-only or writable, and the application receives no default home-directory access.
The repository is Apache-2.0 licensed and was created on 2026-06-26. It had about 330 stars and 14 open issues when checked. The README states that it was developed at Amazon.
Pizza Bot is placed in Assess. The inbox model for asynchronous agent work is a useful framing and the approval and file-access design is conservative, but the evidence is the project's own README and repository metrics, with no first-person use. It is worth exploring for anyone running agents that outlast a single sitting.
