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openLight v0.0.3
v0.0.3 is the release where openLight starts feeling easy to try on real hardware: published Docker images, a bundled openlight + ollama stack, remote service backends, a local CLI, and smoke-test flows.
Good Fit For
- Raspberry Pi and homelab users who want a Telegram-first local assistant
- Operators who want notes and lightweight host control without a heavy framework
- Self-hosters who prefer Docker + Ollama by default, with deterministic-only mode still available
Highlights
- Published multi-arch Docker images to GHCR
- Added a bundled Compose stack for
openLightplus localOllama - Defaulted the bundled stack to a local Ollama model:
qwen2.5:0.5b - Added remote service targets over named SSH hosts
- Added Docker Compose and direct Docker container service support
- Added a local CLI that reuses the same runtime, router, storage, auth rules, and skills as the Telegram agent
- Added smoke-test flows for safer end-to-end deployment checks
- Added account-provider flows for explicit user-management tasks inside allowed services
- Added tagged Ollama end-to-end tests and release-tag Docker publishing
Try It
Use v0.0.3 if you want the easiest tagged release to try with Docker and Ollama.
curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/evgenii-engineer/openLight/v0.0.3/openlight-compose.yaml -o openlight-compose.yaml
export TELEGRAM_BOT_TOKEN=123456:replace-me
export ALLOWED_USER_IDS=111111111
docker compose -f openlight-compose.yaml up -dIf you want deterministic-only mode, set LLM_ENABLED=false.
Known Limitations
- Local service-management skills are Linux-only
- Running inside Docker does not automatically give host-level file or service access
- The primary interface is Telegram; the CLI is secondary and aimed at operators and tests
- The project is still
v0.xand intentionally narrow in scope