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Artemis is an open-source AI agent that lives on your computer. It reads your files, runs your commands, browses the web and remembers what you tell it. You pick the model, you keep the data, and you press approve.
New here? Start with Getting Started.
- Getting Started: install, first run, first project
- Providers and Models: add OpenRouter, OpenAI, Anthropic, Ollama or any OpenAI-compatible server
- Usage Limits: token and spend limits, run budget
- Appearance: themes, text size, custom themes
- Chat and Projects
- Files and Attachments: file tools, Excel, Word, PDF, Files library, import
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Notes: Markdown notes,
[[wiki links]], graph - Memory
- Updates: automatic updates from GitHub Releases
- Quick Window and Shortcuts: tray, command palette, tabs, split view
- Sub-Agents: role agents that work in parallel, and how to write your own
- Agent Teams: several agents on one goal, running by themselves every day with Make, the browser and memory
- Brains: named personalities, each with its own model, and the council vote
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Skills: reusable
SKILL.mdinstructions - Scheduled Tasks
- Heartbeat and webhooks: a background checklist, tasks limited to certain hours and days, events from GitHub, Stripe and others
- Make: Make.com scenarios by asking
- Tools and Approvals: what each tool group does and when Artemis asks
- Advanced: edit every prompt, and the command blocklist
- Terminal
- Browser
- Computer Control (macOS)
- Sentinel Voice: wake word, push-to-talk, the floating widget
- Phone (Telegram)
- MCP: connectors, and Artemis as an MCP server for Claude Code
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Gateway and command line: the local API,
artemisCLI and the headless mode - Sandbox: terminal commands in Docker or over SSH
- Security and App Lock: password, Touch ID, voice recognition, lockdown
- Troubleshooting
Set up
Everyday use
Agents and automation
Tools and control
Voice and integrations
Security and help