Remember the small things.
“Remind me tomorrow at 9.”
Set a reminder for yourself. Administrators can also send reminders to approved staff and groups.
Explore Puestario’s open-source starter kit for a dedicated Mac. This pilot is for technical review and controlled testing. You handle setup, operation, and support.
Free code. No email signup. Setup required.
Pilot release · 0.2.0-pilot
For technical review and controlled testing. Real-world installation checks are still required.
Send our sales sheet summary each morning.
Your agent, on your Mac
A small report, sent to approved people.
Examples of what the kit supports once your accounts and permissions are set up.
“Remind me tomorrow at 9.”
Set a reminder for yourself. Administrators can also send reminders to approved staff and groups.
“What is on my calendar?”
Read approved information from Google Sheets, Calendar, Stripe or GoHighLevel. Each connection has clear limits.
“Send our sales sheet summary each morning.”
Schedule a small report from one approved source. Access is checked again before it is sent.
This release uses WhatsApp text. Check the exact product’s terms before connecting an account: WhatsApp Business Services are not intended for intra-company use. The kit does not establish permission. Voice, Telegram, customer emails, and money movement are not included. Read all release limits ↗
You choose your accounts, your people and your first task. The instructions take you through the setup.
Your installation needs its own hardware, phone service, AI provider, and approved apps.
Read the MIT license ↗A Mac mini or dedicated Mac that stays on and connected. Keep the operator account separate from staff accounts.
The pilot code requires a phone for pairing and recovery, plus two trusted administrators. Confirm that the exact account and integration permit your intended use before connecting it.
Your chosen online AI provider and the business apps you want to connect. Start with one app and one job.
You or a technical helper who can follow terminal instructions. The guide covers OpenClaw, Docker and the other required tools.
The agent code, setup instructions and code tests. Free to use and change under the MIT license.
Source files, not a one-click installer. For installation, follow the guide’s Git download steps so its checks can run.
See the requirements, choose your accounts and understand what stays private.
Open the setup instructionsFollow the guide to get the code, fill in your company form, and connect your model, phone and first app.
Check a real task, blocked requests and recovery. Finish the full acceptance checklist before handing it to a team.
The agent code is available under the MIT license. An installation needs its own Mac, phone service, AI provider, storage, device management, and approved apps. Sign up for a call if you want help preparing your setup.
No. This is a starter kit with source code and instructions. You connect your accounts, choose who can use it, and test the setup. Installation time has not been measured on a clean Mac yet.
The Mac holds your setup and local records. Online AI helps understand requests, so the information needed for a request is sent to your chosen provider. Connected apps also use their own online services.
The code has automated tests. Complete testing with a real Mac, phone and business apps is still required before client handover. Use this release for technical review and controlled testing.