AIHawk
Open-source, self-hosted general-purpose AI agent with its own computer, browser, memory, permissions, and tasks.
At a glance
Price not confirmed · Source review 2026-10-31- Price & billing
No prices are published on the repository page; it is an open-source, self-hosted project.
- Free allowance
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- Best suited to
Developers self-hosting an open-source general agent with its own computer, browser, memory, and tasks
Fit is editorial guidance, not a measured result.- Platforms
Access: not separately verified. Operating systems not separately verified.
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What to know before choosing
Good fit
Developers self-hosting an open-source general agent with its own computer, browser, memory, and tasks
Limits and trade-offs
Repository renamed to invisible_dots; self-hosting required; the current project description presents a general agent, not a job-application workflow, and automation must respect target site terms.
Plans and free allowances
No prices are published on the repository page; it is an open-source, self-hosted project.
Evidence
invisible_dots GitHub repository (formerly AIHawk) ↗ (reviewed 2026-10-31)
Current project README reviewed; no installation, task run, API key, or job-site login performed
Dates: Last reviewed 2026-10-31. Last reviewed is the latest source or editorial review date; it is not a content-change date.
A closer look at AIHawk
AIHawk is an open-source, self-hosted general agent project, now renamed to invisible_dots and described as an open-source, self-hosted alternative to Dots. Each Dot runs with its own computer, browser, memory and skills, permissions, and scheduled tasks, accessed through a web UI, CLI, HTTP API, or messaging apps. It is a repository project, not a hosted product, and requires self-hosting. The current project description does not present it as a job-application product.
Editorial guidance based on published documentation. The workflow below is a suggested starting point, not a measured product result.
When to choose AIHawk
- Developers comfortable self-hosting open-source tools who want a general agent with its own computer, browser, memory, and task scheduling.
- Users who want a self-hosted alternative to Dots-style agents, with per-agent permissions and automation.
- Teams that want to run agent tasks on their own hardware through a web UI, CLI, API, or messaging app.
When to choose something else
- Users who want a hosted, no-setup agent product, since this is a self-hosted repository.
- Users who need a vendor support offering, since the repository does not describe one; check the project page.
- Users who need a purpose-built job-application product, since the current project description presents a general agent, not a job-application workflow.
A practical starting workflow
- Clone or download the invisible_dots repository.
- Set up the self-hosted environment as documented in the repository.
- Create a Dot with its own computer, browser, memory, and permissions for the task you want automated.
- Schedule or queue tasks and review what the Dot does, including its notes and outputs.
Check before committing
- The reviewed repository has been renamed: the AIHawk repository redirects to invisible_dots, described as an open-source, self-hosted alternative to Dots, so the entry follows the renamed project.
- The current project description presents a general agent with its own computer, browser, memory, permissions, and tasks; it does not present a job-application workflow, and users must check the terms of any site they automate against.
- As an open-source project it requires self-hosting and setup; there is no hosted product or published price on the repository page. The project is in alpha, so behavior may change.
Common questions
What is AIHawk?
AIHawk is an open-source, self-hosted general agent project; its repository now redirects to invisible_dots, an open-source, self-hosted alternative to Dots.
What does invisible_dots do?
Each Dot has its own computer, browser, memory and skills, permissions, and scheduled tasks, accessed through a web UI, CLI, HTTP API, or messaging apps, according to the current project description.
Is there a hosted version or price?
No hosted product or prices are shown on the repository page; it is a self-hosted open-source project.
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Sources and checks
Last source review is not a date of product testing. No rating or test result is implied by inclusion. Check the current plan and terms before buying.