Initial commit

This commit is contained in:
2026-04-08 12:43:24 +02:00
commit be674c2f93
148 changed files with 25007 additions and 0 deletions

292
README.md Normal file
View File

@@ -0,0 +1,292 @@
# oAI-Web - Personal AI Agent
A secure, self-hosted personal AI agent powered by Claude. Handles calendar, email, files, web research, and Telegram - controlled by you, running on your own hardware.
## Features
- **Chat interface** - conversational UI via browser, with model selector
- **CalDAV** - read and write calendar events
- **Email** - read inbox, send replies (whitelist-managed recipients)
- **Filesystem** - read/write files in declared sandbox directories
- **Web access** - tiered: whitelisted domains always allowed, others on request
- **Push notifications** - Pushover for iOS/Android
- **Telegram** - send and receive messages via your own bot
- **Scheduled tasks** - cron-based autonomous tasks with declared permission scopes
- **Agents** - goal-oriented runs with model selection and full run history
- **Audit log** - every tool call logged, append-only
- **Multi-user** - each user has their own credentials and settings
---
## Requirements
- Docker and Docker Compose
- An API key from [Anthropic](https://console.anthropic.com) and/or [OpenRouter](https://openrouter.ai)
- A PostgreSQL-compatible host (included in the compose file)
---
## Installation
### 1. Get the files
Download or copy these files into a directory on your server:
- `docker-compose.example.yml` - rename to `docker-compose.yml`
- `.env.example` - rename to `.env`
- `SOUL.md.example` - rename to `SOUL.md`
- `USER.md.example` - rename to `USER.md`
```bash
cp docker-compose.example.yml docker-compose.yml
cp .env.example .env
cp SOUL.md.example SOUL.md
cp USER.md.example USER.md
```
### 2. Create the data directory
```bash
mkdir -p data
```
### 3. Configure the environment
Edit `.env` - see the [Environment Variables](#environment-variables) section below.
### 4. Pull and start
```bash
docker compose pull
docker compose up -d
```
Open `http://<your-server-ip>:8080` in your browser.
On first run you will be taken through a short setup wizard to create your admin account.
---
## Environment Variables
Open `.env` and fill in the values. Required fields are marked with `*`.
### AI Provider
```env
# Which provider to use as default: anthropic | openrouter | openai
DEFAULT_PROVIDER=anthropic
# Override the default model (leave empty to use the provider's default)
# DEFAULT_MODEL=claude-sonnet-4-6
# Model pre-selected in the chat UI (leave empty to use provider default)
# DEFAULT_CHAT_MODEL=claude-sonnet-4-6
```
Your actual API keys are **not** set here - they are entered via the web UI under **Settings - Credentials** and stored encrypted in the database.
---
### Security *
```env
# Master password for the encrypted credential store.
# All your API keys, passwords, and secrets are encrypted with this.
# Choose a strong passphrase and keep it safe - if lost, credentials cannot be recovered.
DB_MASTER_PASSWORD=change-me-to-a-strong-passphrase
```
---
### Server
```env
# Port the web interface listens on (default: 8080)
PORT=8080
# Timezone for display - dates are stored internally as UTC
TIMEZONE=Europe/Oslo
```
---
### Agent Limits
```env
# Maximum number of tool calls per agent run
MAX_TOOL_CALLS=20
# Maximum number of autonomous (scheduled/agent) runs per hour
MAX_AUTONOMOUS_RUNS_PER_HOUR=10
```
Both values can also be changed live from **Settings - General** without restarting.
---
### Database *
```env
# Main application database
AIDE_DB_URL=postgresql://aide:change-me@postgres:5432/aide
# 2nd Brain database password (pgvector)
BRAIN_DB_PASSWORD=change-me-to-a-strong-passphrase
# Brain connection string - defaults to the bundled postgres service
BRAIN_DB_URL=postgresql://brain:${BRAIN_DB_PASSWORD}@postgres:5432/brain
# Access key for the Brain MCP endpoint (generate with: openssl rand -hex 32)
BRAIN_MCP_KEY=
```
Change the `change-me` passwords in `AIDE_DB_URL` and `BRAIN_DB_PASSWORD` to something strong. They must match - if you change `BRAIN_DB_PASSWORD`, the same value is substituted into `BRAIN_DB_URL` automatically.
---
## Personalising the Agent
### SOUL.md - Agent identity and personality
`SOUL.md` defines who your agent is. The name is extracted automatically from the first line matching `You are **Name**`.
Key sections to edit:
**Name** - change `Jarvis` to whatever you want your agent to be called:
```markdown
You are **Jarvis**, a personal AI assistant...
```
**Character** - describe how you want the agent to behave. Be specific. Examples:
- "You are concise and avoid unnecessary commentary."
- "You are proactive - if you notice something relevant while completing a task, mention it briefly."
- "You never use bullet points unless explicitly asked."
**Values** - define what the agent should prioritise:
- Privacy, minimal footprint, and transparency are good defaults.
- Add domain-specific values if relevant (e.g. "always prefer open-source tools when suggesting options").
**Language** - specify language behaviour explicitly:
- "Always respond in the same language the user wrote in."
- "Default to Norwegian unless the message is in another language."
**Communication style** - tune the tone:
- Formal vs. casual, verbose vs. terse, proactive vs. reactive.
- You can ban specific phrases: "Never start a response with 'Certainly!' or 'Of course!'."
The file is mounted read-only into the container. Changes take effect on the next `docker compose restart`.
---
### USER.md - Context about you
`USER.md` gives the agent background knowledge about you. It is injected into every system prompt, so keep it factual and relevant - not a biography.
**Identity** - name, location, timezone. These help the agent interpret time references and address you correctly.
```markdown
## Identity
- **Name**: Jane
- **Location**: Oslo, Norway
- **Timezone**: Europe/Oslo
```
**Language preferences** - if you want to override SOUL.md language rules for your specific case:
```markdown
## Language
- Respond in the exact language the user's message is written in.
- Do not assume Norwegian because of my location.
```
**Professional context** - role and responsibilities the agent should be aware of:
```markdown
## Context and background
- Works as a software architect
- Primarily works with Python and Kubernetes
- Manages a small team of three developers
```
**People** - names and relationships. Helps the agent interpret messages like "send this to my manager":
```markdown
## People
- [Alice Smith] - Manager
- [Bob Jones] - Colleague, backend team
- [Sara Lee] - Partner
```
**Recurring tasks and routines** - anything time-sensitive the agent should know about:
```markdown
## Recurring tasks and routines
- Weekly team standup every Monday at 09:00
- Monthly report due on the last Friday of each month
```
**Hobbies and interests** - optional, but helps the agent contextualise requests:
```markdown
## Hobbies and Interests
- Photography
- Self-hosting and home lab
- Cycling in summer
```
The file is mounted read-only into the container. Changes take effect on the next `docker compose restart`.
---
## First Run - Settings
After the setup wizard, go to **Settings** to configure your services.
### Credentials (admin only)
Add credentials for the services you use. Common keys:
| Key | Example | Used by |
|-----|---------|---------|
| `anthropic_api_key` | `sk-ant-...` | Claude (Anthropic) |
| `openrouter_api_key` | `sk-or-...` | OpenRouter models |
| `mailcow_host` | `mail.yourdomain.com` | CalDAV, Email |
| `mailcow_username` | `you@yourdomain.com` | CalDAV, Email |
| `mailcow_password` | your IMAP password | CalDAV, Email |
| `caldav_calendar_name` | `personal` | CalDAV |
| `pushover_app_token` | from Pushover dashboard | Push notifications |
| `telegram_bot_token` | from @BotFather | Telegram |
### Whitelists
- **Email whitelist** - addresses the agent is allowed to send email to
- **Web whitelist** - domains always accessible to the agent (Tier 1)
- **Filesystem sandbox** - directories the agent is allowed to read/write
---
## Updating
```bash
docker compose pull
docker compose up -d
```
---
## Pages
| URL | Description |
|-----|-------------|
| `/` | Chat - send messages, select model, view tool activity |
| `/tasks` | Scheduled tasks - cron-based autonomous tasks |
| `/agents` | Agents - goal-oriented runs with model selection and run history |
| `/audit` | Audit log - filterable view of every tool call |
| `/settings` | Credentials, whitelists, agent config, Telegram, and more |