Pawbot
Pawbot is a self-hosted Python agent with a WebUI, a native terminal UI, command-line access, and an OpenAI-compatible API. It supports multi-step tool use, MCP integration, session recovery, and replayable agent runs.
Install and start
Install or upgrade with uv:
uv tool install --force --upgrade pawbot-ai
pawbot --version
pawbot webui
Alternatively, install pawbot-ai in a Python 3.11+ virtual environment with
python -m pip install --upgrade pawbot-ai. Configure a model provider in the
WebUI before starting a conversation. Run pawbot agent for the terminal UI.
Documentation and evaluation
- Project and complete installation guide
- Latest GitHub release
- Usage guide
- Promptfoo evaluation guide
The Promptfoo suites are developer tools in the source repository; they are not included in the Python wheel. Real-model evaluations require configured provider credentials and consume model usage. Temporary evaluation workspaces are not operating-system security sandboxes.
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