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n8n Labs releases Nod, an open-source personal agent with its own browser

It runs in a private virtual machine and works across apps and websites with whichever AI provider users choose.

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n8n just released a personal agent. Open source! Seems pretty awesome: 98% task completion using GPT-6.1 Sol in October. Separate from this launch but I love it: apparently, @n8n_io has a small division (Labs) where they are interacting quickly on different ideas. Love that!
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Own your personal agent, folks! Nod is a new open-source personal agent from n8n Labs. It's Apache 2.0, runs on your Mac, Windows PC, or your own server, and uses the AI provider you choose. It has its own computer and browser, so it can do jobs across your apps and websites.
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n8n Labs’ Nod is pitched as an open-source personal agent with its own browser and computer for chores like cancelling subscriptions and chasing invoices. Posts also say it can run on a Mac or your own server, with Windows 11 support in preview.
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