Documentation v1.1.1

Core Capabilities

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What Agenvoy can do at a glance, plus the browser dashboard and the chatbot channels it answers on.

Core capabilities

Capability Description
Auto tool generation Builds and saves tools when they're missing
Self-scheduling Create cron jobs with a single sentence
Long-term memory Retains key info and context
File search Answers from your local files
Sub-Agent Multi-agent collaboration
MCP client Connect to external MCP services via official go-sdk (live tool refresh)
MCP server Expose sandboxed tools to any MCP-compatible agent
Reasoning guides On-demand rules via reasoning_guide(topics=[...]), several topics in one call
Tool Market Share and install tools
Image generation Generate images through a configured provider
Live command output Stream run_command progress to the TUI and Web dashboard
Secure file boundary Confirm sensitive paths and out-of-home access before granting them
MCP OAuth Log in to HTTP MCP servers and persist tokens in the OS keychain
Transcription Audio and video to text
Self-improvement Auto-fixes after execution failures

Knowledge notes (operator notes) were removed in v1.0.23; keep reference material in files and use File search instead.

Drive Your Agent From the Browser

Manage sessions, tools, schedules, and memory from a browser. The dashboard ships inside the binary — start the daemon and open http://127.0.0.1:17989. It is served by your own machine, so nothing leaves your device.

Agenvoy Web Dashboard demo

Chatbot Integrations

Agenvoy currently supports Telegram and Discord as chatbot channels. The local daemon initiates outbound connections to these platforms, so you only need to configure a bot token—without exposing inbound ports, setting up a reverse proxy, or making your host public.

Since v0.34.4, Telegram and Discord have paused the default flow that automatically replies to voice input with voice output. You can still use STT/TTS tools to generate audio and send the resulting audio files to either channel.

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