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LeSysBotVersion 0.1.0Linux

Chat with the machine you own.

Chat with your own Linux machine — from the terminal, Telegram or Discord. The model runs on your hardware.

Telegram · LeSysBot

how hot is the machine right now?

temperature()CPU 41–47°C across 16 cores · GPU 38°C. Nothing to worry about.

the render finished — shut it down

power_off()⚠️ This will POWER OFF the machine in 1 minute. Proceed?

yes

Powering off in 60 seconds. Say cancel shutdown if you change your mind.

From nothing to a working bot

  1. 1

    Install it

    One command, no questions. It sets up Python, Ollama and a model for you.

    curl -fsSL https://lesysbot.github.io/install.sh | sh
  2. 2

    Say hello

    Chat in your terminal.

    lesysbot chat
  3. 3

    Open the control panel

    Settings, tools and health, in your browser.

    http://127.0.0.1:8700
  4. 4

    Add more tools

    Fifteen come with it. Install more from any GitHub repo.

    lesysbot search

Everything is in the box

All 8 packages come with LeSysBot — 15 tools that work the moment the installer finishes. None of them needs root.

Watch the machine over time

"How hot is it?" only tells you about right now. Every install also sets up Grafana, recording CPU, memory, disk, network, temperatures and GPU as graphs over time.

The installer starts it for you. Everything stays on 127.0.0.1, and none of it needs sudo.

open http://localhost:3000lesysbot dashboard stop

Ask the bot to share it and you get a link that expires — handy for sending someone a snapshot without giving them access.

Telegram · LeSysBot

share me the dashboard

share_dashboard(expiration="1h")📊 Dashboard shared — expires in 1h:
snapshots.raintank.io/dashboard/snapshot/xY7…

Anyone with this link can view a snapshot of your system metrics.

ok take it down

delete_snapshot(which="1")Deleted. The public link is gone.

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