LeSysBot lets you chat with a Linux machine you own. Ask a question in plain words — from the terminal, Telegram or Discord — and it answers using tools that read and control the machine.
You: how hot is it running right now?
Bot: CPU 41–47 °C across 16 cores, GPU 38 °C. Nothing to worry about.
You: how much space is left on /?
Bot: 45 GB free out of 200 GB — 78% used.What you get#
- A local model. It runs on your hardware with Ollama. No account, no cloud.
- 15 tools, ready to use. Disk, temperatures, network checks, speed test, reboot and power off, and more.
- Chat from anywhere. Terminal, Telegram or Discord.
- A control panel at
http://127.0.0.1:8700for settings and tools. - Graphs over time in Grafana — CPU, memory, disk, network and GPU.
- Easy to extend. A tool is one small Python file.
Good to know#
- Linux only. Any distribution with
systemdand Python 3.11+. - It asks first. Reboot and power off wait for your yes — and then wait another minute, so you can still cancel.
- Only you can use it. The bot answers only the chat accounts you list.
- Nothing needs root, and nothing is exposed to your network.
- One machine per install. It isn't a fleet manager or a hosted service.
Next#
Getting started takes about five minutes.