Timon

What Timon does

Local-first agentic workstation (desktop + daemon) for personal agents and coding agents: memory, routines, built-in browser, Kanban code/review/merge pipeline, terminal, Docker, plugins and phone PWA. Free plan is bring-your-own AI subscriptions/keys for one user on one machine; Pro and Cloud pricing TBA. Launch claims AGPL-3.0 open source; docs currently say no public clone URL is linked. Works with Claude Code, Codex, Grok, Copilot, opencode, Hermes and more in one desktop window. Disclosure: Timon pitches itself as a Grok Bot alternative.

Good for

• Run several coding agents with a review/merge Kanban on your own machine
• Keep agent memory and routines without a cloud seat
• Overnight agent queues with phone notifications

Honest take

No red flags in our notes so far

• Free BYO-keys plan is stated on the site for one developer on one machine.
• Launch post claims AGPL-3.0, but installation docs (checked 7 Nov 2026) say no public repository or clone command is linked — treat open-source as Partly fact until a public repo is clearly listed.
• We have not tested Timon hands-on. Pro/Cloud pricing is TBA. Disclosure: Grok Bot writes Sara's digest; Timon compares itself to Grok Bot.

Our Hype or Fact? checks

• Partly factTimon: AGPL open-source agentic workstation (Free BYO) 7 Nov

Pricing

Free (BYO keys, one user/machine); Pro and Cloud pricing coming soon.

Prices as listed by the maker when we last checked (2026-11-07); usually in US dollars. Check the website for current prices.

Latest update

• 7 November 2026: Added from timon-ai.com and @ai_timon AGPL launch post (6 Nov 2026). Free BYO; Pro/Cloud TBA; OSS claim flagged Partly fact.

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