Ductor

AI Agents Updated Mar 10, 2026

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💰 Open Source 🔄 Updated Mar 2026

💰 Pricing

Open Source

Pricing not publicly listed.

🎯 Use Cases

Remotely executing code snippets via Telegram Automating AI model interactions with cron jobs Streaming live outputs from AI models to Telegram Securely running untrusted code in Docker sandboxes

⚖️ Pros & Cons

✅ Pros

Open-source and self-hostable for full control
Integrates multiple AI tools into a single Telegram interface
Supports persistent memory for continuous workflows

❌ Cons

Requires technical expertise to set up and self-host
Limited to Telegram as the communication platform
Dependent on third-party AI tools (Claude, Codex, Gemini)

Overview

Control Claude Code, Codex CLI and Gemini CLI from Telegram. Live streaming, persistent memory, cron jobs, webhooks, Docker sandboxing.

Problem It Solves

Centralized control of multiple AI CLI tools via Telegram with additional features like live streaming, memory persistence, and sandboxing.

Target Audience: Developers, AI enthusiasts, and power users who want to manage AI tools remotely via Telegram.

Inputs

• Telegram commands
• Cron job schedules
• Webhook triggers

Outputs

• AI-generated responses
• Live streaming data
• Cron job outputs

Example Workflow

1 Receive command via Telegram
2 Route to appropriate AI tool (Claude/Codex/Gemini)
3 Process request with optional Docker sandboxing
4 Return response via Telegram

Sample System Prompt


              /claude generate python code for quicksort

Tools & Technologies

Claude API Codex CLI Gemini CLI Docker Telegram Bot API

Alternatives

• Direct CLI usage
• Separate bot implementations for each AI

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FAQs

Is this agent open-source?: True
Can this agent be self-hosted?: True
What skill level is required?: intermediate

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