Introducing Pizza Bot: An Open Source Inbox for Asynchronous AI Agents
AWS has released Pizza Bot, an open-source application that provides an inbox-like interface for AI agents working in the background. This design enables asynchronous agent interaction, allowing agents to surface completed work or critical decisions without constant supervision, mimicking a colleague's workflow. It helps knowledge workers and developers integrate AI agents more efficiently into daily tasks by reducing the need for real-time monitoring. Pizza Bot is self-hosted, includes no telemetry, offers full data control, and supports a wide range of model providers, including Amazon Bedrock and local models.
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Build what’s missing. The skills you write load the same way the built-in ones do, so anything we can add, you can. We know the inbox works for the workflows we built it for. Whether it holds for the ones we never thought of is what building in the open will tell us. Start at the repository. CONTRIBUTING.md covers building and submitting a change, and the running guide covers putting the server on an always-on machine so schedules fire when your own computer is off. If something’s missing, the fastest path is usually to build it yourself as a skill or an MCP server, then share it so the next p
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