Smart Node releases self-hosted AI agent stack for small businesses
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Dmytro Klymentiev released Smart Node, an AGPL-3.0 self-hosted node that runs an AI assistant with task tracking, a document store, semantic memory, a model gateway, an operator panel called Studio, and browser voice on one machine the user controls. The application and data stay local. Reasoning still goes through a cloud model from Anthropic, Google, or OpenRouter, and the node needs credentials for the chosen provider; running a model on the node itself is not supported today. Klymentiev says no one outside the maintainer's team has completed the install runbook, and there is no one-command updater, automatic migration, scheduled backup, or offline install.
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- Hacker News · AISmart Node launches a self-hosted AI agent stack for small businesses
Dmytro Klymentiev released Smart Node, an AGPL-3.0 self-hosted node that runs an AI assistant with task tracking, a document store, semantic memory, a model gateway, an operator panel called Studio, and browser voice on one machine you control. The application and data stay local, but reasoning still goes through a cloud model from Anthropic, Google, or OpenRouter, and running a model on the node itself is not supported. The author says no one outside the maintainer's team has completed the install runbook, and there is no one-command updater, automatic migration, scheduled backup, or offline install.
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