OpenBot
Self-hosted AI coworkers, each with its own computer and a policy gateway
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Teams that cannot send documents through one vendor's AI can put an agent inside Office that talks to the provider they choose, including a local Ollama model.
OpenDocBot is an AI agent add-in for Word, Excel and PowerPoint that runs client-side and connects to the provider you pick: OpenAI, Anthropic, Gemini, DeepSeek, OpenRouter, Ollama or your own endpoint. Edits go through a human approval step, and uploaded files get OCR so scanned documents work. Local models run offline.It is in early access and not yet in the Microsoft marketplace, so installation means sideloading, with scripts provided. The source is public and self-hostable under a fair-code licence: free for individuals and teams of up to 30, with a commercial licence above that.
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