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SUZENT
SUZENT is an open-source, local-first personal AI agent that keeps memory in files you control. You can set rules for its actions, choose cloud or local models, and have it follow up on projects while you’re away.
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About this product
Each conversation is a persistent session. After a restart, you can return to its history, working memory, and facts the agent saved.
Key Features
- Saves memory as editable Markdown and can rebuild its search index from those files.
- Reviews daily logs overnight and asks you to resolve conflicting facts.
- Offers Ask, Smart, and Full Access permission modes for each conversation.
- Lets you pick a model per conversation and switch models while keeping your memory, skills, and workspace.
- Uses Regent to route work to the relevant project session or coding agent and follow up while you’re away.
- Creates a checkpoint before each turn so a retry restores both the conversation and its files.
- Syncs configuration, user skills, and Markdown memory through a private GitHub repository.
Use cases
- Schedule a weekday inbox summary for 9 a.m. or set a one-time reminder.
- Read the agent’s topic notes and research in Obsidian.
- Use the activity timeline to check what a tool changed and why the action was approved.
Who it is for
- People who want to delegate work across several projects and see which sessions need their input.
- Developers who want to use an agent from Zed or another ACP client.
Requirements
- Runs on Windows, macOS, and Linux.
- Git is required for the terminal and desktop installer options.
- The Microsoft Store installation on Windows has no prerequisites.
Quick Start
- Install from the Microsoft Store on Windows, or use the terminal setup or desktop installer.
- Run `suzent start` to launch the backend and desktop app.
- Open Settings → Providers and add a model.
- If you don’t have an API key, choose Ollama to run a model on your machine.
Limitations and considerations
- The mobile app is in preview and pairs with the desktop app.
- Messaging channels are off by default, and the agent only responds to user IDs listed in `allowed_users`.
License and links
Code license: Apache-2.0
Privacy and data
- Provider keys are stored in the operating system’s keychain and kept out of plain-text configuration.
- Credentials stay on the device when GitHub Sync transfers the agent’s memory, skills, and configuration.
Sources
Source review: 2026-11-10
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