OpenHuman is an open-source personal AI agent built in Rust by tinyhumansai. It connects to your email, repos, calendar, chat, and payment tools via OAuth to build a local memory tree that powers every conversation.

How is OpenHuman different from OpenClaw?

OpenClaw is gateway-first (connects to 50+ messaging platforms), while OpenHuman is context-first (connects to your digital life and builds a persistent memory before you type anything).

How many GitHub stars does OpenHuman have?

OpenHuman has 23.3K GitHub stars as of May 2026, growing from zero to 12.5K in its first 5 days after launching May 12, 2026.

Is OpenHuman safe to use?

OpenHuman runs as a local Rust binary with all data stored on your machine. However, it requests broad OAuth access to email, repos, calendar, chat, and payments, which some security reviewers have flagged as a concern.

What programming language is OpenHuman built in?

OpenHuman is built primarily in Rust (64.6%) with TypeScript (31.3%) and JavaScript (2.2%).

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OpenHuman: Context-First Personal AI Agent Hits 23.3K GitHub Stars and #1 Product Hunt in 10 Days

OpenHuman by tinyhumansai inverts the agent playbook: instead of connecting to tools, it connects to your entire digital life first (email, repos, calendar, chat, payments via OAuth), builds a local memory tree, then every conversation runs on that context. Single Rust binary, 118+ integrations, Obsidian-compatible wiki. Hit GitHub Trending #1 on launch day (May 12, 2026).

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A CLI tool that migrates OpenClaw agent configurations, skills, and memory to Hermes Agent or OpenHuman without rewriting any skill code

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Hermes Agent hit 140K GitHub stars and overtook OpenClaw on OpenRouter daily token processing (224B vs 186B). OpenHuman crossed 23K stars in 2 weeks. 30% of developers surveyed have already switched from OpenClaw. But migration means rewriting skills, reconfiguring memory backends, and rebuilding automations from scratch. A migration tool that reads OpenClaw skill manifests, memory stores, and cron configs and outputs equivalent Hermes/OpenHuman configurations would remove the biggest friction for the exodus.

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