AI automations that run themselves, on European inference.
Describe a job in plain words. botfleets drafts it, tests it, schedules it — and repairs it when it breaks.
- open-weights models, hosted in the EU
- GDPR-compliant from the first request
- your tools, connected over MCP
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One email when we open, nothing else. Stored in the EU, never shared.How it works
- describe the job — "fetch the receipts from my inbox every Monday and filter out personal expenses"
- botfleets drafts a graph of tasks — finding the tools it needs on MCP Toplist, the ranked index of MCP servers — and tests it against the real services
- it runs on a cron-style schedule and reports back by email
- when a run fails, it diagnoses the step that broke and repairs itself
Questions
What is botfleets?
A platform for AI automations. You describe a recurring job in plain words; botfleets drafts it as a graph of tasks, tests it, runs it on a schedule and repairs it when a run fails.
Where does my data go?
Nowhere outside Europe. botfleets runs on open-weights models served by GDPR-compliant inference providers in the European Union, and the platform itself is hosted in the EU.
Which tools can an automation use?
Anything reachable over the Model Context Protocol, plus the web, email and HTTP APIs. While drafting, botfleets searches mcptoplist.com for the best-ranked Model Context Protocol server for each step, preferring ones you can connect without handing over a key.
Who builds botfleets?
botfleets is built by BIFF.ai, the generative-AI lab that also runs MCP Toplist.