# botfleets

> botfleets is a platform for AI automations that run themselves. You describe a recurring job in plain words; botfleets drafts it as a graph of tasks, tests it against the real services, runs it on a cron-style schedule and repairs it when a run fails. It runs on open-weights models served by GDPR-compliant inference providers in the European Union, and the platform itself is hosted in the EU.

Access is opening gradually. The waitlist is open at https://www.botfleets.com/ — one email when a seat is ready, nothing else.

## What it does

- Drafts an automation from a plain-language description, e.g. "fetch the receipts from my inbox every Monday and filter out personal expenses" or "check every morning that all data pipelines on my cloud deployment are running".
- Tests the draft against the real services before it is saved; nothing is simulated.
- Schedules it: cron-style schedules, time-zone aware, over a directed acyclic graph of tasks. A failing branch does not stop the branches that share nothing with it.
- Repairs it: when a run fails, botfleets diagnoses the step that broke and redrafts it.
- Learns: each run leaves notes that make the next draft better.
- Connects tools over the Model Context Protocol (MCP), plus the web, email and HTTP APIs. While drafting, it finds the best-ranked MCP server for each step on MCP Toplist and prefers servers that need no key.

## Data and compliance

- Inference: open-weights models on GDPR-compliant providers in the EU.
- Hosting: EU.
- Waitlist: the email address only, stored in the EU, never shared.

## Who is behind it

- [BIFF.ai](https://biff.ai/): builds botfleets and MCP Toplist.
- [MCP Toplist](https://mcptoplist.com/): index of Model Context Protocol servers, ranked by composite score, GitHub stars, version count and registry coverage; botfleets uses it to discover MCP servers.