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nanobot alternatives: 12 Claude Code plugins like hkuds/nanobot

nanobot has 49,436 stars, gained 350 in 7 days and was last pushed Oct 27, 2026; the top pick, cowagent, has 47,589 stars and gained 155 in 7 days.

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How they compare

Flowy lists 129 other AI & Agents plugins like nanobot, ranked by shared technologies, then GitHub stars; nothing in this list is paid.

nanobot and its 12 closest alternatives
PluginStars7 daysUpdatedLicenseContains
nanobotThis page49,436+350Oct 27, 2026MIT12 skills
1cowagent47,589+155Oct 25, 2026MIT3 skills
2hermes-agent257,099+2,249Oct 26, 2026MIT58 skills
3openagent5,712+16Oct 25, 2026Apache-2.054 skills
4dingtalk-workspace-cli3,790+69Oct 26, 2026Apache-2.017 skills
5anthropics-claude-code153,491+990Oct 26, 2026not available10 skills, 14 agents, 16 commands
6awesome-llm-apps143,063+776Oct 22, 2026Apache-2.01 MCP server
7learn-claude-code79,462+496Oct 27, 2026MIT4 skills
8skyvern23,288+44Oct 28, 2026AGPL-3.05 skills
9bitterbot-desktop2,4780Oct 27, 2026MIT66 skills
10yoyo-evolve1,918+1Oct 26, 2026MIT14 skills
11daymade-claude-code-skills1,499+19Oct 27, 2026MIT3 agents
12lean4-skills470+8Oct 22, 2026MIT1 skill, 4 agents, 14 commands

The 12 closest alternatives

3. openagent

5,712 stars+16 this week

⚡️next-generation personal AI assistant powered by LLM, RAG and agent loops, supporting computer-use, browser-use and coding agent, demo…

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8. skyvern

23,288 stars+44 this week

Skyvern was inspired by the Task-Driven autonomous agent design popularized by BabyAGI and AutoGPT -- with one major bonus: we give…

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Questions about nanobot alternatives

What is the best alternative to nanobot?

cowagent is the first of 12 alternatives to nanobot by shared technologies: it has 47,589 stars (behind nanobot) and gained 155 stars this week.

Which nanobot alternative has the most skills?

bitterbot-desktop has the most, with 66 skills of the 12 alternatives listed. nanobot has 12.

Is nanobot free?

Yes. nanobot is published under the MIT license, so it is free to use.