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BMO

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BMO connects your local OpenCode instance to Telegram, a rich CLI TUI, and a webchat interface — all sharing a single SQLite database and session history.

Features

  • Telegram Bot — chat with BMO from anywhere via Telegram
  • CLI TUI — interactive terminal with rich markdown, session management, agent switching, and ! shell commands
  • Webchat — browser-based chat with automatic Cloudflare Tunnel for public access
  • Shared State — all frontends share one SQLite database and one active session
  • BFP Protocol — peer-to-peer agent discovery and messaging (A2A-compatible)
  • Self-Evolving — BMO writes its own code, installs dependencies, and updates itself

Installation

npm install -g @aliwey/bmo

Quick Start

# Setup wizard — links Telegram token and configures settings
bmo init

# Launch Telegram bot + CLI TUI
bmo

# Launch webchat with public Cloudflare Tunnel
bmo web

# Start peer-to-peer relay (BFP)
bmo relay

CLI Shell Commands

In the CLI, prefix any command with ! to run it as a shell command:

!git status
!dir
!npm install

BMO sees the output and can act on it.

Requirements

  • Python 3.10+
  • Node.js 18+
  • OpenCode server (auto-started by BMO)

Commands

Command Description
bmo Launch bot + CLI TUI
bmo init Configuration wizard
bmo web Webchat server + tunnel
bmo relay BFP peer relay
bmo --version Show version
bmo --update Update to latest

Storage

All data lives in ~/.bmo/:

  • .env — configuration
  • data/bot.db — SQLite database (sessions, memory, agents)
  • logs/ — log files

License

MIT © Aliwey