
These docs are for using GAIA. To run your own, see Self-Hosting. To change the code, see Developers.
What you can do
Just tell GAIA what you need: That last one is a workflow: an automation you describe in plain words.Start here
Quick Start
Set up your account and send your first message in a few minutes.
Chatting Effectively
Learn how to phrase requests so GAIA nails them on the first try.
Connect Your Apps
Link Gmail, Calendar, GitHub, Notion, and more so GAIA can act on your behalf.
Use GAIA Anywhere
Talk to GAIA on WhatsApp, Slack, Discord, Telegram, or the desktop app.
Go deeper
Build Workflows
Automate the things you ask for every day.
Memory
How GAIA remembers your preferences and context over time.
Marketplace
Install workflows other people have built.
Open source
GAIA is source-available and self-hostable, so your data can stay on your own server. You can read, change and share the code for noncommercial use under the PolyForm Noncommercial License 1.0.0.Run your own GAIA
Install GAIA on your own machine or server with one command, and keep your data there.
Contribute to GAIA
Set up the code, make a change and open a pull request.

