Most productivity tools stop at reminders. Life Manager is a proactive general agent built to actually manage your life, organized around three pillars: Body, Mind, and Money.
It runs a continuous self-improvement loop:
- Monitor what's happening across your schedule, habits, and finances
- Self-fix small problems before you notice them
- Refactor the routines that keep failing
- Improve what's already working
- Self-replicate the setups that worked into new areas of your life
Think of it less like a to-do app and more like a general agent whose job is your life: it watches, it acts, and it rewrites its own playbook when something stops working.
Open source
Life Manager is open source. You can read the core, run it yourself, and extend it:
- Project page: aniccaai.com/lm
- Source: github.com/Daisuke134/life-manager
If you're building agents, I'd love to hear how you'd design a self-improvement loop that actually converges instead of spiraling. Issues and PRs are welcome.
Top comments (0)