crm

Most CRMs bolt an AI assistant onto a form. Comp AI's CRM inverts that: the agent runs on its own schedule and the CRM is simply where it writes things down. It researches contacts, enriches records, and books follow-ups without waiting for you to click anything, and every contact carries an Agent tab showing the reasoning and what it plans to do next. MIT licensed, and one of the fastest-moving projects we track right now.

Self-hosting means three deployments and a Postgres: a Next.js app, a NestJS API, and the agent itself. You need Bun and Docker, plus OAuth credentials from Google or Microsoft. Redis is optional. It runs with no external API keys at all, with LinkedIn, web search, and company data as optional enrichment sources you can add later.

Free, all of it, with no paid tier and no hosted upsell. The agent sandbox runs deny-all egress with no direct database access, which is a sane default for software making autonomous decisions about your customer records. Solo operators and small teams get the whole product.

The catch is age. This is a young project moving very fast, and an autonomous agent writing to your customer data is a lot of trust to extend to code this new. The evidence-based design helps, since tools are built to report observations rather than guesses, and nothing about a person is invented. Still, point it at a copy of your data before you point it at the real thing.