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How to install a complete bot team from one Markdown file with Open Maus Bot

Import a team playbook, review it, and get bots, channels and paused routines in one pass.

Credentials. Connected apps such as Gmail or Slack use OAuth, so review each connection before you approve it.

Who it is forA founder or ops lead who needs a ready-made agent team for a recurring job, such as weekly reporting, without building each bot by hand.

The problemSetting up several bots, channels, playbooks and app connections one at a time takes hours and is easy to get wrong.

The outcomeA reviewed team of bots and channels running in the app, with connections off and routines paused until you approve them.

What you need first

  • A computer running macOS, Windows, or Ubuntu 24.04 x64, with the OpenMausBot app downloaded from openmausbot.com or the latest release page
  • At least one of the claude, codex or grok CLIs installed and logged in on your own machine
  • A team playbook .md file, either from BotMRR or the open-source playbook repository
  • Accounts for any apps you want bots to use, such as Gmail or Slack, approved through OAuth

Steps

  1. Open Teams and choose Import, or browse teams on BotMRR and choose Add to Open Maus Bot.
  2. Paste the public GitHub URL of the team .md file, or import the same file from disk.
  3. Read the review screen: bots, Chief of Staff, channels, playbooks, connector checklist and suggested routines.
  4. Approve only the connections you want; they stay off until you approve them.
  5. Resume a suggested routine only when you are ready, since routines arrive paused.

Prompt for your agent

Using the OpenMausBot repo at github.com/milind-soni/OpenMausBot, import the team file at <team-md-url> through Teams → Import and list the bots, channels and connectors it would create. Expected output: a short list of those items with a note on which connections are off by default. Verify that no routine is active before you finish.

Caveat. Packages never carry credentials, but the bots still run on the claude, codex or grok CLI already installed on your machine.

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