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What you can do with Mojito

Mojito is a self-hosted, TypeScript personal app where a Claude Code agent on your own Mac rewrites the app's code from chat requests and ships the update to your web app, phone, Mac, and server.

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4 use cases

  • Host a private daily planner you own

    Run Mojito on your own server to get Today, plans, notes, feed and chat in one place.

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    Using the TimeLovercc/mojito repo, follow docs/SETUP.md to deploy the hub on <target-server>. Report which steps succeeded and the URL of the running web app. Verify that the Today page loads and that the chat responds.

  • Ask for an app change in chat and get it shipped

    Describe a small fix or feature in chat and let the Claude Code loop ship it to your devices.

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    In the TimeLovercc/mojito repo, pick up open feedback from the hub, decide whether it is auto-ship or ask, and apply the change for <feedback-id> in the private copy. Expected output: a one-line plan, a passing typecheck and build, and a summary sent to the hub. Verify the change appears in the app after the build.

  • Get a daily card of the mail worth reading

    Turn your Gmail inbox into one read-only card in your feed every morning.

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    In the TimeLovercc/mojito repo, enable the daily 'mail worth reading' feed card using a read-only Gmail connection on <hub-url>. Expected output: one feed card for the day with a short list of messages. Verify that no message was sent, archived or deleted.

  • Skip one Google Calendar event with Undo

    Ask in chat to remove a single recurring meeting from your Google Calendar.

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    In the TimeLovercc/mojito repo, remove only the occurrence of '<event-name>' on <date> from the connected Google Calendar. Expected output: confirmation that one occurrence was removed and the series is otherwise unchanged. Verify in Google Calendar that the other occurrences still exist.

How to use Mojito

  1. Check you have what it needs: A Mac or Mac mini where Claude Code runs, as the README describes; A server you control to host the hub (FastAPI and SQLite), with HTTPS and a few tokens; Access to the model provider you choose (the README says Anthropic today).
  2. Open TimeLovercc/mojito on GitHub and read the README and license.
  3. Read docs/SETUP.md in the repo at https://github.com/TimeLovercc/mojito and list the server and tokens it asks for.
  4. Prepare a server or always-on computer for the hub, with HTTPS set up as the setup guide describes.
  5. Follow the setup guide to start the hub and the web app.
  6. Open the web app, check that Today, plans, notes, feed and chat load, and try one Undo on a data change.

These steps come from our top use case, Host a private daily planner you own, which also has a copy-paste agent prompt.

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About this repo

  • Who it is forA single person who can run a server or always-on computer and wants a daily planner that changes shape when they ask for it in chat.
  • Why it is hot
  • LanguageTypeScript
  • Sourcegithub.com/TimeLovercc/mojito · Back to Hot repos

Requirements

  • A Mac or Mac mini where Claude Code runs, as the README describes
  • A server you control to host the hub (FastAPI and SQLite), with HTTPS and a few tokens
  • Access to the model provider you choose (the README says Anthropic today)
  • Comfort with self-hosting, per docs/SETUP.md
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Questions about Mojito

What is Mojito?

Mojito is a self-hosted, TypeScript personal app where a Claude Code agent on your own Mac rewrites the app's code from chat requests and ships the update to your web app, phone, Mac, and server. It is an open-source project on GitHub: https://github.com/TimeLovercc/mojito.

Who is Mojito for?

A single person who can run a server or always-on computer and wants a daily planner that changes shape when they ask for it in chat.

What can I do with Mojito?

4 use cases so far, for example: Host a private daily planner you own; Ask for an app change in chat and get it shipped; Get a daily card of the mail worth reading. Each has steps and a copy-paste agent prompt.

What do I need to run Mojito?

A Mac or Mac mini where Claude Code runs, as the README describes; A server you control to host the hub (FastAPI and SQLite), with HTTPS and a few tokens; Access to the model provider you choose (the README says Anthropic today); Comfort with self-hosting, per docs/SETUP.md.

What are alternatives to Mojito?

Other hot AI repos in Personal productivity: Abacusai Bot, Unigit Ecosystem, Comma, Agent Peer Chat, Compass.

Is Mojito safe to run?

Deduped does not own, audit or vouch for it. Read the README and license, run it on your own systems first and review every command before you run it.