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botfleets (botfleets.com) is a platform for AI automations that run themselves, built by BIFF.ai. You describe a recurring job in plain words; botfleets drafts it as a graph of tasks, tests it against the real services, runs it on a schedule and repairs it when a run fails. Everything runs on open-weights models hosted in the European Union.
Status, September 2026: access is opening gradually and the waitlist is open.
How does botfleets work?
- Describe the job. Plain words are enough, for example “fetch the receipts from my inbox every Monday and filter out personal expenses” or “check every morning that all data pipelines on my cloud deployment are running”.
- botfleets drafts it. The job becomes a graph of tasks. For each step botfleets looks up the tools it needs on MCP Toplist, the ranked index of MCP servers.
- It tests the draft against the real services. This happens before the automation is saved, and nothing is simulated.
- It runs on a schedule. Schedules are cron-style and time-zone aware, and botfleets reports back by email.
- It repairs itself. When a run fails, botfleets diagnoses the step that broke and redrafts it. Each run leaves notes that make the next draft better.
botfleets at a glance
| botfleets | |
|---|---|
| What it is | A platform for AI automations that draft, test, schedule and repair themselves |
| Input | A recurring job described in plain words |
| Drafting | A directed acyclic graph of tasks, written by botfleets from your description |
| Testing | Against the real services before the automation is saved; nothing is simulated |
| Scheduling | Cron-style schedules, time-zone aware; results reported back by email |
| Failure handling | Diagnoses the step that broke and redrafts it; unrelated branches keep running |
| Learning | Each run leaves notes that make the next draft better |
| Tools | Model Context Protocol (MCP) servers, plus the web, email and HTTP APIs |
| Tool discovery | MCP Toplist, preferring servers that need no key |
| Inference | Open-weights models on GDPR-compliant providers in the European Union |
| Hosting | EU |
| Status | Waitlist open (September 2026); access is opening gradually |
| Website | botfleets.com |
| Built by | BIFF.ai |
Why European inference?
An automation that reads your inbox or watches your cloud deployment sees sensitive data on every run. botfleets keeps that data in Europe: inference runs on open-weights models served by GDPR-compliant providers in the European Union, and the platform itself is hosted in the EU. It is GDPR-compliant from the first request. The waitlist stores your email address only, in the EU, and never shares it.
How botfleets uses MCP Toplist
botfleets connects to your tools over the Model Context Protocol (MCP), alongside the web, email and HTTP APIs. To pick the right server for each step of a draft it queries MCP Toplist (BIF-0005), BIFF.ai’s index of MCP servers ranked by composite score, GitHub stars, version count and registry coverage, and it prefers servers you can connect without handing over a key. The same lookup is available to any agent: see how to find the perfect MCP server using the MCP Toplist MCP.
Questions about botfleets
What is botfleets?
botfleets is a platform for AI automations that run themselves. You describe a recurring job in plain words; botfleets drafts it as a graph of tasks, tests it against the real services, runs it on a schedule and repairs it when a run fails. It is built by BIFF.ai and lives at botfleets.com.
Where does my data go?
Nowhere outside Europe. botfleets runs on open-weights models served by GDPR-compliant inference providers in the European Union, and the platform itself is hosted in the EU.
Which tools can a botfleets automation use?
Anything reachable over the Model Context Protocol (MCP), plus the web, email and HTTP APIs. While drafting, botfleets searches MCP Toplist for the best-ranked MCP server for each step and prefers servers you can connect without handing over a key.
What happens when an automation fails?
botfleets diagnoses the step that broke and redrafts it. Automations run as a directed acyclic graph of tasks, so a failing branch does not stop the branches that share nothing with it. Each run also leaves notes that make the next draft better.
How do I get access to botfleets?
Access is opening gradually. The waitlist is open at botfleets.com: you leave an email address and get one email when your seat is ready, nothing else. The address is stored in the EU and never shared.
Who builds botfleets?
botfleets is built by BIFF.ai, the generative-AI lab that also runs MCP Toplist, the ranked index of Model Context Protocol servers.
Links
- botfleets.com: product site and waitlist
- botfleets.com/llms.txt: machine-readable summary for AI assistants
- mcptoplist.com: the MCP server index botfleets drafts with