AWS Introduces Pizza Bot: An Open Source Inbox for Background AI Agents

AITopTools Editorial TeamSeptember 13, 2026

What changed

AWS introduced Pizza Bot, an open-source inbox for software agents that can carry out tasks in the background. It can remember task progress, connect to external tools, request approval for selected actions, run scheduled workflows, and work with models from multiple providers.

What this means for you

Developers can run Pizza Bot themselves and use it to organize automated work across different AI services. Self-hosting requires technical setup, and the metadata does not specify pricing or a consumer-ready version.

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