Godmode.space

A one-sentence summary

Godmode.space was once a web-based AI agent that relied on the concepts of AutoGPT and BabyAGI, capable of breaking down a user’s goals into multiple tasks and executing them in a cyclic manner; the official website no longer offers this application.

Current product status

As of August 23, 2026, the homepage of the official website displays only a brief promotional statement stating that it is \"the first AI agent product with over 1 million users\", and it redirects to social media posts from 2023. The original interfaces for entering targets, logging in, running agents, and managing files are no longer visible.

When accessing the previous pages for About, Changelog, Privacy, and Terms, the server returns a brief page identical to the home page. At present, there is no registered login page, online proxy, purchase page, terms of service, privacy policy, or support channels available.

Tool Introduction

Godmode.space was created by developers such as Emil Ahlbäck; its goal is to enable non-technical users to experience autonomous AI agents directly in their browsers. The old official About page stated that the product was inspired by AutoGPT and BabyAGI, and it supports GPT-3.5 and GPT-4.

In the past, users only needed to describe what they wanted to accomplish, and the system would suggest sub-goals, create a plan, issue various commands, and display the results of its thinking and actions. Compared to ordinary chatbots, it places more emphasis on continuous planning and action cycles rather than back-and-forth questioning.

Core historical functions

Natural language target input

Users can enter objectives such as market research, writing letters, or exploratory projects, and the system will then suggest the most appropriate sub-objectives. Users can edit, add, or delete sub-objectives before activating the agent.

Task decomposition and iterative execution

The agent generates tasks based on the target, carries out the current step, and then feeds the results into the next round of planning. The page displays a list of tasks, the current command, a summary of the reasoning process, and the completed results.

Manual approval and automatic approval

Users can view the plan at each step and approve it manually, or they can enable an automatic approval mode for a short period of time. Automatic approval reduces the need for repeated clicks, but it increases the risk of errors, additional costs, and uncontrolled execution.

Multi-task object tracking

The interface links the results of tasks to their respective objectives, enabling users to monitor the progress of each sub-objective. Complex objectives may still experience cycles of repetition, deviation, or failure to be completed.

File generation and download

The older version of the frontend provided functions for file browsing, previewing, copying, and downloading; the proxy could output some of the results in file format. The actual supported formats and the retention period for files on the backend are not specified in any available documentation.

Session saving

The old code included a session list and mechanisms for determining archiving, and it used Firebase accounts to save the status of usage. The current login and session interfaces are no longer accessible.

Includes an OpenAI key.

The historical settings allow users to enter their own OpenAI API Key and choose between GPT-3.5 Turbo or GPT-4. The key is stored locally in the browser and sent to the corresponding interface; therefore, it should not be used in older deployments that are no longer in use.

Historical workflow

How to verify the current status

1. Open the homepage of Godmode.space to check whether there is still only brief promotional content.
2. Check the homepage for any entries related to target input, logging in, pricing, or document access.
3. Visit the old versions of the About, Changelog, Privacy, and Terms pages respectively.
4. If these paths still lead to the same home page, there is no need to create an account or enter an API key.
5. Check the latest commit, license, releases, and security notes of the associated GitHub repository.
6. The usability will only be re-evaluated once the official website provides the complete application and the current policies again.

Explanation of historical usage process

The steps below are intended to help understand early product designs; they are not applicable today, and it is not recommended to use unverified mirror sites for running them.

1. First, the user enters a clear and well-defined overall goal.
2. The system suggests sub-objectives, which the user can modify to keep them within verifiable limits.
3. After starting the agent, first read the actions and parameters it plans to carry out.
4. Each step must be approved manually, and actions related to payments, accounts, or external publishing are denied.
5. Periodically stop the cycle to verify whether there are any deviations in the facts, costs, and goals.
6. After downloading the file, it is subjected to a security scan, followed by manual editing and verification.
7. After the task is completed, the temporary key is revoked and sensitive sessions are cleaned up.

Which users are it suitable for

• AI product researcher: Observing the interaction design of browser-based proxies around 2023.
• Developer: Focus on breaking down research objectives, task cycles, approval mechanisms, and the file output interface.
• AI security specialists: Analyze the risks associated with automatic approval, self-contained keys, and autonomous execution.
• Product Manager: Compare the differences between the earlier AutoGPT product and the current Agent platform.
• Open-source compliance officers: Assess the limits of using open-source code in the absence of a license.
• Educators: Used as examples of the development history of AI Agents and of human-AI collaboration.

Historical use cases

• Break down the issue of market entry into tasks related to industry analysis, customer analysis, competition analysis, and channel analysis.
• Conduct sequential searches and summaries around a specific theme to produce a report document.
• Generate letters, plans, or other downloadable text based on objectives.
• Explore multiple hypotheses to enable the agent to gradually build the task to be verified.
• Demonstrate how AI transforms goals into actions and requests human approval.
• Test the impact of automatic approval and manual approval on security and efficiency.

Historical product value

• Package the AutoGPT-style workflow into a web interface that requires no local installation.
• Use editable sub-objectives to reduce the degree of uncontrollability in fully autonomous execution.
• It displays tasks, commands, and files to enable users to observe the execution process.
• A step-by-step approval mechanism is provided, allowing humans to intervene at key stages.
• It allows the use of custom model keys; previously, advanced users had the option to select models.
• The associated repository retains some front-end code, which can be used to understand past implementations.

Usage restrictions and risks

• The official website no longer provides the original application, so it should no longer be marked as functional.
• There are no current prices, privacy policies, terms, refund information, or support documents.
• The descriptions of the older versions of GPT-3.5 and GPT-4 do not reflect the capabilities of the current models.
• Autonomous agents can exhibit loops, goal deviations, fabricated facts, and invalid tasks.
• Automatic approval may allow incorrect actions to continue being carried out, resulting in additional API fees.
• The legacy code stores the OpenAI keys locally in the browser, which makes it unsuitable for use in untrusted environments.
• The GitHub repository has no license; being publicly accessible does not mean that it is allowed to be copied, modified, or used for commercial purposes.
• The warehouse does not have any official releases or software packages, nor are there any commitments regarding ongoing maintenance.
• The last submission of the old code was done quite some time ago, and its dependencies as well as the authentication mechanisms may pose security risks.
• There are many tools with the same name as Godmode available on the internet, and they should not be confused with this project.

Price and usage costs

The current official website does not have any pages for registration, purchasing, or pricing; as a result, there are no existing Godmode.space packages that can be verified. Any free offers, package deals, or monthly fees listed by third parties cannot be considered as the official prices.

If someone is selling accounts, quotas, or clients under the name Godmode.space, it is necessary to first verify whether they have authorization from the original team. The official website does not provide any means to confirm such sales.

Supported platforms

GitHub and code status

The Godmode repository under FOLLGAD points explicitly to Godmode.space, and it is stated that the product is based on Auto-GPT. This repository contains code for the web interface, proxy operation, task listing, file browsing, logging in, and model settings; therefore it can be considered official related code.

The repository is not currently archived, but the last code commit was on November 30, 2024; there are no licenses, releases, or distribution packages available. The fact that the repository is readable does not automatically grant rights to copy, deploy, redistribute it, or use it for commercial purposes.

Judgment of APIs, SDKs, and open source

Godmode.space does not provide any official API documentation for third parties, an API Key console, SDKs, Webhooks, or service level specifications. The internal interfaces that were used in the older front-end applications cannot be regarded as public APIs, nor should they be used without going through the authentication process.

Since the associated repository does not have an open-source license, the field \"Is it open source?\" in the directory should be marked as \"No\" or \"Code is available but not licensed\", and it should not be indicated as \"Free and open source.\" The licenses of Auto-GPT and BabyAGI also do not automatically apply to the Godmode code.

Safety and privacy

The current official website no longer displays a privacy policy, and it is therefore not possible to determine the rules regarding the storage or deletion of account data, prompts, task results, files, logs, and analysis data. Users should not enter any sensitive information on old interfaces, mirror sites, or third-party replicas.

The historical codes include Firebase authentication, PostHog analytics, as well as built-in OpenAI key settings, which indicates that multiple service providers may be involved in the operation. In the absence of current data processing protocols, it is not possible to determine whether these historical configurations are still secure or compliant.

• Do not enter the OpenAI API Key on the current official website or third-party mirrors.
• Do not upload customer data, personal information, contracts, or internal documents.
• Do not run unaudited old code or expose it directly to the public internet.
• Use an isolated environment when studying the source code, and update outdated dependencies.
• If it is discovered that the historical key is still valid, it should be revoked immediately, rather than continuing with the tests.
• When it is necessary to replicate a function, the key storage, permission, and auditing mechanisms must be redesigned.

Basic information

Recommendation score

Current recommendation score: 2.0 / 5. Godmode.space retains historical value for understanding early browser AI agents, task loops, and human approval mechanisms, but it can no longer be recommended as a tool for use in current applications.

The associated code lacks a license, has not been updated for a long time, and the official website does not provide current terms of service or a privacy policy. Ordinary users should choose AI Agent platforms that are still under maintenance and come with clear pricing, as well as documentation related to security and support.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is Godmode.space still usable?

It cannot be used in its original manner. The official website now only displays brief promotional information; it no longer offers options for entering targets, running agents, logging in, or accessing file interfaces.

Is Godmode.space closed?

The official website has not issued any announcement regarding the official closure, but the original application functions and policy pages are no longer available, and the related code has not been updated for a long time. The directory should be treated as one whose services have been discontinued.

What is its relationship with AutoGPT?

Godmode.space is inspired by Auto-GPT and BabyAGI; it uses a web interface to display the breakdown of tasks and their iterative execution. It is not an official product of Auto-GPT.

Is it free now?

The home page of the official website can be accessed for free, but it contains only promotional information; there are no usable agent services available. This situation cannot be described as a free AI tool.

Which models are supported by historical versions?

The old About page and the associated code were created using GPT-3.5 Turbo and GPT-4. Since these services are no longer available, these models are merely historical artifacts.

Do I need my own OpenAI API Key?

Historical codes allow, and may require, the use of custom keys during high usage or when switching models. No valid keys should be submitted to old pages or third-party mirrors at present.

Is the GitHub code official?

The README file for the FOLLGAD repository points directly to Godmode.space and contains the corresponding application code; it can thus be considered an official affiliated repository.

Is Godmode open source?

It cannot be treated as an open-source project. Although the repository is public, there is no license available, and by default the copyright remains protected.

Can it be deployed on my own?

Technically, the repository contains some application code, but it lacks licenses, complete backend documentation, and ongoing security maintenance. It must not be copied, deployed, or used for commercial purposes without the permission of the copyright owners.

Are APIs or SDKs available?

No official public API, SDK, Webhook, or developer portal has been identified. Internal interfaces used by the frontend do not constitute services available to the public.

Is the Godmode app in the App Store that one?

No. The fitness, chatting, or e-commerce tools with the same name available in current stores have no confirmed official connection to Godmode.space’s early AI agents.

Is it still worth trying?

It is not suitable for ordinary users to try further, but it can serve as a case study in the history of AI Agent development and interaction design. When actual automation is needed, alternative tools that are still under maintenance should be chosen.

Summary

Godmode.space reduced the barriers to using autonomous agents of the AutoGPT type, allowing users to see targets, tasks, commands, approvals, and file outputs within a browser. It was also an important example of how early AI agents evolved from developer projects into products available to the general public.

The official website no longer provides the original service, and the code lacks licenses as well as evidence of maintenance; therefore it should be clearly marked as no longer offering its services to the public. Do not enter keys, purchase third-party accounts, or use unaudited versions of the software.