Introducing Buselligence
Salestrics is pleased to announce Buselligence — an open-source, MIT-licensed business AI assistant you can download, configure, and run today.
Today we’re releasing Buselligence on GitHub under the MIT license. It’s a business intelligence chatbot powered by BizzyB, the Buselligence AI — built for teams who want a capable business assistant without waiting on a vendor roadmap or a closed beta.
The setup is intentionally simple: clone the repository, install dependencies, add your OpenAI API key, and start the dev server. You’re up and running in minutes.
Quick start
git clone https://github.com/Salestrics/Buselligence.git
cd Buselligence
npm install
npm install --prefix client
npm install --prefix server
cp .env.example .env
# Add OPENAI_API_KEY to .env
npm run dev
Frontend runs at http://localhost:5173. The API and auth server run at
http://localhost:3001. Set OPENAI_API_KEY in your
.env file and BizzyB is ready to use.
What’s included
- Marketing landing page — a polished front door for the assistant.
- BetterAuth sign-in — authenticated sessions with direct sign-up disabled by default.
- Free anonymous chat — 50,000-token limit for visitors; in-flight responses complete even when the limit is reached.
- Saved conversations — authenticated users can pick up where they left off.
- Optional invoice-verified account requests — route new account requests through an external signup form when you need verification.
Need a demo account for testing? After the server initializes auth tables, run
npm run db:seed --prefix server to seed a demo user. Full details are in the
README.
Why we open-sourced it
Salestrics is an AI-native revenue workspace — CRM, docs, and intelligence on one platform. Buselligence is a standalone slice of that vision: a business AI assistant you can run yourself, extend, and deploy on your own terms.
We believe business AI should be inspectable, forkable, and yours to host. MIT licensing means you can use Buselligence in commercial products, internal tools, or client projects without license friction. Fork it, customize BizzyB’s prompts and UI, or use it as a starting point for your own assistant stack.
Production and contributions
Buselligence ships with a production build path:
npm run build followed by NODE_ENV=production npm start.
Environment variables for OpenAI, BetterAuth, CORS, and optional signup forms are documented
in the repository.
Issues and pull requests are welcome on GitHub. If you build something interesting on top of Buselligence, we’d love to hear about it.