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A self-hostable LLM chat & agent platform on a durable runtime. Per-user agents that use tools, browse your own data, drive a connected machine or browser, run integrations, react to events, and act proactively on your behalf. Open source.

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  • Chat & agents


    Per-chat model, mode and security pickers (or auto, with a governance-aware fallback chain). Sub-agents, a /goal loop, slash commands, voice in/out, checkpoint/rewind and best-of-N attempts.

    Chat & agents

  • Surfaces


    A chat is a configurable layout of regions — the thread plus editor, terminal or dashboard-card panels — not a fixed mode. standard and coding are just builtin surfaces; define your own, and the same model powers chat-less dashboards.

    Surfaces

  • World-state memory


    A bitemporal, causal entity-state graph — not a flat note store. Live integration entities and long-term memory are one graph: two time axes, provenance, and a read / propose / write split.

    Memory & entities

  • Integrations


    Drop a manifest.yaml + config flow under integrations/ and it contributes its tools — plus agents, surfaces, dashboard cards, entities and message providers. Capability providers, and MCP & OpenAPI in both directions.

    Integrations

  • Unified inbox


    Email, Signal, Matrix, Zulip and WhatsApp triaged into one cockpit, with human-approved draft replies and cross-channel contact threads.

    Unified inbox

  • Your data & agenda


    First-class Notes, Files, Calendar and Contacts pages, plus an agenda merging commitments and events — with hourly proactive nudges in your main chat.

    Notes, files & agenda

  • Workflows


    Sandboxed scripts run durably on Temporal. A workflow with triggers is an automation — schedules plus event and entity-state conditions.

    Workflows

  • Dashboards


    Card dashboards — the chat-less Surfaces — over your entities: cards, sections, conditions, scenes and a logbook.

    Dashboards

  • Devices


    A cross-platform Rust device agent (Linux/macOS/Windows) hosting jailed workspaces (e.g. for coding), a real browser device (Chrome extension or on-demand cloud), your phone, and fire-and-review cloud coding tasks (sandbox → diff → PR).

    Devices

  • Skills


    User-authored capability packages with progressive disclosure, and a marketplace of curated catalogs.

    Skills

  • Security & governance


    Per-chat security modes, untrusted-content gating, BYOK envelope encryption, RLS tenancy, monthly budget caps, and fail-closed ABAC data-classification — no path to an uncleared provider.

    Security & governance

  • Clients


    A web SPA + PWA, Android and desktop shells, a Chrome extension, and a native Rust terminal client (TUI) — all over the same HTTP/SSE API.

    Apps & clients

How it fits together

A chat turn runs either inline (a FastAPI background task) or durable (a Temporal workflow); both emit identical AG-UI events onto a per-run Redis Stream that the API relays to clients over SSE. A single fail-closed data-classification gate runs at every model-resolution entry, so there is no path to an uncleared provider.

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