Give an AI agent your computer. Talk to it from anywhere.

AgentOS lives on your Mac and does the work there. You talk to it from your phone or your earbuds, the way you would talk to a person, and it checks with you before the risky steps.

An early version, for the Mac. Free and open source. No AgentOS account: Nova thinks with a Claude key you add once.

Nova is asking now

Send this email to Claire Martin?

The March bill, €84.20, is attached.

Send this email to Claire Martin?

now

Someone at your computer, even when you’re not.

AgentOS gives an AI agent the whole computer: it sees the screen, clicks, types and works on your files. You ask from your phone, the way you would ask a person. Nova does the work, tells you how it went, and stops to ask before the risky steps.

Nova

Good morning, Alex.

Talk to Nova…

Nova is asking

Everything looks good. Can I deploy to production?

Said aloud · “Go ahead.”

Alex is out for a run. Nova is at home, on the Mac.

Like handing your computer to someone you trust.

Hand it the screen.

Your screen goes dark and calm. Only Nova is left, with one line about what it is doing. Move the pointer and you can take back control at any moment.

Rather keep working? The side panel keeps Nova at the edge of your screen instead.

Answer out loud.

With earbuds in, Nova asks out loud and you simply answer, phone in your pocket. An Apple Watch companion is being built, for the same question on your wrist.

Speech runs on your phone by default, with no key.

You stay in charge.

Before a step it knows is risky, such as paying, deleting files or publishing, Nova stops and asks, with a picture of what it sees. Stopping is always one tap or one word.

Nova is asking now

Pay €240.00 to Durand Plomberie?

Worth a careful look

Details
computer_click  ref e42
# button “Confirm transfer”
# Safari, Banque Rivage

Pay €240.00 to Durand Plomberie?

now

Try it: the buttons work.

How much should Nova ask?

One setting, three positions. You can change it at any time.

An agent that can use your whole computer can be misled by what it reads. A web page, an email or a file can try to steer it. Asking first reduces that risk; it does not remove it. Start with “Ask before every change”, and loosen it once you trust it.

Your computer, your keys.

AgentOS has no account and no server of its own. Your devices talk to your computer, and your computer talks only to the services you chose: the model that thinks, and a voice if you add one.

  • Only the devices you add.

    A device gets in only with the one-time code shown on your computer. At home, the connection is encrypted with your computer’s own certificate, checked every time.

  • Your keys stay on your computer.

    API keys are kept in one file only you can read, and never handed out, not even to your phone.

  • Open source, MIT.

    Every line is on GitHub. Read it, change it, run it yourself.

Early, and honest about it.

AgentOS is at version 0.1. The whole loop works — you ask, it works, it asks back, you answer — and some edges are still rough.

Works today

  • The app for macOS
  • The iPhone app
  • The web client, in any browser
  • Claude as the brain
  • Voice on your phone, with ElevenLabs, or your own speech server
  • Same network, Tailscale, or your own relay
  • English and French

Next

  • An Apple Watch companion, being built now
  • Windows and Linux
  • Android
  • End-to-end encryption through a relay

Give it a computer. Then go for a run.

AgentOS is an early version, for the Mac. Download the app, open it, and answer a few questions. It is free and open source.

Nova thinks with Claude, so you will need a Claude key, added once. You get it from Anthropic, who bill what Nova uses. AgentOS itself is free.

Then a few questions, your Claude key, and one code for your phone.

  1. What’s your name?

    Your name

  2. How much should Nova ask?

    How much it asks

  3. Give Nova a brain

    Its brain

  4. Add your phone

    Scan this code to talk to Nova from anywhere.

    Your phone